Kayla experienced severe stomach pain since she was six. At 20, other debilitating symptoms began. “Most days,” Kayla writes, “I’m still unable to process what I’ve been through, and now, at 26, I’m constantly faced with so many unknowns surrounding my fertility and my future.” Kayla is dedicated to raising awareness about endometriosis, and volunteers for EndoFound. Why? Because she wants to help other patients get the care they deserve.

Endometriosis patient and writer Lauren Levine Corriher examines the role hormones and endometriosis play in the development of cystic acne. The short answer? Usually, a pretty significant one for hormones, and about 1% of patients who suffer from endometriosis also battle cystic acne. Read on for a thorough guide on what you need to know if you’re an endo warrior struggling with cystic acne.

On the latest EndoTV episode, host Diana Falzone sits down with John Edward, renowned medium, who offers advice on how to cope with grief. It’s a must watch!

We’re seeking a highly skilled, experienced and results-oriented development professional for the role of Director of Development! This newly created position will provide strategic leadership in building relationships, identifying, cultivating and soliciting individuals, corporations and foundations to grow unrestricted support for EndoFound, while promoting opportunities for targeted funding for select programs and initiatives.

Calling all July and August birthdays! Donate your birthday to improve the future of endometriosis care. Click here to set up your Facebook birthday fundraiser. Every $10 will provide critical endometriosis education materials for one student and their family, reducing delays in diagnosis. Plus, if your birthday fundraiser raises $200 or more we'll provide a special gift for you: $15 towards any purchase in the Endo Shop.

We’ve put together a very special Mid-Summer Sale with our best selling products from this year, all for 25% off, our biggest discount yet. From bracelets and apparel to soothing heatable plushies and accessories, there is something for everyone. Snag your favorites before it’s too late.

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