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Behind The White Coat - Real Talk For Physician Spouses

Behind The White Coat - Real Talk For Physician Spouses

著者: Amanda
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Being married to medicine comes with challenges—long hours, relocations, and feeling like you’re navigating it all alone. That’s where this podcast comes in.

I’m sharing the things I wish someone had told me—how to survive medical training, juggle parenting, manage finances, and actually build a life you love. We’ll cover everything from making friends in a new city to understanding insurance, finding childcare, and staying connected as a couple.

Some episodes will be just me, sharing real stories and lessons learned. Other times, I’ll bring on expert guests—financial advisors, physician spouses, and those who’ve been through it all—to offer practical advice.

Most of all, this is a place for community. A space where you can feel understood, supported, and even laugh along the way. Because being married to medicine doesn’t mean doing it alone.

So grab a coffee (or wine!), and let’s talk about the real side of life Behind The White Coat.



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  • #36| How To Keep The Holidays Joyful When Medicine Disrupts The Schedule
    2025/12/22

    We name the hard parts of being married to medicine during the holidays and trade perfection for a plan that fits real life. From Big Three priorities to warm boundary scripts, we share ways to feel less alone, more present, and more connected.

    • expectations versus reality for physician families
    • emotional load and invisible work during the season
    • loneliness even in full houses
    • guilt over frustration and comparison
    • Big Three priorities to reduce stress
    • celebrate when you can, not when you should
    • planned micro-connection with a working spouse
    • kind boundary scripts with extended family
    • building a micro village for support
    • anchor traditions that are simple and repeatable

    If the holidays feel more complicated than cozy this year, you are not alone. This episode offers reassurance, practical tools, and a reminder that small, intentional moments still matter.

    If you enjoyed this episode, I would love for you to subscribe, leave a review, or share it with others.

    DM me on Instagram or email me at amanda@abtnhomes.com with your thoughts, topic ideas, questions, or even guest suggestions.

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    14 分
  • #35| How A Med Spouse Turned Survival Into Support For Families In Training
    2025/12/15

    We talk with Rachel Thibault about turning survival into growth during medical training, from having a baby during MS3 to supporting a new neurosurgery resident while working full-time. She shares practical systems, community-building steps, and a free guide for med spouses.

    • key moments from college to match and residency
    • baby during MS3 and specialty choice pressure
    • shift from comparison and martyr mindset to agency
    • work boundaries, four tens, and nanny share structure
    • nightly no-phone dinners and micro-rituals for connection
    • how the free med spouse survival guide helps partners
    • finding community fast after match and avoiding isolation
    • early-stage nonprofit to support residents in crisis
    • identity beyond roles in motherhood, marriage, and work
    • seasonal thinking, resilience, and paying it forward

    Grab Rachel’s free guides at Life of a MedSpouse on Instagram via the link in bio and follow for more information; 100% of proceeds from other products support the nonprofit creation.

    If you enjoyed this episode, I would love for you to subscribe, leave a review, or share it with others.

    DM me on Instagram or email me at amanda@abtnhomes.com with your thoughts, topic ideas, questions, or even guest suggestions.

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    29 分
  • #34| Beyond The Glamour Of Doctor Spouses
    2025/12/08

    We push past the “must be nice” stereotype of being married to a doctor and share the lived reality: late dinners, missed plans, debt, and deep pride. We reframe glamour as small wins, teamwork, and patience, and offer a weekly challenge to answer with grace and truth.

    • the “must be nice” myth and why it sticks
    • late cases, canceled plans, and solo events
    • financial pressure in training and early practice
    • invisible labor, loneliness, and emotional load
    • resilience, resourcefulness, and small wins
    • redefining glamour as alignment, rest, and presence
    • a script for graceful, honest responses
    • community, pride, and long‑view perspective

    Share it with another medical spouse who gets it, or feel free to tag me in stories, tell me what your version of glamorous looks like these days because I love to hear your real life moments.

    If you enjoyed this episode, I would love for you to subscribe, leave a review, or share it with others.

    DM me on Instagram or email me at amanda@abtnhomes.com with your thoughts, topic ideas, questions, or even guest suggestions.

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    8 分
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