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Our Community

Uterine fibroids are much more common than you might think. But because there is stigma around certain symptoms like heavy bleeding and pain during sex, many women do not feel comfortable openly discussing their experience with UF. By creating a community of women with fibroids, we are encouraging women to break the silence and share their stories. Talking about uterine fibroids will help remove these stigmas by showing women that there is nothing to be ashamed of, while empowering them through shared knowledge and understanding.

Impact of my life

We want to hear your story.
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1/2 How much have these symptoms impacted YOUR life? Select one A great deal A fair amount A minor amount
1/2 How much have these symptoms impacted YOUR life? Select One
2/2 What aspect of your life does UF impact the most?
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Symptoms

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What symptoms YOU have experienced?
1/2 What symptoms YOU have experienced? Select any that apply
2/2 Which symptom do you find most troubling? Comments (optional)
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Discussing UF

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Telling other women

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Treatment

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Stories like yours

Jasmine, 33,

Jasmine’s brother is ten years her senior. It took that decade for her mother to get pregnant...

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Melissa,28,

Darts were never Melissa Costa’s chosen sport, but she felt that getting her fibroids treated...

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Stephanie, 51,

At age 51, with an adult daughter, the theoretical idea of a hysterectomy didn’t faze Stephanie...

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Jasmine, 33,

Jasmine’s brother is ten years her senior. It took that decade for her mother to get pregnant...

See more

Melissa,28,

Darts were never Melissa Costa’s chosen sport, but she felt that getting her fibroids treated...

See more

Stephanie, 51,

At age 51, with an adult daughter, the theoretical idea of a hysterectomy didn’t faze Stephanie...

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Stories like yours

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Community.
The power to empower.

Suffering with uterine fibroids can be an isolating experience, but it doesn’t have to be! Women with UF are joining forces to remind each other that they are more than their fibroids. Understanding your body means loving your body and who better to learn from than other women like you. Don’t be left in the dark and join the conversation by becoming a member of our community, where you can share your thoughts and experiences on social media. Sign up for our newsletter or join our private group where we discuss all things UF and support women in their journey towards better health.

Join the conversation living with UF

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Community.
The power to empower.

Suffering with uterine fibroids can be an isolating experience, but it doesn’t have to be! Women with UF are joining forces to remind each other that they are more than their fibroids. Understanding your body means loving your body and who better to learn from than other women like you. Don’t be left in the dark and join the conversation by becoming a member of our community, where you can share your thoughts and experiences on social media.

Join the conversation about living with UF

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Events and industry updates

Did you know that there are UF related events and updates are happening all the time?

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We are not the only ones opening the door to UF conversation. There are many others speaking up about their experiences with fibroids.

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Want to make a difference?

Become a voice for UF

Take your passion for life to the next level by spreading the love. We want to give you a chance to be heard by providing a platform for you to tell others what living with UF means to you.

If sharing your story could help even one other woman, wouldn’t it be worth it?

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