Tiffany Reese
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first heard Nov 2024
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What an episode. I could not believe that interview with her.
the wide reach of the people that you are going to help, you'll actually never know how broad that is, which is what is so beautiful and wonderful about sharing in this forum.
It seems like statistically from what we've gathered that there can also be really positive results of having midwifery care in hospitals. Do you have any insight there?
Yeah, it seems like to me, people a lot of times are trying to avoid intervention, and that's one of the motivators for out-of-hospital births. But those interventions are really essential when things go wrong. Kristen, I see you want to add.
Well, there's so much pressure and guilt put on us as women, right? To get pregnant and then to deliver a certain way, behave a certain way, and then fit into this box. And it's just like, we can't win. I'm just so glad you highlighted it because having three emergency C-sections myself that I didn't desire to have, I did feel like less of a woman.
At that time, I was very young and I just felt like a failure. It's just a lot of pressure we put on ourselves and a lot of pressure that's put on us. And I'm so thankful that we are advocating for people to do what's right for them, what's safest for them and their child, because there's a lot that we need to destigmatize here.
Dr. Clark, is it common for medical professionals to add their clients on social media and communicate with them that way?
I'm just so glad we're highlighting much of this. Thank you all so, so much once again for being here. I appreciate everybody's energy and thoughtfulness. We will certainly link to Dr. Shannon Clark's Instagram and her socials that we mentioned. We will link to Markita's real estate pages, so please go follow and support her.
We will have links to petition, more information about Mama and Malik's Law, all that good stuff in the episode notes. Thank you all so much for being here. And again, shout out Lily, Amy, everybody on our team who has worked on this season, our audio editor, Becca, and our social media manager, Lauren. Nobody does anything great alone, as they say. Thank you. Thank you all.
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Wondery Plus subscribers can listen to Something Was Wrong early and ad-free right now. Join Wondery Plus in the Wondery app or on Apple Podcasts. Something Was Wrong is intended for mature audiences. This season contains discussions of medical negligence, birth trauma, and infant loss, which may be upsetting for some listeners.
For a full content warning, sources, and resources, please visit the episode notes. Opinions shared by the guests of the show are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of myself, Broken Cycle Media, and Wondery. The podcast and any linked materials should not be misconstrued as a substitution for legal or medical advice.
Origins birth and wellness owners and midwives Caitlin Wages and Gina Thompson have not responded to our requests for comment. Additionally, midwives Jennifer Crawford and Elizabeth Fuel have also not returned our request for comment. This season is dedicated with love to Malik.
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As a pediatric nurse, did you have awareness of the fact that a licensed midwife in Texas can become one with a high school diploma?
When you first started having your appointments at Origins, were you seeing Amy the whole time?
Did you ever meet Gina or Caitlin?
What was your impression of Amy? How did you feel about your care the first half of your pregnancy?
Not a swab?
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