Understanding Endometriosis
04/05/22 • 42 min
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Have you ever experienced painful period symptoms and wondered if they were outside of “the norm”? What is “the norm” anyway? Did you wonder if it could be endometriosis, but weren't exactly sure what that would look and feel like? This week on The Period Feels, Nadya, Neddy, and Sam unpack some easily accessible, yet potentially confusing, definitions of endometriosis--some capable of complicating an already-murky conversation around the disease. We then call upon the experts, starting with Sam (@samxendo on TikTok and @sam.endogram on Instagram), a 22-year-old stage 4 Endo Warrior, who has gained a social media following for her honest portrayal of what it’s like to live with endometriosis. We also hear from Dr. Dan Martin, Scientific and Medical Director at the Endometriosis Foundation (EndoFound), who helps us understand what can and should be expected from doctors when you’re exploring painful and confusing symptoms.
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Hosts: Nadya Okamoto, Sam De La Cruz, and Nadya (Neddy) Eddy
Collaboration: August Co
Executive Producers: Brittany Temple & Adell Coleman
Distribution: DCP Entertainment
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Have you ever experienced painful period symptoms and wondered if they were outside of “the norm”? What is “the norm” anyway? Did you wonder if it could be endometriosis, but weren't exactly sure what that would look and feel like? This week on The Period Feels, Nadya, Neddy, and Sam unpack some easily accessible, yet potentially confusing, definitions of endometriosis--some capable of complicating an already-murky conversation around the disease. We then call upon the experts, starting with Sam (@samxendo on TikTok and @sam.endogram on Instagram), a 22-year-old stage 4 Endo Warrior, who has gained a social media following for her honest portrayal of what it’s like to live with endometriosis. We also hear from Dr. Dan Martin, Scientific and Medical Director at the Endometriosis Foundation (EndoFound), who helps us understand what can and should be expected from doctors when you’re exploring painful and confusing symptoms.
Join the Inner Cycle community to submit your question and you could be picked to ask it on the next episode! GO HERE: https://app.genevachat.com/invite/0f355b9e-b373-43ac-a8df-b843b3d6c433?n=1
Hosts: Nadya Okamoto, Sam De La Cruz, and Nadya (Neddy) Eddy
Collaboration: August Co
Executive Producers: Brittany Temple & Adell Coleman
Distribution: DCP Entertainment
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Welcome to The Period Feels, a podcast that answers the period questions you’ve always had, but didn’t know who to ask. The Period Feels is a podcast born out of a surplus of questions that August leadership were constantly fielding from their community, and the team is here to give you the answers. August was co-founded by host Nadya Okamoto, and joining her on the mic is August’s Creative Producer Sam De La Cruz and Content Director Nadya (Neddy) Eddy. In this inaugural episode, the group answers a question from a community member who wants to know about the individual journeys that eventually brought them together, which turned out to be a combination of serendipity and a love for accessible period products. And wasting no time getting into period talk, the group shares their first period stories and how their conversations about periods with friends and family have evolved over the years.
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Hosts: Nadya Okamoto, Sam De La Cruz, and Nadya (Neddy) Eddy
Collaboration: August Co
Executive Producers: Brittany Temple & Adell Coleman
Distribution: DCP Entertainment
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Hosts: Nadya Okamoto, Sam De La Cruz, and Nadya (Neddy) Eddy
Collaboration: August Co
Executive Producers: Brittany Temple & Adell Coleman
Distribution: DCP Entertainment
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