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Orla's Story

"While I am private in many aspects of my life, I am committed to sharing my Endometriosis journey to help others feel less alone."

Johanne's Story

"I attended a volunteer training day in Edinburgh November 2023 and I’m so glad I did. It was extremely empowering to be in a room of others going through the same condition as myself. I didn't feel alone, I felt emotional, I felt supported, and I definitely felt I had found my tribe."

Caitlin's Story

"I describe my daily life as Russian roulette—it’s completely unpredictable. Some days, I can push through and get things done. Other days, the pain is so unbearable that even getting out of bed feels impossible. I never know how I’m going to feel, which makes planning anything incredibly difficult."

Beth's Story

"I first came across Endometriosis UK when desperately searching for answers and feel like they have played a huge part in me being able to finally get a diagnosis. The resources, help and information they have available, have been invaluable"

Laura's Story

“I've had to explain what endometriosis is and how it affected me to so many people. This has included friends, family and colleagues. Most people think it's just a bad period.”

Endometriosis as a Professional Athlete

Charlotte Henshaw MBE, Paracanoe Paralympic Champion and Endometriosis UK ambassador shares her experience of endometriosis and navigating the disease as a professional athlete.

Deepti's Story

"Some days, I have zero mobility. Other days, I’m dancing at a party. I never know what I’ll wake up to. This uncertainty has affected every aspect of my life.

But I refuse to be silent. My journey isn’t just about pain; it’s about resilience, awareness, and demanding better for those who come after me."