In this season finale of Happy Hour with Bundle Birth Nurses, we zoom out. From the history of obstetrics to the current realities of intervention, burnout, and rapid change, this episode explores where we’ve been, where we are, and where we’re headed as nurses. But beyond science and statistics, we dive into something deeper: identity. Who are you outside of your role, and how can discovering your core essence fuel a long, colorful, sustainable career in nursing? That’s all for season 7, see you in season 8 of Happy Hour with Bundle Birth Nurses!

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• MOVE Learning Retreat
• Connect My Manager
• Adult Friendships: Building Real Connection with Sarah & Justine podcast
• Physiologic Birth Class
• Pushing Class
• Speedy Inductions Class
• Mentorship Program

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In this jaw-dropping episode of Happy Hour with Bundle Birth Nurses, Sarah Lavonne sits down with Dr. John Ozimek to unpack a once-in-a-career case: a full-term abdominal ectopic pregnancy that defied every odd and expectation. What began as a positive pregnancy test and a growing ovarian mass quickly unfolded into a 37-week miracle. She had severe preeclampsia, a 22-pound tumor, massive hemorrhage, and a baby developing entirely outside the uterus. Dr. Ozimek walks us step-by-step through the clinical decision-making, the ethical weight of prioritizing maternal safety, and the power of a well-prepared, collaborative team in the face of the unprecedented. For labor and delivery nurses, this story is a masterclass in breaking complex crises into manageable components and a reminder of how we can function even in uncharted territory.

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• MOVE Learning Retreat
• CARE Framework Class
• ‘Miraculous Birth’ at Cedars-Sinai Delivers Holiday Joy
• Doctors delivery baby whil removing 22-pound tumor from mother

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In this vulnerable and powerful episode of Happy Hour with Bundle Birth Nurses, Sarah Lavonne opens up about one of the biggest challenges in nursing: navigating difficult provider communication. Inspired by a real voicemail from a new grad labor and delivery nurse, Sarah dives into how to handle being cut off, corrected at the bedside, or even yelled at, while still protecting professionalism and patient-centered care. Drawing from The Four Agreements, Crucial Conversations, and her own CARE Framework, she shares practical scripts, mindset shifts, and boundary-setting tools to help you approach high-stakes conversations with courage and clarity. This episode is an honest reminder that while we can’t control others, we can own our responses, regulate our emotions, and lead with respect.

Helpful Links:

• MOVE Learning Retreat
• The 4 Agreements book
• Crucial Conversations book
• CARE Framework Class
• Pushing Class
• Physiologic Birth Class
• Speedy Induction Class
• The Buzz Newsletter/Email List
• Bundle Birth Nurses Instagram

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