Trauma, addiction, and the healthcare system are more connected than most people realize. In this episode of Unshelling Medicine, Elizabeth Mikotowicz shares her powerful journey through domestic violence, chronic pain, opioid addiction, incarceration, mental health challenges, and recovery. Together, we explore how trauma can be misunderstood, how addiction often begins with prescription medications, and how gaps in the healthcare system can shape a person’s life in profound ways. This conversation covers:Trauma and its impact on mental and physical healthOpioid addiction and recoveryChronic pain and prescription medicationsMental health misdiagnosisWomen’s health and incarcerationPatient advocacy and healthcare reformHealing after traumaElizabeth also discusses her memoir, No Justice, Just Us, and her work advocating for better healthcare access and humane treatment for incarcerated women. If you’re interested in trauma recovery, addiction recovery, mental health, healthcare, or patient advocacy, this episode offers an eye-opening perspective on the systems that influence our health and healing. Subscribe to Unshelling Medicine for more conversations on health, medicine, healing, and patient empowerment. CHAPTERS 0:00 Unmasking the Systemic Reality 0:52 A Message Written on the Cell Wall 3:40 The Profitable Cycle of Addiction 6:56 The Architecture of Injustice 10:47 Navigating Strained Family Bonds 18:13 The Intersection of Pain and Profit 26:25 The Hidden History of Our Institutions #traumarecovery #addictionrecovery #mentalhealth #healthcare #patientadvocacy #womenshealth #opioidcrisis #UnshellingMedicine
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