"What Is Unseen" delves into the intimate depths of personal experience, shedding light on the often hidden realities of living with a chronic disease. Nearly a decade ago, I was diagnosed with Endometriosis, a condition whose debilitating symptoms are frequently invisible to those around us, even our closest confidants. Witnessing firsthand the profound impact of this silent affliction on the lives of countless women, each grappling with excruciating pain that eclipses the quality of their existence, I felt compelled to confront the stark dichotomy between the outward appearance of an "endo" patient and the silent struggles they endure daily.