Discussing Pregnancy & Postpartum with my OB/GYN, Dr. Nerissa Guballa from NewYork-Presbyterian Alexandra Cohen Hospital for Women and Newborns & Weill Cornell Medicine

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🗓️ 11 February 2022

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Summary

In this episode, I am joined by my OB/GYN, Dr. Nerissa Guballa, from NewYork-Presbyterian Alexandra Cohen Hospital for Women and Newborns & Weill Cornell Medicine, to chat about how she became interested in her field, questions to ask your doctor when trying to conceive, the birthing experience and the changes our bodies go through, postpartum care, and much more. Plus, we answer questions submitted by the Freckled Foodie family and candidly chat about my birthing experience.

Key Takeaway / Points:

Suggested conversations to have with your doctor when starting the process of trying to conceive
The physical changes a body goes through during pregnancy and postpartum and how long that recovery phase really is
Postpartum care and the standard of having one appointment at six-weeks
Properly advocating for your care
Doulas in the delivery room
My birthing experience

The instructors with programs focused on postpartum pelvic floor that I mention: Kara Duval (freckledfoodie for 15% off), Megan Roup, and Dr. Alli Cain

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0:00.0	Hello, Frickled Foodie fam. I am so excited to share today's episode with my OBGYN, Dr.
0:06.3	Narissa Gubala. We chat about why she became an OBGYN, my delivery experience, general postpartum
0:13.3	care, and answer a bunch of your questions. As you'll see in this episode, she is truly amazing.
0:20.2	I am so fortunate to have her as my doctor over the past four years as she is an example of the
0:24.7	incredible care New York Presbyterian offers. This episode is in partnership with New York Presbyterian
0:30.4	and their mission to help us all stay amazing. As I mentioned in this episode, I have been a
0:35.2	New York Presbyterian patient since the day I entered this world all the way up until today.
0:41.0	I have gone there for my general care, my post-accident care, my neurology appointments,
0:46.3	my gynecology appointments, and most importantly, Liam's delivery. I'd like to say that I am the
0:51.5	prime example of how New York Presbyterian is there from the everyday to the extraordinary.
0:57.2	2022 is all about staying amazing through our mind, body, and soul, and New York Presbyterian is
1:02.5	there to help us with that. So without further ado, let's get into the interview with Dr. Gubala.
1:21.9	Dr. Gubala, I am so excited to have you on here and my community is also pumped because they
1:37.8	know you from the not infamous, but like the video I posted of you telling us the sex of our baby
1:44.4	on my like house phone on speaker. And you're like, I've been waiting for you to call me back.
1:51.6	Well, lady, it was like a Saturday morning like, what the heck, man? Where are you?
1:56.4	It was you want to know what you're having? This is what it was. It was at night, but you had called me
2:02.1	and I was at my parents' house and I don't get cell service there. So you emailed me being like,
2:06.5	I tried calling you and like called me back, but I didn't have your cell phone number at the time.
2:11.6	So I was like, how do I call you back? And then I tried calling the office, but of course,
2:16.2	you guys went there and it was right around when we were waiting for the election results.
2:20.9	So I was pacing in like kitchen, like, what is happening in this world? And then also,
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