IGTV Must See! Fertility issues can be widespread for individuals with endometriosis. That’s why EndoFound Ambassador Corinne Foxx, EndoFound Co-founder Dr. Tamer Seckin, and psychotherapist and director of The Fertile Spirit Danielle Sara came together to discuss how endometriosis can cause infertility and the critical importance of treating the associated concurrent mental health and anxiety conditions. Check out the 15% off @thefertilespirit discount code available now through 12/31/2021 (ENDO_SUPPORT) and explore EndoFound's website for resources on managing and treating endometriosis.

Endo patient and writer Catherine Vanacore pens a critical and handy guide to answer all your questions about finding and interpreting endometriosis research. It takes an estimated average of 17 years for new research findings to be implemented into clinical practice. By following research and bringing new findings to your healthcare provider, you’re not only taking charge of your health, you can contribute to closing that time gap and possibly change your own care pathway for the better. Learn from these simple tips to get you up and running!

Just one month to go until Team EndoFound runs 26.5 miles through the five boroughs of New York City—all to raise money and awareness for endometriosis! Our dedicated runners are endo patients, siblings of patients, partners, and friends: people who are committed to affecting change in endometriosis care, starting today. Join them in our collective cause today by supporting the team! 

Listen in on the first meeting of Rep. Jillian Gilchrest of Connecticut’s endometriosis working group! The group meets every two weeks and September 27th’s meeting included participants such as Sarah Fox (Director of Policy at the Connecticut Coalition to End Homelessness), Liz Gustafson (State Director, Naral Pro-Choice Connecticut), Dr. Danielle Luciano (Associate Professor OBGYN, UConn Health) and many more. The group is doing groundbreaking work to prioritize endometriosis in Connecticut, in hopes of making recommendations to the legislature.

Support EndoFound's PeriodNow for Period Action Day this Saturday! It's never been easier to work towards ending period poverty and supporting individuals with endometriosis. On Period Action Day, you can make a difference and help us get period products to those who need them. PeriodNow's October donations are heading to Connecticut and Wyoming—let’s make sure to help as many folks who need supplies.

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 in order to donate (bookmark the link here!).

Follow the EndoFound on social media and be the first to hear about new research, program updates, or different ways to get involved. Our platforms provide a safe and supportive environment to connect people from around the world. Please visit our Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram and give us any feedback you may have by commenting on our posts or direct messaging us!

Endometriosis Foundation of America - 872 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK, NY 10065
Phone: +1 646.854.3309 - endofound.org

[Unsubscribe] to no longer receive emails from Endometriosis Foundation of America.
Change your email settings at [Manage Subscriptions].

Disclaimer: The information contained on the Endometriosis Foundation of America ("EndoFound") web site and social media is provided for your general information only. EndoFound does not give medical advice or engage in the practice of medicine. The EndoFound under no circumstances recommends particular treatment for specific individuals and in all cases recommends that you consult your physician or local treatment center before pursuing any course of treatment.

References to any entity, product, service, or source of information not related to the EndoFound in this site should not be considered an endorsement, either direct or implied, by the Endometriosis Foundation of America. The EndoFound does not recommend or endorse any specific tests, products, procedures, opinions or other information that may be provided on any linked web sites. The linked web sites may contain text, graphics, images or information that you find offensive. EndoFound has no control over and accepts no responsibility for such materials.

We hope that you find endofound.org useful in providing information and in helping you make your own health care decisions.