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What Women Are
Sarah Denny Lorio
25 episodes
1 day ago
What Women Are is a podcast that celebrates the hidden strength and beauty of the many "ordinary" women of the world. Dr. Sarah Denny Lorio, a bioethicist focusing in women's health, welcomes women of all ages to the table as she highlights both their stories and their passions. Whether in interview or solo form, each episode offers you reflections for your own journey as well as deep insights into hormonal health, restorative reproductive medicine, and the philosophy and ethics that shape our understanding of what it truly means to be a woman. For more information, visit whatwomenare.com
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What Women Are is a podcast that celebrates the hidden strength and beauty of the many "ordinary" women of the world. Dr. Sarah Denny Lorio, a bioethicist focusing in women's health, welcomes women of all ages to the table as she highlights both their stories and their passions. Whether in interview or solo form, each episode offers you reflections for your own journey as well as deep insights into hormonal health, restorative reproductive medicine, and the philosophy and ethics that shape our understanding of what it truly means to be a woman. For more information, visit whatwomenare.com
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4: The Gift of You Being You
What Women Are
37 minutes 58 seconds
11 months ago
4: The Gift of You Being You

Do you need a refreshing take on habits with this new year? If so, please join me and Sr. Tracey Dugas, FSP, as we discuss the importance of understanding spiritual concepts like Acedia (spiritual sloth; apathy), the role of hope in overcoming challenges, and the integration of habits into daily life.

If you need a bit of encouragement or a helpful reminder of the importance of self-care, then this conversation is for you. Sr. Tracey shares here the power of living with purpose amidst pain and the profound impact we can have, even when our only gift is that of simply being present to those around us.

Some goodies to take away from this episode…

  • New habits can be spiritually and emotionally transformative.
  • Acedia represents a spiritual sadness that can hinder our growth.
  • Hope is essential in overcoming feelings of inadequacy.
  • Integrating habits into daily life requires intentionality and self-awareness.
  • Finding beauty in small moments can nourish the soul.
  • Self-care is crucial for being present to others.
  • Living with purpose can help navigate through pain and challenges.
  • The quality of our gifts to others is influenced by our self-care practices.
  • Being present to ourselves allows us to better serve others.
  • Every act of love, no matter how small, is a powerful gift.


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What Women Are Show Notes:

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What Women Are
What Women Are is a podcast that celebrates the hidden strength and beauty of the many "ordinary" women of the world. Dr. Sarah Denny Lorio, a bioethicist focusing in women's health, welcomes women of all ages to the table as she highlights both their stories and their passions. Whether in interview or solo form, each episode offers you reflections for your own journey as well as deep insights into hormonal health, restorative reproductive medicine, and the philosophy and ethics that shape our understanding of what it truly means to be a woman. For more information, visit whatwomenare.com