Respect. Period.
At My 28 Days, it’s our goal to encourage conversations around menstrual health with a focus on primary ovarian insufficiency (POI), as well as promote and recognize a woman’s period as a critical vital sign, just as relevant to her overall wellness as pulse, body temperature, or respiration rate. By shedding light on this previously hushed topic, we aim to be a repository of credible information, resources, and answers for women from teens through adulthood to not only better understand menstrual and ovarian health, but to make more POI information and resources available to women so they can confidently seek the care they deserve.
My 28 Days is a comprehensive and reliable reproductive health resource for women with ovarian hormone complex and primary ovarian insufficiency (POI). Here, women obtain knowledge, answers, access, and empowerment when it comes to making evidence- and science-based decisions about their menstrual health. My 28 Days also provides a community of caring and compassion support for women from teens to adulthood on issues concerning health, well-being, and fertility.
My 28 Days’ purpose is to offer hope and science, empathy and evidence, and resources and respect in its efforts to foster a dedicated, comprehensive community of care for women seeking knowledge about their own bodies and reproductive health. Given menstrual health affects not only fertility but overall vitality, My 28 Days exists as a forum for healthcare providers, scientists, patients, and women everywhere to share the latest evidence, resources, and solutions on reproductive endocrinology and women’s reproductive health.
My 28 Days is an initiative of the Mary Elizabeth Conover Foundation. We invite you to contact us at any time.
