Your Journey to Diagnosis
Tell us about your journey to getting a diagnosis. Were your symptoms ever dismissed or misunderstood? What did it mean to finally feel heard, believed, or understood?
Record Video 1
Endometriosis Across the Lifespan: Awareness, Access, Autonomy & Outcomes
Empowering Women’s Voices: Advancing Awareness, Access & Autonomy Worldwide
Patients: Your Story Matters.
AAGL invites patients to share their experiences with endometriosis through a short video message. Your voice can help physicians better understand the patient journey and help shape the future of women’s healthcare.
We are looking for three short videos - each no longer than 1 minute.
You may submit one, two, or all three.
The Record Video buttons open Riverside, the recording tool AAGL uses. The invitation comes from Roman Bojorquez, AAGL’s Director of Operations, and Riverside will ask for your name and email so AAGL can follow up.
Tell us about your journey to getting a diagnosis. Were your symptoms ever dismissed or misunderstood? What did it mean to finally feel heard, believed, or understood?
Record Video 1What is it really like to live with endometriosis? Share how the disease affects your daily life and what happens when treatment or surgery does not completely resolve your symptoms.
Record Video 2If you could speak directly to someone who may be struggling with endometriosis, what would you want them to know?
Record Video 3Your video may be featured during the 2026 AAGL Annual Global Congress and shared with physicians from around the world.
No professional video is needed. Just you, your phone, tablet or laptop, and your story.
Because your experience matters.
Because your voice matters.
And because physicians need to hear it.
Endometriosis Across the Lifespan:
Awareness, Access, Autonomy & Outcomes