I watched my best friend lose EVERYTHING because of a high risk pregnancy.. Couldn't work from being sick 24/7; lost her job, lost her car, lost her home, back and forth to the hospital, and still having to care for 2 other kids. All while her doctor didn't do shit but deliver the baby. Luckily she's still here and got everything back 20x's over, but having that careless doctor could've cost her her life.
there are medical professionals who don’t encounter many Black patients (based on location etc) and may look to leaders in the field for perspectives in treating a certain population … consciously or subconsciously
If a pregnant woman doesn’t want to work.. write ✍🏾 her the note 📝 period! or are we willingly taking a risk on a pregnancy for a company that will replace an employee in a matter of weeks?? Like what is the real issue here???
As a nurse, we’re taught to not belittle anyone’s pain or complaints. People know their bodies! Plus, Dr. Jackie, these people are paying you for a service ma’am!!!
Chile, I had an ectopic pregnancy for two weeks. Went to the er twice and called my OBGYN on the phone because I was bleeding too much and wearing diapers because it was so bad. They sent me home and told me unless I was about to pass out, I was ok. I finally broke down in the grocery store from the pain and drove myself to the ER where a different doctor knew immediately but couldn’t confirm it until I was on the operating table and she found the baby not where it was supposed to be. My OBGYN called me to tell me my HCG levels spiked and they didn’t even know I had just had surgery to remove the baby and my tube the day before. I’ll never take what dr. Jackie said lightly. People accuse black women of crying wolf meanwhile we knocking on deaths door.
I'm SO glad you lived to tell your story sis! You are so brave to have endured all of that, while being ignored! I'm proud of you and thankful for your life! 🫶🏾🤎🤞🏾
I was offended by what Dr Jackie said, because I almost died giving birth and my son was born 2 months premature. My OB was blk and she was a mean spirit doc. The white nurses heard me and treated me better and saved my life and my child. I had Preeclampsia and hypertension and my OB missed it! I was at stroke level and almost died during my c section. So not ALL BLK WOMEN cry wolf for a doctor note. Some of us were in life or death situations and didn't realize it or know it
But what I don't understand is why black women keep trying to make a shoe that doesn't fit them fit....you don't qualify for her statement so why are you offended?
This is why im scared to even have children! I just know I'll be treated horribly based on some experiences ive already had with evil doctors and nurses.
If your own people see you a certain way, how is it that others are going to extend grace to you. I feel horrible for us Black Women. Black women are some of the hardest workers about, and often not crying wolf.
Like even if a black woman wanted a “doctors note” it costs her nothing to write it growing a child is exhausting. I was very fortunate to not work during mine but I advocate women who aren’t high risk to seek NURSE MIDWIVES/MIDWIVES honestly best experience !
Right. Her expertise can be used as factual. Imagine the others in her field (who have very little interaction with blk women) that will take her word as bond (supporting the stereotype that blk people are stronger/have tougher skin) and give blk people subpar medical attention as a result of what they've heard her say.
As a mother of 3 baby this life ain't no joke so if I need a doctor's excuse give me the doctor's excuse. Jackie has never had children and felt no empathy because she can't relate.
I’ve personally experienced how we aren’t taken seriously as black women in the healthcare system. I’ve unfortunately experienced this mostly from women doctors. When I was pregnant with my daughter, I went to the emergency room several times with severe side pain and was told each time that I was dehydrated and just needed water. The pain became so severe over the next few days that my husband took me back to the emergency room but to a different location and stressed to the staff that this was not just dehydration like we had been told. It took a white male doctor to finally listen and take me seriously. I ended up being diagnosed with a pulmonary embolism in both lungs. The blood clots were so large that he couldn’t even believe I was still alive. I thank God every day for that doctor because he truly saved our lives. Regardless of whether she was just speaking to her core audience, Dr. Jackie’s comments were reckless and further supports the narrative that black women don’t experience pain that same as other races.
Thank God you was heard....I don't know why black professionals, always thumb there noses to poor blacks and become these judgmental creatures???? All my doctors are white and all okay to me, But I still struggle being heard when I have pain thanks to this white creation of OPIOD abuse.
I completely disagree with you, about Dr. Jackie. She educated enough to know the power of words. When she said Black Women cry wolf she meant it. Please stop making excuses for her BLACK MEN!!!!
