Between Doctors and Friends

Between Doctors and Friends

What happens when you mix decades of friendship with a lifetime of medical expertise? You get Between Doctors and Friends. Join a close-knit group of girlfriends as they peel back the lab coat and get real about life, love, loss, and the wild world of healthcare. From "The Pitt" of labor and delivery to the latest headlines, it's an unfiltered, cozy, and often hilarious catch-up where no topic is off-limits and everyone is welcome at the table. Disclaimer: Between Doctors and Friends is intended for entertainment and informational purposes only. While episodes feature board certified physicians, the content does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult your own doctor for personalized medical guidance. In the event of a medical emergency, dial 911 or your local emergency services immediately.

  1. 5d ago ·  Video

    The Doula Difference

    Follow Us: https://betweendoctorsandfriends.chatmosa.com/profile/betweendoctorsandfriends/products/signup/prod5eccd299e67b45148e89b75b4c0cbed7 Dr. Rey, Dr. Foz, and friends take a deep dive into the evolving world of maternity care and the growing popularity of midwives and doulas.The hosts break down the crucial differences in training, medical authority, and scope of practice among maternal care providers. Dr. Foz clarifies how certified midwives manage low-risk pregnancies while doulas serve as vital emotional and physical support advocates. Balancing professional insights with personal storytelling, Dr. Rey shares real-world experiences from the delivery room, illustrating why mutual respect, proper certification, and clear boundaries between medical staff and support partners are essential for patient safety.The panel also discusses the shift toward insurance coverage for doula services and how expectant parents can effectively build their ideal birth team. Packed with candid doctor perspectives, practical advice, and plenty of humor, this episode offers an honest look at navigating modern childbirth. Doulas are playing an increasingly important role in maternity care. Dr. Rey and Dr. Foz discuss their roles, patient advocacy, safety, certification, insurance coverage, and the evolving relationship between doulas and medical professionals. Dr. Rey, Dr. Foz, and friends take a deep dive into the evolving world of maternity care and the growing popularity of midwives and doulas.The hosts break down the crucial differences in training, medical authority, and scope of practice among maternal care providers. Dr. Foz clarifies how certified midwives manage low-risk pregnancies while doulas serve as vital emotional and physical support advocates. Balancing professional insights with personal storytelling, Dr. Rey shares real-world experiences from the delivery room, illustrating why mutual respect, proper certification, and clear boundaries between medical staff and support partners are essential for patient safety.The panel also discusses the shift toward insurance coverage for doula services and how expectant parents can effectively build their ideal birth team. Packed with candid doctor perspectives, practical advice, and plenty of humor, this episode offers an honest look at navigating modern childbirth. In this insightful episode of "Between Doctors and Friends," hosts Dr. Rey and Dr. Foz, along with special guests Antiderek and Chill, dive into the evolving landscape of maternity care, emphasizing the critical roles of midwives and doulas. As enthusiastic participants in this vibrant conversation, the hosts shared personal anecdotes and professional insights, bringing considerable depth to the topic.The session kicks off with an engaging introduction where Dr. Rey reflects on her recent challenges while also emphasizing the necessity of compartmentalizing personal difficulties as a physician. "Even if I'm having the worst day of my life… you turn into Dr. Mode," she states, setting the tone for a discussion that balances both personal experiences and professional duties.The discussion quickly turns to the increasing demand for midwives and doulas, fueled in part by perceptions of safety, cost-effectiveness, and personal empowerment during childbirth. Antiderek brings up a segment he watched on the Today show regarding this trend, which Dr. Rey elaborates on. She asserts that while midwives and doulas are invaluable, especially in un Click to https://chatmosa.com/live/summary/5V62AE19R6S3ZFUR8SMOCEID15123 to learn more about this episode and see the visuals being shared on the jumbotron.

