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With Sanitary Pads and Plastic Bags, Many Women Still Silently Struggle with Their Periods.

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Angela de Jong wrote candidly this week about her extreme periods. But meanwhile, in homes and consulting rooms, many women are still struggling in silence, sometimes with lots of sanitary pads and even plastic bags. ‘Almost no one knows exactly what is normal.’
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Angela de Jong wrote candidly this week about her extreme periods. But meanwhile, in homes and consulting rooms, many women are still struggling in silence, sometimes with lots of sanitary pads and even plastic bags. ‘Almost no one knows exactly what is normal.’

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Angela de Jong wrote candidly this week about her extreme periods. But meanwhile, in homes and consulting rooms, many women are still struggling in silence, sometimes with lots of sanitary pads and even plastic bags. ‘Almost no one knows exactly what is normal.’

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ed.nl broke the news on Sunday, October 4, 2026.
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