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UN BECOMING revolves around Emma Douglas, a woman who has everything...to lose. She is sensual, smart and driven. Painting is her life's breath. But a medical opinion threatens everything. UN BECOMING explores how any woman can lose control when the voice of intuition is silenced.

Open to the public, this conference is of interest to women who have been told they need a hysterectomy, women who have undergone the hysterectomy, and their family, partners and friends, medical and legal professionals, students in all fields of and students in all fields of study. Treatment options for fibroids, endometriosis, ovarian cysts, uterine prolapse, endometrial hyperplasia, and others will be discussed. Among the common consequences of hysterectomy that will be discussed are loss of sexual feeling, a 3X greater risk of heart disease (7X greater when the ovaries are removed), joint and muscle pain, profound fatigue, and depression. The uterus and ovaries have important functions all of a woman's life, there is never an age or a time when they are not needed

The functions of the female sex organs and the life-long consequences of hysterectomy, including shortened vagina, loss of physical sexual sensation, personality change, loss of creativity and vitality, bone joint and muscle pain, profound loss of energy and stamina, loss of short-term memory, blunting of emotions, reclusiveness, irritability, heart disease, and osteoporosis.