Prescribed Chaos
Brandi MacA newsletter about addiction, healthcare stigma, medical advocacy, family dynamics, and the chaos of healing-written by a critical care nurse practitioner, mom, and survivor who believes in truth-telling, compassion, and showing up when it matters most.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 42 | Subscribers | Read | ogbrandimac.substack.com |
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The Forgotten Victims: How Addiction Impacts Siblings and What Families Need to Know
Addiction impacts so many lives, and it is called a family disease for a reason, but far too often there is a group frequently disregarded: siblings. People will ask how the parents and spouse are holding up, but I can honestly say I don’t ...
Rehab is an Industry, Not a Lifeline
If a patient dies in a hospital under questionable circumstances, there are investigations, root cause analyses, board reviews. If a patient dies in a rehab, it gets brushed off as the disease. Case closed. The facility keeps billing, the f...
The Paper Victory Problem: We scrapped the X-waiver, yet patients are still blocked
We did the easy part. Congress killed the X-waiver and lifted patient caps so any clinician with a DEA registration can prescribe buprenorphine for opioid use disorder. A year later, prescribers went up. Patients did not. Pharmacies still t...
She Could Have Died: How Stigma Nearly Cost My Daughter Her Life After Giving Birth
Almost one year ago, I thought I was prepared for anything...Hurricane Milton’s arrival and the scheduled c-section of my granddaughter. I had plenty of fears, but I believed the hardest part of her story was behind us. She was stable on he...
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