Endometriosis and Fibromyalgia for Men
Helping men understand endometriosis and fibromyalgia, their role of support & how to cope with their partner’s illness.
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Let’s face the facts!
Supporting a chronically ill partner can be challenging, especially if you are a man who doesn’t suffer from it as you will never fully understand what she’s going through.
There is a ton of blogs written by and dedicated to chronically ill women, but there are none written by and for their loved ones, and many men feel lost and helpless when their partner is diagnosed with a chronic illness.
I know how difficult it can be to see your partner in pain, but I also know that with your help she can get through this.
Just like you, I was once a partner, a boyfriend, a fiancè. Today I’m a husband. April 2022 marked 10 years of our marriage. Chronic illnesses did NOT divide us, they brought us closer together!
Why do women visit WH?
My primary focus is placed on endometriosis and fibromyalgia for men, however, a staggering 86% of our readers are young women of reproductive age, between 18 and 44 years old.
They all suffer from endometriosis, 31% of them also suffer from fibromyalgia. My wife is the victim of both and immensely contributes to WH. Her perspective as the sufferer and her feminine touch is indispensable!
Women are in need of their partner’s support, but men often struggle to cope. They seek guidance from someone who understands a man’s mindset.
What will you learn here?
Chronic illness can be incredibly isolating, but this blog provides a voice for those who are often forgotten. You’ll find information about chronic pain and fatigue, as well as the emotional, psychological, and mental impacts.
It can be extremely difficult for the person who is suffering and their loved ones. Endometriosis and fibromyalgia are two conditions that often impact relationships in a very unique way.
But you will find here plenty of printable gifts like these FREE Caregiver’s Tips!
This blog is written by a man, for men, so you can feel confident that you’re getting the best advice possible. Hi, I’m Lucjan, creator of Worry Head…
Endometriosis
If your partner suffers from endometriosis, you are going to learn about this insidious condition and understand how best you can support her.
Fibromyalgia
If she suffers from fibromyalgia, you are in the right place to figure out how to help with her widespread pain, chronic fatigue, and fibro-fog.
Your satisfaction drives me!
"This has been one of the best articles I've ever read. For a man to create a page for other men to go to educate themselves on what Endometriosis is and how it affects a relationship." Kari
"My husband is very supportive but, still has trouble SHOWING instead of just words. Thank you for this blog. I'm not alone." Katherine
"I just read the "Your partner has endometriosis, now what?" part and I am in tears! Wonderfully written! With so much compassion & understanding for her and him. Also, there are also some hilarious parts in it!" Tess
"Almost word for word, your journey replicates my wife's. It is uncanny. By breaking the silence we can support others. Keep up the great work that you do!" Mendometriosis
"Amazing words about relationships. I very much admire what you are doing! Overall, you’ve done an incredible job!" Natalie
"Your post really touched me, thankfully I have an extremely supportive partner, he is just like you, helping me a lot to get over this. Please do rise awareness and thank you for doing this!" Victoria
“The best gift you can ever give to a chronically ill partner is your unconditional love and support” – Lucjan
You are her gift!
Because no amount of pills, hormones, or procedures will make her life easier… you can! Relationships are difficult to maintain, and when you add a chronic illness into the mix, it becomes a little bit wobbly, especially as it creates a lot of financial strain on couples.
She may not be able to do it without you! The thing is, we all need each other. That’s why relationships are so difficult when one person has a chronic illness and the other doesn’t.
There isn’t always enough time or energy for everything that needs doing in life (not even counting romantic partnerships). And if things get really bad, well, then finances can become an issue too… but I am going to teach you how to build online blogging biz, so you can see a brighter future.
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