A Movement in Full Bloom
Advancing Women's Health
We bloomed for women's health! On July 24th, 2025, our annual "Your Health in Full Bloom" event celebrated a comprehensive approach to well-being. It was an inspiring day of powerful conversations, raising awareness for fibroids and chronic health issues to empower individuals to take charge of their health journeys. So many of you joined us to learn and connect. Keep an eye on our social media for highlights from the event!
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Understanding Fibroids
Get started by knowing all about fibroid symptoms, risk factors, and treatment options to help you find the best care.
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Fibroid Fighters provides support, education, and hope for people living with fibroids. Learn more about us.
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Keep up with the latest on fibroids and learn more about the resources that can help you stay on top of your own health.
Multi-Faceted Approach to Fibroid Awareness
Our Mission
By developing a collaborative partnership with fellow patients and physicians, we’re fostering a supportive relationship where informed women have proactive conversations with trusted healthcare providers on a regular basis. Fibroid Fighters is a national non-profit organization that is patient-focused with expert insights, layered with a mix of virtual and in-person outreach, to drive change.
Awareness, education, and access to care are all needed to make a tremendous difference in a woman’s quality of life. Together we need to make talking about menstrual health and fertility a part of normal health care.
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Shay Johnson's Story
Actress Shay Johnson was terrified every time she thought of the word "Fibroids." She separated herself from her family and friends while trying to deal with the symptoms herself. She finally was made aware of treatment options that helped her to live a normal life.
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Why Are So Many Women With Fibroids Still Getting Hysterectomies?
Despite major advances in women’s health, hysterectomy remains the most common surgical treatment for uterine fibroids — even when less invasive, uterus-sparing options are available. According to a recent report
Tatyana’s Story: Over a Decade of Living with Fibroids
I was 22 when I had my first miscarriage. It was heartbreaking. The doctors said fibroids may have been the cause. To clear my uterus, a D&C was performed, an
Fibroid-Friendly Dinner: Maple-Glazed Sweet Potato & Air-Fried Chicken Soul Bowl
Maple-Glazed Sweet Potato & Air-Fried Chicken Soul Bowl The Fibroid Fighters community celebrates food that feels good and does good for your body. This soulful bowl brings together naturally sweet
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Why Are So Many Women With Fibroids Still Getting Hysterectomies?
Despite major advances in women’s health, hysterectomy remains the most common surgical treatment for uterine fibroids — even when less invasive, uterus-sparing options are available. According to a recent report from Medscape (2025), nearly 75% of fibroid removals are still hysterectomies, while only 23% are myomectomies and fewer than 4% are treated through Uterine Fibroid Embolization (UFE) — a minimally invasive, non-surgical procedure that’s been available for decades. So why are so many women still…
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