Useful Resources
Web resources that I have found helpful throughout my health journey including Endometriosis UK and the Fertility Network.
A really useful site from the Endometriosis UK charity which includes info about endometriosis, support and research activities. There are also webinars, and I would recommend joining a local support group.
NHS information on patient waiting times for hospital consultations, treatment or surgery.
Help finding a BSGE (The British Society for Gynaecological Endoscopy) registered endometriosis consultant.
The NHS information page on endometriosis.
The NHS information page on fibroids.
Definition of adenomyosis, diagnosis, treatment and the latest research.
HFEA (the Human Fertilisation & Embryology Authority) are the regulator for UK fertility providers/clinics. This website is really useful because you can compare the success rates of different clinics.
The NHS information page on IVF treatment.
Dementia UK provide useful info but you can also request support from an Admiral nurse in your area (if applicable).
Rare Dementia Support can help provide info, and they also host useful events. They are partnered with University College London and have given me a lot of emotional support.
You can use this website to search for posts/questions from people who have experienced the same health condition. There are also some really useful support groups including Endometriosis UK and the Adenomyosis Advice Association.
A support group providing advice and information on adenomyosis.
Patient support group for women who have fibroids.
Part of Fertility Network UK. The website helps employers gain a better appreciation of what infertility and fertility treatment entails for employees
An endometriosis learning library created by registered nurse, Nancy Petersen.
A website providing useful information and support for dementia sufferers, their families and carers.
A really useful website with tips for dementia sufferers who have Posterior cortical atrophy (PCA) e.g. problems with their sight.
Wellbeing of Women are advocates for women's gynaecological health issues. Their website includes a wealth of support including some very informative webinars.
The charity supporting people with asthma and other lung conditions.
Providing support and useful information for those going through or preparing for fertility treatment.
IVF Babble also provide useful fertility advice and stories. I love their recipes! Also, sign up to their Pineapple app if you'd like to connect with a TTC buddy. They might be doing a cycle at the same time as you.
Fertility Network UK offers support to those considering moving on from their treatment journey.
A dementia research charity.
The Royal Horticultural Society have created a web page on how to make a garden more accessible for people who have dementia.