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Book Review
Women's Stories about Unnecessary Hysterectomy by Lise Cloutier-Steele
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Millions of Unnecessary Hysterectomies:
In Misinformed
Consent, by Lise Cloutier-Steele has joined other survivors to speak out
about the prejudices and the traumas that accompanied their hysterectomies. In
combining their moving personal stories, the women of Misinformed Consent hope to:
“In
order to ensure that we and our physicians become better informed, this
poignant book begins with a strong demand for change and ends with a
comprehensive list of resources that will help women better protect
themselves.” -- Jane Pincus Co-author of Our Bodies, Ourselves for the New Century, Lise Cloutier-Steele
is a communications specialist and a professional writer and editor, who has
herself had a traumatic experience with hysterectomy. She is the author of Living and Learning with a Child Who Stutters and the recipient of the Canada 125 Award in recognition of a significant
contribution to the community for her volunteer efforts to help
the parents of children who stutter. Her
appearances include Canada AM, Women’s Television Network, The Phil
Donahue Show, The Body and Health Show, and several other media to talk about
the important topic of unnecessary hysterectomy in North America. Misinformed Consent includes
a foreword by Dr. Stanley T. West of
New York, a reproductive medicine specialist, and the author of
The Hysterectomy Hoax. It also includes an overview by Mary Anne Wyatt
(SU member) of Massachusetts, a
researcher in molecular biology and electrochemistry. Journalists: To arrange for an interview with Lise Cloutier-Steele, Dr. Stanley West, or Mary Anne Wyatt, please contact the publisher at
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