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Your not wrong there. I have ADHD, Autism and something else they haven't been able to diagnose as well as other issues. . Now, 25 years old, when I was younger, like preschool age, they told Mum similar, and ignored her, she had to go multiple time to the doctors before she got answers and was taken seriously. If it wasn't for her amazing determination, I probably wouldn't be here today. 😊

I was dismissed for 2 years with skin cancer symptoms. Dr's don't like when a patient knows what's wrong with themselves and a lot of them will do anything to make sure you're not right

@@Whynotcreate to be fair, I have a friend who knew her daughter was sick but she was born with a rare cancer. Some cancers aren't easily detected. It took 8 years to get a diagnosis of her cancer. My friend never blamed the doctors because once the diagnosis was made, she could see why it wasn't easily detected. It shared symptoms with other diseases that are more easily detected. She was humble enough to recognize that the doctors only knew so much and they were trying. Knowing something is wrong doesnt automatically mean the diagnosis is easy. Thankfully in remission and has mostly resumed a normal life as a young adult. Its not that doctors dont want their patient knowing whats wrong. Its medical science isn't perfect. Its ongoing studies that wont end. I know of a retired heart surgeon who helped pioneer the heart and lung machine used today. He is an expert on the heart and some of the best heart surgeons were trained by him. He talks a lot about his early days as a surgeon and how even in the 50s. Doctors still didn't know as much about the heart as they do today, but they knew a lot for its time. We are talking over a 60 year span of time. He also talks about how not all doctors are competent. But you acknowledge the ones who are. Most doctors are honest. Its society who thinks having no diagnosis automatically makes them a bad doctor. Which is not right. There is an MD who has brain cancer on instagram and she doesn't go around saying how medicine is bad because she wont be cured. She still practices medicine today with her brain cancer.

Far too many doctors are in the wrong career in my opinion.

​@@electrodynamicorb6548 lovely comment NOT

@@clairebeech8585 a short lifetime of increasing pain is really nice to pass to your child.

@@electrodynamicorb6548 I still don't get your comment the mother didn't pass this on to her child it's a very rare illness so what r u talking about

I’m so sorry for your loss

I'm so sad I learned my toe and I was I want a doctor said I'm not person gets surgery if I get started my name tell she's asking to pay for to get a show you my love tell I almost you should have surgery on her she's on on the Hershey Hershey take pain Bible pay $50 is Michelle Asbury I pray for you and your family pray for you and family God bless you God bless you and your family and your daughter this Michelle is BMI Michelle lisenby I feel God is always there for you answer prayers 🙏

Angels surrounding this amazing child , may God Bless her…

Amazing!! Wow. It's heart warming and inspiring to hear of someone doing so much out of love for their child and it paying off.

@@emilysmith1000 Thank You, she is 50 now and works with disabled people because she understands the challenges they face. She has done all the work not me I just gave her the support.

@@CatsandJP that's lovely. You must be very proud of her. Thanks for sharing ☺️

It's horrible isn't it

@@Whynotcreate it squashes patient/doctor trust. Gaslighting a parent, should never happen..

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@@borntoslay3996 Disabled people can still have fulfilling lives, get married, have kids etc. Being disabled does not mean your life is over. I think this little girl is showing there's still so much you can get out of life as a disabled person.

@@borntoslay3996 That wasn’t my point. My point was that your statement of disabled people can’t get married, have kids etc is false. Millions of disabled people worldwide live happy, fulfilling lives.

@@borntoslay3996 This girl and others with her disability can also go on to get married and have kids. People with her disability already have in life.

@@e.l98 I will say though that with FOP, the risk is very high that it will accelerate the progression of the disease. It's apparently not very common for people with FOP to give birth because the risks are much higher.

I'm sorry you haven't connected with a doctor to work with. Good luck with that.

Yes I think some doctors lie to patients a LOT just to fob them off when they don’t want to deal with an issue or be honest about it.

Some doctors just don’t know either because they don’t have enough experience in certain fields of medicine so they try to pacify people and fob them off to specialists to deal with instead so they don’t look bad because a lot of doctors consider their image is more important.

💯 Always trust your instincts and be persistent especially when it comes to health.

Yet they all expect more money. It is extremely laughable and so sad that this stuff happens. They should be running and playing, that's the things, children should be doing

@@CymbalMonkey that’s a good point. To expect more money while lying to people to get through your day is just despicable.

It still didn't give the doctor the right to tell the mom she had depression 😮. The most rational thing would be to listen to the parent, acknowledge the concern, do more research about the disease and then work together. Instead, the prideful reaction was: I AM the doctor here, not you!!

You didn't need to write that about Philip in these comments😢

Then don't watch it?

They're brave to have the comments open with Philip on the sofa still... hide yo kids 😬

Make sure you visit him regularly. Bedridden people get lonely.

I’d describe it as, how luck works in this world. Some people get a selected fate, other die of natural causes.