Dusty Chipura
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 6 Jul
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You're gonna wanna know if that person has ADT or autism because like there might be some needs that they have that are different or they might show up different.
And if you are a doctor and you have a patient who has ADHD, or even like a even like a dentist, right?
It's crazy to me that that people don't know this because
You know, um, if I'm a if I'm yeah, like if I'm a dentist, if I'm a doctor, if I'm any kind of medical health professional and I have a client with ADHD, I need to know because like that person might struggle to get to their appointments more.
That person might struggle to like fill out their paperwork more.
That person might, you know, have various different kinds of issues that could lead to worse health outcomes if I'm not accommodating them.
Right.
And I think that there are very like real impacts.
I know that I've had
you know, doctors and dentists and other medical professionals that I've stopped seeing because of like rejection sensitivity or I just could not get to the appointments on time and I got too many missed appointment fees, you know, paperwork that I should have filled out that never got filled out.
Like there's all these layers of
what it is to be like a patient that I think are impacted by ADHD.
And if a medical professional doesn't understand those implications and can't accommodate, just like they would accommodate any other disability, well, that person's gonna have a worse worse health outcome.
I I absolutely think that's true for
For birth workers, whether you're a midwife or an obey.
Yeah.
Like it's, you know, there's just more ch challenges and we have the framework, we have the disability framework as in medical like in the medical community to accommodate, say, someone with
other another kind of physiological or neurological or intellectual disability, right?
Like we we can there's types of disability we recognize would make it harder for a person to follow through.
But we don't apply those to like ADC or or to autistic people, right?
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