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Help Us Celebrate: EndoFound’s ENPOWR Project Turns 5!
To date, ENPOWR has brought endometriosis education to 30,000 students and counting—but we're just getting warmed up, and we need your help to hit our $50,000 fundraising goal
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To date, ENPOWR has brought endometriosis education to 30,000 students and counting—but we're just getting warmed up, and we need your help to hit our $50,000 fundraising goal |
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Class is back in session, and we've got a valuable lesson: our endometriosis ENPOWR program turns 5! Find out our plan to educate thousands of schoolchildren around the world—but we need your help! Thinking about shelling out $10K a year for Orilissa, the new endo drug? Read what Ask Harry has to say. Does IVF worsen endo? Experts sound off. And former Fox News personality and endo warrior Diana Falzone shares her baby joy and snaps of her baby boy! Happy reading!
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Union says the condition, which is endometriosis of the uterus, is the cause behind years of failed IVF rounds. "There is nothing you can do about adenomyosis."
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After she was diagnosed with endometriosis, Jennifer Cummings-Rabich discovered she had ovarian clear cell carcinoma.
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Dr. Harry Reich answers a burning question about brand-new endometriosis drug Orilissa, and more
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During her tearful endometriosis struggle, one doctor told Falzone she was infertile. 'Every night I prayed for him,' says Falzone of her newborn.
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The massive doses of estrogen I’d taken were like pouring gas on a barely controlled fire, says Abbe Kopra about trying IVF while having endometriosis.
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The ENPOWR (ENdometriosis: Promoting Outreach and Wide Recognition) Project, EndoFound's school- and community-based education program, is about to enter its sixth year! Educating over 35,500 students worldwide, ENPOWR's Endo EduKit relies on volunteers to bring our endometriosis lesson into local classrooms. Check out our ENPOWR Map to see where we've been! Don't see your hometown? Apply to be a volunteer endo educator and bring this critical endometriosis education to the students in your neighborhood.
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The Endometriosis Foundation of America has two urgent goals -- to spread awareness about endometriosis and to find better options for diagnosing and treating the disease. Honor someone in your life who has been touched by endometriosis by donating today! Your donation funds an aggressive agenda including educating youth through our ENPOWR™ (ENdometriosis: Promoting Outreach and Wide Recognition) program, funding landmark endometriosis research, and educating medical professionals.
You can make a general donation, a matching grant, a tribute, support a Team Endo Marathon runner or EveryDayHero fundraiser.
The Endometriosis Foundation of America is a 501(c)3 nonprofit, tax-exempt organization designated by the Internal Revenue Code.
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Endometriosis Foundation of America 205 East 42nd Street, 20th floor New York, NY 10017
Phone: +1 646.854.3309 - endofound.org
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We hope that you find endofound.org useful in providing information and in helping you make your own health care decisions. |
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