The Blossom

Patient Awareness Day comes but once a year. Perhaps you’ve considered adding it to your calendar, seeing it as a great opportunity to enhance your knowledge of endo. But what if you learned that…

Like everything else with endometriosis, severe bloating, also known as “endo belly” can be complex and varied from person to person....

Translating Debilitating Pain into Uplifting Music By Sarah Ellen Rindsberg Living with endometriosis is very demanding. Crawling up into a fetal position and hiding…

In 2019, endometriosis continues to be underfunded, sparsely researched, and misunderstood, particularly when considering its estimated prevalence in 10 to 13 percent of women ages 15 to 49 worldwide.*

What would a man know about how endometriosis pain feels to a woman? Nothing....

A paper published in the New England Journal of Medicine Receives Most Impactful Paper of 2017 Award A research project partially funded by the Endometriosis Foundation of America (EndoFound)…

I am thrilled to be a part of the Endometriosis Foundation of America (EndoFound) and to have research funding from the EndoFound. The EndoFound is shedding such a light on endometriosis and allowing…

Every Endo Woman finds her own way, be it through art, therapy, writing or exercise. For Courtney Hickson, it was running, and run, she did. Hickson’s first challenge was a series of misdiagnoses,…

Reiki has a measurable frequency to heal, its power is rooted in the mind/body connection. And doctors are taking notice, incorporating the ancient energy work into patient care plans for those suffering…

Women in rural communities find it especially hard to get endometriosis care or even a timely and correct diagnosis.