Practice with Purpose

10/13/2026

Celebrating a special nurse today! 🩺❤️ I hope you know how appreciated you are for everything you do for others. You spend so much time caring for everyone else, so this week, I hope you make time to care for yourself, too. You can’t pour from an empty cup. Remember, you deserve the same love and care you give to everyone around you! ✨

Happy Birthday 🎉 Stephanie Nieto 👩🏻‍⚕️!

10/13/2026

MEN, LET ME EXPLAIN SOMETHING ABOUT YOUR WIFE.

There’s a week every month when your wife might feel like a completely different person. Before you take it personally, understand what may be happening inside her body.

🧠 Her brain: Hormonal fluctuations can affect mood, focus, and how she responds to stress.

😴 Her body: She may feel more tired, sleep poorly, experience bloating, headaches, or breast tenderness.

❤️ Her emotions: Things she normally brushes off may feel much harder to handle. Her patience may be lower, and she may need more support.

🩸 The timing: These symptoms can happen during the luteal phase—the days between ovulation and her period. For some women, symptoms are strongest during the week before menstruation.

Here’s what I want men to understand:

She’s not necessarily trying to be difficult. She may be dealing with physical discomfort and hormonal changes you cannot see.

Ask her what she needs. Help without being asked. Listen without trying to fix everything. And please, don’t dismiss every emotion as “PMS.”

Not every woman experiences this the same way, and hormones don’t excuse disrespect—but understanding goes a long way.

MEN: Sometimes she doesn’t need you to win the argument. She needs you to be her teammate. ❤️

10/12/2026

🖤💗 TEAM MEMBER SPOTLIGHT: MEET ABIGAIL! 💗🖤

Today, we’re shining the spotlight on Abigail, our amazing Medical Assistant! ✨

A little fun about Abigail:

🎀 Favorite colors: Pink, black & green
🍜 Favorite food: Tonkotsu ramen
🐢 Favorite animal: Turtles
🏀 Proud role: Sports Mom
🔎 Fun fact: She loves true crime!

We’re excited to have Abigail as part of our team and can’t wait for you to get to know her! Help us show her some love in the comments. 💗

Welcome to the team spotlight, Abigail! 🩺✨

10/12/2026

Back in the clinic with a Case Study 📚

How does metabolic disease affect women’s health?

10/11/2026

New week, new goals, and new reasons to keep going. Don’t spend so much time worrying about tomorrow that you forget to enjoy today. Get some sunshine, do what makes you happy, and trust God with the rest.

We also had the opportunity to meet some interesting people who stepped out on faith and opened a new business after finding their purpose. We will be sharing more about them soon!

Keep fighting, keep growing, and never stop believing that you don’t have a PURPOSE! 🕊️ 😎

10/11/2026

10/09/2026

I’ve always said the body is an orchestra. 🎼 Too many pathways, organs, hormones, and systems work together for us to believe that one single intervention will fix endometriosis.

There’s a conversation we need to have about a potential gap in clinical practice—one that hasn’t been fully addressed in guidelines yet, especially when it comes to hormone replacement therapy and patients with a history of endometriosis.

I’ll be breaking down why this matters, asking the hard questions, and challenging the idea that one approach works for everyone.

Because the body is more than one hormone, one diagnosis, or one treatment plan. And our patients deserve for us to look at the whole orchestra. 🖤

Moving with Purpose ⭐️

10/08/2026

Unlimited refills on motherhood. 🖤
Motherhood doesn’t come with one prescription.

We all come from different backgrounds. We’ve been through different things. We’re raising different kids, and we’re figuring it out as we go.

What works for one mom may not work for another…..

And honestly? That’s okay.
No judgment. Just motherhood.

10/08/2026

Goodmorning! ☀️

We don’t just talk about an anti-inflammatory lifestyle—we practice it.

The advice we give, the habits we recommend, and the choices we encourage are things we believe in enough to practice in our own lives.

Because healthcare shouldn’t just be something we talk about.

We live it. We learn it. We practice it. And we share what we’ve learned.

- NP Figueroa and NP Gonzalez