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The Fibroid Foundation is a patient-founded, advocacy organization supporting the global sisterhood

10/16/2026

It’s been a historic year for women with fibroids, and our organization and we can not wait to celebrate. 🎊

Save the date for the first inaugural Lotus & Lights Soirée, a fundraiser benefiting the Fibroid Foundation.

More details forthcoming.

10/13/2026

Everybody is talking about the newest iteration of Carrie that was released this past weekend on Amazon Prime. It’s a classic horror story about bullying, but what stood out to us the most is the fact that a young girl being bullied for having her first period is still a realistic story in 2026.

We shared some thoughts about the state of menstrual stigma on the Fibroid Foundation blog. Use the link in our bio to read it now.

10/13/2026

Everybody is talking about the newest iteration of Carrie that was released this weekend on Amazon Prime, including us! The first episode immediately grabbed our attention, but for a different reason than you might expect.

The real horror isn’t the blood, or the telekinesis, but in how little our society has changed when it comes to menstrual stigma.

Read our latest blog at the link in bio.

10/09/2026

Welcome to another !

Fibroid Fridays were born from a collaboration between the Fibroid Foundation and Mayo Clinic to bring new and emerging fibroid research to those who need to know about it first.

Which topic is peaks your interest this week?

10/07/2026

Maybe it’s you.

Fibroids are incredibly common, yet so many women still navigate the symptoms, questions, and decisions quietly.

The more we talk about them, the easier it becomes to recognize that fibroids aren’t a personal issue, they’re a community issue.

It’s time we start acting like it.

10/02/2026

Looking for the real cause of fibroids? Swipe right to find out!

Yup, we DO NOT KNOW!
No, it’s not something you ate or something you did that caused your fibroids. We have no idea why some women don’t get them, but we know that most women WILL.

The fact that we don’t know what causes fibroids is not a good thing. We desperately need more research into the cause(s) so that we can work on prevention. So if someone is telling you that they know why you have fibroids and that they can definitively cure them, they’re likely trying to sell you something. Be cautious, and reach out to us if something just doesn’t look right to you. You deserve real answers, not to be exploited.

10/01/2026

Between the cost of care, busy schedules, past experiences of feeling unheard, and simply getting used to your symptoms, managing your fibroids on your own can feel like the easier option.

But just because you’ve learned to live with your symptoms doesn’t mean you should have to navigate them alone.

Heavy bleeding can lead to anemia, and fibroids can change over time, even when you feel like you have everything under control.

You may not need treatment right now, but you still deserve regular checkups, answers, and a care plan that puts your well-being first.

Let us know how we can help ❤️

09/29/2026

Heavy bleeding from fibroids can lead to anemia, and many women live with both for years without anyone connecting the dots. The link between fibroid-related anemia and women’s cardiovascular health is under-researched and almost entirely absent from patient education.

We’re changing that. The Fibroid Foundation is launching a national educational initiative to start a conversation that hasn’t happened at a national level yet, and we’re making sure patients are at the center of it.

That starts with listening. If you’re living with fibroids and anemia, we want to hear your story. Join one of our upcoming virtual listening sessions and help shape how this conversation happens across the country.

Let us know you’re interested using the link in our bio.

This project is supported by Organon’s ‘Her Health 2026’ Grant.

Use the link in our bio to join the conversation.

09/25/2026

09/22/2026

Despite the name, uterine fibroid symptoms rarely only affect the uterus. This ailment often affects the whole body, and because of a lack of awareness, women may attribute these issues to something else, delaying treatment and lessening their choices as time goes on.

Share this list with a friend who may need a push to look a little further.

Why 13? Because we’re in the middle of celebrating 13 years of the Fibroid Foundation! Use the link in our bio to help us fund the next 13. 💪

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