Future OB/GYN Dedicated to Women
Jessy Rosen is a fourth-year medical student at New York Medical College, residing in Queens. She is studying to become an OB/GYN and is dedicated to women's health. Furthermore, she is committed to continuing…
The Blossom
EndoFound's online magazine.
NYC Native, Still Suffering from Endo Pain, to Run Marathon for Future Generations
In 2021, more than two decades after experiencing her first endometriosis symptoms at age 10, Kelly Parker was finally diagnosed with the disease. On Nov. 5, she will run the New York City Marathon—her…
New Jersey Native Battling Severe Health Issues, Including Endometriosis, Determined to Run NYC Marathon
Dana Sellitto is 37 years old and has had endometriosis symptoms since she was a teenager, yet she was just diagnosed with the disease, along with adenomyosis, this past summer. “I was diagnosed…
Grateful for How Endometriosis Has Changed Her Outlook on Life, Megan Gorman Is Excited to Run Her First Full Marathon
Megan Gorman, just 23 years old, has had three surgeries in seven years for endometriosis, and she knows more are likely on the horizon. But the Staten Island resident has been determined to turn her…
Dr. Danielle Luciano's Endometriosis Journey: Early Intervention and Hope
Endometriosis, a complex and misunderstood condition affecting countless women globally, has found a dedicated champion in Dr. Danielle Luciano.
Sarah Austin Expects to Raise Record Amount from Marathon for EndoFound in Memory of Her Daughter
Each of the 51 runners for Team EndoStrong in the Nov. 5 New York City Marathon has been asked to raise $4,000 for EndoFound. Sarah Austin brought in the most donations for last year’s marathon…
Navigating Menopause with Endometriosis: Expert Insights
In our recent episode of Ask the Doctors with Dr. Dan Martin, Scientific and Medical Director of the Endometriosis Foundation of America (EndoFound), and also a renowned endometriosis specialist with…
Usually Private About Her Endometriosis Story, Lindsay Jankovitz Opens Up Before Marathon to Help Others
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.
