“After navigating my own journey with endometriosis as a teenager and suffering extensive trauma due to misinformation and stigmas, I couldn’t sit back idly knowing someone else might endure what I did. Growing up, my Mom always said, “if you don’t like something you can be the person to change it.” So I’m trying to do just that.”

“I chose to start this organization alongside Emma to give her an avenue to heal after her journey with endometriosis, which is a generational disease for our family. As a fellow Endo Warrior, it’s my passion to learn and help create change for people with endometriosis to ensure future generations in our family don’t have to suffer anymore.”

“My hope in volunteering with the EEOC is to have more research and education provided to our medical profession, so that we can help more women dealing with this silent disease, like myself, to be diagnosed and treated from the onset of it, as opposed to years of unnecessary pain and emotional trauma that Endometriosis brings with it.”

“Like most others navigating the endometriosis scene within Canada, I have been through a very lengthy, traumatic, and ongoing journey for the best care for myself. I feel empowered to be a part of such a ground-breaking organization that can change the narrative and help others not have to endure what endometriosis patients have been enduring for decades here in Canada”

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“I am honoured to be a part of such a critical organization and working alongside so many wonderful individuals. As someone who has struggled with chronic pain for more than half my life, and for the majority of that time being unable to find answers or relief, I know firsthand how easy it is for the medical industry to fail endometriosis patients, and the utmost importance of advocacy and awareness moving forward”