I think the most important thing throughout my journey with like every health thing I've been through is finding the right provider and like finding somebody that you can ask the questions too and that you can feel heard and that isn't just going to like put you on an assembly line of exactly how they treat everybody else.

And specifically with IVF, that's really common because it's a very protocol driven specialty.

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Hello, welcome back to pursuing health.

I am very excited to be joined again today

by my good friend, Dr. Aaron Falls.

You may recognize her as Dr. Aaron Donaldson when she was on the

podcast the first time. Since then she's gotten married and a whole bunch of other

things have happened so I'm excited to catch up and share with all of you.

For those of you who did not hear the first episode,

Aaron is a fellow physician.

She is truly on a mission to educate

and challenge others to take charge of their health, board

certified family physician.

She's practiced in the ER in a rural town.

She's practiced hospital medicine and then now has settled into her true love of precision

medicine where she specializes in autoimmune diseases and we first met while

working together at Wild Health. We've talked about her journey through autoimmune disease herself

on the first recording of this podcast. If you haven't heard that, I highly recommend you go

back and check it out. And since then, in addition to getting married married you've shifted your practice so now you're full time in your own practice where you really do dive in and focus a lot on autoimmune disease

also still using the genomics that we know and love from wild health,

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