Hello everyone! I just wanted to pop on and let you all know that I am alive! It's been quite a while since I've been on here. Things became a little overwhelming with trying to balance my continued health problems along with daily life, so I did what I always do, and hid away. I'm trying my hardest to get back now though and I really just wanted to let you know that you might notice a few updates around here. I'm adding lots of information, updating stuff and generally trying to find my voice again. I should also add that I'm not taking on any new work at the moment. In the mean time, I'm s ..read more

Sarah Maree Cameron is an Australian radio presenter and ambassador for Endometriosis Australia. Sarah was diagnosed with endometriosis is 2010. She said "Chocolate, ice cream and pain killers might help some women during that time of the month, but, due to my endometriosis, I feel like my whole world stops". Image courtesy of https://bit.ly/38b69nw ..read more

Peta-Jane Madam, known as PJ Madam, is an Australian reporter, producer, anchor and ambassador for Endometriosis Australia. She has had two laparoscopies for endometriosis. She said "I think the key though with endometriosis is that it's debilitating, it stops you in your tracks, you're unable to work, you're unable to do sport and leisure activities, it stops you having normal relationships, it really effects a lot of parts of your life". Image courtesy of https://imdb.to/3n9SZLE ..read more

Image courtesy of https://r29.co/2UEiTuA Diana Falzone is an American journalist. Diana was diagnosed with endometriosis in 2016, after a specialist found a mass in her uterus. In a 2017 article, she states that she underwent a 3.5 hour surgery to remove endometriosis from her uterus, ovaries and bladder that was causing "excessive bleeding and paralysing pain". "It was just days after my 33rd birthday when my doctor delivered the worst news of my life: I will likely never have a child and fulfill my greatest wish of being a mother.... When hit with the news that I am infertile, I could not ..read more

Image courtesy of https://imdb.to/2Jmi84j Elisabeth Oas is an American actress. Elisabeth was diagnosed with endometriosis in 2009, after encountering pain during her second pregnancy. She also suffers with interstitial cystitis and pelvic floor dysfunction. Elisabeth founded and co-hosts a radio show/podcast called 'The Pelvic Messenger' which discusses issues surrounding chronic pelvic pain, diseases, syndromes and treatments ..read more

Image courtesy of http://dailym.ai/2QSOSXc Julia Bradbury is an English television presenter. Julia was diagnosed with endometriosis in 2006 during a routine check up and, following on from this, had laparoscopic surgery for the disease. Her son, Zephyr, was born in 2011 and in 2015 she gave birth to twin girls, Xanthe and Zena, who were conceived via IVF treatment ..read more

Image courtesy of https://bit.ly/2WSwilA Lorne Spicer is an English television presenter. Lorne was diagnosed with endometriosis when she had problems trying to conceive. After a series of operations and treatments, Lorne was told by doctors that she was clear of the disease. She has one son ..read more

Image courtesy of https://bit.ly/2JiZ6vC Andrea McLean is a Scottish journalist and television presenter. Andrea was diagnosed with endometriosis when she was 28 years old, and had a blocked fallopian tube and cysts on her ovaries. She was put on to Clomid, but, after two years of trying to conceive, fell pregnant before starting the main IVF treatment. Her son, Finlay, was born in 2001. She gave birth to her daughter, Amy, in 2006, after conceiving naturally ..read more

Image courtesy of https://bit.ly/3432MLL Cynthia Koh, also known as Xu Mei Zhen 许美珍, is a Singaporean actress. Cynthia was diagnosed with endometriosis in 2012, after having unusually long periods. Her gynaecologist revealed she had two blood cysts on her ovaries. Cynthia underwent keyhole surgery to remove these ..read more

Image courtesy of https://bit.ly/2UJh6EB Stephanie St. James is an American-born actress, singer and mentor. Stephanie was diagnosed with endometriosis in 2003, after suffering with painful symptoms for over a decade. Stephanie became an advocate for endometriosis after her 6th surgery ..read more