Fighting Endo and Adenomyosis: Support Natalia’s Journey

Hi, I’m Natalia, and I’m reaching out with a very full and humbled heart.

Just weeks ago, I underwent emergency surgery after a year of battling worsening symptoms. During the procedure, doctors confirmed I have endometriosis, adenomyosis, a 9cm endometrial mass, a fallopian tube filled with blood (hematosalpinx), and a large ovarian cyst with complex fluid. That wasn’t removed at the time as it needed a specialist to complete that.

For over a year, I’ve tried to manage this naturally — using nutrition, lifestyle changes, and holistic care. I fought hard to stay ahead of it, but my body was already in red alert. I am bleeding heavily and constantly. The pain is excruciating. I’ve now been to the ER three times in just one week, and recently required a blood transfusion after losing so much blood I nearly passed out.

My quality of life has dropped dramatically. I’m usually a vibrant, active person who loves being outdoors and working out — but lately, even walking my dog or standing too long leaves me dizzy, drained, and in pain.

On July 2nd, I have another major surgery scheduled to fully remove the endometriosis and hopefully preserve my fertility. I want nothing more than to be a mom one day, and this chronic illness is trying to steal that from me.

Between the emergency care, ongoing medications, blood support, lost income, and upcoming surgery, the financial toll has been enormous. I’m asking for your support — whether it’s a donation, a share, or simply a prayer — to help me recover, heal, and rebuild my strength.

I’ve always tried to stay strong and independent, but the reality is that I can’t carry this alone anymore.

Your kindness will go toward:

• Surgical and emergency care costs

• Recovery supplies and medications

• Travel to medical appointments

• Regaining my life back

Thank you from the deepest part of my heart for reading this and for standing by me in this fight. I never thought I’d be here — but I’m hopeful, and I know I’m not alone.

With gratitude,

Natalia