Medical Gaslighting and a Poorly Timed Money Shot
Curious about which episode topped our Top-Five Replay list? Just before our hiatus, we revisited it to help our guest, so we opted against another replay. However, the #1 spot goes to... Cue the drum roll... "The Definition of a Bad Guy." Wondering how we determined these rankings? We relied on metrics, selecting the episodes with the highest number of plays within the initial 30 days of their release. We trust you found it as captivating as we did. Now, let's dive back into the show.
In this episode, we revisit Amanda, whose journey through the medical system left her feeling dismissed and judged due to her past, weight, and lack of insurance.
Discussions in this episode:
Amanda from "A Child Left Behind Part 1 and 2 is back
Sharing various stories of doctors dismissing her
Her experience with the inner workings or our for-profit healthcare
Behk recounts her own experience
Join us as Amanda bravely shares her experiences with medical gaslighting, where her concerns were often brushed aside, and she was told her condition was too expensive to treat. Her story sheds light on the challenges faced by many who navigate healthcare systems that prioritize profit over patient care.
But the revelations don't end there. Host Behk also shares her own medical mishaps, promising a dose of humor amidst the serious discussion. Prepare to be entertained as Behk recounts her own experience, leaving you in stitches (pun intended) while highlighting the absurdities that can occur within the medical realm.
Tune in to gain insight into the complexities of medical gaslighting and the importance of advocating for oneself in the face of adversity. This episode will leave you enlightened, empowered, and perhaps even chuckling at the absurdities of the healthcare system.
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Content Warning: This episode discusses any topics that may disturb some listeners. Listener discretion is advised.
We are not doctors or therapists, and you should not take our opinions as medical advice.
