Sometimes, during medical treatments, things don’t go as planned. This could be because of a medical error, unanticipated outcome or a known complication.
Did you know that there is a Patient and Family Peer Support Network to help people cope with the difficult feelings that arise after this kind of experience? As the name suggests, the network connects patients or their loved ones with trained volunteers right here in Massachusetts who provide encouragement, support and resources to others who have a similar experience.
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When something goes wrong in your medical care, it may leave you feeling angry, isolated or even depressed. Talking to someone can help. Reach out to the @BetsyLehmanCtr's Massachusetts Peer Support Network: BetsyLehmanCenterMA.gov/Support
When something goes wrong in your medical care, it can help to talk through it with someone who’s been there. The @BetsyLehmanCtr Patient and Family Peer Support Network is a free service for MA residents. BetsyLehmanCenterMA.gov/Support
The MA Patient and Family Peer Support Network can help people cope with difficult feelings after something went wrong during a medical treatment or procedure. If this happened to you or someone you love, contact @BetsyLehmanCtr at BetsyLehmanCenterMA.gov/Support
Did something go wrong with your medical care? Are you having a hard time coping with what has happened? The @BetsyLehmanCtr Massachusetts Peer Support Network can help. BetsyLehmanCenterMA.gov/Support
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When something goes wrong during medical care, it can leave you feeling angry, isolated or depressed. Talking to someone can help. Reach out to the Massachusetts Patient and Family Peer Support Network to connect with a trained peer supporter who has had a similar experience. Visit BetsyLehmanCenterMA.gov/Support to learn more.
The Massachusetts Patient and Family Peer Support Network helps with the difficult feelings that people may experience after a treatment or procedure did not go as planned. If this has happened to you or someone you love, contact The Betsy Lehman Center to connect with a trained volunteer who has been through a similar experience. BetsyLehmanCenterMA.gov/Support
