Weight Management and Endometriosis - Take Our Quick PollsFor people living with chronic health conditions, managing weight can be a particularly challenging task. Balancing the demands of managing symptoms and...reactionscomments
My Endo Patient Partner's Top Five Ways I Support HerMy partner and I are quite the endo team, even if I do say so myself. When we were first together, I...reactions6comments
My Holistic Lifestyle: Part 1When I made that decision five years ago to treat my endometriosis in a holistic and natural way, I didn’t really know...reactionscomments
Supporting Your Liver for EndometriosisYour liver plays a crucial role in the balance of your hormone levels. The liver is responsible for packaging up used estrogen...reactions1comment
Life as a Working Mom With EndometriosisBeing a mom is hard. It’s the hardest thing we will likely do in life. There’s no manual or rule book. Just...reactionscomments
What Not to Say to Someone After Endometriosis SurgeryHere I am. I am sitting here recovering from my fourth endometriosis surgery. You would think after the first few, it would...reactions1comment
My Recovery After Severe Blood LossMy latest period was a bloodbath of epic proportions. This won't sound like an exaggeration if you happen to have endometriosis like...reactions3comments
Endometriosis and Chronic FatigueAs the weather turns for the worst outside, I find myself in the middle of a dog pile in the living room...reactions2comments
Conditions Associated With Endo That You Should Know About to Support Your Partner FullyI've written before about how educating yourself about your endometriosis and your loved ones' symptoms is a great way to support them...reactionscomments
Coping With IncontinenceLast week, I was jamming to Taylor Swift's new album as I surveyed the adult diaper aisle at the grocery store. Out...reactions3comments
Collateral Damage During Fertility TreatmentsNewly married at 41 years old, and my husband and I wanted a baby. Between my age and my history of endometriosis...reactionscomments
This New Year I’m Focusing on My Mental Health, Not My EndometriosisSeven years ago I got my endometriosis diagnosis. “Not the worse kind, but not the easiest” the doctor said. It would take...reactionscomments
How to Avoid Feeling Overwhelmed When Managing EndometriosisSomething that I notice with clients (and myself) is that when we get started, we want to do everything all at once...reactionscomments
Paying the Disability TaxPeople with endometriosis pay more for essentials than people without it. Exhibit A: Many of us are paying period tax (menstrual products...reactions2comments
All the Health Professionals Who Treat My Endometriosis SymptomsDoctors usually lump endometriosis in with other reproductive disorders. But endo is an inflammatory condition affecting much more than my pelvis. That's...reactions1comment
Adding Polycystic Ovary Syndrome to My Health IssuesAs I leave the endocrinologist’s office, I feel frustrated. I have been living with endometriosis since I was 14 years old. That...reactions11comments
If I Can Get Through the Bleakest of Times, So Can YouLife with a chronic illness can be tough on the body, but I believe it is especially hard on our mental health...reactions7comments
Traveling With Endo, Dysautonomia, and MCASFor the past six months, I have been traveling. A follow-up doctor's appointment in the first few weeks confirmed I have dysautonomia...reactions1comment
Lighten the Load With Chronic PainPain is exhausting. It’s exhausting physically, mentally, and emotionally. Yet here we are, living with chronic pain. We still want to enjoy...reactionscomments
You Never Know What’s Happening When You’re Only Seeing the Highlight ReelFirst comes love, then comes marriage, then comes the baby in the baby carriage. Babies, babies, babies. The American dream to some...reactions1comment
