Elizabeth Chance

Busy Living Sober with Host Elizabeth Chance

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  • Episode 368 with Susan Salenger author SIDELINED: How Women Can Navigate A Broken Healthcare System

Episode 368 with Susan Salenger author SIDELINED: How Women Can Navigate A Broken Healthcare System

Wednesday 23rd August 2023

Join Elizabeth Chance and Susan Salenger as they discuss 'Sidelined' and how women can better navigate a flawed healthcare system.
37 minutes
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Women's Health: Taking Control in a Flawed System

Episode Overview

  • Importance of finding a compatible doctor who listens and cares
  • Encouragement to ask questions and prioritize concerns during medical appointments
  • Empowerment to trust instincts and conduct research for informed healthcare decisions
  • Insight into disparity in medical research and the need for women to prioritize self-care
  • Encouragement to be proactive in advocating for one's own health and well-being
I'm more proactive than that. I'm more proactive than that. I love that. And today there's so many different diseases, as you mentioned, and so many things coming down the pike that we had never even heard of before. That's so true. That's so true.
When it comes to navigating the healthcare maze, women often find themselves sidelined. In this episode of 'The Elizabeth Chance Show', Elizabeth sits down with Susan Salenger, the author of 'Sidelined: How Women Can Navigate A Broken Healthcare System'. Susan opens up about her personal experiences and the pivotal moments that led her to write this eye-opening book. They discuss the unique challenges women face in healthcare, from being overlooked in medical research to struggling to get the right diagnosis.
Susan shares practical advice on how women can advocate for themselves, trust their instincts, and prioritize self-care. This conversation is a must-listen for anyone looking to take charge of their health and well-being in a system that often falls short.