Navigating Sjogren’s disease can leave you with a lot of questions, a lot of information, and sometimes no idea where to start.
A 1:1 Call with Jody gives you dedicated time to talk through what you’re navigating with someone who understands the patient side of the journey.
This is a supportive, patient-to-patient conversation designed to help you organize your thoughts, identify questions you may want to ask, and feel more prepared for your next steps.
Who Is This Call For?
This call may be helpful if you’re living with Sjogren’s disease, newly diagnosed, still searching for answers, feeling overwhelmed by symptoms or appointments, or simply looking for support from someone who understands how complicated this journey can feel.
What We Can Talk About
Organizing the symptoms or concerns you want to discuss with your healthcare team
Preparing questions for an upcoming healthcare appointment
Looking at your symptom history and identifying information you may want to track
Talking through your experience of navigating Sjogren’s disease from a patient perspective
Patient-advocacy ideas that may help you communicate your concerns more clearly
Resources that may help you become more organized and prepared
What This Call Is Not
I am a patient advocate, not a doctor or other healthcare professional. I cannot diagnose a medical condition, interpret testing for you, recommend or change medications, or create a medical treatment plan.
The purpose of this call is to provide patient-to-patient support, help you organize information and questions, and help you feel more prepared to have conversations with your own healthcare team.
1:1 Call with Jody — $75
This is dedicated one-on-one time focused on what you need help sorting through right now.
You don't need to have everything organized before we talk. Bring your questions, your notes, or simply the things you're struggling to connect.
I know how overwhelming it can feel when you’re trying to make sense of symptoms, appointments and information all at once. My goal isn’t to tell you what medical decisions to make. It’s to help you slow the information down, organize what matters to you, and feel more prepared to advocate for yourself.
My hope is that it helps you connect the dots and feel more prepared to be heard.