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In Sixteen Years of Endometriosis

Amy and Brittany
Endometriosis
Chronic Illness
Excision Surgery
Pain Management
Mental Health
Americans With Disabilities Act
Ablation
Workplace Accommodations
Patient Advocacy
Surgical Risks
Guilt
Holistic Healing
Shame
Wellness
Self-Love
Self-Acceptance
Trauma Therapy
Emotional Health
Societal Standards
Self-Worth

Laugh, cry, and shout with us as we talk all things endometriosis! We hope our podcast will support and empower you. Our podcast has 2 types of episodes: (1) Chats between Amy and Brittany, 2 best friends that pride ourselves on sharing accurate, well-researched information in a fun, digestible way. Hang out with us while we delve into embarrassing “did-that-really-just-happen?!” endo stories and ... more

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Amy speaks to Orla O’Connor from Ireland and Jennifer Todd from Canada about traveling abroad for excision surgery. They share about: —what they think is most important to keep in mind when going to another country to medical care —their proces... more

Amy speaks with Dr. Jorge Carrillo about the complexity of chronic pelvic pain. We talk about: —his strategy for evaluating menstrual, bladder, bowel, musculoskeletal, and neuropathic symptoms in his patients —the biopsychosocial model of pain ... more

Amy and Brittany talk about self-forgiveness: —what it is —the benefits it provides —some examples of situations related to chronic illness that we’ve found difficult to let go of and forgive ourselves ☀️CONNECT WITH AMY☀️ Instagram @i... more

Today I’m speaking with Dr. John Dulemba about: —surgical gatekeeping —endometriosis recurrence —the importance of treating this disease early and not after years of symptoms 🎤WHO IS DR. JOHN DULEMBA?🎤 A now retired excision surgeon ... more

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Abby De Angelis
A physical therapist specializing in pelvic floor therapy
Episode: 157. How to Find a Good Pelvic Floor PT for Endometriosis with Abby De Angelis
Dr. Stephanie Moss
PGY2 Psychiatry Chief Resident at Rosalind Franklin University and endometriosis advocate
Rosalind Franklin University
Episode: 156. Endometriosis, Disability, and Trauma-Informed Care in Medicine with Dr. Stephanie Moss
Tanner Murtagh
Therapist specializing in chronic pain and neuroplastic pain
Pain Psychotherapy Canada
Episode: 155. Nervous System Regulation with Tanner Murtagh MSW, RSW
Dr. Tatnai Burnett
Assistant professor in obstetrics and gynecology at Mayo Clinic, specializing in minimally invasive surgical techniques for endometriosis and pelvic pain.
Mayo Clinic
Episode: 153. Endo Treatment – One Size Does Not Fit All with Dr. Tatnai Burnett
Christina Saldanha
Physician's assistant, writer, speaker, and advocate for women's health focused on hormonal health and menopause.
Camel City Women's Wellness
Episode: 151. Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT/MHT) with Menopause Specialist Christina Saldanha
Anna Holtzman
Licensed therapist and mind-body coach focusing on stress-related symptoms and chronic pain recovery.
Private Practice
Episode: 150. How Can Emotions Influence Our Pain and Symptoms? With Anna Holtzman
Lula Cuba
Advocate for endometriosis awareness and education in Uruguay
Endocomunidad
Episode: 149. Endo Standard of Care with Lula Cuba from Uruguay
Dr. Naomi Whittaker
Board-certified restorative reproductive medicine physician and surgeon specializing in fertility, with advanced training in NaPro Technology.
Pope Paul VI Institute
Episode: 147. NaPro Technology for Infertility with Dr. Naomi Whittaker
Dr. Abdala Karame
Gynecologist, Obstetrician, and Specialist in Reproductive Technology
Medical Center Dr. Abdala Karame
Episode: 142. Endometriomas with Dr. Abdala Karame

Host

Amy Corfelli
Host sharing personal experiences and expert-driven insights about endometriosis and chronic pain. Engages in both light-hearted and serious conversations while advocating for better awareness and treatment.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 169 ratings
  • Thank you

