She’s Sounding the Alarm to Help Other Women Experiencing Endometriosis
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- Опубліковано 20 жов 2024
- Award-winning director and producer Shannon Cohn joins our episode titled, “Taking Chances, Facing Fears,” to discuss her documentary, “Below The Belt,” which shines a light on Endometriosis. The condition affects approximately 200 million people around the world. Endometriosis patient Jenneh Rishe and her husband, Joe, also join the conversation, sharing an inspirational story about her lifelong battle with the disease.
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I too started my cycle at age 12 with excruciating pain and the doctor told my mom I was a drama queen. I had 28 sonograms before age 40 when I was finally diagnosed with Endometriosis and Adenomyosis (confirmed by biopsy). I had 7 attacks of appendicitis go undetected because my appendix was covered in adhesions, and I thought it was just cramps because I lived in pain. By the time I had surgery, I was on a liquid diet to digest because so much was covering my intestines. This disease is ALL encompassing. Not just once a month, it is your whole existence. Thank you all for spreading awareness!!
I started my cycle at 12yo, never had a “normal” cycle, always had debilitating cycles, ALWAYS! At 43yo, l had a hysterectomy. It was after the hysterectomy that we learned I had endometriosis and my doctor said it was EVERYWHERE. Endometriosis is underrated disease.
I had no idea you could get Endometriosis outside the uterus 😮 Crazy.
Endometriosis robbed me of ever becoming a biological mom😢. It is definitely underrated.
Lost my uterus, ovaries, and cervix at 33 because of endometriosis.
I was ten years old stared my cycle and it wasn't ever normal. In my early to mid 20s I started symptoms of endometriosis. I had a diagnosis laparoscopic surgery but the doctor overlooked it saying nothing was wrong. But it was very wrong. Wasn't until several miscarriages, and more excessive pain, 20 years that a doctor diagnosed it being endometriosis after looking into it with another laparoscopic surgery. She said it was severe endometriosis and it was bad.