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This week, more people reached out for help — and one of our current clients just began physical therapy. Our funds are running low, but our community is rising.
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June 2025 Newsletter🌼 Stepping Into Summer with Hope 🌼
Complex gynecologic pain affects millions—and too often, those living with it are dismissed, misdiagnosed, or left to navigate it alone. But thanks to your support, The Aziza Project is changing that story. You are part of a growing movement that believes everyone deserves access to compassionate, informed care.
🌷 Springing Forward with Purpose 🌷
May is Pelvic Pain Awareness Month, and your support is helping us shine a light on the stories and needs too often left in the dark. Every step we take—toward access, advocacy, and healing—is made possible because you’re walking this path with us.
We’re honored to share that our founder, Stephanie Berman, was recently featured on The Health Revolution TV Show with Adriana Morrison. In this powerful interview, Stephanie opens up about her deeply personal journey through over a decade of misunderstood and misdiagnosed gynecologic pain — and how finding compassionate, informed care changed everything. Her story is not just about pain; it’s about persistence, hope, and the long road to being believed.
The Aziza Project on Casa De Confidence with Julie DeLucca-Collins reveals a powerful story of resilience that continues to resonate with women’s healthcare advocates today. Though recorded a year ago, this compelling podcast episode offers timeless insights into medical advocacy and support for women facing complex gynecologic pain. The enduring message of hope and empowerment makes this conversation just as impactful now as when it was first recorded.
Our founder Stephanie Berman recently appeared on The Flare Up Show with Chrissy Cordingley to share her powerful journey through medical gaslighting and complex gynecologic pain.
In a recent interview on the SYNC Your Life podcast (episode #288), Stephanie shared her personal journey through chronic pain, the frustration of medical gaslighting, and her mission to ensure other women don’t have to endure the same prolonged suffering.
March brings fresh hope at The Aziza Project as we build on the foundation created by our dedicated supporters. Your partnership continues to open doors for women seeking specialized gynecologic pain care.
We’re excited to share that our founder, Stephanie Berman, recently appeared on The Lost Coast podcast with host Cory Nunes.
