Multiple Chronic Conditions: A Day in the Life

"Multiple Chronic Conditions: A Day in the Life" centers around the experiences of Mae, a woman with multiple chronic conditions. Beginning at home with her family, we follow Mae as she visits one health care provider after another, struggling to keep track of the various instructions, treatments, and prescriptions she receives -- all while trying to maintain a balanced life.

[awsmu]

Would have loved this to have a second half, with a specific call to action after outlining what we already know specifically needs to change to make this 'dream' into something tangible.

[moua]

this video completely articulated my experience

[uh]

Just want to point out, MEDICALLY RECOGNIZED chronically I'll people have many appointments. Just because someone isn't at the doctors all the time doesn't mean their not sick or not as sick as they say or anything like that. I think people forget that chronically Ill people are also poor and black and queer and women. All people who frequently get denied Healthcare

[schechter]

Would this new plan enable patients to meet with "clinicians" for more than 15 minutes at a time, & get reliable access to treatments other than prescription pills?

I am not holding my breath.

[analaloca]

A fantasy world that doesn't exist in the US unless you are a millionaire.
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[ip]

I wonder what Mae's ACE score is?

[heal-thee]

Try adding in no health care coverage and there's no hope at all unless you can have faith for a miracle.

[Lobos]

Just like Socialized healthcare, but expensive. LoL