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Chernobyl survivor Ania was eight; the nuclear catastrophe became more than only a metaphor on her behalf that mirrored her pain. It became her reason to find the cause on her behalf suffering, drove her to America, and helped her find her remedy. Now she stocks her history with the 175 million women who suffer from globally out of this disease. In her own words, "I got enjoying life to the fullest. I sensed like I had developed everything - zeal, zest, education, dreams, travel; there was nothing I couldn't do, nothing I couldn't go after. Then my world arrived crashing down. Pain. Depressive disorder. Misery. These were my constant companions. That which was going on to my beautiful life? I QUICKLY heard a expression that brought everything into target: E-N-D-O-M-E-T-R-I-O-S-I-S. Ania goes on, "When you have been identified as having this debilitating disease, then you know the blackness and heartache that endometriosis creates in your daily life. But if you are struggling to find the cause of anguishing symptoms that doctors cannot find a source for, then it's possible you have undiagnosed "endo". It is an incredibly painful and, at times, incapacitating disease that impacts over six million women and girls in america, and thousands and thousands more worldwide. But endometriosis is not only a health condition that women struggle with. It is a social, internal, and economical issue of global proportions. Whenever I talk with people about this disease, they look at me with sight as large as quarters, wondering if indeed they have heard about it, or trying to figure out what it is, exactly. Since I've done so much research, gone through countless lab tests, developed various alternative and medical ways of dealing with the disease, and created delightful and healthy meals that help my body cope, I sensed I could no more "stay static in the closet" because "endo" was a taboo subject matter or something individuals were not comfortable to speak about."