Numerous broken bones, countless torn ligaments and dislocations, degenerating disks in my spine and bulging disks in...
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Numerous broken bones, countless torn ligaments and dislocations, degenerating disks in my spine and bulging disks in...
I've known endo from a young age. Watching my mum and older sister crippled in pain every month, with limited answers...
By Tania Forlano I’ve supported Endometriosis Australia for a long time. As someone who was very familiar with effects...
By Dr Eliza Colgrave I am an aggressive optimist, and my experience of living with endometriosis has played a big part...
Wow, what an exciting, busy month it has been! Thank you for joining us for our September 2023 edition of our national...
I am pleased to bring you some exciting updates. Straight off the bat, I congratulate the Australian Women’s Cricket...
I was in my early 20’s when I was first diagnosed with endometriosis. After years of painful and debilitating periods...
Let’s begin with a proper introduction, starting with pronunciation. Endometriosis is pronounced...
Kayla Itsines tells her endo story. When I was 18, I found out that I have endometriosis. It’s an incredibly common...
Endo can be a lonely disease. There are times, particularly during my period, where I feel as if I’m the only one...