Kathleen Lucas+FollowBrain-Dead Mom Kept Alive for Baby?This story is wild: a Georgia woman was declared brain dead while 8 weeks pregnant, but the hospital told her family they legally had to keep her on life support so the fetus could grow. The baby was delivered super early and is now in the NICU. The family says they never got a say because of strict abortion laws. Now everyone’s debating—who should really get to decide in these situations? #MedicalEthics #AbortionLaw #WomensRights #Health #BodyHealth176Share
Sarah Bennett+FollowPregnant Woman on Life Support—Family Speaks OutThis Georgia mom was declared brain dead at 8 weeks pregnant, but doctors are keeping her on life support so her baby can grow. Her family says they had no say in the decision and are worried about the baby’s chances—he already has fluid in his brain. They’ve named him Chance and are hoping for a miracle, but the whole situation is raising huge questions about medical consent and who really gets to decide in cases like this. #MedicalEthics #FetalPersonhood #FamilyRights #GeorgiaNews #ReproductiveRights #Health00Share
Jared Hardy+FollowGeorgia Mom Kept Alive by Law After Brain DeathThis story is honestly heartbreaking: Adriana Smith, a pregnant mom in Georgia, has been kept on life support for over 90 days after being declared brain dead—all because of the state’s abortion ban. Her family says they have no say in her care; doctors are legally required to keep her alive until the baby can survive outside the womb. Her mom calls it “torture” and worries about the baby’s health and the mounting costs. The law left them powerless. What would you do in this situation? #AbortionLaw #WomensRights #GeorgiaNews #FamilyMatters #MedicalEthics #Health185Share
Heidi Nelson+FollowMedical violation that needs reportingNeed urgent advice! My friend just told me her male gynecologist took photos of her genitals with his personal cell phone during an exam. No consent, no explanation, no medical equipment - just his phone. This is absolutely NOT normal medical practice and likely illegal. If you've experienced something similar, what steps did you take? She needs to report this ASAP. #PatientRights #MedicalEthics #Healthcare #PatientSafety #Health7932Share
Lorraine Rice+Followwhy doctors don't treat loved onesEver had a friend casually ask for medical advice? 🩺 As a doctor, I’ve learned that even well-meaning help can backfire. Imagine sharing a health truth they weren’t ready to hear—suddenly, you’re the face of their pain. It’s not about refusing care; it’s about protecting the relationship. To my healthcare fam: How do you set boundaries without guilt? #MedicalEthics #DoctorDilemmas #HealthcareCommunity150Share
lturner+Followhow i navigate patient beliefs as a docMed school lesson: Don't dismiss patients' alternative health beliefs! If it's harmless (like a rock under the bed) and brings comfort, why not? Placebos can be powerful. For potentially harmful therapies though, I engage in respectful conversations, explain concerns, and offer evidence-based alternatives. At the end of the day, it's about building trust while keeping patients safe. Document everything! #MedicalEthics #PatientCare #DoctorPatientRelationship115Share
Mark Vazquez+FollowShould Doctors Decide When Care Stops?I've been thinking about whether doctors should have the final say on when medical care is considered futile. It seems like a tough call—on one hand, families want hope, but on the other, doctors know when treatments just won't work. Is it fair to expect doctors to keep going when there's no chance of recovery? Or should families always have the last word? Curious what others think about this! #MedicalEthics #HealthcareDebate #DoctorsPerspective #Health #BodyHealth1944Share