Jackie said what she said! Now, she's suffering the consequences of how she feels about black pregnant women. She's a nasty mean dog, just like her bestie. . .Heavenly. Birds of a feather flock together.
Disagree about Dr. Jackie… she was speaking about black pregnant women not someone who want a work job excuse. This is a topic now about black women not feeling heard within healthcare. You shouldn’t find feelings fake as a doctor .
We can forgive Jackie all day long, but the question then becomes, when will she forgive US???? She put it out there, showed her true feelings of frustration about us, so clearly she got issues with poor bw. and refuse to forgive us being over exaggerators, whinning all the time, faking pain, bothering her 25 times for a day off, when is she gonna find a heart to forgive us, since we these scourges in her life!!
The base of Dr Jackie's patients is not the average black woman. Its wealthy black women. She is an elitist and she got a nasty attitude. I dont think you canfullyu understand how damaging her statement is. As a woman who had a very difficult and life-threatening pregnancy, I took personal offense what she said cause i had to fight hard to get proper medical care because my symptoms were off at first. Thank God my baby and I came out okay, but i had to advocate hard for myself.
Medical racial bias is very serious and dangerous. If you believe black woman are more dramatic about their symptoms then you are more likely to disregard them. Which means there’s a greater chance of you dismissing serious concerns which contributes to the mortality rate. Very dangerous. Secondly, If the majority of Jackie’s patients are black, how can she conclude that they are MORE dramatic than other races? Does she see enough other races to have a valid comparative analysis albeit anecdotal.
Pregnancy, the birthing process, and the postpartum period are no jokes to have to experience! Even women that had non-complicated pregnancies can attest to how difficult being pregnant can be at times. For Jackie, a black woman, and obgyn to discredit a black women's claim surrounding discomfort during ANY point of a pregnancy is so disheartening. I'm glad she's getting ate tf up!!
I love you Quentin. With that being said you and no other person that hasn't ever given birth, women and men alike, can not stand to say what a Black woman's true experience is during pregnancy, "exaggerating or not." No matter how learned about the experience Jackie may be in her field, all things don't show up the same as they do in books. Lastly, Jackie's apology didn't come across as genuine or sincere. I'm okay with her wallowing in her mess. What a disappointment Jackie. -No Grace Here!
Pregnancy is a VERY delicate time for a woman. Dr. Jackie, when a woman tells you she is in physical or mental pain, BELIEVE HER! REGARDLESS! Period and point blank! THEN continue to work with and partner with her to find solutions to help her feel the best she can, during a super challenging time.
Exactly...as a Dr. She should do her work (in my Iyanla voice) lol. But seriously. Dr. Jackie should do her work and dig deeper as a physician, when caring for patients.
Thing is, she don’t know anything about being a pregnant woman. And I believe her inability to have compassion for pregnant women has to do with inability to get pregnant. The extremes of pregnancy are unknown to her personally so it’s easy for her to be questionable of other women’s experiences. Kinda like how a man always thinks a pregnant woman is overreacting because they don’t have a personal reference point. That’s what Jackie gives…
@@peachjuice2730The fatigue alone is a beast. I would sleep so hard and long after a full day of work and go right back to bed at the normal bedtime. The hindered breathing, walking, heartburn. It’s a whole lot (and I didn’t even mention the more serious complications). She was just out of order and I was extremely 😮 shocked. We must advocate for ourselves and discontinue visiting doctors that don’t serve us well.
Respectfully, if you have never been pregnant AND had complications during it, there is no room to speak. As a doctor, those words should have NEVER been spoken. Especially from a BLACK DOCTOR!
Why do y'all think it's ok to tell women without kids they cant speak. I understand being upset at a black doctor/obgyn bc they have knowledge. However it's is very disrespectful & dismissive to tell other black women without kids they cant speak. I don't have kids but I've always been a big supporter of black mothers, mothers in general. I was more concerned about my friend having a miscarriage right in front of me & immediately got my mom on the phone who at the time was a registered nurse.
@@melissadiamond1268 I understand your point. I was speaking on his comment, “she didn’t mean that, she meant complaining women”. I know there are women w/o kids who really care for the health of pregnant women. My point was as a Black doctor, those words should have never been spoken.
Jackie's comment was like a dagger to a black woman. Her announcing Buffie's medical business at an event shows a lack of empathy. The way that she spoke to Mariah was condescending and disrespectful. I will forgive her, but she's not refined but crude imo.
