But I'd love if you can tell us a little bit about who you are and the work you do today.

Yeah.

So as you said, you know, I've been working with women mostly for 20 years.

I originally sort of worked in the mental health, kids health, gut health space for a long time.

But most of the people that reach out to want to work with someone alongside their doctor or seek out complementary medicine as a way to address health concerns, they're mostly women.

And so 20 years later, you kind of accidentally become an expert on hormones.

So great at, you know, sex hormones and reproductive conditions, thyroid conditions, but also metabolic health, things like type two diabetes, you know, and insulin resistance, which comes up a lot as we sort of get into perimenopause just because it naturally kind of moves in that direction.

Now you talked a little bit about the idea coming to you in Fiji for the model, but what are the key moments that have shaped your journey and your career path and all of that? I'd love if you can share some of that for us, Susan.