Dr. Mary Claire Haver

This is like the opposite. Yeah. There's occasional bad outcomes and tragedies. And I'm trained for all the crazy stuff that could happen. But most of the time I just get to be there and it's just such a cool experience. So that's what I fell in love with. And I'm like, and I have to do surgery.

This is like the opposite. Yeah. There's occasional bad outcomes and tragedies. And I'm trained for all the crazy stuff that could happen. But most of the time I just get to be there and it's just such a cool experience. So that's what I fell in love with. And I'm like, and I have to do surgery.

And I have to do this menopause thing and do gynecology, but it's a necessary evil to do this baby thing.

And I have to do this menopause thing and do gynecology, but it's a necessary evil to do this baby thing.

And I have to do this menopause thing and do gynecology, but it's a necessary evil to do this baby thing.

So this menopause thing was a sector of it? Yeah.

So this menopause thing was a sector of it? Yeah.

So this menopause thing was a sector of it? Yeah.

Not even. In medical school, right, we do four years, two years on the books, two years in the wards. And we had one one-hour lecture in that first two years. This is menopause. It's a basic overview.

Not even. In medical school, right, we do four years, two years on the books, two years in the wards. And we had one one-hour lecture in that first two years. This is menopause. It's a basic overview.

Not even. In medical school, right, we do four years, two years on the books, two years in the wards. And we had one one-hour lecture in that first two years. This is menopause. It's a basic overview.

That 100% of women will go through. It's not optional.

That 100% of women will go through. It's not optional.

That 100% of women will go through. It's not optional.

Yeah. But, you know, it wasn't put to me that way. This is just a transition and estrogen declines and off you go. And she might have some hot flashes. We've got medicine for that. Okay. Then in OB-GYN residency, which is women's health, probably 55, 60% of what we did was to do with OB, getting people pregnant, staying pregnant, un-pregnanting them. Right.

Yeah. But, you know, it wasn't put to me that way. This is just a transition and estrogen declines and off you go. And she might have some hot flashes. We've got medicine for that. Okay. Then in OB-GYN residency, which is women's health, probably 55, 60% of what we did was to do with OB, getting people pregnant, staying pregnant, un-pregnanting them. Right.

Yeah. But, you know, it wasn't put to me that way. This is just a transition and estrogen declines and off you go. And she might have some hot flashes. We've got medicine for that. Okay. Then in OB-GYN residency, which is women's health, probably 55, 60% of what we did was to do with OB, getting people pregnant, staying pregnant, un-pregnanting them. Right.

All the trials and tribulations, important stuff. So proud of everything I learned. And then everything else gets shoved in the box of gynecology. And we have reproductive endocrinology, which is basically endocrine stuff that happens, weird chromosomal things, and getting people pregnant for fertility issues.

All the trials and tribulations, important stuff. So proud of everything I learned. And then everything else gets shoved in the box of gynecology. And we have reproductive endocrinology, which is basically endocrine stuff that happens, weird chromosomal things, and getting people pregnant for fertility issues.

All the trials and tribulations, important stuff. So proud of everything I learned. And then everything else gets shoved in the box of gynecology. And we have reproductive endocrinology, which is basically endocrine stuff that happens, weird chromosomal things, and getting people pregnant for fertility issues.