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AI Plus Doctors: Becoming Your Own Patient Advocate with Emmy Hernandez (opens the original)
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What happens when several doctors, specialists, and test results still fail to reveal the full picture? In this episode, Emmy Hernandez shares the story of a serious health crisis that left her bedbound, in severe pain, and searching for answers. After struggling to get her medical history connected across different specialties, Emmy created a custom AI assistant called Dr. Clara to help organize her symptoms, test results, and questions for her care team. Emmy explains how she used AI as a rese
What Would You Love? Rebuilding Your Life After 50 with Dr. Kim Nugent (opens the original)
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Have you ever reached the end of the day, handled everything you needed to handle, and still felt like something was missing? You go to work. Pay the bills. Take care of your family. Do what people count on you to do. From the outside, everything may look fine. Inside, you may feel stuck, worn down, or like you are living on autopilot. In this episode of No Sitting on the Sideline Dad, Joe talks with Dr. Kim Nugent about what happens when you know you want something different from your life but
Will It Matter That You Lived? A Conversation with Todd Malloy (opens the original)
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What happens when survival mode follows you into adulthood? In this episode, Joe talks with Todd Malloy, a licensed marriage and family therapist, certified sex therapist, and founder of Inner Peace Counseling Center. Todd shares what it was like growing up without his father, feeling like he had to become an adult too soon, and learning how those early experiences shaped his work, relationships, and sense of identity. They discuss how childhood patterns can continue into marriage, parenting, in
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