Help Jeremy raise money

This is my girlfriend, Weisha’s story: I’ve lived with painful periods since I was a teenager—but I was always told it was “normal.” At 21, the pain became unbearable. I started fainting in public—at the gym, on the TTC, even on the street—and was sent to the ER multiple times. Each time, I was dismissed and told to just take Advil. I knew something wasn’t right. After pushing for answers, I was finally referred to an OBGYN who immediately recognized my symptoms as endometriosis. For the first time, I felt heard. Treatment hasn’t been simple. An IUD gave me three years of relief, but when it stopped working, the pain returned. Now I’m managing symptoms as best as I can while waiting for surgery. I’m running to raise awareness and support for those living with endometriosis—because no one should have to fight this hard just to be taken seriously.