Institutional Readiness in Healthcare: When Systems Carry People
Institutional Readiness in Healthcare Is Infrastructure, Not Virtue For thirty years, I worked inside the NIH Intramural Research Program. I served as a physician–scientist, led basic laboratory...
We Do Not Always Hear the Silence in Time: A New Year Reflection
As a new year begins, I find myself carrying a quiet observation shaped by loss.Years ago, I cared for a woman I knew well. She was engaged, thoughtful, and stayed in contact over time. Then, quietly...
NIH’s Missing Spine: Why Person-Centered Research Still Fails at Scale
When Research Remembers Protocols but Forgets People, Everyone Loses. Building Systems that Remember People is the Next Frontier. At My28days, we hear again and again from people who feel frag...
Christmas, Care, and the Courage to See the Whole Person
A Reflection from Lampang, Thailand Christmas has a way of quieting the world. Here in Lampang, Thailand, the season does not arrive with snow or carols echoing through centuries-old churches. ...
Pushing the Rock in the Light: A Lampang Message for the World
This season of light — the secular Christmas period celebrated across the globe — invites us to pause, breathe, and reflect on how we meet the responsibilities and rhythms of our lives. Here at M...
A Global Ecosystem of Care – A Larger View of Reality
Where to Find a Clinician Who Understands Primary Ovarian Insufficiency Women with Primary Ovarian Insufficiency (POI) deserve care that sees the whole person – not just her hormones or fertilit...
Every Heckle Proves Why Our Work Matters
We Don’t Flinch When the Hecklers Come Every strong movement meets resistance. History shows it – from the abolitionists who challenged slavery, to the scientists who first spoke unpopular tru...
What Type of Doctor Should Women with Primary Ovarian Insufficiency See?
When a woman receives a diagnosis of Primary Ovarian Insufficiency (POI), one of the first and most urgent questions she asks is: “What kind of doctor should I see?” The honest answer is compl...
Primary Ovarian Insufficiency Is Not Menopause: Understanding the Difference
Many people—even some clinicians—describe Primary Ovarian Insufficiency (POI) as “early menopause.” But that’s not quite right – and understanding the difference can make all the differen...
Partnering with Your Clinician: Building Trust and Readiness
When living with Primary Ovarian Insufficiency (POI), building a strong partnership with your clinician can feel challenging — especially when systems are fragmented and time is short. Yet this rel...
