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Fertility Friday podcast, episode number 498. Today I'm sharing a brand new episode on a topic that I get questions about on a weekly basis.

And to kick it off, the most common type of question that I get would be something along the lines of.

Do you know any really great

healthcare providers in the New York area or the California area or, you know, in B.C. where I live.

And the answer is often, well, no. And so in today's episode, although I don't have a

rolodex of amazing practitioners in every single city

and state across the whole world, what we're going to talk about are some practical ways

to help you to find a practitioner who can support you. So let's go ahead and jump in.

I want to start this episode by spending some time talking about how we view doctors, how doctors are trained.

And I shouldn't just say doctors.

I can say health care providers, but I will focus a lot of what I'm

saying about specifically to doctors, because ultimately it is doctors that we are typically going to

and typically seeking approval from and information from. And I think that it's really important

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