  2. Aug 31 ·  Video

    Malpractice, Mountain Air, and Medicine

    Follow Us: https://chatmosa.com/profile/betweendoctorsandfriends/products/signup/prod5eccd299e67b45148e89b75b4c0cbed7 Finally, Dr. Foz cuts through the noise around seasonal care, providing straight talk on flu shot timing and busting myths about non-medical oxygen bars. Whether you are prepping for mountain travel, staying ahead of flu season, or just curious about the legal side of medicine, this episode offers clear, actionable wisdom to help you navigate your health decisions with confidence.The episode begins with a look into reality TV legal drama, using Abby Lee Miller's malpractice suit as a launchpad to explore why medical lawsuits happen, how liability is determined, and the emotional toll these cases take on healthcare providers. From there, the team tackles high-altitude health risks, explaining how thin air impacts individuals with heart disease or COPD and offering practical guidance on functional capacity and portable oxygen concentrators for travel.In this episode of Between Doctors and Friends, the conversation bridges the gap between complex medical topics and everyday health concerns, all delivered with lighthearted banter and clear expertise. Dr. Foz breaks down medical malpractice legalities, the real risks of high altitude on heart and lung health, and flu shot timing—plus the truth behind trendy oxygen bars. Warm, witty, and packed with practical health insights. Finally, Dr. Foz cuts through the noise around seasonal care, providing straight talk on flu shot timing and busting myths about non-medical oxygen bars. Whether you are prepping for mountain travel, staying ahead of flu season, or just curious about the legal side of medicine, this episode offers clear, actionable wisdom to help you navigate your health decisions with confidence.The episode begins with a look into reality TV legal drama, using Abby Lee Miller's malpractice suit as a launchpad to explore why medical lawsuits happen, how liability is determined, and the emotional toll these cases take on healthcare providers. From there, the team tackles high-altitude health risks, explaining how thin air impacts individuals with heart disease or COPD and offering practical guidance on functional capacity and portable oxygen concentrators for travel.In this episode of Between Doctors and Friends, the conversation bridges the gap between complex medical topics and everyday health concerns, all delivered with lighthearted banter and clear expertise. In the latest episode of "Between Doctors and Friends," they dive into some intriguing topics that bridge the gap between medical insights and everyday concerns, all while maintaining an engaging and humorous atmosphere.Key Moments and Highlights:The episode kicks off with Auntie Derek bringing up the recent legal troubles of reality TV star Abbie Lee Miller, who was embroiled in a malpractice suit following a surgery gone awry. Dr. Foz elaborates on the complexities of surgical malpractice, stating, "In our litigious country, people often sue not just out of anger but because they feel compelled to find someone to hold accountable." The conversation leads to the heavy implications of medical mistakes, emphasizing that while systems are in place to prevent them, humans are fallible. Auntie Derek's insightful questions keep the dialogue flowing, as they discuss the serious issue of medical malpractice lawsuits and the emotional toll they take on healthcare providers. Dr. Foz shares a story about a colleague who wa Click to https://chatmosa.com/live/summary/PFQDU1MJH999M0P182NACEID15100 to learn more about this episode and see the visuals being shared on the jumbotron.

  3. Aug 24 ·  Video

    Canned Food, Water, and Kidneys

    Follow Us: https://chatmosa.com/profile/betweendoctorsandfriends/products/signup/prod5eccd299e67b45148e89b75b4c0cbed7 In this engaging episode of the *Between Doctors and Friends* podcast, they explore a variety of topics intertwining health, food, and the quirks of daily life, all while pulling on relatable anecdotes that resonate with listeners. The session opens with heartfelt wishes for the absent Dr. Rey, establishing a warm and personal atmosphere.Dr. Foz candidly reflects on a challenging week, sharing a revealing patient story that serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of adhering to medical advice. "If you just took your meds, we wouldn't even be here," he laughs, addressing common patient pitfalls with a tone of both humor and frustration.As the conversation shifts, the hosts delve into the world of food safety, particularly concerning import regulations surrounding ground beef and the rise of engineered meat alternatives. They dissect the ongoing conversations about sustainability and health in food choices, remarking on how safety measures can often feel inadequate. "Where is our food safety?" Auntie Derek muses, prompting listeners to rethink their sources.The episode takes a quirky turn as the duo engages in a more light-hearted discussion about canned goods—exploring their safety, nutritional value, and personal favorites. From canned beans to Vienna sausages, they identify the practicalities of these shelf-stable options, especially in light of rising food safety concerns. "Canned food isn't that bad... if that's what you can afford, if that's what you need," notes Dr. Foz, making a compelling case for accessibility in food choices.One of the standout moments occurs when Dr. Foz shares his newfound love for pickled vegetables, specifically Brussels sprouts. It's the nod to nostalgia that elicits a chorus of laughter and enthusiasm from both hosts. They also touch upon how various foods can evoke memory and comfort, with Dr. Foz reminiscing about the canned cranberry sauce that's become a staple at family gatherings: "I have to have the can," he notes fondly, bridging the divide between traditional cooking and modern conveniences.The conversation later transitions to hydration, spotlighting a video featuring a nephrologist who offers essential insights on maintaining kidney health. While they discuss recommendations for water intake, Dr. Foz provides a nuanced perspective, emphasizing that hydration needs can vary significantly among individuals: "There's no one-size-fits-all. It depends on the person," he cautions. This sentiment encapsulates a key takeaway from the episode: the importance of personalized health conversations.Listeners are encouraged to be proactive about their health, resonating with the shared frustrations of doctors when patients neglect routine check-ups or fail to follow medical advice. "A lot of people don't listen to what you're saying," Dr. Foz reflects, urging followers to embrace self-advocacy in their healthcare journeys.As the session approaches its conclusion, the hosts underscore the balance needed in dietary choices, playfully discussing everything from spicy ramen to self-care practices. "Too much of anything is bad," Auntie Derek summarizes, emphasizing mindfulness in nutrition without sacrificing enjoyment.In closing, they express their hopes for a brighter September transition, leaving listeners with an encouraging sense of community and camaraderie. The episode closes on a l Click to https://chatmosa.com/live/summary/CS549JMEEOZVXKCWARSRCEID15086 to learn more about this episode and see the visuals being shared on the jumbotron.

