Ep 32 | The Tension Between Medicine and Faith: Hannah Morgan’s Journey of Advocacy and Hope (Part Two)
In Part Two of Hannah Morgan’s journey, the story moves from despair to resilience. With faith as her compass, Hannah navigated years of setbacks, new therapies, and near-death moments that tested her resolve. Today, as a mother and author of The Vile, she shares how hope and advocacy transformed her hardest chapters into sacred beginnings.
Inside this episode:
The turning point that helped Hannah begin healing
How faith, persistence, and community support carried her forward
The cost of speaking openly about vaccine injury in a polarized culture
What Hannah wants every parent (especially mothers) to know about informed consent and trusting their instincts
This powerful conclusion will encourage you to honor your voice, fight for transparency, and lean into the faith that sustains you when medicine falls short.
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Ep 31 | The Tension Between Medicine and Faith: Hannah Morgan’s Journey of Advocacy and Hope (Part One)
What happens when medicine doesn’t have the answers you need, but your faith calls you to keep going? In this first half of Hannah Morgan’s story, you’ll hear how a young woman’s health unraveled after a routine vaccine, and how she and her family fought to be heard.
Inside this episode:
Hannah’s sudden health collapse at age 17 after the HPV vaccine
The maze of specialists, dismissals, and a system unprepared to help
The moments when her faith became her only anchor in the midst of doubt
Why her story raises deeper questions about transparency, trust, and informed consent
If you’ve ever felt dismissed in a medical setting or struggled to reconcile your faith with your healthcare choices, Hannah’s story will resonate deeply. This episode isn’t about answers, but about the courage to keep asking questions and the strength to keep holding on.
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Ep 30 | The Invisible Nudge: How Your Medical Decision is Being Influenced
What if the biggest influence on your medical decisions isn’t what’s said out loud, but what’s happening silently in the background?
This episode is the final part of our 5-part series, The Empowered Mom’s Guide to Medical Advocacy. We uncover the subtle “nudges” built into the medical system that can steer your decisions without you even realizing it. These influences aren’t always malicious, but they are powerful, and every mom deserves to know how to spot them.
Inside this episode, you’ll learn:
The psychology of why “nudges” are so effective in high-pressure medical settings
Common ways providers and systems frame information that shifts your choices
Practical strategies to pause and recognize when you’re being steered
How to bring the conversation back to informed consent and real options
Why noticing these invisible nudges is the first step to reclaiming your voice in the exam room
If you’ve ever left an appointment wondering, “Did I really choose that, or was I guided into it?” this episode will give you clarity and tools to slow down, notice the influence, and stand firm in making decisions that reflect your values.
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Ep 29 | Finding Calm After Collective Trauma: Healing Tools with Dr. Rachel and Dr. Carly from Kale Blossom
We're pressing pause on our current podcast series, because millions of us witnessed something we never thought we’d see in real time; a political assassination streamed straight to our phones. No matter your views, moments like this leave behind a shared weight of shock, grief, and disorientation. For moms especially, it can feel impossible to stay grounded while caring for our families and holding space for our children.
In this episode of Well Considered, Alexandra is joined by Dr. Rachel and Dr. Carly from Kale Blossom one week after the assassination to explore practical ways to process collective trauma and reclaim a sense of calm. Together, we share gentle yet powerful tools for nervous system regulation, emotional processing, and rediscovering balance in the days after tragedy.
You won’t find political commentary here. Just compassionate conversation and actionable strategies to help you move from shock toward steadiness. Whether you felt this event deeply or you’re simply carrying the cumulative stress of today’s world, these insights will guide you toward healing.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
Why collective trauma affects us all
Simple tools for restoring balance and calming the nervous system
How to create space for your own healing while supporting your family
Steps to move forward with resilience and hope
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Ep 28 | When the Experts Disagree: How to Trust Yourself in a Sea of Conflicting Advice
What do you do when two “experts” give completely different answers about your health (or your child’s health)? Do you follow the credential, the confidence, or your own gut?
This episode of Well Considered is Part Four of our 5-part series, The Empowered Mom’s Guide to Medical Advocacy. We tackle one of the hardest parts of medical decision-making: navigating conflicting advice. Because in today’s world, it’s not a matter of if you’ll encounter it, but when.
Inside this episode, you’ll learn:
Why even highly trained professionals can disagree on the “right” choice
How to recognize when advice is incomplete, biased, or influenced by system pressures
A practical framework for slowing down and asking clarifying questions before deciding
The role of your own intuition, values, and lived experience in making confident choices
Why informed consent means you don’t need to blindly pick a side
If you’ve ever felt torn between two experts, overwhelmed by a flood of opinions, or afraid of making the “wrong” decision, this episode will help you reclaim your footing. It’s about learning to pause, ask, and discern, so you can move forward with clarity and peace.
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Medical decisions can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re faced with conflicting advice, rushed conversations, and the weight of making the best choice for your family. It’s easy to feel pressured, unsure, or even second-guess yourself—but making informed choices doesn’t have to be confusing or stressful.
Welcome to Well Considered—the podcast that brings clarity and confidence to the medical decision-making process.
I’m Alexandra, and in each episode, we’ll explore credible and transparent resources to help you move forward with knowledge and confidence—because you deserve to make well-considered medical decisions.
Subscribe now for thoughtful conversations, expert insights, and the clarity you need to make the best choices for you and your family.
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