Clinical language is often treated as neutral. In practice, it shapes diagnostic pathways, escalation decisions, and how seriously patient-reported symptoms are taken. When language is inaccurate or biased, it can unintentionally embed risk into care delivery — particularly for conditions that disproportionately affect women. During the COVID-19 pandemic, I identified several examples of clinical language…
Endometriosis Endometriosis is something that is difficult to diagnose. It is even harder to treat when that is not something a doctor specializes in. From having your first Laparoscopy to determining the right birth control, and/or if going on Lupron is the right option for you; there are a lot of stages you will go…
Endometriosis Healing Hub Your Complete Guide toHealing with Endo Everything I’ve built for your endometriosis journey — in one place. Start here. Come back whenever you need to. 💛 Kyla Canzater · Stage IV Endo · Certified Health Coach · PinkProverb.com Where to start · Free downloads · Products · Blog posts · Support Start…
My Endometriosis March Day I can’t believe this is the last week in March. This month has flown by so fast!! It has been a fun, yet emotional roller coaster ride, that I must say has made me want to spend some quality time with my bed. But it has all been worth it, and…
Living Beyond Endometriosis Don’t mind the super geeky smile. I had to insert some good vibes in the mist of my crazy this last week. Having Endometriosis can cause you to smile while in a lot of pain, and this week was no different. In my last post, I share how I was taking a…
Endo Story Day 3 |This is my endometriosis story in action… It is so easy to get caught up in the pain of a situation that you forget there is a purpose that can be found in it. Today during the Endometriosis Photo Challenge, I wanted to share a little more about my story and …
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