I’d give general advice on it, and let them know that it’s not medical advice and best to get evaluated a professional that is an expert in that field as each patient and scenario is different and there aren’t blanket answers

You do not have to, but it would be a great way to start building a relationship with that person. You could explain why you liked their content and how their message is something you wanted to share with your audience. When creators post content publicly, they are hopeful to get shares and therefore more engagement with their posts, so you do not NEED to ask permission.

@CeCe Brown Great work! You got this! It is only a matter of time until you're living this reality!

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@Rozalyn Moore I'm impressed! I like your call to action at the end as well. You could try doing a short version and split test them to see which one the audience prefers!