Two women.
The same gap, seen from opposite sides.
One writes from inside a high-intensity career. The other writes from the practitioner's side of the table. Together, this is the bridge.
Daniela Fajardo
She studied computer science and applied math and has spent years inside corporate America, which is where she found the problem. Heels Off is her weekly dispatch: one thing from the clinical and wellness world, made real for the woman who would never have found it on her own.
- PinnedWomen Don't Live in DaysMay 29, 2026
- Is It Supposed to Be This Hard, or Is the Dose Just WrongThe more I get into women’s health, the more the women I love tell me things.July 28, 2026
- Are You Telling Me Someone Can Leave Work at Noon on a TuesdayThere is a month every four years when the whole world agrees to care about the same thing at the same time, and I love it.July 14, 2026
- Dinner With Your Friends Might Be the Gym Session You've Been SkippingIf you have ever left college and started over somewhere new, you know the particular kind of hard that follows.June 30, 2026
Juanita Morales Ocampo
She worked at the UN on gender and policy, and is a candidate for the Yale MPH. She trained as a doula. Her stage 4 hydronephrosis took two years and three countries to diagnose correctly, by which point her kidney was almost gone. That's where the writing comes from: what the system misses, and what women have to carry because of it.
- PinnedTo Care for WomenJune 17, 2026
- Surprise surprise... I am a tree huggerA decade late to my own instinctJuly 30, 2026
- Perhaps Biohackers are the Only Sane OnesWe talk about climate resilience. What about biological resilience? A body built over 300,000 years is now facing a mismatch showing up in dJuly 16, 2026
- On Betraying MyselfI ignored my body for years, and then dared to ask why it had been hiding what was wrong.July 2, 2026