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Medical harassment is a deeply troubling experience that can affect every aspect of a person’s life. When the very communities meant to offer support become sources of suspicion and mistreatment, it leaves individuals isolated and vulnerable. This post explores the challenges faced by those caught in cycles of medical harassment, the breakdown of trust in healthcare and support networks, and practical steps to reclaim agency and find meaningful help. Empty hospital corridor s

When I first started exploring the topic of healthcare equality, I was overwhelmed by the sheer volume of information and stories out there. But what really helped me understand the depth and urgency of the issue were books—books that opened my eyes, challenged my assumptions, and inspired me to think differently. If you’ve ever felt frustrated by the healthcare system or wondered how we can make it fairer for everyone, you’re not alone. Today, I want to share some of the mos

Introduction This formal statement outlines ongoing concerns regarding medical misconduct, harassment, and harmful behaviour affecting both myself and my son, Wyatt. These issues have resulted in significant emotional distress, social isolation, and a loss of trust in community systems designed to provide support and safety. Background In 2022, I submitted a formal medical complaint to the College of Physicians and Surgeons. Since then, my son and I have experienced behaviour

My blog is about my life, my choices, and my consequences. It is mostly about the harassment I am experiencing because my harassers cannot 'see my disability'. This started as harassment within the Health Sector; which led to harassment from members at the YMCA, military and civilians, in Trenton, Ontario; the Education Sector, and within my community. Of the members of my community, my harassers are among them. Who exactly are they? I would like to know. I have requested my