    I just had been diagnosed after 5 years of being “perfectly healthy” and so far I have listened to first two episodes and I related to every single word. Thank you for bringing awareness and support!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    hebehsbsh
    Polanda year ago
  • Brilliant podcast

    It’s as if you were taking about me - the podcast about the uncontrolled diarrhoea beside the jeep and how embarrassed you were and how this disease is not my fault and I’m fed up of feeling like it is, or I’ve done something wrong and people ie loved ones around me thinking that I’m not that bad and sure the pain can’t be that bad and doubting myself - so thank you 💕

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Scramogue Ann
    Ireland2 years ago
  • More information please

    This podcast is somewhat helpful, albeit could be much more helpful if more time were given to actual information regarding endometriosis, it’s various types and where it manifests in the body, coping tips, lifestyle changes and adaptations Too much time wasted on insistent giggling and banter between the hosts. A little fun/banter is helpful putting this disease in prospective, but the hosts take it too far and it becomes a distraction from their message.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Heztheway
    United States2 years ago
  • Realistic and relatable

    This podcast has so much knowledge and they put it in words that help you understand better. Very realistic and relatable. They definitely have a good sense of humour and I enjoy listening to this a lot! Keep it up!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    piggyrichellr
    Canada3 years ago
  • I'm 48yo and lived with undiagnosed endometriosis for 36 years. This disease is real and as bad as it is, the psychological effects of it can be so much worse. Since my diagnosis almost two years ago, I have relentlessly struggled against the medical current to advocate for myself and find people who listen and want to help. I'm scheduled for excision surgery and bowel resection in a week and I really needed the encouragement I found here. I know I have a long road ahead to travel, but thank God... more

    Audible
    5
    L Smith
    United States3 years ago

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Overall, the podcast is celebrated for its educational value and encouragement, helping empower listeners in their health journeys.
The podcast is seen as a supportive community for those dealing with the complexities of endometriosis.
Some feedback expresses a desire for more focused and informative content, sometimes criticizing the balance of humor and information.
Listeners appreciate the humor and relatability of the hosts, finding comfort in shared experiences.

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163. The Complexity of Chronic Pelvic Pain with Dr. Jorge Carrillo
Q: How do you evaluate a patient that comes to you with chronic pelvic pain?
We use comprehensive questionnaires to assess potential sources of pain beyond just medical history.
163. The Complexity of Chronic Pelvic Pain with Dr. Jorge Carrillo
Q: What is the biopsychosocial model of pain?
The model includes biological, psychological, and social factors that influence a person's experience of pain.
163. The Complexity of Chronic Pelvic Pain with Dr. Jorge Carrillo
Q: What is the definition of pain?
Pain is defined by the International Association for Study of Pain as an unpleasant sensory and emotional experience associated with actual or potential tissue damage.
155. Nervous System Regulation with Tanner Murtagh MSW, RSW
Q: So what does it mean if we have a dysregulated nervous system?
Dysregulation means your nervous system gets rigid, making it hard to shift out of fight or flight or shut down states.
154. Endometriosis and the Knowledge Gap with Rey
Q: What advice can you give to patients considering traveling for excision surgery?
Seek out support groups and ask questions; ensure you trust your consultant and feel comfortable.

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Content primarily revolves around the personal and health-related challenges of endometriosis, infused with humor and relatability. The discussions range from emotional healing and coping mechanisms to exploring treatments and understanding the complexities of chronic illness. Key themes include the importance of self-advocacy in medical settings, the significance of supportive communities, and the effectiveness of personalized care strategies. Unique to the content is the blend of personal anecdotes and expert insights, which provide listeners with both emotional support and valuable information about navigating their health journeys. The podcast appears to foster a sense of community among listeners by sharing candid experiences and suppo... more

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2. Dr. Stephanie Moss
3. Tanner Murtagh
4. Dr. Tatnai Burnett
5. Christina Saldanha
6. Anna Holtzman
7. Lula Cuba
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