by EA Admin | Aug 30, 2020 | Endo support
Sophie Dillman was born and bred in Queensland, finishing a nursing degree in 2012. Whilst working nights, Sophie attended QUT acting school and moved to Sydney in 2015. In 2016 she worked in women’s health in Sydney whilst audition for acting roles. She loved being...
by EA Admin | Aug 29, 2020 | Endo stories
I remember the fear I felt prior to my first endo related surgery a few years ago. It wasn’t fear of the surgery itself, the anaesthetic, the potential risks, or the pain of recovery. Rather, I feared the doctors wouldn’t find anything wrong with me despite all my...
by EA Admin | Aug 26, 2020 | Endo medical
Written by the Endometriosis Australia Clinical Advisory Committee Somewhere in your endo journey you may have been told that your pelvic floor muscles are overactive or even in spasm. The pelvic floor muscles comprise of deep and superficial layers and are an...
by EA Admin | Aug 24, 2020 | Endo support
While undertaking her year twelve studies, Holly organised a Women’s Health Seminar, ‘GirlsTalk’, in collaboration with Endometriosis Australia. GirlsTalk focused on spreading awareness of endometriosis, with nearly two-hundred girls aged fifteen to eighteen in...
by EA Admin | Aug 17, 2020 | Endo support
Emma Watkins is best known for her role as the yellow Wiggle and the first female in The Wiggles, the world’s favourite children’s entertainment group. The Wiggles’ fans have spoken and Emma is officially the most popular Wiggle ever! The effervescent singing,...
