Healing Journeys
Cassandra shares her profound experiences with illness and recovery, highlighting how her early struggles shaped her perspective on healing. She reflects on her complex relationship with modern medicine, noting both the objectification she felt and the transformative care she eventually received. Additionally, she contrasts her Western medical experiences with alternative healing practices, revealing her internal conflict about her future career path amid physical and emotional challenges.In this clip
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