EPISODE · Jun 18, 2026 · 12 MIN
Why Faith Belongs in the Exam Room: What 28 Years in Medicine Taught Me
from Hormones, Health & Faith with Sharon Lemoine · host Sharon Lemoine
📌 Book a Consultation: gigharbormedicalspa.com/book-now/After 28 years in medicine and over 100,000 patients, I am more sure of this than anything else in my clinical career: faith belongs in the exam room.Nobody in my field says it out loud. I have decided to stop waiting for permission.In this episode, I'm going to share my full story, what I believe that medicine never taught me, and why it changes everything about the way I treat people.⏱️ TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Why Faith Belongs in the Exam Room: What 28 Years in Medicine Taught Me1:24 Part 1: Growing up watching her mother's diet cycle 2:25 Part 2: The diagnosis that broke the first half open 4:34 Part 3: When control stopped being enough 5:49 Part 4: What faith actually does in a treatment plan 8:04 Part 5: The questions she asks that no intake form has 10:00 Part 6: What she wants you to carry out of this episode❓ QUESTIONS ANSWEREDQ: Is it appropriate for a healthcare provider to bring faith into medicine? A: After nearly three decades in practice, the patients who achieve the most durable results are almost always the ones with a reason for their health that outlasts short-term motivation. Faith gives people a reason to keep showing up when it gets hard. That is not a lifestyle preference. That is a clinical observation.Q: Why do some patients have the right diagnosis and treatment plan and still not improve? A: There is almost always a motivational gap underneath the clinical picture. Patients who are doing the health work to chase a social standard or gain someone's approval tend to stop when it gets hard. The ones who are doing it for something bigger than the number on the scale tend to keep going.Q: Why did Sharon Lemoine leave corporate healthcare? A: Corporate medicine gives providers roughly seven minutes per patient. That is enough time to hand someone a lab result and move on. It is not enough time to understand what a person is actually carrying. She built a concierge practice because she wanted to have the real conversation.📱 RESOURCES Website: gigharbormedicalspa.com Book a Consultation: gigharbormedicalspa.com/book-now/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theconciergenp_/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GHMedicalspa YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@SharonLemoine-ARNP🔔 Subscribe for straight answers about hormones, perimenopause, and women's health from a nurse practitioner with 28 years in medicine and over 100,000 patients treated. New episodes every week.ABOUT SHARON LEMOINE, ARNP: Sharon Lemoine is a board-certified Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner (ARNP, FNP-C) with 28 years in medicine and over 100,000 patients treated. She is the founder of Gig Harbor Medical Spa and Concierge Medicine in Washington State, specializing in hormone optimization, perimenopause and menopause care, functional medicine, weight loss, and peptide therapy. As a Type 1 diabetic, thyroid cancer survivor, and woman navigating surgical menopause herself, Sharon brings both clinical expertise and lived experience to every episode. She believes your body is a gift worth honoring, and that you are in control of your health.#Perimenopause #HormoneHealth #WomensHealthOver40 #MenopauseSymptoms #FunctionalMedicineSharon Lemoine, ARNPGig Harbor Medical Spa11515 Burnham Dr Suite 105, Gig Harbor, WA 98332(253) 649-3916https://gigharbormedicalspa.com
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📌 Book a Consultation: gigharbormedicalspa.com/book-now/ After 28 years in medicine and over 100,000 patients, I am more sure of this than anything else in my clinical career: faith belongs in the exam room. Nobody in my field says it out loud. I have decided to stop waiting for permission. In this episode, I'm going to share my full story, what I believe that medicine never taught me, and why it changes everything about the way I treat people. ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Why Faith Belongs i...
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