***Trigger Warning: Disturbing elements involving children.

This week Tina is once again joined by Nurse Jessica, and this time, she brought her husband along, Dr. John, a board-certified OB/GYN. They start off with a twisted tale of a doctor who turned to drugs and alcohol to cope after not being able to pass her boards. What she did as her life spiraled out of control has left everyone completely shocked and horrified. For the good doctor story, they discuss the amazing story of a woman who had a baby on a plane bound for Hawaii, and there just happened to be a doctor and several NICU nurses on board! They close the show with a funny article about OB/GYN doctors getting confused about where on the body to swab for COVID!

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