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I know that talking about hospice can feel scary, but I want to be honest with you — planning for care that honors your life and values isn’t giving up. It’s about making sure your wishes are heard, your comfort is prioritized, and your loved ones aren’t left guessing. I’ve seen so many people wait too long to ask questions because of fear, and I want to help you start this conversation today. Your life matters, and your care should reflect that. 💛
If you’ve ever wondered what hospice really means, or how it can support you and your family, this video is for you. Let’s break the stigma together and make sure every step of care feels compassionate and intentional.

Sometimes patients and family members don’t know how to speak up for themselves — and that can change everything.
Self-advocacy isn’t just confidence; it’s healthcare literacy in action.
When we learn to use our voice in real time, we create better health outcomes and move closer to true health equity.
Every voice deserves to be heard — especially yours.
Dr. Sherika Newman, DO

Life is rushing by faster than ever. I’m finding power in the pauses. In stillness, we hear what truly matters. 🌅
What is one small moment today where you can stop and just be?

Dr. Newman here, and today we’re busting the biggest menopause myths!

❌ Weight gain is NOT guaranteed.
❌ Hot flashes are NOT all day, every day.
❌ Your s*x life is NOT over.

The truth? With the right care, support, and perspective, you can thrive through menopause.

You got this, girl!

Every patient has a story. Every voice deserves to be heard.
Self-advocacy is the bridge to health equity — especially for vulnerable populations.
It helps healthcare workers see YOU, not stereotypes. And when care is tailored to the individual, outcomes improve for everyone. 💙
➡️ Ready to be heard and supported? Book your patient advocacy appointment with Doctor in the Family today!
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