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Missdiagnosed Embrace the movement for change! Endometriosis affects 1 in 10 women worldwide. Together, we can raise awareness and uplift those who suffer.

Your support has the power to make a difference! Raising awareness for Endometriosis and assisting others to comprehend, cope and manage this disease has become the focus and driving force behind Missdiagnosed. Sharing experiences, at first therapeutic, has evolved into a crusade to encourage other women to speak up! One story at a time, we learn that we are not alone but instead the voices of 200,000,000 women affected by Endo. By speaking up to raise awareness, we encourage more research and funding toward a cure to this disease. Sending Endo love and light!

I love this about you lady!! Way to be confident in your skin!
09/02/2025

I love this about you lady!! Way to be confident in your skin!

Believe In Yourself!🌹⭐️🌹⭐️🌹
In June, 37-year-old shared a regular selfie. Thousands of people focused on her physical appearance, with many doubting whether her face was "real."
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Despite the negativity, Naomie refused to delete the photo. Instead, she stood firm, reminding the internet that she has every right to show up as herself without apology.
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“I am not [an] aesthetically beautiful person. I'm not, and that's okay.
But I love myself and I can be myself.
And with that is a certain level of beauty because there is a light that everyone has and that deserves to shine."
- NAOMIE PILULA

09/02/2025

Numbness and weakness are symptoms that have been reported in some cases of endometriosis. This occurs when endometriosis involves the nervous system, most often the sciatic nerve or sacral plexus.

A large review of 365 documented cases (Siquara De Sousa et al., 2015) found that:

97% of patients with nerve involvement experienced pain.

31% reported numbness or tingling.

20% experienced muscle weakness.

The study also highlights that endometriosis can sometimes spread along nerves themselves (“perineural spread”), not only within the pelvic cavity.

💛🖤💛🖤 Women for Women International
08/28/2025

💛🖤💛🖤 Women for Women International

Today on , we honor trailblazers who refused to accept limits on what women could achieve.

In 1967, Kathrine Switzer () became the first woman to officially run the Boston Marathon—despite being physically attacked mid-race by an official trying to force her out. She kept running, finished the race, and later fought to have the women’s marathon included in the Olympics—a milestone achieved in 1984.

Her courage is a reminder: progress is never given, it’s won through persistence, solidarity, and the belief that women belong everywhere decisions and opportunities are made. 💪

08/27/2025

Her screen characters reflect the different moods I may experience on bad days just trying to get through with Endo. 😁💛🖤💛🖤

The mainstream medical system today is leaving patients to “live on a prayer.” The outdated methods they cling to are si...
08/27/2025

The mainstream medical system today is leaving patients to “live on a prayer.” The outdated methods they cling to are simply prehistoric.

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08/27/2025

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I see you all here spreading kindness, help and support. You are all amazing. Don’t ever forget that 💜 x

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