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Hello everyone, I would like to share a little of my journey with endometriosis from the time I didn't know it was disease causing so much pain to me to the time I first heard it from a doctor.

My pain started at 13. I was told “it’s normal.” 13 years later, I was diagnosed: chocolate cysts, frozen pelvis, and challenges with fertility.

Endometriosis and adenomyosis warrior ,being diagnosed when it was so late after meeting different gynecologists with no ideas about endometriosis and adenomyosis

My name is Anita Tuhaise "Adeno warrior " Who lives kakumiro District in Bunyoro region, lgayaza B town council Birembo Sub -county . Am Single and not single mom but totally single not searching.

My name is Joan Abenakyo, and my journey with endometriosis has been one of pain, confusion, and resilience. For a long time, I did not understand what was happening to my body. I experienced extremely painful menstrual periods that affected me physically, emotionally, and mentally.

I met Dr Grace Nagawa when I was very sick and diagnosed with endometriosis. At that time, surgery was being considered, and I was so afraid I cried and lost hope . I was told I might NOT conceive. I didn’t even have a serious partner then, but I kept praying and trusting God.

From the age of fourteen, life became a cycle of pain — months of bleeding, misdiagnosis, and silence. This is the story of her fight back...