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Amy D. Post: Out of the Gray Into the Light

“The physician came in and he was just white as a sheet and said, I’m sorry to tell you this, but your daughter has malignant liver cancer. It’s hepatoblastoma of the liver and it’s stage three, stage four hepatoblastoma. And we’ve got a room ready for her. We have chemotherapy already. We have transfusions ready. She’s going to need a liver transplant and you have to get up there immediately. And I had my purse and the clothes on my back and were whisked into the healthcare system. And that’s when those moments just flushed through me that our life had forever changed.”

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Kristin Thompson: Juggling Fertility & Finance

I have always been fearless enough to try new things. And the more you try, the more you fail, and the more you learn. And so I think for women, one, I think sometimes when something’s hard, they get talked out of it more than a man. So that’s a gaining knowledge experience you’re missing out on. Or, two, we sometimes get questioned too much out of trying something new. Are you sure? Are you sure? And then we say, well, maybe I’m not sure.

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Debbie Champion: The Jury Whisperer

I always ask myself, when the jury goes out, is there anything I would have done differently if I could have? And sometimes the answer is yes. And you think about what you would have done differently. And I always take notes while the jury’s out as to what I wish I had changed, because when the jury comes back, and if they win, if you win, you don’t want to change anything. And so you don’t learn from that. And so I try to do that while the jury’s out.

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