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I hate to say this, but you are asking for meaningful change in a trillion dollar industry. It's not going to happen through stories, public awareness, or by any other peaceful means.
I survived open heart surgery, telling my story is the only action I can take these days. :)
We need EVERYBODY like you telling their story
That's why I partnered with a company called Savvy Coop and was invited to the HLTH 2023 conference in Las Vegas last week.
I had many good meetings with providers and health companies telling my story and our team was maybe a dozen or so patients with multiple medical conditions.
It's getting out there. I'll be on a podcast tomorrow.
So what, they should just give up? No. Change will happen as more and more people resist the status quo.
It may seem slow, it may be painful, it may feel like it's never going to actually work but you've got to keep going because one day and all of a sudden it will.
Of course they shouldn't give up! I'm just saying, that's not going to be enough.
You're deluding yourself. The wealthy will NEVER part with that much money willingly.
They won't part with money for 9/11 responders dying from cancer, the rest of us have no hope.
Who said anything about them doing it willingly?