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I was so chuffed I almost burst into tears!! Thankyou so much to the epically talented Kate Meade for wanting to chat to me. You are a star!!!! This podcast was not to start a gender war. The whole podcast is around positive, inspirational and influential stories.

How about we just be positive and support one another during these crazy times. What's New February 17, Vivienne Kelly. It was growing everywhere — uterus, bowel, ovaries, kidney, it even suffocated my poor little appendix. They also discovered I have a condition called adenomyosis, where the endo tissue grows into the wall of my uterus. And that little sucker hurts! Sure, because making a baby is as easy as cooking 2 minute noodles!! It just has become the norm. Not only did my Mum have it, but so did her sisters.

There is a very strong link in families with Endo. Mum is so clued on with the medical stuff she should be a doctor and therefore I have had extensive knowledge as to how it works and how to best treat it. Endometriosis Australia do a fantastic job educating on it as well. I highly recommend checking out their site. How did endo change your world? And was it a hard at first to get through your day-to-day life?

It took a toll on my work, social life and mental health. At first diagnosis I had days in really bad places, but I started seeing a professional who really helped me get back on track. A healthy lifestyle with regular exericse and a good diet have a big impact on it. My husband is my rock and my world, he has held my hand through everything. He will do anything to help me, as will my family. I am very lucky. On a day when the pain is extremely bad, think of it like someone is grating your cervix, stabbing your uterus with a rough knife or rocks stuck in your bowel you will spend it in bed, cuddling a hot water bottle and taking whatever you can to stop the pain.

Then again some days, not even the hardcore pain killers will touch the sides. What frightens you the most about Endo? And what do people still not know about it?

Mental health is a huge one. Recently, I met an endo warrior who just got out of hospital because the pain was too much and she tried to end her life. I heard of one man who lost his sister to suicide after she could not take the endo anymore. Women are killing themselves because of this disease. If you are feeling this way please call Lifeline on 13 11 14, they are amazing.

The cost it has on workplaces is staggering. I have taken a lot of days off during my initial diagnosis period and post surgeries. When you see them posting about not being able to work and being stuck in bed, it is almost reassuring that it can affect anyone.

Tell us about the exciting announcement that happened on the 6th of December ? As an endo warrior, I told my story of pain, surgeries and mental health. For over a decade I have battled this illness and for some reason it really got me that day. I cried during my speech. I was so proud to be standing in front of a powerful group of women, politicians and my Mum and Dad.

The Federal Government announced three policies aimed at ending the silence on endometriosis.