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A termination and six miscarriages in five years; Leila Martyn calls for change London, England, October 03 2022 – A government petition has launched highlighting the imperative that Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) and Endometriosis information is included as part of the national curriculum for children in secondary school when learning about Read more…
by Doris Murimi (CEO, Endo Sisters EA Foundation & Author, “When Something is Wrong – Understanding Menstrual Disorders”) The Priority list of Indicators for Girls’ Menstrual health and Hygiene, a technical guidance for National monitoring, removes a critical barrier in the progression of MHH monitoring and measurement by countries and Read more…
Read the following story on The Star, Kenya: “Endometriosis experts warn against misreporting, call for early diagnosis” — https://www.the-star.co.ke/news/2022-06-28-endometriosis-experts-warn-against-misreporting-call-for-early-diagnosis/
Lawyer and social media influencer Corazon Kwamboka was elated when she found out that she and then partner Frankie Kiarie were expecting their first child. And soon after, their second bundle of joy came. For Kwamboka, motherhood was READ MORE>>
This is a book for the society to appreciate the importance of supporting open conversations on abnormal menstruation/menstrual disorders so that families and individuals can stop struggling in silence and shame. Long story short, Buy it! Read it! Internalize it! Buy another one! Donate it! And Follow Endo Sisters East Africa Foundation to learn more about menstrual health matters.
1st published in IHRM Magazine, Wellness and Selfcare edition, October 2021. If you were reading the caption above before May 2021, you would be right in questioning the validity of this statement. However, post May of this year, a revised global definition of Menstrual Health was released by the Global Read more…
She sat across from me in the lounge, graceful and elegant. I did not steal a glance, I stared… By Nelly Bosire
Article written by: Doris Murimi I find it shocking that menstrual hygiene management discourse hardly ever includes menstrual disorders knowledge. Yet, in my view, the connection is clearly so blatant. I keep asking myself how do the MHM people miss it? Then I remember that there is the common saying Read more…