Ok, this is admittedly an unabashed product endorsement. I am not affiliated with the companies that manufacture these products, nor do I benefit in any way from telling everyone how much I like them.

I just have to say that I would be LOST without these two products. I've been on intensive antibiotic therapy for bacterial infections while also having to fight candida, and I would not be able to adhere to my treatment regime without the Yeast Arrest and CandaClear for vaginal support.

My nether regions thank the makers of these two products. lol!

Sharon

Sharon you CRACK ME UP!!!! HA! And cheers to that!

Sharon, I don't wish to rain on your parade, but my experience of using the Yeast Arrest with vulvodynia is that I can't - it burns. So anyone who has that condition should be aware that it might do the same to them. I did buy some CandaClear too, but didn't dare use it because of my experience with the YA. I gave both the YA and the CC away to someone I thought could actually use them, i.e. someone with a normal fanny (that means vagina not backside here!), who had to take a lot of antibiotics.

Helen

Helen,

Naw, you're not raining on my parade.

I hope the normal-fannied person benefitted from the products, though!

Sharon

You all are so funny! It's good we can find a little humor in some of this.


Helen,

I've been so busy I haven't had a chance to read all the posts, but I still hold you in my prayers and hope you will find relief soon. You are such a trooper!

Gay

Hi Sharon

I didn't get a fanny report - but hope all is well with her (she had recurrent cystitis and antibiotics to go with).

Helen

Hi Gay

Just saw this after replying to your other post. As ever, I appreciate your support. And I'm glad to read elsewhere that your pain is lessening. All that and muffins, too. Life sounds good for you.

Helen

HA! Helen, that's a funny one! "a fanny report"! I'be been thinking that we need a name just like that to call this section!


Tarilee

Hi Tarilee

Yes, "Fanny report" would be a good title for this section, but I understood that fanny meant bottom in the US. Does it mean vagina in Canada?

Here are two funny "lost in translation" examples.

1. One British woman to an American woman while out walking: "Would you like something to eat?". Second woman replies, "No, thanks, I have banana in my fanny pack." (see British English meaning above - sounds uncomfortable!)

2. Headline in newspaper: "Jumper rescued from bridge." (Bearing in mind that a jumper is a sweater in British English, this has less of an impact than in the US where a jumper is someone about to commit suicide!).

Ha! Ha!

Helen

I love it helen!!!