This Zoom session, on 9th March 2025, was part of Wear Yellow SG EndoMarch 2025, proudly organised by E for Endometriosis.
This year, we embraced a virtual format—not just out of necessity but with deep intention. With Ramadan underway, we wanted to create a space where everyone could join in comfort from wherever they are—because awareness should have no barriers, and learning should feel safe, accessible, and empowering.
💛 Endometriosis is complex, deeply personal, and often misunderstood. That’s why this session wasn’t just about medical facts—it was about unlearning the myths, relearning the truths, and finding clarity in a world that often dismisses pain that isn’t visible.
To everyone who joined us: thank you. Thank you for your presence, your questions, and your courage. The conversation was raw, necessary, and long overdue. The questions asked today were not just thought-provoking—they were a testament to the silence that so many have endured for too long.
To ensure that learning, advocacy, and access to Endometriosis resources remain continuous and available to everyone, this session was live-streamed on our YouTube channel, E for Endometriosis. You may also view it here:
This means that anytime you need to revisit the session—whether for reflection, reassurance, or to share with someone who might benefit—it will always be there for you.
I’m beyond thrilled to see just how much advocacy has transformed the conversation over the years. The difference between the audience in 2015 and now is remarkable. It’s incredible to witness more and more people feeling empowered to take charge of their health, ask the hard questions, and reshape their narratives.
Every question asked today matters. No voice will go unheard. Right now, I’m working with Dr. Ma Li on recording a video to answer the remaining questions, because knowledge should never be limited to time constraints.
💡 Anything that helps someone make an informed decision is worth doing. This is not just about advocacy. It’s about dignity, autonomy, and making sure no one has to navigate this alone.
I’ll share more in the next few posts once everything is finalised. Until then, keep learning, and most importantly—keep believing that your voice matters. 🎗️✨
💛 Let this not be the end. Conversations like these are not just one-time events; they are part of something bigger—a movement, a fight for change, and a call to end the silence around Endometriosis.
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