Endomarch Malaysia

06/01/2026

Join us online on this 18 January 2026.

We will be talking about inclusion across the many different lived experiences of endometriosis. No two journeys are the same — and every experience deserves to be heard, respected, and valued.

Thank you to WEO for always centring lived experience and creating space for honest, meaningful dialogue. Looking forward to learning, sharing, and connecting 💛🎗️

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https://www.linkedin.com/company/world-endometriosis-organisations/

31/12/2025

Graphic: Jee Kumarasamy

29/12/2025

Wonderful way to end the year 🎗️

So proud to see the work of MyEndosis featured in the World Endometriosis Organization (WEO) December 2025 newsletter.

Huge congratulations to Jeevamalar Kumarasamy and Zachary Roland for spearheading this work. Your commitment, passion, and heart for the community truly shine through.

A big thank you as well to Elsie and Femke for pulling together such a meaningful end-of-year issue and for giving space to patient-led voices.

May the year 2026 be all about building bridges, amplifying lived experiences, and working together for better understanding and care in endometriosis. ♥️🎗️

06/12/2025

MyEndosis was invited by the Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRHR) Department at UKM to present on “Understanding Endometriosis: What Women and Girls Need.”

Our committee member, Abiramy, represented MyEndosis and delivered the session beautifully — with clarity, empathy, and the lived-experience perspective that is so often missing in conversations about menstrual health.

A heartfelt thank you to Dr Surendran for giving MyEndosis the opportunity to engage with the UKM community.

Every invitation like this matters. It allows us to highlight why patients need better support, why policies must evolve, and why awareness on endometriosis is still a critical gap in our communities.

We are grateful to be part of these conversations and to continue building a future where women and girls are heard, believed, and supported.

02/12/2025

MyEndosis had the privilege of connecting with the wonderful staff at Baker & Hughes for a meaningful conversation on endometriosis and menstrual pain in the workplace.

Our teammate, Wendy, presented on behalf of MyEndosis — and she did such a beautiful job bringing the lived realities of menstrual pain into the room. It wasn’t just a “talk”; it was an honest discussion about what many employees quietly navigate, and how small shifts in understanding can make work environments more supportive.

These conversations matter. They help us create workplaces where people feel seen, supported, and able to do their best.

Thank you, Baker & Hughes, for welcoming us and for being open to these important dialogues.🎗️

30/11/2025

A heartfelt thank you to all who attended our AGM on 29 November 2025. Your presence, truly embodies the spirit of MyEndosis.

A special shoutout to our emcee Zachary Roland Anthony whose expertise steered our event smoothly.

A special thanks to our speakers Dr Sevellaraja Supermaniam and Ms Dalia Maria Noordin for the valuable insights and updates that enlightened us all. We gained so much from our speakers yesterday.

I would also like to acknowledge the meticulous efforts of Jee Kumarasamy Kiran Dhillon Ghanthimathi Gvs Usha Devi Wendy Lim Ita Azlina & Dr Seelen Sakran. Your hard work in completing and presenting the posters, reports and minutes did not go unnoticed.

Also a big thank you to committee members who are leaving us ♥️ our memories together will be cherished and not be forgotten♥️

We also want to welcome our new incoming committee members as well as medical advisors term 2025-2027♥️We will start our journey to speak on behalf of endometriosis patients. 🎗️💪🏼🎗️

This year’s AGM was a wonderful culmination of all the hard work throughout the year by the community of MyEndosis. Each of you play a crucial role in our journey, and together, we are making significant strides towards a better understanding of endometriosis.

Here's to more achievements and continued success in the future!

25/11/2025

LAST CALL!
MyEndosis' 11th Annual General Meeting (AGM)

Join us for an empowering sessions which will be held online this month!

