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**UPDATED NOVEMBER 2020**

When Lauren got her third UTI, she never imagined it would be the beginning of a gruelling 18-month journey taking her from one side of the world to the other, and then back again. What looked to be a straight forward bladder infection, quickly spiralled into the most frightening and miserable experience of her life. As her symptoms rapidly declined, so did her mental health as she was subjected to rounds of tests and medical procedures to explain her symptoms.  After a lengthy process of elimination, Lauren was diagnosed in Australia with interstitial cystitis (IC) and started on a course of bladder instils. Refusing to accept this was her future, more research led her back to the United Kingdom.  The day after her arrival, she was finally diagnosed correctly with a chronic UTI and prescribed a treatment plan for the infection that had become embedded in her bladder wall. After 22 months of continuous full-dose antibiotic treatment, Lauren completely recovered and  is 18 months' symptom and medication free.  You can read more about Lauren's chronic UTI journey here.

Olivia is a British woman whose battle with recurrent UTIs started decades ago.  What first began as occasional, seemingly uncomplicated acute UTIs, eventually turned into frequent, severe recurrent attacks.  When her acute attacks tested positive, she would receive the usual UTI treatment.  When the tests failed to identify bacteria, she was abandoned by her...

Life changed for this Australian woman when a simple, uncomplicated urinary tract infection (UTI) refused to go away. Relying solely on tests results, doctors were quick to disassociate her symptoms from the initial infection and diagnose her with interstitial cystitis (IC).  Following a post-operative course of antibiotics, Jenna had an unbelievable 14...

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