Project Endo

1st came Endo What?...then premiered Below The Belt, now we continue to mobilize for change as PROJECT ENDO.

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Early diagnosis is possible when we invest in endometriosis education and ensure patients have access to specialists who listen, understand, and partner with them in their care.

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When men are willing to ask questions, listen, and learn, they become part of the solution.

This conversation is a reminder that endometriosis isn't just a woman's issue. It's a conversation everyone should be having.

Repost from @wildmenpodcast

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POV: You feel THAT pain for the first time in months...and then the fear sets in.

Repost from @its.kellyjones

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"I researched your illness."

Those four words say, I believe you. I want to understand. You don't have to carry this alone.

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Painful periods aren't something anyone should have to "live with."

While surgery isn't the first step for everyone, there are situations where it may be appropriate to evaluate for endometriosis.

Repost from @shantimohlingmd

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Many people living with endometriosis also experience other chronic conditions that can shape their symptoms, treatment, and quality of life. That's why asking the right questions matters.

Repost from @jlanoff_gyn_np

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When you've spent years searching for answers, an abnormal result doesn't feel like bad news. It feels like validation.

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We're so excited that the "END ENDO" bracelets are back in Jenneh's honor. Through Little Words Project, $5 from every bracelet sold will be donated to The Endo Co., helping carry forward her mission.

We miss you. Thank you for everything you gave to this community. @theendo.co

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Women: "We're in pain." Everybody else: "Okay, but are you pretty?"

Repost from @childhoodpost

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We’re excited to share that the University Health Initiative was recently featured in Fierce Healthcare! https://t.co/hvCP1VdTnk

We’re excited to keep growing this work and partnering with universities across the country. Email Angie at [email protected] to learn more!

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THIS. The beauty of early intervention isn't just earlier treatment. It's preserving possibilities.

Early intervention doesn't just change outcomes. It changes lives.

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I'd have at least 14 more hobbies. 👨‍🎨

Probably 27 degrees. 🎓️

A clean house. 🧹

An Olympic gold medal. 🏅

Maybe even a retirement account. 💰️

The alternate universe version of me is absolutely thriving. 😊

Repost from @beforeyoubloom

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The Think Endo University Health Initiative is helping campuses change the endometriosis landscape!

Contact Angie at info@projectendo or explore our website https://t.co/Cy37Eyk6Yu learn how to bring these resources to your campus.

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Louder for the people in the back!

Respost from @kierajrock

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Birth control is often presented as the first treatment for endometriosis, but it is not the only option. You deserve to have a comprehensive conversation about all of your options so you can make informed decisions about your care.

Repost from @jlanoff_gyn_np

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Carrying everything we need to survive today's plot twist.

@gabss.fitness

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Gorgeous! 💛

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The world measures time. Chronic illness measures capacity.

Thank you for this reminder @drchristinahibbert

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Today, he's taking on the Catalina Channel, one of the world's most demanding open water swims, to shine a light on endometriosis and the millions of people whose pain is too often overlooked.

Good luck, and thank you. 🌊💛 @nevzatardaagir

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Endo: "Yes."
Body: "To what?"
Endo: "Everything."

Repost from @wulfwomen