  4. Aug 17 ·  Video

    Preventive vs Problem Doctor Visit

    Follow Us: https://chatmosa.com/profile/betweendoctorsandfriends/products/signup/prod5eccd299e67b45148e89b75b4c0cbed7 In this week's engaging episode of *Between Doctors and Friends*, hosts Dr. Foz, Happy, and Derek from Daytime Tea dive deep into the intricate world of healthcare insurance — specifically, the differences between preventive visits and problem-based doctor visits. As always, the conversation is light-hearted yet unveils the underlying complexities of health care that patients often encounter.Dr. Foz kicks off the discussion by clarifying the insurance constructs that differentiate preventive visits, which are meant to catch and address potential health issues before they escalate, from problem visits focused on existing medical concerns. As she explains, "The concept behind a preventive care visit is to prevent future problems," highlighting the crucial role these check-ups play in overall health management. Derek shares a personal anecdote, recalling a surprising realization regarding preventive visits when he learned that certain chiropractic treatments fell under this umbrella. His experience illustrates how patients can sometimes navigate their insurance's nuances by accident, which sparks a broader discussion on the intricacies of healthcare coverage.The distinction between a preventive and problem visit is vital, as it often affects what patients pay out-of-pocket, especially in higher deductible plans. The discussion soon transitions into the recommendation for patients to be proactive during their doctor visits by maximizing the time spent with their healthcare providers. Dr. Foz notes, "It's really about the history. When you have certain elements, that helps me come to a diagnosis."Throughout the conversation, the hosts underscore the importance of open communication between doctors and patients. Dr. Foz emphasizes, "I want you to understand what I think is going on and what the plan is," a sentiment that resonates with listeners who may feel their voices are often unheard in scripted medical interactions.In an enlightening moment, the trio explores the difficulty of operating within the healthcare system, with Dr. Foz candidly stating, "I understand, but I can't control it." This acknowledgment speaks volumes about the frustration both doctors and patients feel regarding the limitations imposed by insurance companies and the bureaucratic process.The discussion cleverly raises questions about the future of healthcare, reflecting on the shift from HMO to high-deductible PPO plans and the implications these changes have for patient care. "A lot of patients are afraid to say anything," Dr. Foz warns, addressing the issue of patients skimping on necessary treatments due to cost concerns, which could lead to deteriorating health.As this insightful session comes to an end, listeners are encouraged to approach their medical visits with inquisitive minds and to be aware of how their insurance affects healthcare decisions. Dr. Foz' closing thoughts serve as a reminder: "It's about fairness," advocating for health systems that not only strive for profit but truly prioritize patient care.To wrap up, this episode invites an ongoing conversation about navigating the complexities of doctor visits, and with a promise of more in-depth discussions to come, the hosts successfully maintain a balance between professionalism and approachability. As always, *Between Doctors and Friends* continues to be a vital resource in demystifyi Click to https://chatmosa.com/live/summary/NGVLYD0STNEZWQEJYOKICEID15070 to learn more about this episode and see the visuals being shared on the jumbotron.

