Lisa Jones: "I refuse to go to the ER to be humiliated." - Living with a complex illness.

    Hello humanity - I have to apologize that this episode is no longer available. As others have learned, whistleblowers pay a price - professionally, socially, financially - and emotionally. Unfortunately, this episode guests’ trauma and PTSD from health care experiences continues to profoundly impact them. They had hoped that by sharing their story anonymously, others would not experience the same health care trauma.  And many people on social media did commiserate with similar traumatic health care experiences, however, the knowledge that the guests’ story was public weighed heavily on them. No doubt concern for future access to safe health care was a consideration.  And I understand - sick and disabled patients are vulnerable enough without having to worry if local health care workers are going to seek revenge for speaking publicly about harmful and dangerous health care experiences.  Until the medical system values transparency, and devalues arrogant god complexes, whistleblowers - especially sick and disabled whistleblowers - will continue to be intimidated and punished for speaking out about harmful health care. This must change. If you have a compelling medical error experience you would like to share on the podcast, send me an email with a brief description of your experience to [email protected] _______________________________________ Support Medical Error Interviews podcast Subscribe on iTunes, Spotify, Podbean or other podcast platforms. Become a monthly Patron by going to Patreon.com/MedicalErrorInterviews. Premium Patrons get access to video versions of interviews. _______________________________________ Harmed by medical error? Living with a chronic illness? Do you need the support of an experienced counsellor? You can book an online video counseling appointment with me - find out more Remedies Counseling