I felt dismissed and unheard. I have made every lifestyle adjustment I can because: - My diet is restricted, with tendencies similar to avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID). - I cannot afford more natural shampoo. - I cannot access nonplastic containers, and even if I could, they might not be microwave-safe or affordable. Both are essential for the diet I need because of chronic illness and dietary restrictions, especially microwave use. - My sleep is fragmented. Because of developmental disabilities and chronic illness, I cannot sleep continuously, although I get enough total sleep. - I have established a regular routine. - I experience ongoing environmental stress, but use coping skills to manage what I can control. I wanted a weight-neutral approach to weight loss, but the modern science behind this approach and its relationship to fertility were ignored. The doctor told me to focus only on the intensity of withdrawal bleeding, rather than restoring my natural hormone levels by more consistently counteracting estrogen. Medical options to reduce inflammation or promote ovulation with hormonal support were not considered. My functional iron deficiency was completely ignored. Since I currently do not appear to have insulin resistance or hyperglycemia, metformin or inositol may not help either. Overall, my situation was oversimplified, and nearly all my concerns were dismissed. I went to Dr. Sora seeking Natural Procreative Technology (NaPro), but that was not what I received. I may continue cyclic progesterone treatment, but if my hormone levels need more extensive support, I may see a reproductive endocrinologist.

My experience at St. Agnes Hospital was wonderful! Every staff member was friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable. Dr. Mary Ann Sola was especially impressive. She answered all my questions clearly, and I greatly appreciated the thorough, compassionate care during my visit. Dr. Sola even provided additional information about preventing pregnancy without birth control pills, condoms, or an IUD. My fiancé and I are excited to learn about Marquette University! Thank you all!

The reception staff were very friendly, and my visit was quick. However, I would like St. Agnes staff to receive weight-sensitivity training. For larger people, especially those working to recover from an ED, a casual comment—or calculating my weight gain in front of me—can cause significant stress and ultimately be counterproductive. This is a small issue, but improving it would mean a great deal to larger patients. Otherwise, I like visiting this location. The doctor makes an effort to remember me as an individual and answers all my questions. It is refreshing to be in a space that understands women's bodies.

I requested an appointment a week in advance and received confirmation. Before the appointment, I received forms to complete and did so. On the day of the appointment, I was notified that it had been canceled. When I called, they said my phone number did not work, although it always has, and I had to reschedule for a week later. When they could not reach me by phone, no one tried to email me. If this indicates the level of care to expect from this facility, I would be wary.

I was very disappointed to learn that the doctor will not even see you if you are over 42; I am 44. They will not take even a moment to review your concerns. I believe this should be disclosed on the website so people do not waste their time.