Dr. Patti Newton - Nurse Practitioner

01/27/2026

While what you eat may not cure the chronic illness, it can significantly influence your immune system, your energy levels, your mental health and more.
A simple first step? Try documenting everything you eat & drink for 7 days. If you’d like support reviewing it & identifying small, meaningful improvements, feel free to contact me.

01/19/2026

For most of the past year as I’ve been dealing with breast cancer treatments, I lost my identity as a nurse practitioner. I’m happy to announce that after a lot of thought, personal growth and encouragement, I have restarted my functional medicine studies with Functional Medicine University! I look forward to serving others with this important root-cause, holistic approach.

12/12/2025

Thank you to The Barnett-Searing National Cancer Foundation for choosing me as a Thriver! And thank you for all the support you continue to give women with cancer as we endure treatment!

Patti Greenwich, New Jersey As a nurse practitioner, I had reviewed many pathology reports on patients over the years. Share Your Story, Inspire Hope Your journey could be the beacon of hope someone needs today. We'd love to feature your inspirational story and show others they're not alone. Ready t...

12/02/2025

Healing and strength are possible, even in the hardest moments. 💛 Share this with a woman who needs to hear it today.

11/27/2025

I didn’t have a Thanksgiving dinner this year, but I DID meet my writing goal of 50,000 words in the month of November!

11/24/2025

Moving right along with ! Will I hit my goal of writing 50,000 words by November 30th???

11/19/2025

There was something about feeding the starter, watching for the bubbles, judging the fermentation, studying the YouTube videos, trying a new technique…that I needed.

All of it kept my mind away from chemotherapy.
Away from the infusion center.
Away from the fatigue and the hair loss.

Sourdough became a tiny world I could control when everything else felt uncertain. It gave me something to focus on that wasn’t . In its own surprising way, it became a lifeline during an intense few months.

I never mastered . Eventually, I gave up.
But the point was never the bread.