04/22/2026
Today I’m sitting in deep gratitude for the work that I do—for the privilege of walking with people at some of the most difficult moments of their lives, and for the opportunity to carry forward the wisdom each person shares with me about what truly matters… how to live, how to love deeply, and sometimes, how to die.
Every day of my life is shaped by the profound conversations I have with people about what matters most. Over the course of my career in medicine, I have had the privilege of talking to thousands of people about their lives, their health, their deep regrets, their love, and what matters most to them—especially when they are facing their own mortality.
I don’t know what my life would look like, or who I would be, without these conversations. Each one has shaped the choices I make about what to prioritize, the way I care for my own body, and the way I choose to show up in the world. They have shaped the physician and healer and woman that I am today.
My medicine—my offering—is rooted in the wisdom of my teachers and mentors, the ones who have gone before me, and in the sacred trust of the patients who have allowed me to walk alongside them.
I carry both with deep reverence.
I feel profoundly grateful for the journey I’ve been given the opportunity to walk in this life…
and it is this lineage of wisdom that I carry forward - gathered over thousands of hours and conversations - to help others live what matters most and journey toward better health.