Terror and LGBTQIA+ identity: Thoughts on Dr. Candrian’s Newsweek reflection

Terror and LGBTQIA+ identity: Thoughts on Dr. Candrian’s Newsweek reflection 
Anschutz Medical School (Univ of Colorado); by Melissa C Palmer, JD LCSW ACHP-SW APHSW-C; 4/23/24 
... When reflecting on the intersection of LGBTQIA+ culture, being a woman, and the medical community, I have experienced gaslighting and marginalization because of my own identity.  ... During palliative care visits and assessments, we strive to be open, curious, and non-judgmental about the people we are caring for; we can be advocates for all cultural diversity including the LGBTQIA+ community.
Editor's Note: For the month of April, our newsletter's second highest most read article was "LGBTQ+ individuals have higher rates of cancer because of disparities in modifiable risk factors, ACS says," published by the Oncology Nursing Society and posted in our 4/19/24 and 4/21/24 (Sunday's "most read") issues.
Publisher's Note: Here is the link to Dr. Candrian's Newsweek article, They wrote it off as school stress. I hid the truth out of terror. Thanks Carey!