The Endo Gala

19/05/2026

More than just a beautiful evening✨

17/04/2026

I’m still in complete shock as I write this…

Today I received a call from an unknown number telling me I had been nominated for Fundraiser of the Year at the Pride in Diversity Awards. I was already stunned, but then she told me I’m a finalist.I honestly couldn’t believe it.

After being diagnosed with endometriosis, I was in a really difficult place mentally, trying to come to terms with what it meant for my future. To now be in a position where I can support others, whether they’re waiting for a diagnosis, going through it, or learning to live with it, means more to me than I can put into words.

I feel so incredibly grateful for everything that’s happened so far, and this moment just reminds me how far things can change.

Thank you, truly, to everyone who has supported me along the way. This means everything 💛

I can’t wait to see what happens next.

13/04/2026

My life since the gala in pictures:

2. One of our last Monday lunch coffee dates with my bestie and her baby 👶🏽
3. I went for a catch up with the team at First Event📆
4. Had my first appointment back with NHS gynaecology 🏥
5. Mama came over to help pack the house up!📦
6. Articles were published regarding The Endo Gala 📰
7. Moving day to Cheshire with my baby boy
8. Setting up the bedroom 🛏️
9. Lots of coffee trips as we have had no WiFi for the first 10 days ☕️
10. Our first Sunday dinner in the house 🍽️
11. Back and forth to Harrogate with Ralphybear 🚗
12. Exploring the local dog walks
13. A day trip to the Cotswolds to see family
14. My favourite tulips from Grandma Patricia 💛

01/04/2026

Endometriosis Awareness Month this year has been nothing short of incredible.
I don’t think I’ve ever seen the condition spoken about so openly and widely. From the news, to newspapers, to social media, it has truly felt like endometriosis is finally starting to be recognised and understood on a much larger scale.
One of the most special parts of this month has been connecting with so many new people. It’s been amazing to see individuals, communities, and organisations all come together with the same goal, to campaign, raise awareness, and push for change.
My own contribution this month was hosting the Endo Gala, which was very intentionally planned during Endometriosis Awareness Month. It felt incredibly significant to bring people together at such an important time, not only to raise funds, but to amplify awareness when the spotlight is already beginning to shine on this condition.
It’s also been so encouraging to see businesses, both small and large, recognising endometriosis and taking steps to become more supportive and inclusive employers. This shows a real level of care, respect, and understanding for their teams.
As a woman living with endometriosis and navigating the challenges it brings in the workplace every day, it means so much to feel seen, heard, and supported.
And just because Endometriosis Awareness Month has come to an end, it doesn’t mean the conversation stops. We must continue to advocate, educate, and push for change every single day.
This month has been a reminder that progress is happening and we’re moving in the right direction 💛

31/03/2026

31/03/2026

Pure happiness on my face😊 in awe of .sax but also so so happy with how the evening is going, and how everyone is just having so much fun. 💛✨🎗️📸

31/03/2026

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The event was organised by Molly Woodward, who lives with endometriosis herself.

30/03/2026

Sneak peek from .photography I’m obsessed. The relief and happiness on my face because my speech was finished and it went far better than I imagined 😅🥰

30/03/2026

How was the Endo Gala 10 days ago?! I still can’t get over it😅 I can’t stop looking through my photos and videos, and I love seeing everyone share theirs! Excited for the day I get the professional photos and videos back, can’t wait to share them with you all🥰🎗️