Sean Dustin
Sean Dustin
#158 "So I Married a Dick Doctor That Fixes Women Too"...
#158 "So I Married a Dick Doctor That Fixes Women Too"...
#158 "So I Married a Dick Doctor That Fixes Women Too"...
Saturday 9th April 2022
Join Sean Dustin as he interviews Madeline Zech Ruiz about her book 'So I Married a Dick Doctor That Fixes Women Too' on 'Nowhere to Go But Up'.
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Get the buttons here!Laughs and Lessons: Life with a Urological Surgeon on Nowhere to Go But Up
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Ever wondered what it's like being married to a urological surgeon? In this episode of 'Nowhere to Go But Up', Sean Dustin sits down with Madeline Zech Ruiz, the author of 'So I Married a Dick Doctor That Fixes Women Too'. Madeline's candid and humorous recounting of her life with Dr. Henry Ruiz offers a unique peek into the world of urology, complete with its quirks and challenges.
Recorded back in 2020, this conversation is packed with laughs and a few uncomfortable moments that will keep you hooked. Madeline shares how she became known around town as 'the Dick Doctor’s Wife' and the unexpected role she played in providing discreet urological advice to the locals. Her book, 'I Married a Urologist', aims to demystify common urological issues in an entertaining yet informative way.
From urinary tract problems to penile prostheses, Madeline's stories make these sensitive topics approachable and even fun. But it's not all laughs. The episode also touches on the importance of addressing these often-taboo subjects openly. As Madeline says, 'Once the curiosity and the questions are out of the way, you start to see the people and the person'. This perspective is particularly poignant when considering how we approach sensitive medical issues and the people behind them.
So, if you're up for a mix of humor, education, and a bit of cringe-worthy honesty, this episode is for you. Tune in to hear Madeline's delightful anecdotes and gain some surprising insights into the world of urology.