Fistula Ep 3: The Silence After the Struggle

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Aug 1, 202500:00:15Technology

“My family knows about this, and they have given me support,” she says. “But it had its challenges. Fistula is very intrusive. There are things many people take for granted. Things such as attending weddings. Attending f...

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