It shouldn’t be controversial to make your own healthcare decisions!!

Informed consent has become a buzz word for no good reason.

When it comes to informed consent, I personally follow 2 rules:

Ask all the questions.
Don’t make quick decisions.

I hesitate.

About everything.

If I don’t feel 100% peaceful about something, I don’t do it. You’ll hear my shocking realization about where that response may have been birthed in this interview as I figure it out myself while talking with Alexandra.

Hesitancy.

There’s another word that should be positive or neutral unless you’re a military

Alexandra is the real deal, so knowledgeable and so generous with her knowledge. You’ll hear her talk about a course she has on her website to help you develop the skill of researching product inserts, and not only is it free, but you DON’T even have to put in your email address!

Huge thanks to Alexandra for all her research and for sharing it with us. Visit her at justtheinserts.com.

Resources We Mention about Informed Consent for Parents

Is medical trauma affecting your health?
What is medical gaslighting, and what can you do about it?
Understanding direct primary care, a patient-centered approach
Visit Alexandra’s website, Just the Inserts and look into the free course (with audio available in English and Spanish) here.
Grab her book Well Considered at the Just the Inserts shop or read the first chapter for free
Follow Alexandra on social media: @justtheinserts or @justthealternatives on Instagram, or @justtheinserts on X.

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