“Nine News presenter Julie Snook has revealed her heartbreaking battle with endometriosis, which has resulted in her having 12 surgeries to combat the condition.
The 31-year-old said she was diagnosed with endometriosis at just 19 years old.
Speaking to WHO magazine, Julie said she is ‘terrified’ that she won’t be able to conceive naturally with partner, Hugo Johnstone-Burt.”
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