You should never discredit a woman's pain during pregnancy. Because you feel or truly know what a person is experiencing, you don't get the right to assume. If a pregnant coworker doesn't go to work...I never question it.
Rasheeda taking the heat for Toya's experience or lack thereof, with Toya's ex-husband is strange. Girl, why are you so damn invested?! Toya is on mute while Rasheeda is once again looking foolish. One would think Rasheeda and Toya are/were more than "friends".
Also, if y’all are on tiktok, Jackie’s non-celeb clients have been coming out of the woodworks with horror stories. It’s clear Jackie gives preferential treatment to her celebrity clients. Which would be fine if she was a nail tech, but she’s a medical doctor, so unfortunately that is not going to fly
Funky, that "table talk" excuse just made Dr. Jackie look worse! I'm sure after she listened to you "defend" her, she got on the phone with her attorney to draft a cease & desist letter to you! You are right, she said what she said. . .THE END!!! She is a horrible spokesperson for black women! She is hurting us. She does not get a pass. Please stop trying to rationalize her words. THAT is who she is!
It really is that serious because WE are dying especially as a result of reproductive care neglect. And Dr. Jackie with her reputation and status as a physician in women’s reproductive health care with a large black clientele got online and confirmed to the world that black women lie about our pain and that we shouldn’t be taken seriously. The INTENT doesn’t negate the critical impact that her statement makes on the rest of us.
My daughter died under the care of a black female OB. Jackie said it and that's how she feels. The doctor I had was the same way and we both worked for the same medical center.
If it was kitchen talk then she meant what she said. Too many major issues in healthcare for BW to even have that thought or play about it. She unfortunately probably believes it deep down and has become part of the system indirectly. It happens because of all the programming mentally in America. Hopefully, she addresses it deep down and figures out why she has that thought process and changes.
Pregnancy is literally LIFE OR DEATH. My pregnancy was absolutely HORRIBLE; I felt like I was dying to myself every single day...couldn't hold anything down...lost 15-20 lbs in the first 6 mos. plus low blood count, sciatica, round ligament pain, acid reflux X 1000. All I could do was cry and pray. I could not sit up, much less work (and I'm self-employed so I had no need to fake the funk for anyone) and it hurt when other women questioned the validity of my sickness, etc. Dr. Jackie was f'ing out of line and cosigning her bullshit is not at all cool, Dineva. Black women suffer enough from not being believed by medical professionals to now have to deal with a Black woman doctor saying we cry wolf and potentially should not be believed...girl, bye!
Somebody is not gonna get up early, drive to a doctor's office, and wait there 2 hours is just to get out of work. Most of us don't even like going to the doctor. Saying the patients are lying about symptoms is why we sometimes have to go to several different doctors to get our issues resolved. You can have a serious issue and they dont detect it because they brush off your concerns
Just because someone is Black does not mean they care or understand you better. I went through a few doctors before I found one that I feel like listens to me, doesn't make me beg for a specialist/referral, and she respects me. She is asian. I am so thankful for her! Also, Q, not wanting to work while pregnant isn't bad. Hell, other cultures and countries don't do it. The whole family takes care of the pregnant woman while she is risking her life being pregnant. America is very 'fend for yourself'.
You don't think she has some hidden prejudices about most black women in her subconscious? Even Heavenly, took that personally. It was giving accusatory and shows fake! Cause!
@@karenayers6793 yes. From what I saw of the pictures that were taken of them at the airport she was black and younger. In one picture they were standing with their arms around each other in that busy airport knowing people would recognize him as Dr. Jackie’s husband. No respect whatsoever.
Curtis is going to do a Martell and have a baby with his mistress. If that happens, I recommend all black women to cancel their appointments with her because she's going to make black women's lives even worse! @@TheeMichellesMind
You can give Jackie all the grace you want, but it will NEVER negate the fact that she said exactly how she feels and what was said in that podcast, Jackie is who she showed us who she was on that podcast. And furthermore Dineva you wouldn’t understand because you’re not a woman!
Thats what i understood Dr. Jackie to be saying. And its crazy people saying doctors with no kids shouldn't treat pregnant women. That case pediatricians with no kids shouldn't be allowed to work with kids. Teachers without kids shouldn't teach.
