Better late than never!

So my next appointment finally came through its only four months late 😕 but I am happy. Not sure what I am expecting this time other than the same usual stuff wih no guarantee it will help but fingers crossed I can hope! Have a couple of weeks to wait but I am glad things seem to be moving again!

Another endo warrior!

So I found a blog yesterday that I love! After seeking permission here is the site:

www.live-life-endometriosis.squarespace.com

Katie has done a great job and has personally emailed me some advice and tips on alternative remedies which although some seem a little scary I am pretty excited to give them a try so thank you so much Katie!
I hope her blog continues and I look forward to keeping up with it!
If anyone gives any suggestions a try let me know how it goes!

Ribbons

Quick thought before I sleep.  Anyone know where I can find the yellow endo ribbons? Would like to hand these out to friends and family. Any help would be appreciated ☺

My Endo Diary: Endo March 2014: A Year On

The below is a post from myendodiaries.blogspot.co.uk which I shared to show support!



My Endo Diary: Endo March 2014: A Year On: One year ago today, the first ever March for Endometriosis was held in capital cities across the World. I am so grateful to have been a part...

Plans and help please!

This won't be a big post I'm really just looking for ideas on what people are planning for awareness month. I'm hoping to do something on the 27th/28th of this month and would love any ideas or suggestions anyone may have?
I'd also love to hear what others have been up to and any success stories!

Really want to start building this blog up so any other bloggers out there please drop me a comment so I can add you to my favourite links!

Let's get the awareness going!

I am also going to be working on setting up a page for alternative therapies so will be researching into that over the next few days. If anyone has any experience in this please let me know or any valuable sites I could take a look at. Thank you!

Endo Awareness 2015

If you can't make one of the marches in person you can register to participate virtually. Or you can help in other ways such as wearing a yellow ribbon or a sponsored silence etc to help raise money.
I'd love to hear what others are doing this month to raise awareness so please feel free to comment with your ideas or suggestions!
Hopefully this year will be bigger than last year and help towards research for those suffering in silence

Endo Awareness 2015

WHAT: The Worldwide EndoMarch is an endometriosis awareness march that takes place each year in dozens of cities around the world. The 2nd Annual Worldwide EndoMarch will take place on Saturday, March 28, 2015 (World Endometriosis Day), during which time healthcare professionals, endometriosis patients, and their loved ones will come together to march for a cure, for better care, and so future generations won’t have to.

WHEN: Saturday, March 28, 2015

WHERE: Worldwide! The march will take place in dozens of cities all over the world. To find a team near you, please just email us at info@endomarch.org.

WHERE, USA: In the USA, the two event locations are Washington, DC and Palo Alto, California. For preliminary event information, please click here. Group travel discounts will be announced soon.

WHO: Drs Camran, Farr , Ceana and Azadeh Nezhat are sponsors of the Worldwide EndoMarch&World Endometriosis Day. The staff members at Worldwide EndoMarch have recruited volunteers from all over the world to help make this happen.

WHY: Endometriosis is a cruel, crippling, and incurable disease that affects an estimated 1 in 8 women and girls. Yet, despite being so common, there is very little in the way of public awareness about the disease. Due to this lack of awareness in both the general public, as well as with medical professionals, it takes on average 6-10 years of unnecessary suffering and countless visits to doctor after doctor before patients receive a correct diagnosis. As a result, women and girls suffer in silence and risk losing their organs, their pregnancies, and their fertility. Women even lose their jobs, friends, and family support as a result of misunderstanding about this serious, yet invisible disease. The only way we will see improvement in these dismal statistics is if we come together as a community and march on the streets so that our voices will be heard..

HOW: We hope you’ll march with us to end endo now! There are many ways you can get involved:

Register To Attend The March

Register To Attend Virtually

 Other Ways To Get Involved

Sign Up For Updates

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http://www.endomarch.org/bloggers-unite-campaign-for-endomarch-2015/