Hey! First off, it's really brave and touching of you to do this, it proves that people with disability can live a full and normal life. Hats off to you! As for my question, I'm a medical student, so I will face many patients with disabilities as well - what are the do's and don'ts when talking about it with patients? Is it better to be forthright? Is it annoying when people are too sympathetic? Also, is there any comments / criticisms that you have towards healthcare professionals that you have encountered so far? Many thanks, and I wish you well!
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Hey! First off, it's really brave and touching of you to do this, it proves that people with disability can live a full and normal life. Hats off to you! As for my question, I'm a medical student, so I will face many patients with disabilities as well - what are the do's and don'ts when talking about it with patients? Is it better to be forthright? Is it annoying when people are too sympathetic? Also, is there any comments / criticisms that you have towards healthcare professionals that you have encountered so far? Many thanks, and I wish you well!
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