Empower2Push/Endometriosis

Keep calm and join a cause as we help 16year Endometriosis Fighter LaQuanda Hart raise awareness, help with advocacy, a support others battling. A young lady who has endured the challenges of life fighting this debilitating disease who many treats as if it doesn't exist. This disease what she refers to as "a horrific disease without a face" has been the contributing factor in LaQuanda having three cancer scares, urological, and immune system complications. She now not only lives with ENDOMETRIOSIS but she suffers from Interstitial Cystitis, and complications from two motor vehicle accidents. Looking at her, you would have no clue of what she is battling. She truly doesn't look like what she has been through and currently going through.LaQuanda is a remarkable young lady! She has a heart to move self out of the way only to be certain others smile. During her fight she has broken her silence after having to end her career due to this illness and now uses her time to SPEAK LOUD as the one voice for millions of others whenever the opportunity presents itself. She has become empowered to Push pass the PAIN, encourage, and enforce awareness to all that pain is simply (P)ushing (A)gainst (I)nstant (N)egativity. She uses her dilemmas as a motivation to keep pushing pass toxic circumstances. Her awesome support group of Family, church family, friends, & strangers has been a help in encouraging her, funding for educational materials, and fight against endo paraphanelia. Please join the cause and let's reach a goal as we bring ENDometriosis Awareness to the world and encouragement to others. After getting a push from her mayor(Marilyn McCormick) in a small town of Springfield, LaQuanda organized a successful benefit walk in 2013. To note: LaQuanda was apart of an Historic event. She was one of three patient presenters to stand on the platform at the National Mall on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC to empower, motivate, encourage, &impact the lives of women suffering. LaQuanda became very concerned about the awareness in her very own state that she contact her state representative. After pushing the issue, she received proclamation from State of SC declaring March 2013 as Endometriosis Awareness Month in SC. She hasn't stop there. LaQuanda recently was invited to Governor Nikki Haley's office to receive the State of SC Public Proclamation declaring March 2014 as Endometriosis Awareness Month by the Governor. Just one day after undergoing major surgery, while in the hospital LaQuanda received exciting news that the bill was signed by Governor Nikki Haley on May 16,2014. Being the face behind the historic event: SC is now the 9th state that has adopted the month of March as Endometriosis Awareness Month. What a major accomplishment. After the passing of the bill, LaQuanda could not allow the month of March to bypass her without painting the month yellow. The very 1st SC Endometriosis 2k Walk will be held in the Garden City of Orangeburg, SC. This will take place 4.25.15(due to inclement weather it was rescheduled from the original date of 3.14.15). Please support this walk with a purpose. LaQuanda was recently the highlight3d feature for Junea Bioscience newsletter( www.endtoendo.com). Please share this link and give to this unselfish young lady. She has become Empowered2Push to help find a cure so that young girls, teens, & women you know won't have to experience this battle. She, without question does all she can to help others in whatever way she can, without even thinking of her self. She believes her sickness has purpose! Much isn't asked, but what is given will be accepted with a grateful heart.#TeamLaQuandaE2P #KicknEndoButt