Anna talks with Dr. Nishtha Sareen, medical director of the medical heart program at Ascension St. Thomas Hospital in Nashville.   There are conditions that affect women disproportionately to men, for example microvascular disease.  She tells us that exercise and healthy eating are more likely to benefit women than men. Also, certain heart conditions can occur during and after pregnancy.  One program they've started is Wednesday work out involving chair yoga. 

More information is available online at Women's Heart.

Anna talks with Dr. Nishtha Sareen, medical director of the medical heart program at Ascension St. Thomas Hospital in Nashville.&nbsp; &nbsp;There are conditions that affect women disproportionately to men, for example microvascular disease.&nbsp; She tells us that exercise and healthy eating are more likely to benefit women than men. Also, certain heart conditions can occur during and after pregnancy.&nbsp; One program they've started is Wednesday work out involving chair yoga.&nbsp;
More information is available online at <a href="https://healthcare.ascension.org/specialty-care/cardiology/why-ascension/tnnas-nashville-tn-womens-heart-care">Women's Heart.</a>

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Women's Heart Health

For most of our lives, there's been stigma and misinformation about women's pelvic floor disorders. It is common, but not NORMAL for a woman to experience leakage, pain and other issues. But if no one talks about it, it can't be treated. Dr. Lisa Jambusaria, MD, FACOG, is an urogynecologist with Ascension Saint Thomas in Nashville and Murfreesboro and she's our guest today. She's board-certified in Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery and talks about pelvic floor disorders that affect 1 in 3 women.  Dr. Jambusaria shares signs and symptoms that women often ignore or are embarrassed to talk about, as well as non-surgical and minimally invasive surgical treatments that are now available to you, locally. You'll want to listen and share this one with every woman you know.  

For most of our lives, there's been stigma and misinformation about women's pelvic floor disorders. It is common, but not NORMAL for a woman to experience leakage, pain and other issues. But if no one talks about it, it can't be treated. Dr. Lisa Jambusaria, MD, FACOG, is an urogynecologist with Ascension Saint Thomas in Nashville and Murfreesboro and she's our guest today. She's board-certified in Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery and talks about pelvic floor disorders that affect 1 in 3 women.&nbsp; Dr. Jambusaria shares signs and symptoms that women often ignore or are embarrassed to talk about, as well as non-surgical and minimally invasive surgical treatments that are now available to you, locally. You'll want to listen and share this one with every woman you know. &nbsp;

Learning About Women's Pelvic Floor Health

Anna talks with Brandon Dyce, President & CEO of the Pet Community Center in Nashville.   With so many animal shelters experiencing an emergency overflow of unwanted pets, Pet Community Center's mission is to work on PREVENTIVE care for pets, including low-cost spay and neuter, vet services, vaccines and more... but work on a sliding scale. You can get your pets vaccinated there, and pay probably less than you are now. Even if you pay full price, you're supporting someone else who can't afford it, but needs to be able to take care of their pets. 

Anna talks with&nbsp;Brandon Dyce,&nbsp;President &amp; CEO of the&nbsp;<a href="https://www.petcommunitycenter.org/">Pet Community Center</a>&nbsp;in Nashville.&nbsp; &nbsp;With so many animal shelters experiencing an emergency overflow of unwanted pets, Pet Community Center's mission is to work on PREVENTIVE care for pets, including low-cost spay and neuter, vet services, vaccines and more... but work on a sliding scale. You can get your pets vaccinated there, and pay probably less than you are now. Even if you pay full price, you're supporting someone else who can't afford it, but needs to be able to take care of their pets.&nbsp;

How to Save a Pet in Middle TN

ShowerUp provides healthful, clean opportunities for those experiencing homelessness in Nashville, TN with mobile showers and personal hygiene necessities. Their mission is to build relationships, restore hope and dignity, to those in those in need in our city by providing them with shower services and personal care. ShowerUp volunteers make people experiencing homelessness feel "seen" and "known". 

The non-profit started in Nashville, and has since spread to other cities.
In this Focus Interview, ShowerUp's Executive Director, Paul Schmitz, says they're grateful for the opportunity to continue to serve in Middle TN!

Click HERE to find out how to help, and to stay updated you can follow their ShowerUp  Facebook and Instagram pages!

<a href="https://showerup.org/nashville/">ShowerUp&nbsp;</a>provides healthful, clean opportunities for those experiencing homelessness in Nashville, TN with mobile showers and personal hygiene necessities. Their mission is to build relationships, restore hope and dignity, to those in those in need in our city by providing them with shower services and personal care.&nbsp;<a href="https://showerup.org/nashville/">ShowerUp</a>&nbsp;volunteers make people experiencing homelessness feel "seen" and "known".&nbsp;
The non-profit started in Nashville, and has since spread to other cities. In this Focus Interview,&nbsp;<a href="https://showerup.org/nashville/">ShowerUp</a>'s Executive Director, Paul Schmitz, says they're grateful for the opportunity to continue to serve in Middle TN! Click&nbsp;<a href="https://showerup.org/nashville/">HERE</a>&nbsp;to find out how to help, and to stay updated you can follow their ShowerUp&nbsp;<a href="https://www.facebook.com/showerup">&nbsp;Facebook</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href="https://www.instagram.com/showerupnashville/">Instagram</a>&nbsp;pages!

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