  5. Jul 13 ·  Video

    Politics & Parasites

    In this fast-paced and wide-ranging episode of Between Doctors and Friends, our hosts brought their signature blend of sharp political commentary, medical expertise, and lighthearted banter to the week's most talked-about news.1. Breaking Political Headlines2. Surprising Medical Phenomena: Delivering While Asleep3. Public Health Warning: The Diarrhea Parasite OutbreakThe conversation opened with a somber look at the political landscape following the passing of South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham. The hosts reflected on his decades in public service, his impact on Capitol Hill, and the ripple effects his passing creates in Washington. Alongside this, the hosts evaluated the latest status of Senator Mitch McConnell, dissecting current leadership dynamics and what these high-profile shifts mean for national health and public policy moving forward.Transitioning into clinical commentary, the hosts tackled a astonishing medical story that left listeners in disbelief: women giving birth while asleep. The doctors explained how rapid labor (particularly in women who have had multiple prior pregnancies) can progress so quickly and smoothly that delivery occurs with minimal prior warning. The discussion balanced medical facts about uterine contractions with lighthearted awe at the human body's incredible adaptability.Shifting focus to public safety, the episode took a serious yet humorous turn to address a growing outbreak of Cyclospora—the microscopic parasite infamous for causing severe, explosive diarrhea and gastrointestinal distress through contaminated produce. The hosts broke down essential hygiene measures, reminding listeners to rigorously wash fruits and vegetables, practice diligent handwashing, and stay cautious when dining out. From the breaking passing of Senator Lindsey Graham and Mitch McConnell updates to wild medical cases of sleep-delivery and parasite warnings, we recap the week's biggest headlines with expert insight and humor. In this fast-paced and wide-ranging episode of Between Doctors and Friends, our hosts brought their signature blend of sharp political commentary, medical expertise, and lighthearted banter to the week's most talked-about news.1. Breaking Political Headlines2. Surprising Medical Phenomena: Delivering While Asleep3. Public Health Warning: The Diarrhea Parasite OutbreakThe conversation opened with a somber look at the political landscape following the passing of South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham. The hosts reflected on his decades in public service, his impact on Capitol Hill, and the ripple effects his passing creates in Washington. Alongside this, the hosts evaluated the latest status of Senator Mitch McConnell, dissecting current leadership dynamics and what these high-profile shifts mean for national health and public policy moving forward.Transitioning into clinical commentary, the hosts tackled a astonishing medical story that left listeners in disbelief: women giving birth while asleep. The doctors explained how rapid labor (particularly in women who have had multiple prior pregnancies) can progress so quickly and smoothly that delivery occurs with minimal prior warning. The discussion balanced medical facts about uterine contractions with lighthearted awe at the human body's incredible adaptability.Shifting focus to public safety, the episode took a serious yet humorous turn to address a growing outbreak of Cyclospora—the microscopic parasite infamous for causing severe, explosive diarrhea a Click to https://chatmosa.com/live/summary/IW6G8DFVJQ3K5CPSXTKACEID14947 to learn more about this episode and see the visuals being shared on the jumbotron.

