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HysterSisters takes on partner to manage continued growth and longevity

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I have news that is wonderful and exciting! This week’s migration wasn’t a typical migration - from one set of servers to another. Our migration moved HysterSisters into a new partnership that is definitely win-win.

In 1998 when I had my hysterectomy and launched this website, my goal was simple: I wanted a way to provide helpful information for women who were having a hysterectomy. This great “experiment” of a community online became the place on the internet to get support and find answers surrounding the hysterectomy experience.

Since that time, as founder and owner, I’ve been spinning many plates in the air - with the help of multiple teams to get it all done: Web development. Technology upgrades. System administration and server needs. Search engine optimizations. App development. Social media. Newsletters. Content/article management…..and more…..!

Its been an awesome journey of learning and yet has become bigger than I could have ever imagined. And so, I’ve made the decision to partner with VerticalScope, the leading internet community company, to manage our growing technology needs and provide longevity.

How does this affect HysterSisters.com?

This is the best part! You should see no difference! Our team of moderators and administrators are all staying in place, helping you to get the support you need as you journey through a GYN diagnosis that may lead to a hysterectomy and for your recovery and through menopause.

Thank you for helping to make HysterSisters.com the best place on the internet for women to receive and give support for GYN health needs.

Blessings galore,

Kathy
HysterSisters Founder



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