PELVIC ORGAN PROLAPSE: THE SILENT EPIDEMIC

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“Sherrie Palm is an army trapped in a woman’s body and that army is ignited. She is the passionate and tireless voice of the intimate problems that afflict over 50 million women. She wields amazing influence within the medical community, the medical industry and patient groups. I know. I’ve witnessed it. If you want relevance, connection and inspiration with every woman in your niche, you want Sherrie.”
Marco Pelosi III MD, FACOG, FACS, FICS, FAACS

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“A frank, valuable introduction to a little-known medical condition.” -Kirkus Reviews

Sherrie Palm’s book Pelvic Organ Prolapse: The Silent Epidemic, is a valuable tool for women navigating pelvic organ prolapse (POP), providing a guidance and support bridge between patient and practitioner. Palm takes a hard look at an extremely common yet highly stigmatized women's health condition, and talks about POP out loud in terms all women can understand. Half the female population is estimated to experience POP. Palm shares the facts along with her personal experience, to enable women to recognize and understand all aspects of this common, cryptic, very personal aspect of women's health.


Back cover quotes:

“Sherrie’s willingness to give of herself to assist her sisters in the management of this condition is exemplary of her commitment and concern for women who experience POP. ”
~Foreword by Roger Dmochowski, MD, MMHC, FACS

“This book is a must read for every woman who is concerned about pelvic organ prolapse!”
~Lennox Hoyte, MD, MSEECS
Author: A Patient Guide to Prolapse Repair

“Sherrie Palm's tireless work as a patient advocate, and as an author of "Pelvic Organ Prolapse: The Silent Epidemic", continues to play a key role in this transformation of women's healthcare.”
~Roger Goldberg, MD, MPH
Author: Ever Since I Had My Baby

“A staunch champion of women’s pelvic health, Sherrie continues her advocacy with great strides forward with respect to awareness, guidance and support, accelerating the pelvic organ prolapse movement.”
~Andrew Siegel, MD
Author: The Kegel Fix: Recharging Female Pelvic, Sexual and Urinary Health

ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

Sherrie Palm is APOPS Founder/CEO, a global POP Key Opinion Leader, author of the award winning book Pelvic Organ Prolapse: The Silent Epidemic, a speaker on multiple aspects of pelvic organ prolapse (POP) quality of life impact, and an international women's pelvic organ prolapse advocate. Sherrie’s points of focus are generating global pelvic organ prolapse awareness, developing guidance and support structures for women navigating POP, and bridge building within POP healthcare, research, academia, industry, and policy toward the evolution of POP directives.

About Sherrie Palm

Sherrie Palm Speaker Onesheet

Sherrie Palm Bio

Sherrie Palm CV

FDA Mesh Presentation February 2019

FDA Mesh Presentation September 2011

THE HISTORY:

Sherrie Palm's journey to increase awareness of pelvic organ prolapse began within two weeks of her diagnosis in 2007, when she found it unacceptable a condition could be extremely common, yet shrouded in silence. Palm's 1st edition of Pelvic Organ Prolapse: The Silent Epidemic was published in 2009. As patients began reaching out, Sherrie recognized the need to establish additional support for women navigating this common, cryptic condition, and founded the Association for Pelvic Organ Prolapse Support (APOPS) in 2010.  The 2nd edition of Sherrie's book was published in 2012. POP awareness and dialogue continues to expand and evolve, and globally women are uniting and becoming more vocal about pelvic organ prolapse, sharing support and guidance in APOPS Support Forum.