My Body Is an Archive of Loss
Sandy's Endometriosis Story Endometriosis is often described in statistics: one in ten women of reproductive age worldwide, an average diagnostic delay measured in years rather than months, a condition that shapes fertility, careers, and relationships long before most people have heard its name. What statistics cannot capture is [...]
How Would It Be Seen?
Christie's Endometriosis Story For everyone living with endometriosis, there is a private language of pain that the outside world almost never gets to read. It is a condition that can colour entire days, relationships, and futures, and yet leaves no outward mark on the body it lives in. This [...]
Every Body Deserves Care – World Sexual Health Day
Sexual health is not a topic many of us are taught to talk about openly, and for people living with endometriosis or adenomyosis, that silence can be even harder to break. Pain, fatigue, bloating and unpredictable symptoms can all affect intimacy, and yet conversations about sex and chronic illness [...]
When Summer Hits Harder: Endometriosis and Invisible Illness Comorbidities
Understanding POTS, EDS, MCAS, and autoimmune conditions in the heat If you live with endometriosis, you may already know that it rarely travels alone. Alongside a diagnosis of endometriosis, often arriving after years of being dismissed or misdiagnosed, many people find themselves accumulating further diagnoses: POTS, EDS, MCAS, lupus, thyroid [...]
Living with Endometriosis in Summer
When the season of sunshine feels like anything but There is a version of summer that exists on social media and in the imagination: golden hours, spontaneous plans, long evenings with people you love. And then there is the version many people with endometriosis know. The one where the [...]
The Hidden Mental Health Crisis of Endometriosis
Endometriosis is not just a pain condition. It is a psychological one. The part we do not talk about enough When endometriosis enters clinical and public conversation, the focus tends to land in predictable places. Pain. Fertility. Surgical intervention. These are important. They are not the whole picture. [...]