What Jackie said was definitely kitchen table talk, but the fact that she was bold enough to say it on a public platform indicates she does put these biases into practice. Then the first statement she made to address it was that she knows better than us. It wasn’t until ppl started pulling up old reviews of her putting these biases into practice and the fall out from it, that we got a real apology. I will show Jackie grace, but I have no issues with ppl who continue to be on her neck. Even with extended grace, she will never be looked at the same.
As a black woman who had a black female OB/GYN, when I had my son my second child, I had postpartum depression, and when I expressed to my doctor, how was feeling she said oh no, I can’t help you I can’t risk my job for you I can’t do anything you have to go to work and baby when I tell you how bad I suffered. it is the worst feeling in the world, and I felt like my doctor silenced me because I was feeling some type away and I was afraid to speak out from being shut down by my doctor😢
Oh no!! Ladies, listen up. Please 🙏🏾 go to a different doctor when the doctor doesn't listen to your concerns. Also, submit a grievance to your health insurance company when you encounter these types of situations. I hope I don't sound like Dr. Jackie! But seriously we have to start holding these "professionals" accountable for their unconscious biases.
That would've been a better discussion for your psychiatrist. They deal with postpartum depression, and are better able to empathize and understand that situation.
@@nailah96 or a clinical psychologist. That OB should refer you out. The OB could have gotten sued for saying I gave an extra month out because the patient had postpartum because they don’t have the qualifications to diagnose postpartum even though they may recognize the symptoms.
No , we DO NOT have to extend her or any other medical professional who undermines and disregards our health concerns. I don’t give a damn how “refined” she presents herself, her words are ignorant, hurtful and potentially deadly. Look at what Serena Williams went through with her 1st pregnancy and nearly dying with all of her millions. I don’t care if she “thinks” people don’t want to work. Some people are unable to articulate what they are feeling or the symptoms don’t present at the time of the visit.
Dr. Jackie is the textbook example of being book smart but lacking in the common sense department. How did she think a comment like that would play out? Child birth is not child’s play period!
I agree Jackie absolutely needs to be held accountable for her words because she has placed herself in a position of power to be the voice for rising mortality rate of black women. With that power there also comes responsibility. However, I really hate how people are using this mistake as a way to completely invalidate her entire career as a doctor. We’ve seen that woman dedicate her entire life to help women. Specially black women. To the point where it almost cost her a marriage. The work and the voice she’s given to black breast cancer survivors can’t be erased by fake internet outage. She has not hurt any patients, only feelings. We need to learn how to forgive those who deserve it.
It shouldn't matter to Jackie if a patient wants to take a day off she still getting paid for their visit so why does she care. Her real issue is she's upset she can't have kids. And how dear she say someone is faking when she has no clue what its like to be pregnant🤦♀️
It’s funny how we have “certain” people on pedestals and refuse to see their truth that’s coming out of their mouth when they speak it. I watched Dr. Jackie in that video and she most certainly meant what she said. Matthew 12:34, 'Out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaketh.
@@jmorg044 my statement never said anyone made me Jesus no more than you response made you Jesus. It’s my opinion. It’s cool that you don’t agree with it.
He is the only RU-vidr,blogger or podcaster that I seen defends Dr. Jackie's ignorance which speaks volumes about him he should have sat this one out! The ignorance is too loud
I have encountered numerous Afro American doctors who basically minimized or dismissed my concerns. What's worse is I sought one out thinking they would be the one to listen, but I was wrong every time. It's disgusting because I work in healthcare and see it all the time.
If a woman doesn’t want to work when she’s pregnant I don’t see a problem with it! America will have you thinking there’s something wrong with you cuz you don’t want to work. It’s really strange out here.
That’s just it though, Q. Too many Black women are dying on the birthing bed BECAUSE it is assumed that she’s exaggerating her symptoms. This country is one of the few “developed” countries that expect pregnant women to work like mules. Idc if she stubbed her toe, if she’s expecting and not feeling well she should not have to go to work! No matter how slight her symptoms! Uncomfortable mom makes an uncomfortable baby
I was 26 when I had my son full term I was high risk had 3 miscarriages prior to having my son thank God for my OB that at 7weeks removed me from work so can safety have my son❤️❤️❤️
Dr. Jackie’s statement is a Insult ( if she was referencing a small group of clients she’s experienced she could’ve kept her mouth Shut but since she didn’t as far as the world thinks she’s Definitely speaking of all black women and that wasn’t her only Insult so she Deserves all the Smoke.
