by Melissa Tucker | Apr 24, 2019 | Endo March, Endometriosis, Endometriosis Awareness, Support the MN Endo Warriors, Warrior Wednesday
Hi everyone, I’m Melissa, an outdoor adventurist who loves to write, ride through country roads on the back of my husband’s motorcycle, sip green tea during my morning devotions, pray with others, camp, hike, travel, and spoil my black lab. I recently had a...
by Emily Johnson | Mar 27, 2019 | Endo March, Endometriosis, Endometriosis Awareness, Support the MN Endo Warriors, Warrior Wednesday
Its probably endo… “You probably have endometriosis, but there isn’t anything anyone can do about it.” That was my first memory of a doctor talking to me about endometriosis. I was about 14 and went to my primary physician because I was having extremely painful...
by Heather Bryan | Mar 20, 2019 | Endometriosis Awareness, Support the MN Endo Warriors, Warrior Wednesday
The National Health Service of England has a list of the top 20 most painful medical conditions. I have two of them – endometriosis and kidney stones. Of the two, the endometriosis pain has been worse for me. Pain is never a competition – yet while it took...
by Abby Merschman | Mar 13, 2019 | Endo March, Endometriosis Awareness, Warrior Wednesday
I can vividly remember gripping the rail of our upstairs track, my stomach was on fire. My team ran out wondering what was wrong, all I could come up with was that I had been feeling constipated the last few days and my stomach was in fits. After a few minutes of...
by Emily Berry Bosak | Mar 8, 2019 | Endo News, Endo Support Groups, Endo Support Resources, Endometriosis, Endometriosis Awareness, Infertility, Warrior Wednesday
As you already know, March is Endometriosis Awareness Month and we’re very proud to spread awareness and advocate for endo warriors whenever we can. Our President Britt Thelemann Pangerl was approached by Dr. Eric Heegaard of ObGyn West to join him on his...
by Jess Wonders | Mar 6, 2019 | Endometriosis Awareness, Infertility, Warrior Wednesday
Eleven Years Old I was 11 years old in 6th grade. It was a crisp fall day; I was in Gym class running the mile. I got my period for the first time, and I knew what it was right away. I went to the nurse and was forced to continue running. I wanted nothing more than to...
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