Pamela M. McBride is the Director of Equal Employment Opportunity in the largest division of a federal agency and a 31-year military spouse who lives in Atlanta. She has published hundreds of articles on career management, leadership, diversity and inclusion, veteran employment, and military life. Pamela is expanding her writing focus to tell her stories and advocate for others through personal essays. She co-authored two books, including The Mocha Manual to Military Life: A Savvy Guide for Wives, Girlfriends and Female Service Members and Work It Girl: The Black Woman’s Guide to Professional Success. Learn more at PamelaMcBrideOnline.com
Pamela M. McBride
Women are fed up with being fat-shamed by physicians who ignore their symptoms. Bias could be deadly. Hear from patients who fought back, got respect and got healthy.
When it came to number one, I was making a few mistakes. With these pro tips, I can breathe a sigh of relief when it’s time to relieve myself.
Don’t settle for any provider who disregards your instincts and input. Here’s how I took control when a doctor dismissed my health concerns.
