A powerful patient story was overshadowed by a mindset that expects patients to simplify their needs and accept delays. Some proposed reforms risk entrenching these problems, while claims of having a 'world-class system' gaslight patients and seek to shut down scrutiny. This is about power. Institutions hold it, and patients are expected to adapt, which means they must continue to advocate for change.
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