How can you make decisions about your healthcare if you don’t understand your options?
When you’re caring for someone who is living with cancer, dementia, or heart failure, there may come a point when the doctors ask you some tough questions:
“Do you want to place a feeding tube?“
“If their heart stops, do you want us to attempt CPR?“
“Have you considered hospice care?“
Wouldn’t it be nice to get a little guidance before making such a big decision?
Good news! You’ve come to the right place.

I created How To Train Your Doctor because I never want anyone to face big health care decisions alone or unprepared. My mission is to help you fully understand your situation and the choices in front of you so that you can confidently make medical decisions without regrets or second-guessing.
If you’re feeling a little lost, start with the blog posts to understand the type of content you’ll find here. After that, I recommend you pop over to the YouTube and Instagram pages to grow your medical literacy – and your confidence – even more.
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The Goals of Care Jump Starter is a personalized “cheat-sheet” that gives you the exact words to start talking to your doctor about your healthcare wishes.
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You got this!