• Ep 31: Diary of a Midwife: Babies, Reproductive Rights & Subpar Healthcare for Women

  • Jul 25 2023
  • Duración: 47 m
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Ep 31: Diary of a Midwife: Babies, Reproductive Rights & Subpar Healthcare for Women

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  • My father-in-law, Marvin, suggested I do a podcast from a deli in L.A. close to where he grew up. It's called Factors Famous Deli which has been around since 1948!  

    I saw a woman sitting in a booth wearing scrubs and assumed she was a medical professional, but I had no idea she was a licensed nurse midwife. I wasn't even really aware that midwives were still a thing--my kids were born via C-section with my wife's gynecologist doing the procedure.

    The midwife's name is Kerin, and she's been doing it for over twenty years. We get into birthing babies at home in bed, in blow-up pools, and toilet births--you name it! She also discusses how the United States is NOT the best in the world in regard to women's overall healthcare and low infant mortality rates. Kind of shocking considering we have some of the most expensive health care costs in the world.

    Kerin also has strong opinions on other issues including reproductive rights, the impact of the reversal of Roe v. Wade, and the ongoing learning curve that is gender/sex identity for newborns.

    Thanks for giving this episode a listen.

    Factors Famous Deli
    9420 W. Pico Blvd.
    Los Angeles, Ca. 90035
    (310) 278-9175
    www.factorsdeli.com

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