Actress Jemima Osunde, speaking with Falz on House 21 TV, shared the emotional challenges she faced and trauma while working in healthcare.
During the interview she said; “Medical work was making me depr£ssed and angry. It was when I went for therapy that I found out I was bearing the weight of a lot of people s¥ffering, and that happens a lot with healthcare workers,” she revealed.
Osunde, a trained physiotherapist, recounted a particularly difficult case to backup the challenges she had to face. She said; “As a physiotherapist, we deal with every department. One time I was treating a 14-year-old girl with Vesicov@ginal Fistula (VVF) because of the trauma of v@ginaldelivery at such a young age, and it was too much for her body to handle. And her baby also had cerebral palsy.”
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