What if the clutter in your home is making your chronic illness worse?

In this episode of Endo Warriors Podcast, professional organizer and healing advocate Alison Kero joins us to share her powerful journey with Lyme disease and the surprising role that decluttering, both physical and emotional, played in her recovery. Alison is the founder of From Clutter to Confidence, and her work sits at the intersection of organization, trauma healing, and chronic illness recovery.

We talk about why emotional clutter can spike inflammation, how trauma lives in the body and the home, and the small, sustainable steps that helped Alison move from chaos to clarity. Whether you are living with endometriosis, Lyme disease, autoimmune conditions, or chronic stress, this conversation offers practical tools and a deeply validating perspective on what real healing looks like.

If you have ever felt overwhelmed by your space, your symptoms, or the noise of everyone else's opinions about your health, this one is for you.

How emotional trauma and chronic illness like Lyme disease and endometriosis are connected Why physical clutter increases stress, inflammation, and overwhelm in the nervous system The difference between emotional clutter and physical clutter, and how to address both Practical, sustainable decluttering strategies you can start today How decluttering helps you set boundaries, hear your intuition, and reconnect with self love Why small consistent steps beat overhauls when you are managing a chronic illness The science behind clutter, cortisol, and emotional well being

Decluttering helps you hear your inner voice and set healthy boundaries. Physical and emotional clutter can increase stress and inflammation in the body. Healing chronic illness involves both medical treatment and emotional work. Small, consistent steps are the most effective path through chaos and chronic illness. Self love and listening to your intuition are non negotiable for recovery.

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Julia Kelejian shares her decade-long struggle with debilitating period pain, misdiagnoses, and repeated ER visits before finally receiving an endometriosis diagnosis and life-saving excision surgery.

The episode covers the emotional toll of dismissal, fears around fertility and treatment options, the physical recovery after surgery, and Julia’s move into patient advocacy to help others get heard sooner.

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In this episode, Callie Greenberg chats with Heather Danby, host of Sharing Out Loud, exploring the power of sharing personal journeys, the challenges of health and menopause, and the importance of community support. They delve into the raw realities of addiction, hormonal health, and the impact of societal stigmas.

Main Topics Covered: The healing power of storytelling and authentic connection Heather’s personal journey with sobriety and mental health Understanding addiction as a disease, not a moral failing The impact of menopause and hormonal health on women’s well-being. Navigating healthcare: advocating for oneself and seeking second opinions. The importance of community and collective support for women

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Note: Always consult with a healthcare professional before starting any new treatment or supplement. This episode aims to provide educational insights, not medical advice.

Hosts Callie Greenberg and Jamie Silva welcome René Jay, the influential social media voice who goes by the handle @bornwithadarktan, to discuss his viral series, in which he explores new topics in women's health and shares what he has learned with his audience.

Rene has garnered a following of over 330,000 on social media due to his natural curiosity to learn about women's health. His videos combine humor and relatability. René emphasizes that curiosity drives understanding. He believes many people, especially men, lack awareness about women's health issues so by presenting information in relatable terms, he helps demystify topics like menstruation, reproductive health and the importance of better education and advocacy. Get ready to laugh a lot listening to this episode.

You can find René Jay on instagram under the handle @bornwithablacktan and on TikTok under the handle @thatguyrenejay

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In this episode of Endo Warriors, host Callie Greenberg and Jamie Silva talk with Carly Turner, a PhD student and endometriosis advocate, about her decades-long struggle with pelvic pain, misdiagnoses, and the limits of common treatments.

Carly shares her experience with confusing imaging, risky surgery by an underqualified provider, and the difficult decisions around hormonal drugs and their side effects. The conversation highlights the importance of finding experienced specialists and seeking second opinions.

The episode also explores less-visible options—nerve blocks, pelvic floor therapies, suppositories, and community support—and encourages patients to research treatments, trust their bodies, and find allies in their care journey.

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Emma's story reveals how endometriosis can silently take over a young woman's life. At just 19, she endured years of misdiagnoses, dismissive providers, and invasive surgeries, all while fighting to be heard. Emma's journey from stubborn pain and ignorance to empowerment and advocacy is a powerful reminder: no one should accept "normal" pain when it's a sign of something more serious.

In this episode, Emma shares how her early symptoms escalated unnoticed—pain so intense she was crying on the floor, irregular cycles, GI issues—and how she confidently challenged the medical system that failed to listen. You'll discover the critical importance of patient advocacy, the pitfalls of relying solely on hormonal treatments, and the value of finding a compassionate, knowledgeable specialist. Emma also dives into her college experiences navigating her health, her decision to start an awareness movement on social media, and her vision for transforming women's health through policy and education.

We break down the often-overlooked systemic issues: medical complacency, gaps in healthcare provider training, and the urgent need for comprehensive women's health curricula. Emma's story highlights the missed opportunities for early detection and the life-changing possibilities of timely, specialized care. Her perspective offers hope and a call to action for anyone feeling dismissed or overwhelmed by their symptoms.

This episode is perfect for young women, students, parents, and healthcare professionals alike.

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Hosts share candid experiences using low‑dose GLP‑1 medications for endometriosis, describing improvements in inflammation, brain fog, digestion, and energy.

The episode covers dosing strategies, injection tips, differences between drugs, insurance and compounding options, interactions (birth control, surgery, alcohol), and how to discuss GLP‑1s with clinicians.

Listeners get practical, patient‑focused advice and real‑world insights to help advocate for care and consider GLP‑1 as a management tool.

Host Callie Greenberg and guest Arianna Jacono discuss the emotional and medical realities of living with endometriosis, including diagnostic delays, medical gaslighting, and the limits of traditional therapy and medication management.

They explore the healing power of peer-led support, the role of trauma-aware care, the fact that surgery is not a cure, and practical steps for finding better, more empathetic providers and community resources.

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