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RR225 - '5B' with Sasha Cuttler & Mary Magee
RR225 - '5B' with Sasha Cuttler & Mary Magee
RR225 - '5B' with Sasha Cuttler & Mary Magee
Friday 14th June 2019
Join Sasha Cuttler and Mary Magee on 'Radio Rehab with Dayna Keyes' as they discuss the '5B' documentary and the power of compassionate care during the AIDS epidemic.
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Get the buttons here!Compassion in Crisis: Sasha Cuttler & Mary Magee on the '5B' Documentary
That's what's so important about this movie- is it's about the power of human touch.
What happens when compassion becomes a revolutionary act? In this compelling episode of 'Radio Rehab with Dayna Keyes', Dayna sits down with Sasha Cuttler and Mary Magee, the inspiring figures behind the documentary '5B'. The film captures the poignant story of the first HIV/AIDS ward at San Francisco General Hospital during the 1980s. Through heartfelt discussions, Sasha and Mary share their experiences of providing care in an era marked by fear and stigma.
They highlight the crucial role of human touch and empathy in treating patients who were often ostracized by society. A particularly moving moment arises when Sasha recounts a nurse's refusal to touch an AIDS patient due to her religious beliefs, sparking a broader conversation about the ethical responsibilities of healthcare workers. Dayna also opens up about her personal connection to the film, adding an emotional layer to the dialogue.
This episode is a testament to the power of compassion in healthcare and offers a deep dive into the history and impact of the AIDS epidemic. Perfect for anyone interested in medical history, compassionate care, or the human stories behind groundbreaking healthcare initiatives.