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Personal narrative explores chronic bleeding and anemia in Black woman, highlighting need for culturally sensitive care.
This personal narrative examines the embodied, medical, and structural dimensions of a Black woman living with uterine fibroids, chronic bleeding, and severe anemia. Through an account spanning more than a decade, this essay weaves lived experience with reflections on race, gender, medical mistrust, and bodily autonomy. It highlights the need for patient-centered, culturally responsive care that honors Black women's bodies and agency.
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