  6. Jun 29 ·  Video

    Allergies, Sinus Care, and Real‑World Medicine

    This Summer Medical Series episode offers a thoughtful mix of medical guidance, personal reflection, and relatable storytelling. Dr. Rey and Dr. Foz continue to foster a welcoming space where listeners feel informed, supported, and part of a larger community. Listeners are invited to share their own experiences in the comments or connect through social media to keep the conversation going.To balance the weightier topics, the hosts close with lighthearted banter about funnel cakes, churros, and the joy of small indulgences. Their playful exchange underscores the value of humor and connection, even when discussing serious issues.The episode also addresses substance abuse within the medical field, touching on opioids and rising concerns around ketamine misuse. Dr. Foz reflects on the emotional pain many people carry, noting that substance abuse often stems from deeper psychological struggles. Both doctors reaffirm their commitment to ethical practice and remind listeners that many healthcare professionals work hard to uphold integrity.A more somber moment arrives when the Host shares the story of a family friend who struggled to access affordable care in the U.S. This leads to a candid conversation about the financial challenges patients face and the importance of travel insurance. Dr. Foz stresses that awareness of healthcare costs can make a meaningful difference during emergencies.Their discussion moves naturally into sinus infections, where they clarify the difference between viral and bacterial causes. Dr. Foz explains that most sinus infections are viral and do not require antibiotics unless symptoms last beyond ten days or worsen after initial improvement. Both hosts highlight nasal saline rinses as a simple, effective tool for chronic sinus care.The conversation opens with Dr. Rey recounting a late‑night delivery that set a relatable tone for the episode. The Host follows with a story about unexpected allergy symptoms triggered by a plumbing mishap in her office. Together, they break down how environmental triggers such as mold and pollen can spark allergic reactions, with Dr. Rey emphasizing that people can indeed be sensitive to mold growth.In this Summer Medical Series installment of Between Doctors and Friends, Dr. Rey and Dr. Foz guide listeners through a thoughtful blend of medical insight, personal storytelling, and honest reflections on the realities of healthcare. As always, both hosts bring their signature warmth, curiosity, and humor to every topic they explore.Disclaimer: Between Doctors and Friends is intended for entertainment and informational purposes only. While episodes feature board certified physicians, the content does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult your own doctor for personalized medical guidance. In the event of a medical emergency, dial 911 or your local emergency services immediately. A warm, candid episode where Dr. Rey and Dr. Foz share personal stories, unpack allergy and sinus issues, discuss healthcare costs, and reflect on substance abuse in medicine, all while keeping their signature humor and heart. This Summer Medical Series episode offers a thoughtful mix of medical guidance, personal reflection, and relatable storytelling. Dr. Rey and Dr. Foz continue to foster a welcoming space where listeners feel informed, supported, and part of a larger community. Listeners are invited to share their own experiences in the comments or connect through social media to ke Click to https://chatmosa.com/live/summary/2XSDYOX0E9D36B87S7PYCEID14880 to learn more about this episode and see the visuals being shared on the jumbotron.

  7. Jun 15 ·  Video

    Caffeine, Pregnancy & Emergencies

    Dr. Rey and Dr. Foz unpack caffeine habits, pregnancy myths, and real‑world emergency prep; mixing clinical insight with humor in this lively Summer Medical Series episode. In the latest installment of the *Between Doctors and Friends* podcast, titled "Summer Medical Series," hosts Dr. Rey, a board-certified OB-GYN, and Dr. Foz, a board-certified primary care physician, engage in a lively discussion that interweaves medical expertise with relatable anecdotes and candid insights.Highlights from the ConversationThe episode kicks off with light banter about caffeine consumption and its varied effects on individuals. Dr. Foz notes, "It really depends on you...if somebody's having trouble sleeping, we would recommend to restrict caffeine till no later than noon to 2 p.m." They explore the societal norms surrounding caffeine use, with Dr. Rey criticizing the culture of dependency it fosters. The discussion prompts a reflection on how poor sleep hygiene might be masked by caffeine intake, leading listeners to consider the importance of good sleep as a foundational health practice.Key Takeaways about Caffeine and Sleep- Personal Variation: The effects of caffeine can vary drastically from one person to another, highlighting the importance of individualized approaches to consumption.- A Call for Better Sleep Hygiene: Both doctors emphasize that prioritizing sleep and hydration can often reduce the need for stimulants like caffeine.Transitioning to pediatrics, the hosts briefly touch upon the implications of caffeine use amongst adolescents and the ongoing debates around its safety. Dr. Rey recalls her efforts to dissuade her children from consuming caffeinated products early in life, illustrating a common parental concern.Insights on Pregnancy and ComplicationsThe conversation pivots toward pregnancy, particularly fetal development as visualized through ultrasound. Dr. Rey discusses the normalcy of fetal movements during ultrasound scans, which she describes as "a good thing; you want an active baby in there." This leads to discussions about various pregnancy-related complications, emphasizing that pregnancy is a hypercoagulable state that can increase the risk of blood clots.Actionable Insights:- Women with known risk factors should be closely monitored during pregnancy.- The necessity of education, such as nutrition classes for diabetic pregnant patients, and how this can empower mothers-to-be.Dr. Pimple Popper and Medical AnecdotesOne surprising but lighthearted moment involved discussing Dr. Sandra Lee, popularly known as Dr. Pimple Popper. The hosts reflect on the significance of recognizing symptoms that may initially appear benign and tie it back to broader stroke awareness. Dr. Foz elaborates, "You can have little strokes that creep up on you," underlining the importance of regular blood pressure management, especially in the elderly.The Fun of Medical TriviaAttendees are treated to a fun segment where the hosts share their first experiences witnessing deliveries. Both Dr. Foz and Dr. Rey recount their moments as medical students, surprised by the sights and processes involved, showcasing both the awe and unexpectedness of their medical journeys.Closing ReflectionsAs the episode winds down, the hosts engage in playful hypotheticals about assisting with animal births in unusual circumstances, highlighting their comfort with medical practice while humorously recognizing the complexities and challenges of real-life emergency scenarios. The Click to https://chatmosa.com/live/summary/8VX4UNP1Y3G3SCN999ODCEID14879 to learn more about this episode and see the visuals being shared on the jumbotron.

