Wakefield Support Group
About this group
Local support groups can offer much needed information and support for anyone affected by endometriosis, giving those whose lives are affected by endometriosis the chance to meet and talk with others who share and understand their situation.
We are aiming to meet every 6-8 weeks and will alternate between set topic evening, speakers and just being a space to talk, drink tea and eat cake.
It will also be a great opportunity to meet others who share an understanding of your situation.
We hope to see you there!
General Session Information
Welcome!We have been running the Wakefield Support group since July 2018 and we have a super friendly group of regulars and new comers all the time.
We invite you, your family and friends to our support group meetings.
It’s a great opportunity to meet others who share an understanding of your situation.
We hold regular meetings approx every 6 -7 weeks. Presently we run these virtually through online meetings.
We will keep the page and our Facebook page updated regularly.
If you are able to attend or are interested in future events please drop us an email at
WakefieldGroup@endometriosis-uk.org
We hope to see you there!
Ruth & Melissa
Upcoming Support Group Sessions
- -General supportPlace: The Robin, Altofts,Topic: General support
Meet the Support Group Leader(s)
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MelissaHello! I'm the support group co-leader for the Wakefield Area, I became interested in this role after several years of feeling lost, isolated and unsure about what endometriosis was and how it would affect my life. I'm really interested in opening up a safe space where we can have frank, honest conversations with others and share our experiences and personal knowledge. I have had three lapraoscopies, two diagnostic and one to excise the endo; I'm happy to say that over the past few years I've had a huge reduction in symptoms and can only hope this continues. I understand the frustration and difficulties that go hand in hand with this condition and recogise that it effects each of us differently. I hope that by opening this group we can build a support system that acknowledges these differences and use them to to find strong and positive way to help us each cope with the challenges we face .
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RuthHello! I’m the co- leader for the Wakefield Support Group. I was diagnosed with Endometriosis in 2013 after a number of years suffering with this disease and it’s debilitating symptoms. At present I am managing the symptoms with synthetic hormones with further surgery likely required to improve my situation. I wanted to be part of offering a local support group to ladies and their families / friends suffering with the condition as I feel it is so important to talk about the struggles facing us in a safe and non judgemental environment. I hope, along with Melissa, our other group leader to provide this on a regular basis whilst raising awareness of this complex disease.
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