When Your Life Story Is A Little Too Exciting For Doctors
Taylor guests on the EMCENTRIC podcast
Happy Friday,
For your commute or making breakfast listening pleasure- I talk to Emergency Medical expert Dr. Jolly and host of the EMCENTRIC Pod. It’s a powerful conversation about survival, optimizing medical care that’s nimble when you have a dynamic case like mine, and a few reminders to physicians & patients about communicating effectively to get the best outcomes.
This is a great one to send to the physicians in your life because the pod is for doctors and medical professionals (although anyone would enjoy it).
It’s getting shared a lot and the show team was so excited about the episode, they dropped it early.
Shout out to goddess Jessica Pilot for booking me on the show. And thanks again Dr. Jolly.
Did You Miss It?
Another powerful pod-chat with Fresh Starts Registry about beginning again and the impact of all of this on my relationship with Zach. It’s a great episode about regaining my bearings when life tossed me upside down.
If you’re new here and wondering, “what happened to this lady?” read:
Welcome to my disease. What is atypical Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome (aHUS) or Complement-Mediated Thrombotic Microangiopathy (CM-TMA)?
I started writing this when I was on dialysis. It’s intended to be both memoir and a practical tool to help folks who might be going through something similar or those caregivers and family supporting someone with a challenging diagnosis. NOTE: This is not intended to replace actual medical guidance. Please consult your doctors on your individual challenges and situations. Please talk to your clinicians before adjusting any of your care protocols. Also names have been changed for most of my medical staff.
Thank you to CC Couchois, Roy Lenn, and Dr. Richard Burwick for your founding level donation.