Dr. Tabatha Barber says patients should listen to their bodies when something feels wrong and not give up if dismissed. She runs her medical practice with her husband, weaving Christian faith into daily decisions and patient care for women.
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That was, it's just such a remarkable thing. It's like, again, the body's obviously telling us something is wrong. You have to listen to it. And if you're being dismissed, don't give up. Don't give up. Like you guys said at the beginning of this, God is putting the people out there who can help you, who will help you, so don't give up.
I love that you pray for your patients and you are thinking about that when you're taking care of them. I would love to know how else does your faith show up with caring for women, with running your medical practice with your husband? Because like you, I just do everything for the Lord now, and I don't know how not to. And I know that women are listening right now, and there's a few of them who are just feeling drawn to you because they're supposed to work with you. So how does your faith, um, activate all of this?