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Amy speaks to Orla OConnor 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 t

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 h

Amy and Brittany talk about self-forgiveness: what it is the benefits it provides some examples of situations related to chronic illness that weve found difficult to let go of and forgive

Today Im 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. J

Amy speaks with Sharida Mohammed about: how medical gaslighting caused her to doubt and invalidate her pain how upsetting it is that treatment options are so limited and inaccessible for peopl

Amy speaks with Dr. Laura Gouge, ND about managing mast cell activation syndrome (MCAS). We talk about: the varied symptoms we can have with MCAS, including neurological ones the importance of

Amy and Brittany talk about what its like to live with chronic diarrhea: the social embarrassment it can cause the close calls weve had in public, including times we just didnt make it to t

Many of us understand the benefit of PFT for pelvic pain, bladder, and bowel symptoms, but its hard to know how to actually find an expert PT. Amy speaks with Abby De Angelis about: where we can

Amy speaks with Stephanie Moss, MD about: the importance of trauma-informed medical care how being an endometriosis patient has informed her perspective as a new doctor navigating disabili