Menopause after surgery or cancer is different

Maybe your story sounds something like this.

You’ve just rang that bell and walked out of the oncology unit for the last time….And now what? 

Or… maybe you’ve healed from your risk reduction surgery, you even slapped on an estrogen patch hoping to ward off the impending hot flashes. 

But it all feels way harder than you expected.

You’re proactive. You’re educated.  You asked all the right questions. But you’re still left wondering how to just feel better.

Maybe you’re frozen by not understanding what is safe for you. Hormones? No hormones? Patches, pills, creams?

You just fought to protect your health and are exhausted. You simply don’t have the energy to figure all this out. 

Grab a seat and a cup of tea, friend. You’re in the right place.

I’ve walked this journey myself.

I know what its like to feel caught between oncology, surgery, and gynecology, with no one addressing the full picture. 

I’ve felt the complexity of gratitude and unexpected grief when looking down at my scars. 

I’ve felt those nagging fears of “Am I doing enough to protect my health?”

I’ve walked the rollercoaster of trialing the right hormone form and dose. 

I’ve felt the frustration of just wanting to feel better now, but realizing true healing is a slow, deep, intentional process. 

I’ve also reached the other side, and can say it is so so worth it!

I’ve learned. I’ve grown. I’ve deepened my skills.  And I now combine my clinical functional medicine background with my own lived experience to help women like you.

I understand how to help you - safely, strategically and at the right pace.