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Six ways to advocate for yourself in a medical setting

August 3, 2023August 10, 2023 Abby JorgensenLeave a comment

How do you advocate for yourself with a medical care provider?

Posted in bereavement, birth, pregnancy, reproductive health, trying to conceive or adoptTagged advocacy, boundaries, decision making, decisions, disability, health care ethics, informed consent, medical procedure, obstetric violence, resources, self care, suggestions, tips, violence

Goodbye, South Bend; hello, St. Louis!

April 4, 2023April 4, 2023 Abby JorgensenLeave a comment

I've got some news!

Posted in UncategorizedTagged bereavement doula, birth doula, catholic, childbirth educator, doula, doula life, health care ethics, Jesuit, labor doula, Michiana, Missouri, my story, Notre Dame, SLU, sociologist, sociology, South Bend, St. Louis, update

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