This week we caught up with Lindsey Fraine – a helpline volunteer for Endometriosis UK. Like many of you, Lindsey has recently had the news that her surgery has been cancelled due to the situation with COVID-19. In today’s blog, she explains how she’s taking positive steps to help cope with these unprecedented circumstances.
Over the coming weeks, we’ll be bringing you blogposts from a range of different medical professionals and women with endometriosis to help bring you tips and advice during what we know is an incredibly challenging time.
To mark Endometriosis Awareness Month, Olivia shares her story of being diagnosed with endometriosis and what the condition has taught her.
When were you diagnosed with endometriosis?
Endometriosis Awareness Month launches to tackle the fact 54% don’t know about endometriosis
With Endometriosis Awareness Month just around the corner, we caught up with one of our amazing fundraisers Tasha Roskell to find out why she’s getting involved by hosting her third Endo The Night fundraising party.
Do you have a new goal for 2020? Georgia Hampton-Murray, 20, from Brentwood is taking on a huge challenge for Endometriosis UK this year and plans to run 12 competitive races to represent 12 years of suffering from the symptoms of endometriosis. Read our interview with Georgia below to find out what inspired her to take on such a huge challenge.
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