Hi, I’m Maggie Soberay, a sexual health physician assistant, recovering perfectionist, lifelong learner, and mom of three navigating the beautiful chaos of midlife alongside everyone else.

In my clinical work, I see women every day who are trying to make sense of perimenopause and the changes they are experiencing in their bodies. Many arrive overwhelmed, frustrated, or unsure whether what they are feeling is normal, hormonal, stress-related, or something they should be worried about.

Like many healthcare providers, I did not receive extensive training in perimenopause or menopause. That gap pushed me to start learning on my own, diving into the research while also paying close attention to the real questions women were asking in exam rooms.

Over time, it became clear that most women do not need more information. They need better context, clearer explanations, and practical ways to apply what we know in real life.

I created Lomoxina to offer that perspective. A place where science is respected, uncertainty is acknowledged, and women are supported in taking ownership of their health without pressure or perfectionism.