Jenn's recovery journey from surgery.

Since Jenn was a teenager, she has been dealing with unexplainable pain in her ovaries and pelvic region. She wasn't diagnosed with Endometriosis until she was 20 years old, and since then, she has had 4 Laporospic surgeries.

 

Jenn has decided to have a hysterectomy and partial oophorectomy. Although there is no cure for Endometriosis, we hope this is Jenn's final surgery on April 15th, 2022. After the surgery, Jenn's projected recovery will be 6-8 weeks. During this time, Jenn will be facing a slow recovery and unable to work.

 

This Go Fund Me aims to help provide a financial cushion for Jenn as she faces a slow recovery. If you cannot donate money (which is understandable), she also has started a meal train. Thank you to Andrea Jordan for setting this up. The following link will take you to the website to sign up to donate meals, groceries; Uber eats, etc. There will be more information on the page.

Meal Train 

 

Another way you could help is by walking her dog Blaze. You can message her directly if you would like to help with that.

 

Lastly, she will also love company (reach out to her directly to coordinate) when she is ready, cute memes and pictures of pets and animals.

 

If you'd like to offer funds directly (as Go Fund Me does take a small % of the donation), you can use the following options -

Venmo: @JenniferMarieEley

CashApp: $SweetJennMarie

 

Jennifer is a big advocate for spreading Endometriosis awareness. She has discussed donating her organs to Endometriosis research with her surgeon. We all know that Jenn is about as sweet as they come. She posts about mental health, her continuing Endometriosis struggle, and daily life. Jenn is an open book with open arms, she is always there for the people around her - supporting them by checking in, calling, donating & baking cupcakes. Whatever it takes, and now it's our turn to be there for her.

 

Jenn is very appreciative of her friends and her mother Cindy, who can fly in from Tucson to help in the days following her procedure. Cindy will also be providing updates on Jenn's journey to recovery.