Date: Saturday, 29 November 2025
Time:10 AM - 12.30 PM
Platform: Online via Zoom (Zoom link will be provided to those who have registered)

We want to hear from you and the meeting will feature two insightful talks:

1. Dr Sevellaraja Supermaniam (Dr Selva) on Balancing medical treatment, surgery or HIFU for Endometriosis and Adenomyosis

2. Ms Dalia Maria Noordin on The silent struggle with endometriosis and how we take back control through self-care

Register here and join us (RSVP by 27 November 2025)

Registration: To join us, please register by filling out this Google Form or scan the QR code below:
https://forms.gle/EQeiM1sCKD7UyxYQ7

(*FREE* Endometriosis guide on questions your doctor may ask you & endometriosis diagnostic tool kit)

Don’t miss out on these engaging discussions that can make a significant difference in your journey with endometriosis.

Let’s learn, share, and support each other in our journeys. See you soon!

24/11/2025

On 22 November, MyEndosis had the honour of being invited by Sarawak General Hospital to speak at their session on women’s health.

Our MyEndosis representative based in Sarawak, Cheryl Wong, delivered the talk and she did it with so much heart.

Cheryl shared not just information, but lived experience. She spoke about what patients like herself go through, the physical toll, and the emotional burden that often goes unseen.

Her session was a reminder of why we do this work at MyEndosis: to help healthcare professionals understand the realities of endometriosis, and to strengthen patient–professional conversations so women are heard, believed, and supported earlier.

Thank you, Sarawak GH, for creating the space for this conversation — and thank you, Cheryl, for representing MyEndosis with courage, vulnerability, and conviction.

23/11/2025

Yesterday’s lunch turned into one of those moments that reminded us why MyEndosis exists and why it continues to grow stronger after 11 years.

It wasn’t an official meeting, no agendas, no minutes… just a simple gathering of like-minded people who genuinely believe, deeply, that creating awareness on endometriosis matters. These wonderful people show up not because they have to, but because they care deeply about changing the long-standing, incorrect perceptions surrounding menstrual pain.

The connection we share goes far beyond friendship. We are more than endo comrades.We are the MyEndosis family.

We also took this moment to bid farewell to a few cherished teammates who will be leaving us including our dear Nazhatul. We are grateful for every contribution, they’ve poured into this mission.

And we couldn’t be prouder of our committee member, Zachary Roland, who recently published his book appropriately titled “Never Stay Down.” His work, courage, and voice add so much strength to our mission.

Every conversation, every laugh, and every honest moment yesterday reminded us how lucky we are to have this team. MyEndosis stands strong today because of the wonderful, committed people who continue to walk this mission with heart, intention, and so much empathy.

Here’s to the MyEndosis family, to 11 years of fighting stigma, and a more informed world for those living with endometriosis. 🎗️

20/11/2025

Endometriosis is not “just period pain.” It affects lives, families, careers and mental well-being. When we start talking about it honestly from a patient perspective, we create space for earlier diagnosis, better support and a more compassionate society.

Thank you BFM for giving this topic the airtime it deserves.

https://www.bfm.my/content/podcast/public-health-the-hidden-crisis-of-endometriosis?id=dcd94f16-8d68-4292-a250-b395000c58ec&type=podcast

Let’s keep breaking the silence together 🎗️

04/11/2025

Coming soon!
MyEndosis' 11th Annual General Meeting (AGM)

Join us for an empowering sessions which will be held online this month!

Date: Saturday, 29 November 2025
Time:10 AM - 12.30 PM
Platform: Online via Zoom (Zoom link will be provided to those who have registered)

We want to hear from you and the meeting will feature two insightful talks:

1. Dr Sevellaraja Supermaniam (Dr Selva) on Balancing medical treatment, surgery or HIFU for Endometriosis and Adenomyosis

2. Ms Dalia Maria Noordin on The silent struggle with endometriosis and how we take back control through self-care

Register here and join us (RSVP by 27 November 2025)

Registration: To join us, please register by filling out this Google Form or scan the QR code below:
https://forms.gle/EQeiM1sCKD7UyxYQ7

(*FREE* Endometriosis guide on questions your doctor may ask you & endometriosis diagnostic tool kit)

Don’t miss out on these engaging discussions that can make a significant difference in your journey with endometriosis.

Let’s learn, share, and support each other in our journeys. See you soon!

19/10/2025