Okay, real talk. You know how you go to the doctor and they run all these tests? Blood work, scans, the whole thing?
Here's what those tests can't tell them: how you actually feel.
They can't measure if you're dragging yourself through the day. They don't show that brain fog that hits every afternoon. They have no clue that you haven't slept through the night in weeks.
Only you know that stuff. And guess what? It matters. A lot.
There's Actually a Name for This
Doctors call it "Patient Reported Outcomes." Sounds fancy, but it's simple: it's the stuff YOU report about how you're doing. Not what shows up on a chart. Not what a machine says. What YOU say.
Things like:
- How bad is your pain today, really?
- Is that new medication making you feel weird?
- Can you do the things you used to do?
- How's your energy? Your mood? Your sleep?
This is the information that helps your doctor actually help you. Without it? They're only seeing half the picture.
Why Should You Care?
Because when you track and share how you feel, things change:
- You get help faster when something's off
- Your treatment gets adjusted to fit YOUR life
- You stop feeling like you're just a number
Even the FDA gets it now. They know that what you report about your body is just as valuable as any test result. It's about time, right?
Meet Vanessa (She Gets It)
Vanessa is 52. She's a teacher, manages arthritis and high blood pressure, and was put on a new medication. But she wasn't sure it was working.
She felt exhausted all the time. Stairs were becoming her enemy. But every time she sat in front of her doctor, she couldn't find the words. Too much to remember. Too little time.
Sound familiar?
Then she started using LUCI. Two minutes a day, she logged how she felt. Pain. Energy. What she could and couldn't do. No pressure to remember everything—just check in when it happens.
After a month, her Consumer Health Record showed something clear: her blood pressure was better, but her fatigue and joint pain were worse. She showed her doctor.
They adjusted her medication. Added physical therapy. Within weeks? She felt like herself again.
That's what happens when your whole story gets heard.
Your Experience IS Data
Here's the truth: how you feel is information. Important information. The kind that doesn't show up in a blood draw.
When you track how you're doing through LUCI, you're building your own Consumer Health Record. Not just numbers—the real stuff. Your sleep. Your mood. What's getting better. What's not.
And when you share that with your doctor? You're not just another chart. You're a partner in your own care.
You Deserve to Be Heard
Your voice matters. What you say about your body matters. Your experience isn't just valid—it's valuable.
LUCI helps you capture all of it. Understand it. Share it when you're ready.
Because you deserve care that's based on how you actually feel. Not just how your labs look.
Ready to start telling your whole story? That's exactly what LUCI is here for.