Daily Mail article

[Paper_Butterfly]

Hi,

I am just wondering why the Daily Mail thread has been deleted Endo Uk?

[batty]

Just logged on to read it - where did it go?

[Impatient]

I guess because the dealine was yesterday 4pm - and it is now too late to submit your stories to HQ to be passed on to the DM.

It was ludicrously short notice anyway. There is no way I could be brief about my journey of 29 years to get a diagnosis !! It would take up the entire news paper... and bore readers to tears. LOL

[Paper_Butterfly]

Hi,

The thread was consored and deleted for no apparent reason. I didn't want to share my story with DM and nor did anyone else, I guess that's why it was deleted! lol

Best wishes

X

[EndoUK_Comms Moderator Endometriosis UK]

Hi everyone,

The thread asking for case studies for a Daily Mail journalist was removed as the deadline had been reached, but we were still receiving case studies. As we are a very small organisation, we are not able to cope with receiving so many emails in such a short space of time. This is fairly standard procedure for when we put out an ask for case studies.

Journalist do contact us often for case studies and the deadline is often very short due to the fast paced nature of the world of journalism.

The Daily Mail do tend to do a fair amount of coverage on endometriosis and so requests for case studies often come from Daily Mail journalists.

Thank you to everyone who responded.

Kind regards,

Endo UK