Sarah Graham: Saying No To Health Care Gaslighting, Rebel Bodies & Fighting For Equity

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Have you ever had a health concern that you feel was dismissed? Have you been made to feel small for daring to ask questions regarding yours or your family’s health? Then our guest this week will help you discover ways in which you can reset the balance and get the answers you deserve. Sarah Graham is the journalist and author behind the hugely successful book Rebel Bodies which has already been named as one of this year’s most fascinating reads. Focussing on the gender health gap it is a passionate and powerful manifesto for reform in womens health care. A deep dive into to the historical context of modern day issues facing women with regards to their health today and a call to arms for how to create change within the system. The book is a revelation that looks at the treatment of women across different sectors and marginalised groups and shines a spotlight on the healthcare gaslighting facing our communities. During our chat Sarah discusses her own experience with our health care system whilst shining a light on the experience of others. She discusses, gender & race bias and the treatment of women going into menopause, alongside the concept of hysteria and it’s impact on the narrative on woman’s health. Sarah also notes that whilst treatment can vary we must also acknowledge the stresses and pressures facing our health care professionals and that its the system that needs reform. Listen in for a candid look at our health care and the steps we need to make to create a better future for all.