Chloe Whiteside, Technical Area Sales Manager for East Anglia welcomes a baby boy

While being their first child together, his arrival was even more special given that Chloe suffers from endometriosis.  In March last year Chloe ran/walked over 240 kilometres, 8km a day, raising money for Endometriosis UK – which funds research and helps raise awareness of this often overlooked but potentially debilitating disease.  Endometriosis often causes cysts to grow, resulting in pain and fatigue, and in some cases leads to infertility.  While correct diagnosis often take 8 years, treatments are very limited and there is currently no cure.

Congratulations Chloe on your new arrival!

For further information on this condition, visit https://www.endometriosis-uk.org/