
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
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 157 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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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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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!
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 💕
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.
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!
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
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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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