Living With Endo

Join Endo Warrior and podcast queen Ellie Angel-Mobbs as she chats to Endo Warrior Fi Macrae and her brother, Paddy, the creator of the new Netflix comedy drama, Irreverent. ⁠

Aussie screenwriter Paddy Macrae was inspired to bring a character with endometriosis to the screen following sister Fi's diagnosis over five years ago. Drawing on Fi's experiences, he created Daisy, who appears in Irreverent. Fi was on set to advise on how this debilitating invisible illness was depicted and explain why a hot water bottle is an essential item, even on a 38 degree day.

Tune in to hear this brother sister duo talk about family relationships, endo advocacy and supportive workplaces. You can help spread the word about our podcast by simply rating and leaving a review.

After three long years, the Endometriosis Australia High Tea events will be returning to five cities across Australia in March Awareness Month! We're celebrating the resilience of Endo Warriors with delicious food, a glass of sparkling, inspiring speakers, fabulous raffle prizes and the opportunity to wear a splash of yellow - the colour that unites us all.⁠ ⁠ Don't miss the return of our most popular annual event - these tickets will sell fast!⁠ ⁠ To book before Christmas, simply head to our website https://www.endometriosisaustralia.org/high-tea-events select your location and follow the prompts. We can't wait to see you in March!

Join Endo Warrior and podcast queen Ellie Angel-Mobbs as she chats to Endometriosis Australia's new Director, Maree Davenport.

Maree is a passionate ally for Australia's 830,000 Endo Warriors, having had to fight to get her own daughter a diagnosis. She discusses her experience as a powerful advocate for gender equality and life as a public servant (she was the youngest MP elected to the Parliament of Victoria at 28!). We're thrilled to have Maree in our corner!

Join Endo Warrior Ellie Angel-Mobbs as she separates the myths from the facts about Endo, Fertility and Egg Freezing with Associate Professor Anusch Yazdani on the latest Living With Endo podcast. ⁠

Associate Professor Yazdani is a subspecialist in reproductive endocrinology and infertility and an advanced reproductive surgeon, as well as an Endometriosis Australia Board Member. ⁠ Content warning: Infertility⁠

Laura Furiosi from Bossy Mummy is a successful QLD-based businesswoman.

She was told she couldn't have children but she now has three beautiful daughter.

She has also had seventeen surgeries for endometriosis. Here she shares her story.

Molly is one passionate Regional Endo Warrior. A business owner who supports her staff with endo, Molly is the employer many Endo Warriors wished they could have.

While her business may be thriving, Molly has navigated the tricky and lengthy process of receiving adequate and timely medical care in regional Victoria. Including waiting up to 2 months for an appointment with her local GP.

Listen to Molly's story of resilience and how she's trying to make sure others in her community are supported in managing their condition.

After undergoing a recent surgery for her Endo, Angie Kent recounts the story of how she was diagnosed, what has helped her symptom relief, and how she is managing multiple diagnoses in one body including Adenomyosis, PCOS, and Interstitial Cystitis. In a heart-opening interview, Angie reflects on her struggles as a young person with eating disorders and anxiety, and how ensuring she had a team of medical and allied health professionals around her using trial and error has helped to relieve symptoms and made her feel more in control.

For Amina, travelling from Perth to Sydney to find a specialist to treat her endometriosis was a reality she needed to face but one she has no regrets about. Hear her story as she recounts to Ellie the challenges she experienced in receiving a diagnosis and then starting a family.

Ellie speaks to inspring Endo Warrior and co-creator of Francesca, Rachel Vasicek who shares how she is stretching awareness of endometriosis across Australia through fine jewellery.