maternal care is allway's the focus but actually paternal care is more important - most mother's do not even attend the birth of there children so stop treating men unfairly - MAGA
Women in our health care system, particularly women of color, must be listened to and taken seriously. Passing the Maternal CARE Act would reduce inequalities in our health care system.https://twitter.com/NPR/status/1088517038614691841 …
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Read what you just wrote. Slowly. Read it again......
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Divide, divide, divide. Pound sand, you ignornat liberal imbicile.
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She doesn't have to divide? It is already divided! Has been since your people came to our country.
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My health insurance covers 20 acupuncture visits a year, but only 4 visits for depression related to pregnancy and postpartum depression. What does that tell us?
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That we still have a long way to go in order to obtain mental health parity and eliminate stigma
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I’ve had chronic pain for 6 yrs since my daughter was born. I have yet to find a doctor to take me seriously. I’m 38 and can’t walk up stairs. My legs hurt every single day. And every doctor I’ve seen has tried to give me an antidepressant.
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I have a son with cerebral palsy. He’s 13 and in a wheelchair. I struggle to take care of him because of the pain. When I explain this to a doctor, they say my pain is caused from stress. We need to start believing women. We’re the caregivers... this country needs us.
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I think we need to ask for medicare for all. Inequalities won't be remedied with doctoring around on the edges. Now that you're officially in the running for President, please stand for more than essentially maintaining the status quo.
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