Oct 13, 2026 · 35 min · 17 segments
What if your fatigue, anxiety, weight gain, poor sleep, low libido, or brain fog are not “just stress”? Too many women are told they are stressed, anxious, depressed, or “just getting older” when…
Sharon LemoineGuestChris LeidliHostI'm, I'm so glad that, um, you navigated your own care journey and are, are, uh, y- you have, bring such energy and enthusiasm to ...
I can see the passion, and, um, your patients must be very lucky to have you as a provider.
You've noted that during your time in the ER, you ... that, and also through your own personal care journey, there, you know, I ...
some of these things that you're dealing with are sort of lifestyle choices and things, as, as, as well as other things that come up just through aging.
And so how do you bridge that gap today, uh, use your own experiences to help educate patients?

Well, perfect opportunities like this, right? You know, with, with the gift of social media, there's so many avenues to speak out.

And when I have shared my story with a few of my patients, I saw how much they appreciated that a provider understood how they felt.

And at the same point, I advocate for providers being an example to our patients, right? We have a responsibility as medical providers to, to do the work and show our patients the ...

Does it take our faith to get us out of bed every morning and do the work? But to have some credibility with our patients, we have to set that example.

I, I love sharing whatever I can because, again, I feel my experiences, uh, have a purpose, and God's using me in so many different ways.
You mentioned in your own journey kinda feeling like you're just going through the mill, going through your 15-minute appointments [laughs] you know, one after another.
Tell, tell me, how does, how is your model at Gig Harbor Medical Spa, like, how is that different? How does that fundamentally change the provider-patient dynamic?

In a primary care setting, and I know specifically in emergency medicine, it was always, how many patients can you see in a shift? It was very numbers-driven.

And so when I developed our business model, the beauty of it is I can spend five minutes, or I can spend an hour.

And I really like the idea of that kind of ma and pa feel, and I think so many providers and patients want the same experience.
I'm, I'm so glad that, um, you navigated your own care journey and are, are, uh, y- you have, bring such energy and enthusiasm to ...
I can see the passion, and, um, your patients must be very lucky to have you as a provider.
You've noted that during your time in the ER, you ... that, and also through your own personal care journey, there, you know, I ...
some of these things that you're dealing with are sort of lifestyle choices and things, as, as, as well as other things that come up just through aging.
And so how do you bridge that gap today, uh, use your own experiences to help educate patients?

Well, perfect opportunities like this, right? You know, with, with the gift of social media, there's so many avenues to speak out.

And when I have shared my story with a few of my patients, I saw how much they appreciated that a provider understood how they felt.

And at the same point, I advocate for providers being an example to our patients, right? We have a responsibility as medical providers to, to do the work and show our patients the ...

Does it take our faith to get us out of bed every morning and do the work? But to have some credibility with our patients, we have to set that example.

I, I love sharing whatever I can because, again, I feel my experiences, uh, have a purpose, and God's using me in so many different ways.
You mentioned in your own journey kinda feeling like you're just going through the mill, going through your 15-minute appointments [laughs] you know, one after another.
Tell, tell me, how does, how is your model at Gig Harbor Medical Spa, like, how is that different? How does that fundamentally change the provider-patient dynamic?

In a primary care setting, and I know specifically in emergency medicine, it was always, how many patients can you see in a shift? It was very numbers-driven.

And so when I developed our business model, the beauty of it is I can spend five minutes, or I can spend an hour.

And I really like the idea of that kind of ma and pa feel, and I think so many providers and patients want the same experience.
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