I cant give Dr Jackie any grace. I've had three children and when went into labor with my last child a black woman who looked a whole lot like Dr Jackie looked me straight in my face and told me there was no way that I could be in labor and said that I was too calm. She checked my cervix and I was 6 centimeters. It hurt and felt like she was calling me a liar. That was my 3RD child and i had been having contractions since the night before.
I work in healthcare and see a lot of malingering , secondary gain and med seeking or folks wanting docs to put them on disability …on the other side …I was a high risk pregnancy and I am grateful that my obgyn (black woman) listened to me and respected my experience and did not overgeneralize that I was like the folks I described above.
I work in Obstetrics. I’m not shocked she made statements like this. A lot of OBs, including black OBs, don’t give a damn about their patients. The way a lot of black patients are treated during L & D is horrible. You couldn’t pay me to give birth in a US hospital. I’ll take a Midwife any day over an OB!
As a black woman and a patient of Dr. Jackie i will extend grace ro her. I have had goos treatment and aeevice by her and ataff. She has been very attentive and caring for me. O have been a patient of hers for about 6 years now.
If you have never had a baby, been pregnant, or been on the comforting end of someone pregnant, you shouldn't have an opinion on what that mother feels that day.
There are studies that doctors & nurses don't believe black woman about their pain & tolerance. I don't believe it's always intentional, and there are good doctors that can make mistakes, however I feel that the criticism & outrage are valid because pregnant black woman & their babies have a higher mortality rates. This is serious, not just some girls chatting, but that doubt is kinda racist imho, whether conscious or subconscious. That doubt can be deadly.
You were spot on with everything but Dr.Jackies comment. Im not a black woman, but have black women in my family I'm the medical field and the treatment is barely humane Q. Jackie just let that inner hate out at the wrong place. Laziness or negative black stereotypes did not influence her comment. It was arrogance and class.
I missed you so much Q!!!! My man been home from work so I haven't been listening to many shows. He's back at work and I really need this and have so many episodes to binge.
Dr. Jackie or any other doctor worrying about what someone is doing on their job is out of order. If they're not feeling well, and need to be off for a little while, then so be it. Most aren't trying to get off from work. I see pregnant black women working in office settings, fast food, grocery, etc.
There is absolutely no reason Dr Jackie as an obgyn…to make the statement that she made. She said what she really feels and that type of mind set is dangerous for mother and child.
NAW Q‼️ it’s not just that she said it on Dr. Heavenlys live, it’s that she also said it to the Vice President of The United States on National Television when discussing Black womens health..
Grace for Jackie....not from me. Every black mama I know worked until they couldn't work anymore. One lady went in labor trying to go to work. The average lady can't go to Dr. Jackie because of insurance....
This is true. I went into labor while on my lunch break at work. Thinking it would be a quick visit (the weekly ones when you’re closer to the due date) and ended up in triage for hypertension. I worked for the hospital that treated me.
You guys When has funky ever been an advocate for black women I expected his commentary to be exactly what he said. He’s shown us multiple times how he feels . However I can still support without agreeing with him
Dr Jackie has NEVER had a child so I find it interesting of how cold hearted she can come across to pregnant 🤰🏽 black women. Even if they JUST DONT WANNA WORK... ask your selves how do you feel when you don't feel your best 🤔. Add even the HEALTHIEST PERFECT pregnancy on top of that. It's not easy at all and you do not feel your better self when pregnant. Geesh, can a sister get a break of understanding from her own. Wow ‼️ 👌🏾
I was dissmissed of my pain. They broke my hip while I coded to be able to deliver my baby, didn’t tell me about the incident, they tried to force my husband out the room. None of this is in my chart. My back started hurting two years later and my state honors the statue limitation law so I’m pissed
“PR & Crisis Management Dineva” is my favorite type of content! Whether you’re on a flip phone, in an unlit room or calling us from a potato, we love your commentary! Never change! Keep giving us great content!
First of all, you have absolutely no business speaking on this matter this matter is for women who are able to carry children. Dr. Jackie is a OB/GYN, who delivers babies and takes care of the mothers who delivers babies. So extending her grace is not an option, sir.
