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Ep 16: Dr. Jessica Reader
Hello friends, we are thrilled that you’re here listening to episode 16.
This week we talk with Dr. Jessica Reader, a family medicine obstetrician practicing in Lawrence Massachusetts. She is a graduate of Tufts University school of medicine. She did family medicine residency at Northwestern, and family medicine is such a fellowship at the University of Utah. In this episode we discuss a wide variety of topics, ranging from the importance of open communication with friends, family, and our communities at large regarding all types of pregnancies, too difficulties in getting pets to interact well with babies.
As always, please help spread the word about this podcast with friends you feel may be interested. Feel free to share on Social media and tag us @DrMamaPodcast (FB, Twitter, Instagram). Please do Rate and Review if you enjoy the podcast too if you enjoy it. We feel building this community of Dr. Mama's sharing stories and supporting one another is really important, and one of the ways to bring about change is by sharing these stories.
As always, please feel free to contact us with any stories you'd like to share or just to say hi via our email [email protected].
You can also send us a voice message via our Anchor profile: anchor.fm/drmamapodcast
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Hello friends, we are thrilled that you’re here listening to episode 16.
This week we talk with Dr. Jessica Reader, a family medicine obstetrician practicing in Lawrence Massachusetts. She is a graduate of Tufts University school of medicine. She did family medicine residency at Northwestern, and family medicine is such a fellowship at the University of Utah. In this episode we discuss a wide variety of topics, ranging from the importance of open communication with friends, family, and our communities at large regarding all types of pregnancies, too difficulties in getting pets to interact well with babies.
As always, please help spread the word about this podcast with friends you feel may be interested. Feel free to share on Social media and tag us @DrMamaPodcast (FB, Twitter, Instagram). Please do Rate and Review if you enjoy the podcast too if you enjoy it. We feel building this community of Dr. Mama's sharing stories and supporting one another is really important, and one of the ways to bring about change is by sharing these stories.
As always, please feel free to contact us with any stories you'd like to share or just to say hi via our email [email protected].
You can also send us a voice message via our Anchor profile: anchor.fm/drmamapodcast