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Sweet FINA baby💕
Dr. D just can’t hide that smile!
It’s Nurse Practitioner Week!
Every year during the month of November, all over the nation we recognize our wonderful nurse practitioners and the vital role they play in ensuring health and well-being.
Here at FINA, we are so incredibly thankful for our two nurse practitioners, Kendra and Joan. They both go the extra mile and work so hard each and every day.
Kendra and Joan, thank you for all you do! We appreciate you so very much!
Happy Veterans Day!
To all the veterans and their families, thank you for your service!
We appreciate you!
A patient shares about her experience…
A patient recently shared her experience on Google…
“I have so many wonderful things I could say about FINA, Dr. Davenport, NP Kendra, and the rest of the team. I work in healthcare and have never seen a clinic run so smoothly, efficiently, and just provide an overall pleasurable experience at every visit (which could be multiple times per week).
The office staff was always kind and welcoming, if I ever had an insurance issue billing helped me resolve it quickly. They answer the phones (a luxury) and make sure to get you in for all of the timely appts. Kendra is a superhuman and made me feel so comfortable and taken care of. She welcomed my thoughts and ideas and told me I was in the driver seat and she was here to help us along the way. I never felt pressure to take any steps I was not ready to take.
I wish I could continue going to FINA for my OB care. Dr. Davenport definitely knows what he is doing and was able to quickly identify the cause of my infertility and make recommendations that led to our success. We feel so blessed to have been referred here! Would recommend to all!”
Thank you so much for such kind and thoughtful words.
Your pregnancy loss matters even if…
Your pregnancy loss matters even if:
+ No one knew you were pregnant
+ You never heard a heartbeat
+ You have other children
+ It happened a long time ago
+ You feel fine now
+ It happens to a lot of women
+ It was your first loss
+ You’ve gone on to have healthy pregnancies
Your grief is valid and we are here for you.
Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day
Each year on October 15, Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day is a time for parents, families, and individuals to acknowledge their grief and honor the lives of the precious babies they have lost due to miscarriage, stillbirth, or neonatal death.
This day also aims to raise awareness about the emotional challenges faced by those who have experienced pregnancy and infant loss and to promote support and compassion within communities.
A patient’s FINA story…♥
“My husband and I had to move to another state, 10 hours from Huntsville. I really hope that in this state I will find a doctor as good and highly professional as Dr. Davenport. The team at the clinic is wonderful, they responded promptly to all requests and always helped, even when we had already moved to another state. Thank you for everything, Dr. Davenport and team!”
Thank you for sharing your FINA story! Wishing you all the best on your continued journey.
Pregnancy & Infant Loss Awareness Month
October is Pregnancy & Infant Loss Awareness Month. This is a time when we can show support to the many families who have suffered such a tragic loss.
While child loss may be a more common occurrence than people think, there are still far too many families that face the devastating moments alone, desperate for support before, during or after the loss of a baby.
To all the families who have experienced this loss, we are so sorry. You are loved and supported, and your baby will never be forgotten.
March is Endometriosis Awareness Month
Did you know that endometriosis affects about 176 million women (or 10%) worldwide? 24 to 50% of women who experience infertility have endometriosis.
This fertility health issue happens when cells or tissues similar to the tissues that form the uterine lining relocate and begin to grow outside the uterus. Endometriosis can grow in and on the ovaries, fallopian tubes, bowel, and other organs of the pelvic cavity.
It takes on average 7.5 years from when #endometriosis symptoms start to get a proper diagnosis.
This is why awareness is so important.