Is anyone on disability due to Endometriosis?

I am not personally on disability, so I can't answer that question. But I did want to say that I'm so sorry you're facing this struggle. I can only imagine how frustrating it is to have a judge deny you support. I hope that someone else will be able to answer your question here, but in the meantime, if you're on Twitter, it would be a good idea to ask the question and use the hashtag #NEISvoid (No End in Sight Void). It's a space where disabled and chronically ill people can ask questions of community members and often there are many answers. You could also try searching for the hashtags #endometriosis and #disability together and see what comes back. I really hope you are able to find a way to get the support you deserve. ~Katrina, Endometriosis.net Advocate

I looked back on all of my reports that were submitted to the court and it Turns out the two answers claiming to be inconsistent is false. I never stated I have done the things the judge said I did and I found proof. Right now I have to wait to hear from my lawyer on whether he will still represent me and help me fight my case.

Oh my gosh, , what a tough time! I am so sorry that you are dealing with all of this--the pain, the impact on your life, and the not being heard in court. SO frustrating! I don't have an answer to your question, but just want to say thank you for sharing this story. You are not alone. Please stop by here any time you need a place to be heard. Sending best wishes for your journey! -Audrey (endometriosis.net team)

***Update***
My lawyer did not respond to my emails and phone calls for almost two weeks. I was stressed and my blood pressure was up. I also have Graves Disease and I cannot be stressed with my condition. I had a severe headache, tremors, and I started having vaginal bleeding as well which was weird because with the medication I am taking I have not had my menstrual or any vaginal bleeding for a year. So I had to try to block the stress to keep from having to go to the emergency room.
I was able to get in touch with my GYN who sat with me and typed a statement explaining my condition, my pain and my limitations. It was sent to my lawyer and I finally got a response ( I was told he wasn't in the office). My case has been appealed to the Appeals Council and the new medical evidence has been submitted. Now it is a waiting game again.

Thank you for the advice before. I found some twitter pages focusing on Endometriosis and have found out a lot and gotten plenty of advice.