[plaloz]

Hello, Melissa.
I am still with dilator no. 4. Number 3 is easy. Number 4 is a bit more challenging, but I was glad to read that it does not have to go all the way in. I am not giving up! 🙂

[plaloz]

Thank you so much, rgq! ☺️

[plaloz]

Kudos to you, recessivegenequeen. I am curious to know, have you ever tried the vaginal dilators? I watched a YouTube video last weekend (I can share with you if you would like). Basically, the lady in the video was showcasing the dilators that her company produces. She stated that for pap smears, women only need to work through the smallest set (1 through 3).

Thank you for sharing your story, by the way. I have been reading posts from other ladies in the forums. I am so glad that this forum exists so I can meet brave women like you. 🙂

Plaloz

[plaloz]

Thank you, Cathleen, for the warm welcome.

Regards,

Plaloz

[plaloz]

Hello, Heather. I just wanted to add how much I enjoyed reading that quote too. It pretty much summarizes my sentiment. I am treating myself with one main goal: have annual exams that do not feel like I am being poked with a knife. This would also help for when I meet that special someone.

Plaloz, single and with vaginismus

[plaloz]

Dear recessivegenequeen,
Thank you for your words and warm welcome. 🙂
It is greatly appreciated. I have noticed that you have posted in another forums, and I wanted to ask you…How are *you* doing in your own journey?

Update – out of five dilators, I am through with size 3. As of today, I have yet to reach sizes 4 and 5. With every successful dilator attempt, I feel a huge sense of accomplishment.

Warm regards,
Plaloz

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