Dr. Elizabeth Comen

And I think honestly some of the instances where I've taken care of so many different types of women, socioeconomic backgrounds, All walks of life. But sometimes it's these absolute bosses, right? The politicians, the celebrities, the lawyers that are incredible in public spaces in terms of their power.

And I think honestly some of the instances where I've taken care of so many different types of women, socioeconomic backgrounds, All walks of life. But sometimes it's these absolute bosses, right? The politicians, the celebrities, the lawyers that are incredible in public spaces in terms of their power.

And I think honestly some of the instances where I've taken care of so many different types of women, socioeconomic backgrounds, All walks of life. But sometimes it's these absolute bosses, right? The politicians, the celebrities, the lawyers that are incredible in public spaces in terms of their power.

But when it comes to the doctor-patient relationship or shame that they may feel about their bodies, the obstacles are extraordinary. And how do we break those down collectively but individually so that we all can access better care?

But when it comes to the doctor-patient relationship or shame that they may feel about their bodies, the obstacles are extraordinary. And how do we break those down collectively but individually so that we all can access better care?

But when it comes to the doctor-patient relationship or shame that they may feel about their bodies, the obstacles are extraordinary. And how do we break those down collectively but individually so that we all can access better care?

Well, look what you're doing. You have a massive platform, right? And you're engaging with the public in ways that are not only powerful, but empathic and authentic. And I think that's what we're missing in so many of these discussions, the ability to just communicate.

Well, look what you're doing. You have a massive platform, right? And you're engaging with the public in ways that are not only powerful, but empathic and authentic. And I think that's what we're missing in so many of these discussions, the ability to just communicate.

Well, look what you're doing. You have a massive platform, right? And you're engaging with the public in ways that are not only powerful, but empathic and authentic. And I think that's what we're missing in so many of these discussions, the ability to just communicate.

uns selbst zu sein und zu sagen, ja, wir haben vielleicht diese Haare an und wir sehen wunderbar aus, aber wir haben alle private Kämpfe. Ja, das machen wir. Und ich denke, diese private Kämpfe alleine sind eine echte ungewöhnliche Einzelne, die ich wünsche, dass mehr Frauen das nicht haben sollten, auch ich.

uns selbst zu sein und zu sagen, ja, wir haben vielleicht diese Haare an und wir sehen wunderbar aus, aber wir haben alle private Kämpfe. Ja, das machen wir. Und ich denke, diese private Kämpfe alleine sind eine echte ungewöhnliche Einzelne, die ich wünsche, dass mehr Frauen das nicht haben sollten, auch ich.

uns selbst zu sein und zu sagen, ja, wir haben vielleicht diese Haare an und wir sehen wunderbar aus, aber wir haben alle private Kämpfe. Ja, das machen wir. Und ich denke, diese private Kämpfe alleine sind eine echte ungewöhnliche Einzelne, die ich wünsche, dass mehr Frauen das nicht haben sollten, auch ich.

I think I'm also a personality and in a field that is really driven in the best of ways by kindness, compassion, gentle behavior, right? But sometimes you have to say, this isn't right. And how do you do that? How do you teach women to do that and not feel like they're annoying, they're loud, they're a burden, they're bothering you? I'm still working on that.

I think I'm also a personality and in a field that is really driven in the best of ways by kindness, compassion, gentle behavior, right? But sometimes you have to say, this isn't right. And how do you do that? How do you teach women to do that and not feel like they're annoying, they're loud, they're a burden, they're bothering you? I'm still working on that.

I think I'm also a personality and in a field that is really driven in the best of ways by kindness, compassion, gentle behavior, right? But sometimes you have to say, this isn't right. And how do you do that? How do you teach women to do that and not feel like they're annoying, they're loud, they're a burden, they're bothering you? I'm still working on that.

Well, I think it speaks to so much of what we're talking about now, about this somehow woven into our fabric as women, the need to apologize, even in the most subconscious ways that we may not be aware of. And when I was first writing this book, there was a little bit of controversy. Could I really open with such a sad story?

Well, I think it speaks to so much of what we're talking about now, about this somehow woven into our fabric as women, the need to apologize, even in the most subconscious ways that we may not be aware of. And when I was first writing this book, there was a little bit of controversy. Could I really open with such a sad story?

Well, I think it speaks to so much of what we're talking about now, about this somehow woven into our fabric as women, the need to apologize, even in the most subconscious ways that we may not be aware of. And when I was first writing this book, there was a little bit of controversy. Could I really open with such a sad story?

But I felt that this really drove home what I was trying to accomplish in showing in the history of women's health care and the contemporary experience of it. So this was a woman that I had taken care of for many, many years.

But I felt that this really drove home what I was trying to accomplish in showing in the history of women's health care and the contemporary experience of it. So this was a woman that I had taken care of for many, many years.