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10. Healthcare Visits - A Little Thoughtfulness Would Go a Long Way

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Many of us feel uneasy or anxious about visiting the doctor, but this discomfort is often worsened by the insensitivity and lack of awareness about involuntary childlessness. Today, we will be discussing some personal experiences and observations of how women without children encounter insensitivity and misconceptions from healthcare providers.

Unfortunately there is a significant lack of understanding within the medical community about the emotional and physical impacts of infertility and pregnancy loss. I am offering a few tips for childless women on how to advocate for themselves in medical settings. There is an immense need for healthcare workers to show empathy and sensitivity when discussing reproductive status.

Key Episode Takeaways:
- Compassionate and empathetic communication is sadly often missing in healthcare.
- Examples of common insensitivities and misconceptions faced by childless women during healthcare visits.
- It is ok to advocate for yourself.

Find full episode notes and transcript HERE.

When Being Childless Isn’t By Choice Facebook Group

Learn more or book a free, no-obligation call to talk about what a coaching experience could look like for you HERE.

Listen on YouTube, find me on Facebook or Instagram

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Content provided by Gail Miller. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Gail Miller or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

Many of us feel uneasy or anxious about visiting the doctor, but this discomfort is often worsened by the insensitivity and lack of awareness about involuntary childlessness. Today, we will be discussing some personal experiences and observations of how women without children encounter insensitivity and misconceptions from healthcare providers.

Unfortunately there is a significant lack of understanding within the medical community about the emotional and physical impacts of infertility and pregnancy loss. I am offering a few tips for childless women on how to advocate for themselves in medical settings. There is an immense need for healthcare workers to show empathy and sensitivity when discussing reproductive status.

Key Episode Takeaways:
- Compassionate and empathetic communication is sadly often missing in healthcare.
- Examples of common insensitivities and misconceptions faced by childless women during healthcare visits.
- It is ok to advocate for yourself.

Find full episode notes and transcript HERE.

When Being Childless Isn’t By Choice Facebook Group

Learn more or book a free, no-obligation call to talk about what a coaching experience could look like for you HERE.

Listen on YouTube, find me on Facebook or Instagram

  continue reading

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