Mar 20, 2024
In this episode, Ali Mack shares her personal experience with mesh complications and the challenges she has faced in receiving support and treatment. She discusses the lack of belief and dismissal she has encountered from healthcare professionals, as well as the impact on her daily life and the lives of her children. Ali emphasises the need for accountability and transparency in the healthcare system and calls for better support for mesh patients. She also highlights the importance of informed consent.
Introduction and Background
Ali's Mesh Story and Reaching Out
Complications and Symptoms
Lack of Belief and Support
Interactions with Healthcare Professionals
Mesh Removal and Future Hopes
Lack of Support and Accountability
Continued Use of Mesh
Difficulties in Finding Surgeons
Importance of Informed Consent
The Need for Accountability and Kindness
Slowing Down and Being Informed
Support Groups and Resources
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