Why I Started GoodGirlRx

Written by Savannah Chrisley

Published October 20, 2025

Key Takeaways

I started GoodGirlRx because I was tired

I gained 40 lbs in like three months

That's when it clicked

Y'all... I've been wanting to write this for a long time. And I kept putting it off because honestly? It's hard to put into words why something matters so much to you without sounding like you're reading off a teleprompter. But here goes.

I started GoodGirlRx because I was tired. Tired of being dismissed. Tired of walking into doctors' offices and being told everything was fine when I knew — I KNEW — something was wrong. I was dealing with endometriosis, hormone issues, weight fluctuations that made no sense, and a level of exhaustion that no amount of coffee could fix. And every time I tried to get help, I hit a wall. Too expensive. Too complicated. Too many hoops to jump through.

I gained 40 lbs in like three months. I was almost 160 lbs and I didn't recognize myself. Not because of the number on the scale — I don't care about a number — but because I didn't feel like ME anymore. I didn't have energy for Chloe and Grayson. I was canceling plans. I was hiding behind baggy clothes and fake smiles. And I thought... if I'm going through this with all the resources I have, what about the woman who doesn't have those resources?

That's when it clicked. I wanted to build something that made it easy. Something where a woman could go online, talk to a real licensed provider, get a real treatment plan, and have her medication shipped to her door without jumping through hoops or emptying her bank account. No judgment. No gatekeeping. Just real care.

GoodGirlRx isn't just a company to me. It's personal. Every woman who fills out that intake form... I see myself in her. The woman who's been trying everything. The woman who's Googling at 2am because she can't sleep and she's desperate for answers. The woman who just wants to feel like herself again.

I don't have all the answers. I'm still figuring out my own health journey every single day. But I know this — you deserve access to care that actually works. You deserve to be heard. And you deserve to feel good in your own skin.

This is just the beginning. And I'm so glad you're here.