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Five Years Is a Long Time to Wait for a "Yes"
Five years after surgical menopause, I was still searching for answers, seeing specialists, and trying to understand why my body felt so different. This is the story of what it means to keep advocating for yourself when the “yes” you need takes far too long to come.

trulyflavius
24 hours ago5 min read


Two Years. One Decision. A Reversed Diagnosis.
Two Years. One Decision. A Reversed Diagnosis. is a personal health story about patient advocacy, persistence, lifestyle change, and what can happen when women keep asking questions and take an active role in their care.

trulyflavius
1 day ago5 min read


The Questions I Wish I'd Asked Sooner
Right now, women in your organization are sitting in exam rooms saying "I'm fine" when they're not. They're leaving appointments without the information they came for, not because they don't care about their health, but because the fear of seeming difficult, uninformed, or dramatic is louder than the question they needed to ask.
That same fear shows up at work. In performance reviews. In meetings where she has something to say and doesn't say it. In burnout that goes unaddre

trulyflavius
2 days ago6 min read
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