HeyJaredThe Cycle. Endometriosis Podcast
The Cycle is a podcast about Endometriosis stories from patients as well as helpful information about the disease and ways to cope with it. Our goal is to share endo stories from people all over the world to empower you.
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- Aug 14, 2026
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121. 3 Hours in the Car and Still No Answers, over and over again. Harlee & Sherry's (her Mom) Story (opens the original)
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🎧 Episode Show Notes When you live in a small town, getting care for endometriosis isn't just hard; it's exhausting in every sense of the word. Harlee and her mom, Sherry, know that reality better than most. With limited local doctors and almost no endo specialists nearby, they found themselves making a grueling 1.5-hour drive to the ER over and over again, just to be dismissed again and again. In this episode, Harlee and Sherry sit down together to talk about what it really looked like to fight
120. A Different Kind of Episode: From Patient to Author, The Journey to Grateful Anyway (opens the original)
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Today, we're doing something a little different. For years, this podcast has been a place where I've had the privilege of sharing the stories of incredible people living with endometriosis and chronic illness. Today, I thought I'd turn the microphone around and answer some of the questions you've been asking me. In this episode, I'm sharing the story behind my new memoir, Grateful Anyway: A Memoir of Small Wins and Chronic Illness. We'll talk about why I wrote it, who it's for, the chapters that
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