This Doctor’s Birthing Experience Taught Her a Valuable Lesson About Medical Gaslighting

[@tgqueen73]

This show resonated on so many levels for me as a patient, care advocate. Doula and warrior.
Ibhave been advocating for family since age 6, my mother is Deaf, and I being the eldest of two had to stand up for her and on her behalf. My grandmother also had issues that required my presence. Its because of such experiences, and coming from a family of medical professionals, I was able to identify and inquire things that appeared off or not clearly explained. I have nunerous personal stories of being gaslight, trying to sweep my concerns under the rug. I am now fighting lupus, and continuing the fight to advocate and bring awareness through my work as a Doula, Caseworker, Caregiver, and now Warrior.

[@seeing-real]

God Bless you!!!!

[@tgqueen73]

@@seeing-real 🙏🏽

[@lashendawest7509]

We love your show tamron hall

[@ms.ironssharpens9742]

Medical gaslighting is no joke. It happens quite often to me especially dealing with chronic illnesses. This forced me into being an advocate .

[@catherinedamico4596]

Thank you for talking about this! I was gaslight for years just found out I was born without most of my pancreas.

[@sandycheeks1580]

🎉She’s bringing up awesome topics!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@finally97]

Where is the rest of the clip?

[@ashleyhw4388]

I’ve definitely been medically gaslit before

[@okaygworl]

2:47

[@omg3544]

What does it mean to be a typical patient

[@Kay-jk3zj]

Maybe like usually once something like this is realized as the cause in a patient, by the time they figure it out, the patient isn’t able to walk. That’s my guess