Our Mission

We realize that disagreement fuels research, change, and new findings in the medical community but we also see the toll these conflicts can make on patients. Time and time again we have seen patients lost in the details feeling forced to choose sides on medical topics they can hardly understand much less argue. There for, EndoArmy pushes to present all sides of current information unbiasedly. By doing so we provide patients a safe place to navigate their learning. For example, there is a lot of controversy over if there is a “cure” or “no cure” for endo in the medical community. Here at EndoArmy we understand this is a topic of many conflicts and do not choose a “side”. We choose the facts. We tell patients that with early diagnosis and deep excision by a specialist as high as 80% of patients can live their life without evidence of recurrence. Whether or not this means excision is a cure is up for debate. This is not a debate that impacts patient’s day to day lives if they are given correct information. The real issue is that the successful treatment protocol is extremely hard to access at all much less early. Here at EndoArmy we focus on the fact that most doctors still recommend methods proven to be unsuccessful or even harmful according to recent data. The treatment protocols with majority success rates are not taught in medical schools or in most surgical residencies, not widely covered by insurance, and not easily accessible. Lack of accessible and proper care leads to improper treatments. Improper treatments can lead to the life long detriment of patients even once endo is excised. 

We do educate patients on the pharmaceutical options. We speak transparently both to the benefits and drawbacks of pharma options. We acknowledge that early detection and deep excision may not be an immediately accessible option to all patients based on geography, financial standings, medical history etc. Therefor we believe the best choice for the patient is the choice the patient makes when given all the information.

We resource doctors and medical professionals for their knowledge and guidance when helping patients access information, however, we do not allow doctors on our core team or board. This avoids decision making driven by the desire to funnel patients or create revenue for specific hospitals or medical professionals. This also empowers EndoArmy to continually put patients first and advocate for patients without the involvement of ongoing conflicts and drama in the medical community.

We are not a referral network. We do share previous patient experiences with medical professionals in a respectful manner to allow patients to make well-informed choices regarding their medical care.

Regardless of our personal opinions, we are here to support all patients on each and every one of their journeys even if they do not utilize the information given to them in a way we believe to be best. We understand every patient must take their own journey and battle their own battle. We are here to fight with them not against them!