Скачать или смотреть Why Black Women Are Rightfully Suspicious of the Medical Industry

As a panelist at the Frederick Douglass Institute at West Chester University, Portia Graham shares her personal story of pregnancy loss and the lasting impact it has had on her trust in the medical industry. Having experienced the stillbirth of her son, Desmond, at 36 weeks gestation, Portia opens up about the systemic issues that contribute to the mistrust Black women feel toward healthcare. This powerful discussion explores the intersection of racial inequities in medicine and the emotional journey of grieving a child while navigating an often indifferent system. Join the conversation on how we can create a more compassionate and just healthcare experience for Black women. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more personal insights and advocacy.

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What is the biggest barrier you face in your journey to healing after loss?"

Finding peace within myself?

Navigating the emotions of grief?

Lack of support from others?

Trusting the healing process?

Fear of moving forward?

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