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🔖 The List, the Habit, and the Appointment: What August Was Really About midlife wellness national wellness month professional women over 50 selfcare not self denial women over 50 Aug 28, 2026

As we wind down August which is National Wellness Month, I thought it would be best to provide a recap of the month especially as we approach the last quarter of the year.  I used this month to ask you, and myself, the same question a few different ways: who is taking care of you? If you have been r...

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✨ You Don’t Need an Overhaul. You Need One Small Habit. black women over 50 black women's health cancer survivor cancer survivorship consistencyoverintensity exercise myths revealed exercise tips habitstacking health advocacy high achieving women independent health advocate national wellness month professional women over 50 wellness navigation women over 60 Aug 14, 2026

National Wellness Month · For Women Over 50

You Don’t Need an Overhaul. You Need One Small Habit.

 

If you've been on social media this month you may have come across several challenges. A 30-day total reset. A friend’s ambitious new workout routine. A promise that in one month, you can lose ha

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🍶 The Pill Bottle Nobody Was Watching avoid medication errors caregiving caregiving strategies health advocacy health literacy high achieving women medication management professional women over 50 summer months Jul 31, 2026

 

She found the bottle behind the coffee maker, half full, three weeks after it should have been empty.

Her mother swore she'd been taking it. And she probably believed she had. But somewhere between the summer visitors, the trip to see the grandkids, and the afternoon naps that pushed the eve

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🤦🏾‍♀️ Too Strong to Listen: What Graves' Disease Taught Me About Myself autoimmune awareness graves disease health literacy healthcare navigation listen to your body professional women over 50 thyroid awareness women health advocacy women's health over 50 Jul 17, 2026

 

 

I'm a Doctor. I Still Ignored My Own Symptoms.

I could have diagnosed it in a patient in ten minutes. In myself, it took months.

My heart would race while I was sitting still. I was tired in a way that sleep never fixed. My weight was drastically dropping in a way I'd never experienced. I

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