✦ Endometriosis education and community
You deserve to be heard. And you don’t have to figure it out alone.
Learn about symptoms, prepare for a better care conversation, and help shape a circle where people can share what living with endometriosis is really like.
Education and peer connection alongside medical care
Start where you are
What would help today?
Make sense of endometriosis
A plain-language introduction to symptoms, diagnosis, and care.
Read the guide02 · PreparePut your experience into words
Gather the details and questions you want to bring to an appointment.
Use the conversation guide03 · ConnectHelp grow the circle
Join the conversation and tell us what support you wish existed.
Explore the communityThe Marigold Journal
Clear information to share and return to
Start with these guides, then bring your questions to a healthcare professional.
How to Support Someone With Endometriosis
Small ways to listen, offer help, and respect their choices.
Read the articleUnderstanding endometriosis · 6 min readWhat Is Endometriosis?
A simple introduction to the condition and the questions that can lead to better care.
Read the guideThe conversation starts here
What do you wish someone had told you sooner?
Marigold Circle is still growing. Your questions and experiences can shape the topics we cover and the people we invite to speak.
Join us on Instagram- Which symptom was hardest to describe?
- What would make an appointment feel more productive?
- What kind of day-to-day support is missing?
Share only what feels comfortable. Please keep personal medical details private.
A practical next step
Bring a clearer story to your appointment.
Write down when symptoms happen, how they affect daily life, what you have tried, and what you want to ask. You do not need perfect notes to deserve care.
Prepare for your appointmentNotice patterns. Record pain, bleeding, fatigue, and other changes.
Describe impact. Note effects on work, school, sleep, and relationships.
Ask what comes next. Request an explanation and a care plan you understand.
Future gatherings
Small conversations, useful expertise.
We are exploring virtual peer conversations and educational sessions with registered dietitians, licensed acupuncturists, and other professionals. Dates and guests have not been announced.
Help shape the first session
Which questions about food, pain, care, or everyday life would you want a guest to address?
See the community planSuggest a topic by emailTrusted starting points