A Mouthwatering Fundraiser
Rhondalynn Thibodaux has her priorities, and in 2017, getting pregnant was on the top of her list. Despite being told that her chances were slim to none due to endo, on the very day she was about to start…
The Blossom
New York Passes Historic Endometriosis Legislation
The Endometriosis Foundation of America (EndoFound.org) is pleased to announce that its year-long campaign to encourage New York State elected officials to pass endometriosis legislation has been approved…
Here’s how this NY State bill could change the way we talk about endometriosis and menstrual health
by Diana Falzone / BuzzFeed Contributor Click here for the original story: The pain came on like a tidal wave. It felt like a knife stabbing me over and over again in my abdomen; nausea and…
The 10th Anniversary Blossom Ball
Jubilation reigned at the 10th Anniversary Blossom Ball. Over 500 people gathered at Cipriani's Wall Street venue to laud the evening's honorees. Alicia Menendez, co-host of "Amanpour & Company," emceed…
Fran Drescher — A Benevolent Force in Women’s Healthcare
Drescher was one of three honorees at the Tenth Anniversary Blossom Ball on May 8. On stage, Drescher was lauded for her tremendous advocacy for women’s healthcare, most notably for early detection…
What’s the Best Exercise for Me?
The most common question I received from women with endo on Patient’s Day on March 10 was, “What’s the best exercise for me?”
Your Very Own Endometriosis Awareness Event
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…
Endo Belly
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
Translating Debilitating Pain into Uplifting Music By Sarah Ellen Rindsberg Living with endometriosis is very demanding. Crawling up into a fetal position and hiding…
Empowering Women to Defeat Endometriosis
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.*
