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What People Are Saying About A Woman's Journey:

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What is the most valuable thing about A Woman's Journey:

  • What a wonderful experience "A Woman's Journey" provided!  I found everything about it invigorating, helpful and most of all, friendly and delightfully professional.
  • What is the most valuable to me?  The ability to earn continuing education credits and the ability to get brief overviews of a variety of current women's health issues in a concise, pleasant environment.
  • The day - gives me a chance to learn; be inspired to make changes; to have discussions with others; to be grateful for my health; and appreciate the importance of good health care.
  • The updated information about new topics, and the knowledge and credentials of speakers. The hardest thing to do was to choose which topic to hear!
  • Learning about the latest treatment modalities in medicine, and a day for dedicated for my personal growth and development.
  • To see so many women (outside of healthcare profession) participating in a conference to improve their health (being so pro-active).
  • Drawing awareness to preventative health issue for women nutrition, exercise, etc. Encouraging & empowering women to take better care of themselves - mind body and spirit!
  • Getting up to date information on diseases and how they present and are treated in women.
  • The variety of health toics from which to choose and then to hear 1st class medical professionals--followed by excellent Q & A with audience.
  • All of it was interesting and so valuable.  I wish I could have gone to all the presentations.
  • The women's perspective - special issues that are seldom emphasized in general literature.
  • Individual sessions with doctors.
  • Keeping up to date on medical issues pertinent to women.
  • A great fellowship among women.
  • The possibilities of what "I" can do after hearing so much wonderful information.
  • When going to a seminar, you always want to walk away with additional knowledge on a health issue.  At this I did - Excellent!


Letting Women Help Themselves, Baltimore Sun, Sunday November 04, 2007

Baltimore Sun, Sunday November 04, 2007
Hopkins conference offers attendees in-depth information on oft-neglected health issues.

 
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What People are Saying...

“The day gives me a chance to learn, to be inspired to make changes, to have discussions with others, to be grateful for my health, and appreciate the importance of good health care.”

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