Amy

Something that has been highlighted for me when speaking with other doctors, specifically in Texas, who are working in these maternity deserts is the reason why a lot of birth centers are being created and why they can be really positive for the community, given how many maternity deserts there are. Do you guys study that within your work?

Something that has been highlighted for me when speaking with other doctors, specifically in Texas, who are working in these maternity deserts is the reason why a lot of birth centers are being created and why they can be really positive for the community, given how many maternity deserts there are. Do you guys study that within your work?

Something that has been highlighted for me when speaking with other doctors, specifically in Texas, who are working in these maternity deserts is the reason why a lot of birth centers are being created and why they can be really positive for the community, given how many maternity deserts there are. Do you guys study that within your work?

And could you share a little bit more with us about how that impacts maternal health care?

And could you share a little bit more with us about how that impacts maternal health care?

And could you share a little bit more with us about how that impacts maternal health care?

What are your thoughts about birth centers working with hospitals in some capacity when there is an emergency and there needs to be a transfer?

What are your thoughts about birth centers working with hospitals in some capacity when there is an emergency and there needs to be a transfer?

What are your thoughts about birth centers working with hospitals in some capacity when there is an emergency and there needs to be a transfer?

I'm curious what suggestions you would make to policymakers about what we could do to contribute to make these rates improved.

I'm curious what suggestions you would make to policymakers about what we could do to contribute to make these rates improved.

I'm curious what suggestions you would make to policymakers about what we could do to contribute to make these rates improved.

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Something Was Wrong is a Broken Cycle Media production created and produced by executive producer Tiffany Reese, associate producers Amy B. Chesler and Lily Rowe, with audio editing and music design by Becca High. Thank you to our extended team, Lauren Barkman, our social media marketing manager, and Sarah Stewart, our graphic artist.

Something Was Wrong is a Broken Cycle Media production created and produced by executive producer Tiffany Reese, associate producers Amy B. Chesler and Lily Rowe, with audio editing and music design by Becca High. Thank you to our extended team, Lauren Barkman, our social media marketing manager, and Sarah Stewart, our graphic artist.

Something Was Wrong is a Broken Cycle Media production created and produced by executive producer Tiffany Reese, associate producers Amy B. Chesler and Lily Rowe, with audio editing and music design by Becca High. Thank you to our extended team, Lauren Barkman, our social media marketing manager, and Sarah Stewart, our graphic artist.

Thank you to Marissa, Travis, and our team at WME, Wondery, Jason, and Jennifer, our cybersecurity team, Darkbox Security, and my lawyer, Alan. Thank you endlessly to every survivor who has ever trusted us with their stories. And thank you, each and every listener, for making our show possible with your support and listenership.

Thank you to Marissa, Travis, and our team at WME, Wondery, Jason, and Jennifer, our cybersecurity team, Darkbox Security, and my lawyer, Alan. Thank you endlessly to every survivor who has ever trusted us with their stories. And thank you, each and every listener, for making our show possible with your support and listenership.