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Patient Day 2019: All The Details

Patient Day 2019: All The Details

Want to learn how to Live Your Best Life With Endo? You'll want to register for The Endometriosis Foundation of America's Patient Awareness Day 2019.

For the second year in a row, the event will be held inside NYC's Lenox Hill Hospital. This year's theme will be "Healthy Mind & Happy Pelvis" according to a newly released flyer for the event. Last year, an audience of more than 200 crowded into the hospital's Einhorn Auditorium where they listened to presentations from speakers about eating an endometriosis-friendly diet, egg-freezing,  pelvic physical therapy, and even experienced a live, endo-friendly yoga session. Expert panels also engaged in Q&A sessions with the audience. 

Patient Day 2018

For those who couldn't make it to NYC, the event was also live-streamed on the official Facebook page for EndoFound. 
"Endometriosis is a disease of the whole body and mind, afflicted with pain that stems from inflammation within the pelvis," EndoFound's Founder and event organizer Dr. Tamer Seckin, said in a statement. "Throughout the day, we will engage you in conversation and provide expert knowledge in fields ranging from nutrition and exercise to research and advocacy."

 

 

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  • Winnie Chan

    I’ve seen many obgyns over the years explaining my monthly symptoms during my period...but eventually it became a daily struggle with these pain. It feels like a poke here and there near my right pelvic region. I was given birth control pills for the past ten years but honestly, it didn’t help at all. I was in bed whenever I…

  • Rachel Grobman

    Dr.Seckin is so much more than a surgeon. His passion for helping endometriosis sufferers and determination to improve the quality of life in all of his patients is undeniable. I remember when my gynecologist first told me I needed a laparoscopy. Her exact words were "I can do the surgery, but if you were MY daughter- I'd send you to…

  • Esin Kocabiyik

    I was there for hysterectomy but then I found out that I also had endometriosis.My both surgeries went excellent and I feel great!.I am so thankful to Dr.Seckin and all his team for making my journey smooth!

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    I am a physician who suffered from deep infiltrative endometriosis. I needed laparoscopic surgery, so I went to see my former gynaecologist and he performed the procedure (a surgery which he supposedly does hundreds of times a year) last November. I had severe pain again when I had my period in January and was advised to go on taking a…

  • Grace Larsen

    After years of excessively painful periods, a serious loss of quality of life, and a series of uninformed and uninterested doctors, Dr. Seckin and Dr. Goldstein turned my life around. I was told I woke up from my surgery almost a year ago with a smile on my face, and I haven't stopped since. Before I heard of Dr. Seckin,…

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    Dr Seckin and his team gave me back my life! Tomorrow will be 1 month since my surgery and I feel great. Dr. Seckin, Dr Liu, and Dr Goldstein are not only beyond words talented and amazing Doctors, but they are also genuinely wonderful and caring people. I cannot say enough great things about Holly, Asiye and Kim as well.…

  • Anna Lu

    Dr. Seckin and his staff spared me from years and years of heavy periods and unbearable endometriosis pain. After having surgery with him (my first) I can now function like a regular human. No more eating NSAIDs like candy and calling out sick from work. Thank you, Dr. Seckin!