HeyJaredLife With Danni Duncan
Life won’t wait - we get one shot - and you are in the driver's seat. You can Do Hard Things. I’m Danni Duncan…featured fitness and nutrition coach, author, speaker and mum of 4 amazing kiddies (including twins).Online I’ve shared it all, my pregnancy journeys, miscarriages,…
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2 out of 3 Women Get Dismissed By Their Own Doctor (opens the original)
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2 out of 3 Australian women report bias or discrimination in their own healthcare. Most of it around diagnosis and treatment. If you've ever left an appointment with more questions than answers, this episode is for you. My guest today is Dr Mariam Chaalan, a Sydney based GP, women's health advocate, and the doctor behind Instagram's Ask The Doctor. She also cohosts the Well by Mamamia Podcast. The second we met in person we didn't stop talking, because we see healthcare the exact same way. We ge
"IBS Isn't Real": I Might Get Cancelled for This One (opens the original)
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This is the episode I told my own team I might get cancelled for, and I don't care. For twenty years, doctors told me I had IBS. Cramps so bad I thought labour couldn't be worse. Crawling into my mum's room as a kid, thinking something was actually wrong with me. Turns out something was. Pregnant with my fourth baby, that same "IBS" turned out to be a tumour. I'm in remission now. And since finishing chemo, my IBS hasn't just improved. It's gone. Vanished. Not managed, not "under control", gone.
The Trauma With No Name: Why Feeding Trauma Gets Ignored (opens the original)
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There's a kind of trauma that doesn't have a name yet. Birth trauma finally gets talked about. Postpartum depression finally gets talked about. But feeding trauma, what happens when your feeding journey ends in a way you never chose, still isn't validated. Nicola D'Souza is a breastfeeding counsellor and infant feeding practitioner on a mission to change that. Nicola's own feeding trauma began in NICU. She shares the story of a nurse who put her premature daughter's feeding tube back in without
From 3,000 Steps to 12,000: How Aneliese Lost 20 Kilos Without a Quick Fix (opens the original)
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Aneliese was fit, confident, and in the Air Force in her twenties. Then came two kids, a caking business, and in November 2022, a cancer diagnosis. Eighteen months of chemo, surgery and radiation later, she'd beaten it. But what came next was harder than the diagnosis itself.She describes it as climbing straight out of one well into another. The first was cancer, forcing her to fight to survive. The second had no doctors, no urgency, nothing forcing her to move at all, and that's where she got s
Her Doctor Wanted Her Uterus Gone. She Had Two More Babies Instead. (opens the original)
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Jess Blizzard spent over a decade being told she was making it up. Anxious. Attention seeking. Overdramatic. At 33, after years of surgeries and misdiagnoses, her specialist gave her two options: a full hysterectomy, or a script for medically induced menopause. He wrote it on the spot. She never filled it. In this episode Jess opens up about the pain, the fertility struggles, and the moment she rang her mum in tears, ready to just go through with the surgery. She shares the small, unglamorous sh
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