How a coffee cup became a women's health movement

My journey to founding Noble Care began with a simple product—a coffee cup. In the early days, I sold coffee cups on [SickTitties.com](https://sicktitties.com) to raise money for my own treatment. I had been suffering in silence from Breast Implant Illness (BII) for years, dealing with symptoms that seemed to have no clear cause and even fewer solutions. But as I put my story out there, I realized my experience was far from unique. I started hearing from countless women who were enduring the same suffering, often alone and without support. This awakening motivated me to do something beyond selling coffee cups; I wanted to make a real difference.

That’s when I turned to my media contacts. I reached out to my friend, a former prosecutor, and together, we created a globally syndicated podcast, Close to the Chest with Kristin and Christine. This platform allowed us to share stories, educate listeners, and bring awareness to the real impacts of BII. It was through this podcast that we uncovered just how many women—and even men—were suffering from the consequences of breast implants. This exposure helped us to raise the profile of these issues on a global scale and to amplify the voices of those affected.

Around this time, I was introduced to ChatGPT and an AI finance company. I realized that by combining AI with healthcare, we could build something much bigger—an app and a community that could be the comprehensive solution for women suffering from BII and similar issues. Having battled with my own implant-related health issues for over 22 years, I knew firsthand what these women needed: access to accurate information, affordable care, and a safe, supportive community. And crucially, we needed data.

I set out to build a platform that could leverage AI to gather and analyze data, providing a real understanding of the impact implants have on women's health. At the time, I knew there were ongoing class action lawsuits and voluntary recalls by device companies, each one pointing fingers and obscuring the true extent of the harm. I wanted to cut through the noise and uncover the real story, helping to hold these companies accountable while also providing a lifeline for patients.

Building Noble Care wasn’t a small feat. We had to bring together an AI finance company, a robust community platform, and the capacity to conduct a peer-reviewed study, all while ensuring affordable and safe access to treatment and reconstruction options. This would require advanced technology, dedicated media coverage, and a team that could see this vision through. Today, we’re a growing team, and we’ve made remarkable progress in securing the tech and media partnerships needed to make this a reality.

Recently, I presented this vision on global stages, including at the United Nations and with the support of the Microsoft Founders Hub. We’re now on a path to find the right financial partners who can sponsor our first program, a comprehensive solution that can grow to help any patient in need. This is just the beginning—Noble Care is about creating a healthcare revolution that leverages technology to empower patients, gather essential data, and drive meaningful change. We’re not just building an app; we’re building a community for every woman who deserves to be heard, healed, and supported.

Lets connect and please join us in raising awareness and funding solutions for BII and related health issues. From a coffee cup to a globally recognized healthcare platform, the journey has been incredible, and we’re just getting started.