CutsieMarie89
Sorry to hear about that. My ex had the same problem. Here is something we found out that the male doctors didn't tell us.
You don't have to have the period at the end of a cycle of birth control pills. You just skip the last week and go straight to the next first week of pills. You have little or no period which means little or no endometriosis spread that month.
The female gynecologist who clued us in had one light period in the last year. She said as long as you aren't having a baby at the moment the period flow is purely cosmetic, however the pill manufacturers found it was too difficult to market the pill that way.
When you are ready for a baby just go off for a month to get back in the flow.
some more info -
http://www.noperiod.com/FAQ.html
something they didn't have back then -
http://www.webmd.com/sex/birth-control/news/20070522/fda-oks-no-period-birth-control-pill
Best wishes!