すべての役割の裏にいる女性：私たちが誰であるかを思い出す | Bhagyashri Lahane博士 | TEDxSGU

TEDxSGUでのこの講演では、専門医であり集中治療医でもあるBhagyashri Lahane博士が、医師、母親、娘、妻、リーダー、介護者として女性が担う役割について語っています。医学研修、集中治療、子育て、そしてCOVID-19の流行下での勤務経験を振り返ります。講演は、これらの役割を超えた個人のアイデンティティについて問いかけます。責任を放棄することではなく、個人の夢や必要性にも居場所を与えることの大切さが語られています。

• 医師、母親、リーダーなど複数の役割の両立
• 医学研修、集中治療、パンデミックでの経験
• 境界線、自己認識、個人のアイデンティティ

Who are we when nobody needs anything from us? As women, we often become experts at fulfilling multiple roles- as doctors, mothers, daughters, wives, leaders, and caregivers. We learn to manage responsibilities, meet expectations, and keep moving forward, even when we are exhausted. But somewhere along the way, we may begin to confuse who we are with everything we do for others. In this deeply personal and thought-provoking talk, Dr. Bhagyashri reflects on her journey through medical training, critical care, motherhood, and the extraordinary challenges of working during the COVID-19 pandemic. These experiences led her to confront an important question: Where is the woman behind all these roles? Through the powerful idea of choosing herself too, she explores the hidden weight of responsibility, the emotional burden of always being the strong one, and the importance of boundaries, self-awareness, and personal identity. This talk is not about abandoning responsibilities or caring less for others. It is about recognising that our own dreams, needs, and individuality deserve space alongside the people we love. Because being needed is not the same as being fulfilled, and surviving is not the same as truly living. Perhaps the most courageous question we can ask ourselves is not, “What does everyone need me to be?” but “Who am I beyond my roles?” Dr. Bhagyashri Lahane is a Consultant Physician and Intensivist with over nine years of experience in clinical medicine and critical care. She holds an MBBS, MD in Medicine and IDCCM and is the Founder & Director of Vitthal Hospital, Pune, where she combines clinical expertise with healthcare leadership and hospital administration. Beyond medicine, she actively contributes to initiatives focused on girls’ education, confidence-building and empowerment. Her journey across medicine, leadership, teaching and social initiatives has shaped her perspective on women, identity and self-belief. Her TEDx theme, “Fight for My Own Identity,” explores the courage to define oneself beyond professional roles, responsibilities and societal expectations. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx