This book is very informative but delivered in a funny, relatable, and sarcastic tone that is easy to read.
The author spends a lot of the book guiding the reader through her experiences advocating for her health, which especially as a woman, and furthermore as a woman suffering from a taboo/misunderstood chronic illness, is not always easy, but is always important. She trusts her instincts that something is not right, even when she's made to feel dramatic and crazy.

Women's health, specifically about "vagina problems" need to be less taboo and more out in the open. Like one reviewer said, half of the population has a vagina!

More needs to be written on these topics so that those suffering with varying levels of pain from endometriosis or other lesser known medical conditions have somewhere to turn for strength and guidance. I learned a lot from this book that I did not know, terms i've never even heard of.