Christina Laird-Rogers, FNP-C

In her 40s, Christina was doing everything “right.” Eating well. Exercising when she had the energy — which wasn't often. And yet, she was exhausted, dealing with fibrocystic breast disease, and being offered antidepressants by providers who dismissed her concerns. “I knew it was my hormones,” she says. “They just wouldn't listen.”

When she finally started bioidentical progesterone and testosterone, the change was dramatic. Her energy returned. Her fibrocystic breast disease — which had sent her for bi-annual biopsies for years — resolved so completely that her radiologist called her into the hallway, convinced there had been a mix-up with another patient's mammogram.

“That's what the right medicine does,” she says. “And that experience is why I built this practice the way I did.”

Today, at 60, Christina uses NAD injections, amlexanox, methylene blue, and her hormone protocol. She has more energy than she did at 40. She treats patients the way she wished she had been treated — with comprehensive labs, real answers, and protocols built around biology rather than insurance convenience.

Alongside her longevity and functional medicine work, Christina founded Wound Care of Wyoming to bring specialized wound care to underserved communities across the state. Six locations later, they've helped hundreds of patients avoid amputations and heal wounds that traditional medicine had written off.