EndoFound’s annual patient-oriented conference was created for and inspired by women’s unique journeys with endometriosis. This year, we’re delighted to host three weekends of virtual programming which will focus on Fertility & Endometriosis (3/6); Peritoneal Pain & Endometriosis (3/13); and Deeper Debilitating Disease & Its Definitive Treatment (3/20). Featuring physician- and patient-led panels, virtual coffee tables for networking, as well as meditation sessions, the conference will be sure to help you connect with other endometriosis warriors, learn about the disease, and share your experience with endometriosis.

Donavève, who’s been battling endometriosis for just over 20 years and infertility for 15 years, adopted her son four months after her last surgery. “Everything that happened in my life was in preparation for this truly breathtaking and beautiful moment,” Donavève writes. “I quickly learned that pregnancy does not make you a mother. We are born nurturers. And I love him as if I gave birth to him. He is and will forever remain the greatest blessing in our lives.”

Give back to endometriosis patients this Endometriosis Awareness Month—all by buying a bottle of wine. Leslie Patriarco, who is a cause entrepreneur for OneHope Wine and an endo patient herself, shares that EndoFound led her to a diagnosis and better quality of life. Since her diagnosis, Leslie has been hard at work helping others who want to make a difference, too. Every bottle sold will support our education, research, and advocacy programs that fight towards a future with a cure. Support our critical mission today by shopping for delicious wine!

Endometriosis Awareness Month is just around the corner! Looking for a way to get involved? You can still sign up to join Team EndoStrong for the 2022 United Airlines Rock ‘n’ Roll Washington DC event on March 26th! Make a difference this Endometriosis Awareness Month while running for endometriosis advocacy, awareness, and treatment.

Thank you to all our supporters who use Amazon Smile each time they shop! Haven’t selected a charity on Amazon yet? You can contribute to advancing cutting-edge endometriosis research and advocating for endo legislation by selecting EndoFound as your charity on Amazon Smile. EndoFound receives a .5% donation from all qualifying purchases and it's so easy! You must shop at smile.amazon.com to donate (bookmark the link here!).

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