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Tulip Online

Tulip Online is a brand new initiative for people in the workplace suffering and living with chronic illnesses. The site acts as a trade union offering support and advice for chronic illness...

Yoga poses when you have pain

When we are in pain, sometimes we just want to roll up like a snake, after we have taken the pain killer(s), heated the heat pad and drawn the venetians. The pain can be so bad we can´t bear it...

Pacing for chronic pain

Pacing is a well known technique used to manage chronic pain in conditions such as endometriosis, and also chronic fatigue. Getting used to the idea of doing slightly less than we want to can...

Back to basics: what is endometriosis?

Endometriosis (pronounced end-oh-mee-tree-oh-sis) is a painful, chronic and sometimes debilitating gynaecological disease which affects millions of women worldwide. It occurs when tissue...

Meet our team: Shireen

Meet one of our lovely team of Project Endo volunteers, blogger and warrior Shireen Hand. I was diagnosed with endometriosis back in 2005, when I was 21, after suffering with pain during sex,...

"The endo warrior's guide to living and winning with endometriosis"

daily support by email, social media and a wealth of resources

About

Endometriosis affects as many as one in ten women. It can cause extreme pain, fatigue and depression, sometimes infertility, and often goes undiagnosed for many years.

Don’t feel alone – compiled by a team who know all about dealing with the intricacies of endometriosis, Project Endo is your daily inbox lifeline of resources and coping inspiration.

Daily support

Project Endo sends out daily support emails, Tweets and Facebook updates to a global audience of endometriosis suffers. Sign up to receive support straight to your inbox, or “like” our Facebook page for daily updates on nutrition, management, lifestyle and much more. You are not alone!

a 360 view

We believe there are more options to dealing with endometriosis and chronic illness than painkillers and surgery. Nutrition needs to be part of the conversation, and educated endo warriors can help take control of their own journey with health by doing a lot of the work themselves.