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"It’s not just about my journey. It’s about showing other people who are suffering, and often in silence, that there’s hope. I was to the point where I doubted that I’d ever run again, and now…
The Society for Women’s Health Research held a conference on Sept. 11 in Washington, D.C., to discuss the latest advances and challenges in endometriosis patient care, educate congressional leaders…
“What I’ve learned in the last couple of years is that I want to encourage more women to come forward and tell their story, and with all the gritty details, because I think the emotional connection…
In our recent episode of Ask the Doctors with Dr. Dan Martin, Scientific and Medical Director of the Endometriosis Foundation of America (EndoFound), and also a renowned endometriosis specialist with…
Nobody wants to talk about the most brutal time in their life, including Lindsay Jankovitz. For her, that was in high school nearly 20 years ago when endometriosis began taking over her body.
Nicole Allen graduated from West Point, achieved the rank of major, and ran on the Army Ten Miler team at Fort Hood (now Fort Cavazos) in Texas. She did it all while battling endometriosis and adenomyosis.…
Mary Groninger has never run a marathon. She’d also never heard of EndoFound until a Google search last spring. Now she’s training for the world’s largest race as a member of Team EndoStrong.
O’Brien is one of 51 US and European marathon runners competing for EndoFound’s Team EndoStrong in the New York City Marathon on Nov. 5.
Jardvall, who is among the one in ten women worldwide inflicted with the disease, will be the headliner at the Endo Warrior Benefit Show at 2 P.M. on Sept. 10 at Asbury Lanes.
Grace Kunkel is shooting for a time of 3:45 in her first New York City Marathon on Nov. 5. That would eclipse her personal record by eight minutes. But for Kunkel, the race is more about the journey than…
