Bindi Irwin returns to wildlife conservation while recovering from endometriosis
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Updated · E! NEWS · May 3
Bindi Irwin returns to wildlife conservation while recovering from endometriosis
10 articles · Updated · E! NEWS · May 3
At the Steve Irwin Gala in Las Vegas, Terri and Robert Irwin said the 27-year-old is staying near home and helping run Australia Zoo’s 500 staff and 500,000 acres.
Travel remains difficult, so she missed this year’s event, but her family said she is improving and back to tasks including feeding crocodiles and overseeing conservation work.
Irwin recently said she spent 10 years undiagnosed and had about 50 lesions removed over three years, using her experience to urge women with pain to seek answers.
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