Gracie Cashman on Being Medically Gaslit: “If It’s Broken for Me, It’s Broken for Everyone” | EndoTV

Gracie Cashman, YES Network host and musical theater performer, shares her powerful journey with endometriosis and PCOS. Despite having access to top-tier medical care and resources, Gracie spent nearly a decade being medically gaslit and misdiagnosed before finally receiving answers.

In this episode, she opens up to host Diana Falzone about the toll chronic pain took on her health, career, and self-worth—and how she finally advocated for her diagnosis. Gracie explains the emotional impact of navigating fertility questions in her 20s, the frustrating gap in endo awareness within the medical community, and why she’s using her voice to bring change.

✨ “If the system is broken for me, it’s broken for everyone.”

👇 WATCH the full interview to hear how Gracie turned pain into purpose and how you can start advocating for yourself or your loved ones.

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Video Chapters:
00:00 – Intro: Meet Gracie Cashman
00:24 – Juggling TV Hosting & Theater While in Pain
01:02 – Why Gracie Is Speaking Out
02:37 – “If the system is broken for me, it’s broken for everyone”
03:50 – Misdiagnoses & ER Visits
06:47 – Symptoms and Suspicions
08:45 – Getting Diagnosed: Endometriosis & PCOS
11:20 – The Emotional Toll of Not Being Believed
14:16 – Navigating Fertility & Partnership
17:52 – Advice for Others: Educate Yourself & Advocate
20:42 – Final Thoughts
21:15 – Subscribe & Outro