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Muji Bekomson

Founder and CXO · FEMME Health Companion

Member since June 2026 Publishes monthly

1 new story this monthUp 7 places this month

Medical Laboratory Scientist who was told by a doctor to get pregnant to escape my hormonal symptoms. That moment showed me everything wrong with how we build health systems for women. So I built something different. FEMME Health Companion is the daily hormonal support ally I wish had existed; showing up where women already are, in the language they actually need, on the days when everything feels impossible.

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Community & Impact

HR Told Her to "Just Get Through the Month". I Built a Business Case About It.

After building a company around the dismissal she faced from her own doctor, Muji Bekomson started hearing an echo of it at work. This piece makes the case for why hormonal health belongs in the same policy conversation as every other workplace cost employers already track.

Muji Bekomson

Community & Impact

I Built for the Woman Who Got Dismissed by Her Doctor and Failed by Femtech

Four women dismissed in four different rooms, by doctors who moved too fast and femtech that never quite saw them. Muji Bekomson didn't build another app to log symptoms into. She built the thing that finally shows up, before any of them have to prove they deserve it.

Muji Bekomson

Leadership

The Doctor Told Me to Get Pregnant. I Built a Company Instead.

A Medical Laboratory Scientist was told by her doctor to get pregnant to escape her hormonal symptoms. That dismissal became the founding moment for FEMME Health Companion, and a reckoning with how the tech industry has quietly built systems that treat women's bodies as an afterthought. This is what building differently actually looks like.

Muji Bekomson

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