In 2005 I needed life-saving surgery. After six days of tremendous pain, significant weight lost, and incorrect diagnoses, my medical team finally discovered the issue. The prognosis was scary, the next steps were going to be challenging, and I would need months to heal, but I was relieved.
Naming the issue meant we were solving the right problem. No longer would I depend on short-term Band-Aids because we were going to address the root cause. Correctly naming an issue matters.
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