Podcast
We Can Do Hard Things
It was described as compassionate, comprehensive, and having both emotional and informational space to help readers advocate for themselves. The book also includes questions to ask your doctor at the end of each chapter, which might be helpful when navigating the best testing.
And actually that's why Christy Thiel, who's the head of breast surgery at GW and I wrote No Longer Radical because there are very few people who have the 360 degree view that we have, right?
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It was described as compassionate, comprehensive, and having both emotional and informational space to help readers advocate for themselves. The book also includes questions to ask your doctor at the end of each chapter, which might be helpful when navigating the best testing.
And actually that's why Christy Thiel, who's the head of breast surgery at GW and I wrote No Longer Radical because there are very few people who have the 360 degree view that we have, right?
The whole premise of No Longer Radical is that knowledge is power and you have to advocate for yourself, but you have to have this knowledge to know what to advocate for.
And that maybe if you're very dense, you feel your breasts super carefully, wink, wink, and maybe you feel something a little. That's a truth, right? I am not advocating anything but truth.
I'd like to say that it's a compassionate, comprehensive book that has both the emotional space and the informational space to advocate for yourself for so many things. We even put questions to ask your doctor at the end of the chapter.