@thesickestpersonyouknow: You know your body best! And so does Juno @junocompanion Video description: Clark a blonde white woman wearing a green frog cardigan and wacky earrings because she likes dopamine dressing sits in her car and talks to camera. She boldly says that doctors do not know how to treat chronic illnesses and this leads to medical gaslighting. This is due to a faulty medial system that focuses on treating a cute diseases through specialists for each issue versus complex conditions that affect multiple systems at the same time like Ehlers Danhlos, mitochondrial disease or POTS. She shares that she often feels like she knows more than her doctors in her appointments and yet feels unheard or brushed off. Going into appointments with current research and a symptom log has greatly improved the outcome of her appointments. Using an app to track your symptoms and to talk to about current research on your condition, especially Juno the Al chronic illness companion, is the best way to ensure your doctor and you can work together despite a system that isn't built for complex chronic diseases. The tone of the video is vulnerable, excited and tired of medical gaslighting.
