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EndoEdu x I Am Endometriosis: NYC Community Meetup

🌼 ENDO COMMUNITY IS COMING TOGETHER IN NYC

Join EndoEdu + I Am Endometriosis for a free morning in Central Park bringing Endo Warriors, advocates, and endometriosis specialists together for connection, conversation, and community.

Endometriosis can be incredibly isolating. Sometimes there is simply no substitute for being in a space with people who understand what it means to navigate this disease.

No lectures. No formal presentations. Share your experience, ask questions, celebrate a victory, talk about something you're struggling with, or simply listen. We'll provide some light structure to help the conversation flow, but there is absolutely no pressure to share.

This meetup brings together two communities with a shared belief that people affected by endometriosis deserve better education, stronger connections, and a greater voice in their care.

🤝 IN PARTNERSHIP WITH I AM ENDOMETRIOSIS

We're excited to host this first New York gathering in partnership with I Am Endometriosis, a community dedicated to endometriosis awareness, advocacy, education, and connection.

Together, we hope to create a welcoming space where the lived experience of Endo Warriors and the perspectives of those working in endometriosis care can come together.

Connect with I Am Endometriosis on Instagram and learn more at I Am Endometriosis.

💛 Joining Us in New York

Dr. Chandra Spring-Robinson, DO, MS, FACOG
Endometriosis Excision Surgeon + Co-Founder, EndoEdu

Savannah Regensburger, MS, MBA, CNS
Clinical Nutrition Specialist & Endo Warrior

Jeff Huynh, MS
Co-Founder, EndoEdu

Dr. Spring-Robinson and Savannah will be part of the conversation and can offer general educational perspectives from their respective areas of endometriosis care.

But this morning isn't about us talking at you.

We're coming to New York to listen, too.

We want to hear what Endo Warriors need, what's missing from the current landscape, and how communities like EndoEdu and I Am Endometriosis can help create better education, connection, and support.

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