Because right now we’ve got lots of time to think and realize things CAN be different.
Even When You Do It Right, You’re Wrong: Mental Healthcare In The United States
With the bureaucratic roadblocks that insurance, financial institutions, and the providers have put in place, the promise of increased access is an illusion, only available to those rich enough to pay out of pocket.
Invisible Illness, Invisible Empathy
We assume that if we can’t see someone’s illness or suffering, then it must be a lie. And that’s so much crap.
Mental Healthcare Is Even Harder To Get Than Regular Healthcare
Mental healthcare is not only difficult to get, but insurance companies are making it harder.
How A Hospital Network Might Make Church Law Your Law
A Dayton, Ohio healthcare network uses the beliefs of one faith to justify their stance against abortion while simultaneously proving the law is medically unnecessary and politically motivated.
It’s not just a number: Performing pain in healthcare
It really started on Monday, though I’d had twinges the week before. A slight ache between my shoulder blades while I worked. Not a big deal, I figured, […]