Chronic Gynecologic Pain and Rest: A Body on Constant Alert
Living with chronic gynecologic pain makes true rest difficult. Learn how pain disrupts sleep and recovery — and why compassionate care restores hope.
Living with chronic gynecologic pain makes true rest difficult. Learn how pain disrupts sleep and recovery — and why compassionate care restores hope.
Living with chronic vulvovaginal pain affects more than your body—it impacts relationships with family and friends. Learn how chronic pain and relationships intersect, plus strategies for maintaining connection during difficult times.
For those living with complex gynecologic pain, the path to proper diagnosis and treatment can feel endless. Years may pass as patients search for providers who truly understand their condition and can offer meaningful solutions.
Fatigue from complex gynecologic pain can drain your energy and disrupt daily life. Discover why it happens and ways to cope effectively.
Chronic gynecologic pain can be exhausting, and it’s even harder when your experience is dismissed. Learn why being believed matters and how support can make a difference.
Every story we share begins with hope—and continues because of people like you.
This month, you’ll meet Jenny, a donor whose quiet consistency is changing lives, and Erica*, a client whose consultation this week renewed her belief that healing is possible. Together, their stories remind us what happens when compassion turns into action.
This month, we’re honored to spotlight Jenny Benitez—a donor whose personal journey with endometriosis inspires her commitment to breaking the silence around chronic gynecologic pain. Learn why she believes even small, consistent contributions can create powerful change for women everywhere.
I had my virtual consultation with Dr. Babb today. Although I was extremely nervous going into the appointment, I left feeling a sense of relief and hope.
Erica* hopes to see Dr. Babb, at Haven Center, whose expertise and compassion she trusts, to get a second opinion for a recent diagnosis she believes is incorrect. She’s seeking a healthcare provider who listens, answers questions without rushing, and is honest about what they can and cannot treat.