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EPISODE · Aug 1, 2025 · 1H 3M

From ICU to Lifelong Bond: A Doctor and Patient’s Story of Healing, Humanity & Hope

from Medical Trauma Support · host Sarah Stasica

In this deeply moving episode, we bring together patient Vanessa Abraham and her ICU doctor, Dr. Jared Rosen, for an honest, tender conversation about what it means to show up with humanity in medicine.Vanessa shares how Dr. Rosen’s attunement, compassion, and presence helped her through one of the scariest moments of her life. Dr. Rosen opens up about how this experience shaped his entire medical career — and how he protects his own mental health to continue showing up for patients with empathy and care.Together with host Sarah, they explore:What makes a medical experience feel safe, even during traumaThe emotional impact of being truly seen by your care teamHow medical professionals can protect themselves from burnout and compassion fatigueWhy little human gestures — like music, photos, and presence — can be life-changingWhether you're a patient, a loved one, or a healthcare provider, this conversation will stay with you.🎧 Listen now and follow for more stories that humanize medical care and support healing after trauma.Here are the ways you can contact Vanessa and Sarah if you need help finding support. Vanessa's WebsiteVanessa's Instagram Account Vanessa's Book: SpeechlessMedical Trauma Support Website Befriend Your Body Community Medical Trauma Support Instagram Account#MedicalTrauma #ICUStories #HumanizingHealthcare #DoctorPatientBond #CompassionateCare #VanessaAbraham #BefriendYourBody #SomaticHealing #HealthcareBurnout #TraumaSupport

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