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EPISODE · Sep 14, 2020 · 1H 17M

Jenna Payne: Stupid Stuff Doctors Say: "You’re depressed because your unmarried and childless"

from Medical Error Interviews · host Scott Simpson

Pretty much everyone who’s had a chronic or complex illness will have a story to tell about some of the most ignorant and arrogant - and dangerous - utterations made by physicians. I’ve spoken with a lot of health care workers and patients from a wide variety of health care systems, and regardless of their geographic location, the god complex physician culture is rampant in their institutions and is a significant cause of medical error, harm and death. When Jenna Payne’s health took a nose dive, she encountered countless doctors that dismissed or denigrated or shamed her physical symptoms. Turns out Jenna wasn’t faking her symptoms, and she didn’t need a husband and baby. What Jenna needed was a competent physician. In our interview, Jenna takes us on a journey from the United States to Russia, and from health care to health harm. Connect with Jenna Payne: www.jennapayne.com https://twitter.com/jenna_payne https://kypsel.com/comics/zompire-vixens-from-pluto-episode-one https://www.youtube.com/user/dirjennapayne www.disastercapitalproductions.com

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