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In episode 003 of the Right Now show, we explore the new initiative by the Association for Size Diversity And Health (ASDAH) called RESOLVED: addressing weight bias in health care. Jeanette DePatie (AKA The Fat Chick) shares some stories about her journey in healthcare and shares details about the RESOLVED project with the viewers.
For more information about the RESOLVED project, go to the ASDAH website. And to read another story about a truly frightening misdiagnosis of a fat person, click on THIS LINK.
And finally, if you’re enjoying the show, don’t forget to subscribe at: www.youtube.com/jeanettedepatie.
Thanks so much!
Love,
Jeanette
AKA The Fat Chick
www.thefatchick.com
P.S. This marks my 365th blog post! (One whole YEAR of blog posts=YAY!)
Don’t forget to enter your miles in the Fit Fatties Across America page on the Fit Fatties Forum. Let’s see if we can get out of Colorado and a little further down the road!
And if you’d like more information about how to pick a doctor that’s right for you, there’s a whole CHAPTER on that subject in my book The Fat Chick Works Out! You can buy a hard copy or an e-book, whichever you like!
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