Introductory Blog

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Thank you for checking out my blog. I feel so excited to reach out and connect with you through this platform.

 I am passionate about writing and helping others especially in terms of encouraging people to live healthier and happier lives. I also love to share valid, correct and helpfully useful information with others. There is so much information circulating out there.You can call me a health care advocate if you like.

 Coincidentally I am a medical doctor and so I know a few things about medicine. I am a mom of two amazing children and a wife to the most amazing guy on planet earth!

 On a lighter note, pink is my favorite colour. Apart from writing, I enjoy knitting, swimming, eating good food, and dancing.

 I look forward to sharing information about healthy living, fitness, motherhood, career, motivation, faith, and a host of other fun stuffs.

 So I implore you to buckle up and get ready for adventure.

 There will be opportunity to ask questions bothering you or specifically related to health.

 Please feel free to reach out and engage with me.

 Welcome to my blog once again.

 Thank you for your time.


Best Wishes,
Dr Funmi.

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