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Welcome to episode 97. Have you ever felt unheard, misunderstood, or even dismissed in a healthcare setting? In this episode, I open up about the deeply frustrating and often traumatic experiences that neurodivergent individuals face when seeking medical care. From confusing communication and rigid rules to the emotional toll of harmful assumptions, I share my personal journey of navigating these challenges as a person with autism. Join me as we discuss how a little awareness, kindness, patience, and compassion can transform healthcare experiences for everyone. Let’s dive in!
In this episode:
- The anxiety-inducing nature of healthcare settings, where rules and procedures often go unexplained, leaving patients feeling vulnerable and confused.
- Why we should be free to question everything – demand clarity, and don’t hesitate to express your distress.
- The importance of using tools like a sunflower lanyard to signal hidden disabilities, aiming for improved treatment and understanding.
This episode is brought to you in association with enterprise consultant, Adrian Ashton
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Season 5 of this podcast is sponsored by Stephanie Ward of The Spicy Brain Collective. We thank Stephanie hugely for her ongoing support.
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