MEET THE WOMAN WHO COULD NOT HAVE SEX FOR YEARS AFTER MARRIAGE. (MUST READ)

The whole euphoria and sweet feeling that one expects to have on the wedding night, especially if you have kept away from sex before marriage, can be so overwhelming. Now imagine after all the heightened euphoria, you discover on your wedding night that you are allergic to sex. How will you feel?  How will your husband feel? How worse will he feel if he discovers that his semen is what's making you have reaction that had made sex impossible?

These is the story of  50 years old Leonie  Blackwell. She suffered
from Human Seminal Plasma Hypersensitivity, which caused burning, swelling, pain and irritation during sexual intercourse.  She discovered that she was allergic to sex just after her wedding. She and her husband were devastated about it that their emotional attachment dropped drastically. They went from living as newly weds to living as roommates. Speaking about the first time she experienced the agony, the Australian said : 'It began when I was 23 years old. I had no idea what was causing such pain, swelling and burning after sex. And it would last for days.'

Leonie before she got married

 With her marriage shattered, she sought to find a cure to her rare illness. And it took her five medical professionals, including three gynaecologists, and two and a half years before she found someone who could tell her what was wrong.

Well her search paid off. She said 'I lived with constant pain for seven years and four months, and it was eight years after my diagnosis that a product came out on the market in Australia that switched off my auto-immune systems response.

'That product was Reiishi Mushroom Extract. It is thanks to this product that I am well today with no signs of having Seminal Plasma Hypersensitivity anymore.'
 This happenings  made her change many things about her life. She wrote a book titled " MAKING SENSE OF THE INSENSIBLE. The 10 injustices of our life lessons". She hopes everyone reads and benefit from it.

What a big world we live in.