Clarisa Iordache is the driving force behind Asociatia Eu si Endometrioza. As the founder, she's pioneered support for endometriosis patients in the country, advocating for their rights at the European Parliament and raising awareness through various initiatives. Clarisa's journey, marked by her own diagnosis after years of suffering, has led her to launch projects aimed at bringing together patients and doctors. Through her tireless efforts, Clarisa continues to inspire and empower women, proving that one voice, driven by empathy and professionalism, can make a profound impact, touching the lives of many.
After enduring 5 years of unexplained pain and countless doctors visits without relief, Camelia Chirita finally found Asociația Eu și Endometrioza (Me and Endometriosis Association) and Clarisa Iordache. Only then, she understood what her illness really meant. This pivotal moment marked the discovery of her support network and ignited a passion to contribute to the vital awareness initiatives championed by the association, both locally and globally.
After receiving a diagnosis of endometriosis and undergoing two surgical interventions, Emilia Petre was driven to take action for the community of women affected by this condition. Her chance came upon discovering Clarisa and Asociația Eu și Endometrioza. Emilia set out to provide visibility to the association's initiatives and enhance endometriosis awareness, drawing on her extensive 20-year background as a graphic designer.
Alexandru Dima, together with his wife, has joined Clarisa's initiative to establish an association advocating for endometriosis patients' rights. Alexandru emphasizes the importance of partners' support for endometriosis patients, believing that collective effort makes any challenge more manageable.
Moreover, Alexandru strongly champions projects focused on educating and raising awareness about this condition, starting from high school. He believes it's crucial to ensure that no teenager experiences such pain, unaware that it may not be normal.
Andreea Dima, a founding member of Asociația Eu și Endometrioza, has actively participated in projects aimed at raising awareness about the impact of endometriosis on patients' lives since the association's inception. As a peritoneal endometriosis patient herself, Andreea understands the critical need for an association in Romania advocating for endometriosis patients' rights. Responding positively to Clarisa Iordache's invitation to establish this association, Andreea is committed to ensuring that no one experiences the extensive delays and financial losses she did in receiving an endometriosis diagnosis. She advocates for endometriosis patients to receive understanding and support from their families, doctors, and friends.
Alina Eftimie, an endometriosis patient and volunteer at Asociația Eu și Endometrioza, is driven by a passion to raise awareness and support women and teenagers facing this condition. Recognizing that prolonged pain and suffering are not normal, she actively promotes the association's activities to inform and assist those affected by endometriosis. Her mission is to reach and support as many individuals as possible dealing with the specific symptoms of this condition.
Lavinia Dincă, a graduate in Communication and Public Relations, is not only a patient battling endometriosis but also the driving force behind the online presence of Asociația Eu şi Endometrioza on social media platforms. Through active engagement, she has contributed significantly to organizing and promoting the association's initiatives aimed at raising awareness about endometriosis among women in Romania. Her passion stems from a profound desire to extend assistance and support to fellow women afflicted by this condition, as she firmly believes in the power of unity to amplify their voices and advocate for change.
Ioana Constantinescu is a resilient woman who has faced a lifetime of pain, only receiving a diagnosis of endometriosis at the age of 18. Her journey with this condition has been marked by challenges, yet she persists with unwavering determination. Through highs and lows, Ioana refuses to surrender, choosing instead to inspire other young women. She believes in the possibility of a fulfilling, pain-free life despite battling endometriosis, and she is dedicated to spreading this message of hope and empowerment to other women. Ioana's story is one of courage, perseverance and the unwavering belief that a happy, pain-free life is withing reach for everyone.