Verity Kerr-Morrall began her career as a dancer and PT; later graduating with a degree in Sports Therapy, and a postgrad in Physiotherapy & Sports & Exercise Science. Today she is a self-proclaimed creative returning to her first love of art and is the founder of SATIREV, using her skillset to encourage empathic learning and empowering health and well-being choices.

 

After 20 years of suffering with "textbook" rectovaginal endometriosis symptoms, she was unexpectedly diagnosed with complexed endometriosis and faced the prospect of losing her bowel (fortunately the surgeon saved her bowel) and told her that she would have to have IVF if I wanted to have a family. Being naïve she assumed that following diagnosis and excision surgery everything will be ok, nonetheless, she had a crash cause in how cruel and truly misunderstood this condition and is now under specialist care for respiratory and ENT endometriosis symptoms.

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Verity became highly frustrated with the lack of understanding, knowledge, treatment, support, research progression, and medical advancement of not only endometriosis but women's health in general that she wanted to make a positive impact to increase much needed awareness, empathy, and increased knowledge of endometriosis within society & the medical profession. Most importantly she wanted the millions of suffers to be heard, validated, and to know that they are not alone on this journey. This led to the creation of SATIREV, with the simple idea to give a platform to those living with invisible health conditions & disabilities, enabling them to share their lived experiences to raise awareness and create empathic learning opportunities in their own way, through ART, LITERTAURE and research.

 

Verity hopes that SATIREV has a positive legacy within our community, the medical profession, and society. 

Chelsea has been an integral part of developing SATIREV by:

• Promoting SATIREV

• Creating social media posts and reels 

• Manage the team of ambassadors

• Working with the founder to secure sponsorship & funding

 

When Chelsea is not volunteering with SATIREV, she is running her own non-for-profit ‘Getting the Better of Endo’, working closely with EndoMarch on community and awareness events in Ohio and DC.

 

Chelsea is very passionate about representing the under represented endometriosis and autoimmune community, as she knows first hand the struggles that patients endure when seeking help for deteriorating health and managing symptoms, in which Chelsea wants everyone to have access to gold standard health care. Chelsea, is highly passionate about  inclusivity and representing the whole endometriosis  and autoimmune community, in which she focuses her research on the underrepresented communities who suffer with endometriosis