Hello, hello, welcome back to another episode of prologs. Today is a really exciting episode.

I have my first guest ever.

I'm welcoming Morgan onto the podcast.

She's a relative of mine, and she has a BSN, she's an RN, and she's a fertility awareness educator.

So we're going to chat all things, hormones, reproductive health, birth control, women's health, all of that. So, hello, Morgan. Welcome.

Hello, hello. Thanks for having me. Of course. First guest ever. And I'm recording on this

video call website that is sketching me out a little bit. And I'm just hopeful that this is actually

recording and that we're not

just speaking into the void right now. But anyway, Morgan, can you tell us a little bit about your

background, your education and your job? Like, how did you get into all of this? Yeah. So I've been a nurse

for going on eight years now and I had my own experience with women's health

issues that kind of led me to be a fertility awareness educator. So I was diagnosed with endometriosis,

which not a lot of people know about, but it's actually really common. It affects about one in 10

women.

And it took me 15 years to get diagnosed from the onset of symptoms until I was diagnosed.

15 years to get diagnosed with this condition.

And the last six years of that, I was RRN. So like, I knew about health.

I knew how to navigate the health care system.

It still took me a really long time. In the last two years of that, I was actively searching

for a diagnosis. And I had seen almost 20 different doctors in that last two years trying to figure

out what's going on with me. And for me, the catalyst was that I

started to chart my menstrual cycle. And I started to see like the timing of certain symptoms

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