  8. Jun 8 ·  Video

    Oranges, Illness & Cats

    Subscribe: https://chatmosa.com/profile/google/102824097751731567792/products/signup/prod5eccd299e67b45148e89b75b4c0cbed7 ​Drs. Foz and Rey dive into nutrition myths, the reality of doctor self-care, and sleep apnea dangers. The duo balances crucial health insights with a lighter look at Southern comfort food and pet ownership fears in this relatable, engaging episode Chatmosa Session - Oranges, Illness & Irrational Fears of Cat Ownership In this engaging Chatmosa session of "Between Doctors and Friends," hosts Dr. Foz and Dr. Rey, alongside their special guest Auntie Derek, navigated an eclectic mix of topics, from the nutritional benefits of oranges to the complexities of dealing with illness and the irrational fears surrounding pet ownership, particularly cats. This lively exchange offered listeners both informative content and a good dose of humor. Dr. Foz shared his recent experience of battling a cold, humorously noting, "When a doctor gets sick, usually we just manage it ourselves." He emphasized the common misconception regarding antibiotics: "If all you have is a cold, you don't need antibiotics." This sparked a discussion about vitamin C intake from oranges, which led to a mini exploration of juicing versus whole fruit consumption. Dr. Rey remarked, "You should probably just eat those oranges," stressing the importance of fiber over juice. As the conversation flowed, the hosts and Auntie Derek reminisced about their culinary adventures, particularly with breakfast favorites like biscuits and gravy and the debate between orange juice and iced tea. This lighthearted banter brought a homely feel to the session, with Auntie Derek and the doctors discussing local eateries and the joys of dining out, contributing to an overall engaging atmosphere. However, amidst the laughter, a more serious note arose regarding mental wellness and fears associated with pet ownership. Dr. Rey opened up about her daughter's longing for a cat, a topic that stirred a comical yet relatable conversation about the irrational fears that many people, including Auntie Derek, harbor towards cats. "I just have this irrational fear that the cat is going to pounce on me and scratch my face," she admitted, echoing sentiments of many cat apprehensive individuals. The discussion highlighted the importance of understanding these fears while also recognizing that, with proper socialization, cats can be loving companions. As the session delved into expert insights on handling cats, Dr. Foz provided valuable advice for potential cat owners, emphasizing the importance of adopting pets at the right age to ensure better behavior: "If you take them away too soon, they tend to be nippy and bitey." The conversation underscored the need for proper socialization and training for cats, a point echoed by Auntie Derek, who found common ground in her own fears and experiences. Towards the latter part of the session, a shift occurred as the conversation turned to medical topics, particularly focusing on sleep apnea. Dr. Rey posed pertinent questions regarding symptoms and solutions for this common yet often overlooked condition, leading to a rich dialogue on sleep health and its implications on overall well-being. Dr. Foz addressed the essential components of good sleep hygiene, noting, "Aim for at least seven hours and make sure you feel refreshed when you wake up." This session effectively blended practical medical ad Click to https://chatmosa.com/live/summary/76UM0PX3UW8R4HYMCLD8CEID14827 to learn more about this episode and see the visuals being shared on the jumbotron.

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What happens when you mix decades of friendship with a lifetime of medical expertise? You get Between Doctors and Friends. Join a close-knit group of girlfriends as they peel back the lab coat and get real about life, love, loss, and the wild world of healthcare. From "The Pitt" of labor and delivery to the latest headlines, it's an unfiltered, cozy, and often hilarious catch-up where no topic is off-limits and everyone is welcome at the table. Disclaimer: Between Doctors and Friends is intended for entertainment and informational purposes only. While episodes feature board certified physicians, the content does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult your own doctor for personalized medical guidance. In the event of a medical emergency, dial 911 or your local emergency services immediately.