Patient Reaction Etiquette
As a member of the PatientReaction family, we ask that all members using the platform follow proper etiquette when posting their blogs/reactions regarding their medical experiences. Clearly, all members must be respectful of the medical community when detailing your medical journey. Remember that this platform does not provide direct medical advice. Any formal medical direction whatsoever must be obtained by a licensed medical professional.
By employing proper etiquette one will ultimately avoid offending others. Kindly adhere to our terms of use policy regarding how you communicate with other members of the platform. We at PatientReaction cannot emphasize enough that when members post that they remain laser focused on the primary objective of the platform, namely, the sharing of one’s medical experiences in a courteous manner. Reaching our objective is imperative so that all members can become empowered which in the end will only lead to improved medical outcomes.
You’ve made it this far—now it’s your turn.
PatientReaction isn’t just in beta—it’s the start of a movement born from real struggle, real hope, and the voices of people who refuse to be ignored. This platform was built for you—for patients, caregivers, and survivors who’ve lived through what others are just beginning to face. If this blog resonated with you, don’t scroll away in silence. Post. Share. Speak. Your experience could be the insight, the comfort, or the encouragement someone else needs as they navigate their own journey—always in partnership with their healthcare team.
This is your space. This is our moment. Speak up—someone out there needs to hear you.