How being a doctor is bad for you health (and your family)

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  • Опубліковано 18 лип 2014
  • A primary care physician reveals the damaging impact of the medical profession on his life and shares advice for medical students and other physicians who may be suffering. This video was filmed by GeVe at Dr. Pamela Wible's physician retreat. To learn more go to idealmedicalcare[dot]org.

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  • @Totalavulsion
    @Totalavulsion 4 роки тому +16

    The highest suicide rate of any profession.
    Just think about that for a moment.

  • @kwailcamp
    @kwailcamp Рік тому +6

    I really hope that everything worked out for this guy. He really tugs at my heartstrings because I too am a doctor who has been disillusioned with medicine for over 16 years. I have continued to tough it out because I am in a third world country where we earn very little and so money is the issue that keeps many of us trapped. Its amazing how long one can persevere through something that doesn't fulfill you or bring you happiness when there are limited options, bills to pay and dependents to care for....

  • @sueda2114
    @sueda2114 4 роки тому +17

    We are all in same game
    just different levels
    Dealing with the same hell
    just different devils
    Best wishes for you and all others in this corrupt system

  • @starcatcher5578
    @starcatcher5578 6 років тому +16

    I have a lot of compassion for doctors now.

    • @Medietos
      @Medietos 4 роки тому

      I would if they most of them had not maltreated me , made me ill and taken 39 years of my life. Not talking about their lack of knowledge,that is human, but of their deliberate harm, like withholding info and options,not examining me adequately and not searching until they find what is wrong, letting me manage the unmanageable alone for decades, AND blaming me for having many illneses on top of it, as if not gettingbhelp and being bullied and lied about in the journal wouldn't cause worsening. They could own and use some of all teh knowledge I gathered, and not throw me between talk of me being hopelessly ill to making my illness up. The latest let me be there for almost 1 hour, in which much useful could have been done together. He smiled and behaved calmly, seeming nice, sat writing a letter to me, instead of the Drs note, which was 1 of my 2 reasons for the visit, letting me talk alone, which causes me to space out because of CPTSD and extreme longterm sleep deprivation .
      He then got hard as he had finished writing and wanted me to leave. He said he couldn't mix into when there was a guardian, although I told him the guardian is unlawful. He had also mentioned that I 10 years prior had questioned his competence. I said No, I only questioned you activating that competence for me a s a patient.I have gone without treatment and help for those 10 years, he still expects me to be happy with him? This acute visit only confirmed that.I have had a stomach-ache since then, 2 months ago, since he lied, ridiculed, black-talks me in my journal, which I don't wish anymore of. Should I apologize for my remark? I have Aspergers and am extremely stressed in chronic burn-out stage 3, and have bad Anchylosing Spondylosis, unable to function perfectly, and needing to defend and speak up for myself as well as I can. He is well-liked by all he doesn't bully, is healthy and takes it easy, doesn't seem stressed at all.
      Shall I report him to get the bullying and withheld Dr care to stop, or will it only make it worse, seeing that I have a vicious guardianship on me? I miss my old Dr ,who was good..

  • @mohitshekam4712
    @mohitshekam4712 6 років тому +8

    I am a (student) doctor in India , and I can relate to this video personally , as if someone spoke what I couldn’t say till now

  • @suseq949
    @suseq949 3 роки тому

    I hope you are feeling good! Patients need caring drs like you. Thank you!

  • @betsyperez1395
    @betsyperez1395 8 років тому +7

    One more thing be smart before taking a job.

  • @istoppain62
    @istoppain62 4 місяці тому +1

    Doctors need to all go on strike for the way the profession has been run by insurance companies

  • @99F
    @99F 4 роки тому +3

    I am a NP and agree it's tough!!

    • @AwesomeConsoles
      @AwesomeConsoles 3 роки тому +2

      @@EmilyGlaser17 they serve the same role

  • @discoveringtobago6459
    @discoveringtobago6459 8 місяців тому

    Know how you feel

  • @betsyperez1395
    @betsyperez1395 8 років тому +4

    True but becoming a doctor is good you feel happy that you save a patients life and you win lots of money its a good job but its ok if you don't like a doctors job.

    • @katieb2098
      @katieb2098 4 роки тому +25

      You clearly don't work in healthcare

    • @LT-cy3uj
      @LT-cy3uj 4 роки тому +8

      if docs are happy why do they top the suicide list among professionals?
      docs "win lots of money"????!?!? on which planet does where does this happen?
      some docs make less than plumbers- then there's malpractice premiums student loan debt, mortgage- everyone has expenses but don't assume that all docs are loaded. take a look at administrators high salaries- you will faint
      its NOT ok for docs to NOT like their job- they and their patients get hurt

    • @LT-cy3uj
      @LT-cy3uj 4 роки тому +3

      @@katieb2098 agree. if docs are happy when they top the suicide list among professionals.
      betsy perez says docs "win lots of money" on which planet does where does this happen? some docs make less than plumbers- then there's malpractice premiums student loan debt, mortgage- everyone has expenses but don't assume that all docs are loaded. take a look at administrators high salaries- faint provoking
      its NOT ok for docs to NOT like their job- they and their patients get hurt

    • @scholaroftheworldalternatehist
      @scholaroftheworldalternatehist 2 роки тому +2

      Eh...money received after a boatload of debt and when your body is failing on you is not the best...immense stress that comes from handling people's life/death on regular