EndoFound's online magazine.
Nobody wants to talk about the most brutal time in their life, including Lindsay Jankovitz. For her, that was in high school nearly 20 years ago when endometriosis began taking over her body.
Nicole Allen graduated from West Point, achieved the rank of major, and ran on the Army Ten Miler team at Fort Hood (now Fort Cavazos) in Texas. She did it all while battling endometriosis and adenomyosis.…
Mary Groninger has never run a marathon. She’d also never heard of EndoFound until a Google search last spring. Now she’s training for the world’s largest race as a member of Team EndoStrong.
O’Brien is one of 51 US and European marathon runners competing for EndoFound’s Team EndoStrong in the New York City Marathon on Nov. 5.
Jardvall, who is among the one in ten women worldwide inflicted with the disease, will be the headliner at the Endo Warrior Benefit Show at 2 P.M. on Sept. 10 at Asbury Lanes.
Grace Kunkel is shooting for a time of 3:45 in her first New York City Marathon on Nov. 5. That would eclipse her personal record by eight minutes. But for Kunkel, the race is more about the journey than…
Mara Natkin and Gloria Ramirez don’t have endometriosis, but when the owners of Artery Ink in Milwaukee learned about it, they felt compelled to do something to bring awareness to the disease that affects…
Spring-Nuts Unite for a Night of Music and Support: Join the Concert for EndoFound at Asbury Lanes on September 10!
Team EndoStrong raised nearly $170,000 for EndoFound last year by running in the TCS New York City Marathon. Clare Murphy, who is running for and organizing the team for this year’s marathon on Nov.…
Sixteen-year-old actress and singer Lily Brooks O’Briant has been added to the list of performers at this Saturday’s second annual Warriors Benefit Concert. The show, to benefit EndoFound,…
