In Sixteen Years of Endometriosis

Amy and Brittany

Endometriosis

Chronic Illness

Mental Health

Excision Surgery

Pain Management

Healthcare System

Self-Care

Patient Advocacy

Chronic Pain

Chronic Pelvic Pain

Surgery

Ableism

Ablation

Healthism

Hormone Replacement Therapy

Americans With Disabilities Act

Boundaries

Joy

Workplace Discrimination

Pelvic Pain

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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Publishes	Twice monthly	Episodes	162	Founded	7 years ago
Number of Listeners		Categories	Health & FitnessAlternative Health

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Latest Episodes

170. It’s All In Your Body with Health Psychologist Dr. Sula Windgassen

Amy speaks with Dr Sula Windgassen about her new book called “It’s All in Your Body: A Practical Roadmap to Healing Through Mind Body Connection”. We talk about: —an overview of the mind-body connection and why it can be hard to embrace after years o... more

6 May 2026 • 51 min

169. Managing SIBO (Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth)

Amy speaks with Jade Walker about SIBO (Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth) —how SIBO is an umbrella term for multiple bacterial overgrowths —what causes it and why it’s a common co-condition with endometriosis —different ways of treating and mana... more

21 Apr 2026 • 1 hr 8 min

168. From Harm to Hope with Social Worker Casey Berna LCSW

Amy speaks with Casey Berna about her new book “Endometriosis: From Harm to Hope”. We talk about topics discussed in her book, such as: —medical narcissism and how to navigate difficult experiences with our healthcare professionals —what the medical ... more

15 Apr 2026 • 46 min

167. Lesser Talked About Aspects of Endometriosis Surgery with Dr. Lora Liu

Amy speaks with Dr. Lora Liu about excision surgery. She explains to us: —Tips for asking your surgeon about their multidisciplinary surgical team. —How she decides when to operate on a patient. —Some of the risks vs benefits of excision, especially ... more

6 Apr 2026 • 59 min

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Recent Guests

Jade Walker

Naturopath and educator focused on endometriosis, gut health, and SIBO

The Endo Care Collective; EndoBiome

Episode: 169. Managing SIBO (Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth)

Casey Berna

Social worker, endometriosis patient, published author, endometriosis advocate

Independent (author and advocate)

Episode: 168. From Harm to Hope with Social Worker Casey Berna LCSW

Lora Liu

Excision surgeon focused on endometriosis

Endometriosis surgical practice

Episode: 167. Lesser Talked About Aspects of Endometriosis Surgery with Dr. Lora Liu

Judith Chavarría

Endometriosis advocate and patient from Nicaragua

Episode: 166. Endo Standard of Care with Judith Chavarría from Nicaragua

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

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Amy Corfelli

Host of In Sixteen Years of Endometriosis; co-host with Brittany; focuses on patient experiences, advocacy, and education around endometriosis.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 170 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
Poland2 years 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 States3 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 States4 years ago

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Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Audiences value practical tips and medical advocacy, but some dislike excessive banter.

Many praise the show's empathetic approach and supportive community for endo patients.

Listeners appreciate relatable, real-world experiences with endometriosis, and the balance of humor with serious info.

Chart Rankings

How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

Apple Podcasts	#183	United Kingdom/Health & Fitness/Alternative Health
Apple Podcasts	#44	Norway/Health & Fitness/Alternative Health
Apple Podcasts	#164	India/Health & Fitness/Alternative Health
Apple Podcasts	#203	Poland/Health & Fitness/Alternative Health

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

168. From Harm to Hope with Social Worker Casey Berna LCSW

Q: How should someone approach suicidal thoughts when dealing with endometriosis or chronic illness?

The guest reinforces that suicidal thoughts are a serious signal for help, encourages using safe spaces to express feelings, and points to urgent resources like 988 Lifeline and the Trevor Project for immediate support.

168. From Harm to Hope with Social Worker Casey Berna LCSW

Q: What are some outside influences that shape how people with chronic illness perceive themselves and their illness?

She discusses intergenerational trauma, cultural expectations, and parental messaging, showing how early beliefs about illness can silence patients and how education and reflective work can help patients reclaim their voice.

168. From Harm to Hope with Social Worker Casey Berna LCSW

Q: Oh, Casey, could you tell us a little bit about your book and what you hoped to achieve with Endometriosis from Harm to Hope?

Casey explains that the book integrates mental health, social work perspectives, and systemic obstacles to care, aiming to validate patient experiences and provide practical tools for navigating medical trauma, access barriers, and self-advocacy.

167. Lesser Talked About Aspects of Endometriosis Surgery with Dr. Lora Liu

Q: What are the most common complications patients ask about, and how do you address long-term outcomes like urinary dysfunction or LARS after bowel involvement?

The top concerns are the potential need for a colostomy, loss of uterus, or loss of ovaries, but in practice these are rare or temporary, especially with high-volume teams. Long-term issues like urinary dysfunction or LARS can occur, but many patients improve over six months to a year with pelvic floor PT and sometimes nerve-sparing techniques. We emphasize that outcomes vary and that a comprehensive, team-based plan reduces risk and supports recovery.

167. Lesser Talked About Aspects of Endometriosis Surgery with Dr. Lora Liu

Q: What criteria do you use to decide when to proceed with excision, and how do you handle cases where the medical therapy might still be a viable option?

I start with a detailed discussion with the patient, recognizing it's their decision. Often patients have already pursued conservative therapies without full relief, and imaging isn't a sole deciding factor. I assess whether the disease is surgical and whether excision would meaningfully improve their quality of life while considering their goals and access to care; in some cases, conservative management remains reasonable.

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The show combines personal storytelling with expert-led conversations around endometriosis, blending humor and vulnerability to make complex medical topics approachable. Episodes span patient advocacy, trauma-informed care, multidisciplinary pain management, pelvic floor therapy, hormone therapy, and navigating medical systems, with a strong emphasis on self-advocacy, mental health, and community support. Notably, guests range from patients and advocates to clinicians and researchers, offering practical tips, cutting-edge insights, and real-world experiences that empower listeners to seek better care and live fuller lives despite endometriosis.

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2. Casey Berna
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4. Judith Chavarría
5. Abby De Angelis
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