Many people regret having spent thousands of dollars on naturopathy, coaches, and functional medicine that didnt help them, that they could have instead spent on excision surgery, a registered dietit

We interview Dr Dulemba, an excision surgeon who has been in private practice in Denton, Texas, since 1986. For the past 20 years, hes been testing the hormone receptors of endometriosis lesions. Tod

Today we are so excited to speak with Julia Mandeville. Julia is the co-founder of the Barbados Association of Endometriosis & P.C.O.S. She is currently a doctoral student and as part of her role as a

We talk about the grief that can accompany having a chronic illness. When endometriosis causes us ongoing losses in multiple aspects of our life, over and over again, its absolutely heartbreaking. We

We speak with Arti Shah (she/her), a content creator and a dedicated endometriosis advocate actively engaged in the endometriosis space in Kenya and beyond. Her conviction and commitment is to positiv

We interview Dr Dulemba, an excision surgeon who has been in private practice in Denton, Texas, since 1986. Hes performed over 7300 endometriosis surgeries, so he has a lot of insight on endometriosi

Weve had this podcast for over 4 years! Recently, I listened to our episodes 1-50 to update them where necessary, and I saw how much our advocacy has changed and how much weve grown over these years

We speak with Kate Boyce (she/her), who is the co-founder of the Instagram and webpage EndoGirlsBlog, which provides accurate information to people with endometriosis. Kate is a board certified patien

We interview Dr Dulemba, an excision surgeon who has been in private practice in Denton, Texas, since 1986. Hes performed over 5000 standard laparoscopic endometriosis cases and over 2300 robotic end

Ableism is prevalent in society, and its systemic, just as racism and other forms of oppression and discrimination are. We discuss what ableism is, and give a brief recap of the medical vs the social