Endometriosis Support for Teens

Meet Quincy

Quincy

TEenage Advocate for Teens with Endo

Quincy Adam smiles warmly while speaking to a group of teenage girls about endometriosis awareness, encouraging open conversations about menstrual health.

My Mission

I’m raising awareness and building a safe space for young people living with endometriosis.
No one should have to fight to be believed. Through education, advocacy, and community, I’m helping teens find their voice and know that hope and healing are possible.

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I’m Quincy, a 17-year-old who spent years searching for answers before finally being diagnosed with endometriosis. From ages 11 to 15, I lived in constant pain — missing school, sports, and time with my friends. My symptoms were brushed off, and I was told it was “just part of being a girl.” But deep down, I knew something wasn’t right.

After meeting Dr. Camran Nezhat, I finally heard the words that changed everything: “Your pain is not in your head.”

Since then, I’ve been on a mission to turn that pain into purpose. My goals:

  • Create open conversations about periods and pelvic pain.

  • Educate teens and parents on early symptoms and diagnosis.
  • Build a supportive community where no one feels alone.
  • Empower others to speak up and get the care they deserve.

Join our movement today — follow @endowithquincy on Instagram and TikTok to share your story and connect with others who understand.

What Is Endometriosis?

Endometriosis is when tissue similar to the lining of the uterus grows outside of it — on organs or the abdominal wall — causing pain and other symptoms.

Common symptoms include:

  • Severe cramping or pelvic pain
  • Heavy bleeding during periods
  • Nausea or bloating
  • Fatigue
  • Pain during intercourse
  • Difficulty getting pregnant later in life

🧠 Remember: Everyone’s experience is different. You don’t need all the symptoms for it to be endometriosis.
💡 1 in 10 women and girls live with endometriosis — you are not alone.

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🤝 Community & Support

You deserve to be heard, believed, and supported.
Connect with others who understand your journey, ask questions, and find strength in shared experiences.

Join the conversation:
👉 Follow @endowithquincy for relatable stories, resources, and teen-friendly education.
👉 Share your story or send a message — every voice matters.

📲 Download Your Free Toolkit & Period Tracker

Take control of your health with Quincy’s Endometriosis Awareness Toolkit & Period Tracker — created by teens, for teens.

This free download includes:

  • 🗓️ A printable period and symptom tracker
  • 💬 Conversation starters for talking to your doctor or parents
  • 💛 Self-care tips for managing pain and emotions
  • 🌙 Inspirational notes from Quincy and the community

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Take charge of your health.

  • The facts are clear. Endometriosis is missed or overlooked by many physicians.
  • Almost half of young women saw 3 to 5 providers before being diagnosed.
  • This is your body and your choice.

  • Asking for the test with a kit in your hands and the facts to support you ensures your doctor will listen to your concerns.

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1 in 10 American young women will be afflicted with Endometriosis, which is why we’re determined to help provide answers and solutions. Millions of women have suffered from endometriosis and have been able to find solutions.

We are here to help.