Sophia Marshall
Sophia Marshall
Episode 2 -- The medical perspective
Episode 2 -- The medical perspective
Episode 2 -- The medical perspective
Saturday 12th December 2020
Sophia Marshall and Crna Michelle Eisenberger explore the medical perspective on addiction, covering chronic pain, stigma, and the role of education.
7 minutes
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Sophia Marshall
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Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Family Recovery from Addiction
Recovery Reimagined
Sexual Stigmas & Myths
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Get the buttons here!Understanding Addiction: A Medical Professional's Insight
Addiction is not a choice. Sure, the doctors prescribe the medication and usually explain the warnings, but you never know until you try it, even if you are careful, addiction is not a choice. It brings out the worst in us, and the rest of society needs to be educated on that.
Ever wondered what it’s like to be on the front lines of addiction treatment? In this episode of 'Final for Writing,' host Sophia Marshall sits down with Crna Michelle Eisenberger, a certified registered nurse anesthetist, to unpack the medical side of addiction. Eisenberger shares gripping stories from her work with addicts, shedding light on the real dangers of addiction, especially when it comes to chronic pain management.
She doesn’t shy away from discussing the heavy stigma addicts face and stresses the critical role education plays in shifting public perception. One key takeaway? Addiction isn’t a choice. Eisenberger dives into the responsibilities medical providers have when prescribing narcotics and explores alternative pain therapies that can make a world of difference. The conversation also touches on alcoholism and the genetic factors that can predispose individuals to addiction.
With her candid insights, Eisenberger provides a raw and eye-opening look at the complexities of addiction from a medical perspective. Whether you're directly affected by addiction or simply curious about its medical nuances, this episode promises to leave you with a deeper understanding and perhaps a bit more empathy.