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Laura Nelson, Owner of A-List Accounting in Panama City, Florida discusses how to deduct your fertility medical expenses from your personal income taxes.  She reveals a number of tax deductions that are frequently missed by patients. “People have fertility medical expenses or who are expecting a baby within the fiscal year can really benefit from our tax review process,” Nelson said. “We can help people know how to organize their finances so that they can reduce tax liabilities and place themselves in  healthy financial position.” Donations can be made at http://gofundme.com/healthcarehumanize# The first 15 podcasts are unique.  I'm sure when you hear them you will understand why these stories had to be heard. Then, the show will settle down into a standardized format.

LaShana is a Gold Star military wife.  Her husband was killed during Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan.  She turned tragedy into triumph when she opened her own business, The Event Room in Fort Walton Beach, Florida after his death.  She has appeared on The Steve Harvey Show as a finalist for The World's Greatest Mom.  She was diagnosed with blocked Fallopian tubes and she shares her story and experiences on Healthcare Humanized.  The Event Room will give donors who donate as little as $1.00 use of her elegant space for baby showers or birthday parties for their children a 20% discount . “I am supporting this podcast because I had fertility challenges,” says Douville, “after I lost my husband, I saw it as another tragedy I had to face alone.  The Event Room would like to support others, Moms and Dads, who have overcome fertility challenges."  Donations can be made at http://gofundme.com/healthcarehumanize# The first 15 podcasts are unique.  I'm sure when you hear them you will understand why these stories had to be heard. Then, the show will settle down into a standardized format.

Deanna Wharwood is the host and producer of Healthcare Humanized. She spent years as a specialist in a fertility labs and has personal experience working with patients and physicians. She also underwent two years of cancer treatment, including 12 surgeries. As a cancer survivor, broadcaster, military veteran, mother, and healthcare insider, she has unique experience and the personality that enables her to draw doctors and patients together in a conversation that increases understanding, respect, and connectedness.  The need for the Healthcare Humanized podcast program: Few things can compare to the pain of being unable to have a child. Some infertility is due to hormone imbalance, others because of physiological conditions, and others may be created because of a lack of awareness or knowledge. "A person could receive a cancer diagnosis, and in the flurry of decisions and tests, the patient may not realize their cancer treatments can also make it impossible for them to have a child," Wharwood said. "Our program will inform, provide stories, resources and help people across the world seeking the latest information at the time they need it the most: just before or just after their initial diagnosis." The podcast series will allow patients and physicians as guests to share their insights recommendations, and experiences on a broad range of topics related to fertility, treatments, tests, and their relationships with patients.  We invite patients and providers to share their stories, experiences, and pose questions so that others can listen, learn, and connect with those undergoing similar experiences.  Donations to keep the show on the air can be made at http://gofundme.com/healthcarehumanize# The first 15 podcasts are unique.  I'm sure when you hear them you will understand why these stories had to be heard. Then, the show will settle down into a standardized format.