No grace given to her! The same grace she wants extended to her, she and all the other ladies refuse to give Quad🤷🏽♀️ on top of her speaking on something she knows nothing about because she has never carried a child. It’s one thing to deliver them but another thing to birth them💯 you can’t give an opinion on something you haven’t experienced Ms Lady. Even if a percent of women may do what you said, that comment she made was uncalled for. If they do fake it to get out of work, how does that affect her🤷🏽♀️
I think some conversations men need to stay out of and vice versa. Sometimes all you can do is listen and be supportive. Dr Jackie was wrong and my lifetime and experience is shared by many black women who will tell you that we often don't receive the same level of care as others and are expected to be "strong" and "get over it". A man doesn't have the right to give Jackie a pass on this.
Funky, that statement from a medical professional like Dr. Jackie is very dangerous. If you are a black woman who has to struggle to get doctors to listen to the symptoms. A woman bleeds to death because no one is listening to her pleadings for help and is not being taken seriously. Too many women are dying and losing babies. There is no space for even a “classy-based” doctor to utter a comment like this one. It wasn’t at the kitchen table.
Funky I love you but I’m going to have to vehemently disagree with you about what Dr. Jackie said. Words are POWERFUL. Especially when talking about black women and our maternal health. We are already not believed as it is. Her doing that only strengthens that belief that we are all dramatic and not really in pain. Other non black physicians will take her word as bond. She specifically pinpointed black women
I’ll say this much. Her words weren’t wise, but as a community we don’t cry. Think of the last time you actually cried while in pain. Most of us cry when we’re angry… think about it
QUE, this lane is not for you regarding Dr. Jackie. She spoke her heart around the kitchen table, and it was recorded and shared with the public. Look at this way. Most women do not want to be off work before they have a baby. They want that time after the baby is born. If anyone complains of pain or not feeling well, it is up to the provider to figure it out without judgment. Per CMS every doctor signs and oath to take care of their patients........
I was blessed to have 4 very easy and healthy pregnancies but I only worked during one of those. I would never take my experiences and put those on other women and say they are “exaggerating’. Many women have very difficult pregnancies. If you have not pushed a baby out of your body, please don’t think you know what it’s like or what we feel/have felt.
Q, as a healthcare provider I agree with you about Dr. Jackie. However, as a friend reminded me, what she said could also make non black providers comfortable with giving half ssa care. What she said promotes the narrative to non black providers that black women are dramatic and exaggerate their symptoms.
It’s always someone that never experienced pregnancy or child birth with the loudest opinions. I get it however some women are more sensitive to what’s going on in their body and to be quite honest that standard blood work panel that is given simply isn’t enough to really treat someone postpartum or pregnant. The comment screamed out of touch, when her reputation is centered around that very thing. We can extend grace but I don’t that automatically dismisses disappointment.
I agree! I got the same thing from what she was saying. She literally said "sometimes" which means not everyone but there are some women who exaggerate to get out of work. I have heard of people trying to get over. For that reason, it affects the seriousness of those women who really are high risk and having difficulties. I am not defending her bc I have no experience with her, but I understood the angle. I hope that we as women also keep pushing and advocating for our health because there are drs who don't take us serious unfortunately. If we experience lack of support, empathy, etc, we have to listen to our bodies and go somewhere else.
My cousin works with Dr. Jackie and she said she comes off cold and rude. She already was showed she didn't like plus sized women and if she said this on live, imagine what she says about black women when the cameras are off. Friends of her will be biased towards her because you're her friend but she has to be held accountable for it. Why do we pick and choose who to demonize and who to absolve? What if it was a regular black doctor from down the street instead of Dr. Jackie that said it? You would probably have a lot to say then but because it is her, she's absolved. Smh...we need to stop this...
Black women still hold it together! Through all of their physical and mental pain! Taking care of home, and the family and still working!. White women been crying like babies and getting all of the attention and help offered to them!
Q I love you because you give it to us straight no chaser, just like Trina & Rashida on some BS so is Dr. Jackie! Even if she thought it she shouldn’t have said it. I’m 55 been going to the Doctor since I was a child. My Mother always took us to the doctor 👩🏽⚕️ & dentist 🦷 fatefully. Maybe some people play that game, but if she feels that way then maybe it’s time for her to retire. A lot of black professionals look 👀 down on the underprivileged that come to their office. Last year I had a black female doctor & 👩🏽⚕️ she was so unprofessional I politely put her in her place & asked for another doctor 👩🏽⚕️that was not black. It’s possible that Dr. Jackie is playing in our faces as well.
