Dr Lee Treats An Autistic Patient With "Wart-Like Bumps" On His Face | Dr. Pimple Popper

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  • @TLCTVUK
    @TLCTVUK  Рік тому +54

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    • @sophia23346
      @sophia23346 Рік тому +3

      how could the things that people say made the universe get here is there was nothing God made it all so many prophecies are being filled from revelations telling us that Jesus is coming back they are happing right now in the world he loves and cares🎉

    • @nyquil350
      @nyquil350 Рік тому +2

      Bless your heart please get the word out that the doctors demeanor and bedside manners are very important to patients health too

    • @costanzadebari7114
      @costanzadebari7114 Рік тому

      ​@@sophia23346kk

    • @sophia23346
      @sophia23346 Рік тому

      @@nyquil350 how could the things that people say made the universe get here is there was nothing God made it all so many prophecies are being filled from revelations telling us that Jesus is coming back they are happing right now in the world he loves and cares

    • @obedhernandez908
      @obedhernandez908 8 місяців тому

      😢 🎉​@@sophia23346

  • @highwaysstar
    @highwaysstar Рік тому +1983

    I really admire the mom. It's clear how much she loves her son and understands his needs. She doesn't coddle him either.

    • @TerryProthero
      @TerryProthero Рік тому +94

      Moms usually understand us the best. And for an autistic person it's really nice having someone who gets where we are coming from, because that is so rare. Most people aren't willing to put in the effort to get to know us. So, we tend to have a few close relationships rather than trying to make a lot of friends. Basically, we need to put a lot of effort into socializing with others, so we want to deal with people who are willing to do the same for us.

    • @amadapedro9147
      @amadapedro9147 Рік тому +33

      Yes, she taught him to have a sense of humor about his condition.

    • @privateprivate1865
      @privateprivate1865 3 місяці тому +8

      The fact that she was crushed when she saw her son suffering when he had laser treatments is a obvious sign that she loves him deeply.

    • @nigelbeaumont1109
      @nigelbeaumont1109 9 днів тому

      I don’t think it would be too hard to Love him. Sweet young Man.

  • @LGreen_house
    @LGreen_house Рік тому +1153

    Dr Lee, as a mom of an autistic son, this bought tears to my eyes. You treated him with so much care but more importantly respect! You talked to him, not at him, and that is so important. Thank you for being so wonderful.

    • @ThisAintNoJoke
      @ThisAintNoJoke 5 місяців тому +1

      @@dothanguard Why do you have to be an asshole?

    • @ClapHurts
      @ClapHurts 5 місяців тому

      @@dothanguard i am dr lee i am reading this

    • @pippadawg7037
      @pippadawg7037 4 місяці тому +8

      As a grandmother of the sweetest little boy in the world who has autism, I was in tears too. Jordon is the sweetest man and Dr. Lee did such a great job. My grandson needs some orthodontia and the plan is to sedate him which breaks my heart. I know he will be okay but it amazed me to see Dr. Lee do this without sedation. He was smiling when she was injecting. Lidocaine injections hurt, especially initially. I was amazed. As you said, of course Dr. Lee was so kind and respectful. Clearly Jordon responded well to her.

    • @jackziemer8538
      @jackziemer8538 2 місяці тому +3

      As a kid with autism idk what the heck your talking about

    • @passalapasa
      @passalapasa 2 місяці тому

      @@jackziemer8538 SAMEEEEE

  • @jonnystedt8640
    @jonnystedt8640 Рік тому +1657

    Im the nurse at a group home for teenage boys and I LOVED this segment. I am always SUPER grateful for any doctor who can accommodate youth with disabilities. Well done Dr. Lee 😊

    • @mrsfiat6521
      @mrsfiat6521 Рік тому +26

      I love nurses ! Thank you for caring for special people ❤

    • @Batmom713
      @Batmom713 Рік тому +24

      I’m a special needs momma. Thank you for having a golden heart❤.

    • @SixthManOfSuccess
      @SixthManOfSuccess Рік тому +7

      Thank you for all that you do. I to work with blind/deaf/autistic youth and it is super humbling to know that you are watching over those precious babies just as I do.❤❤ May god keep his wings around you!

    • @yvonneosbourne4423
      @yvonneosbourne4423 Рік тому +7

      I love working with people with disabilities they are just such great human beings just need special people to care for them. This lady is a great Mom with an awesome son.

    • @anitamoura9543
      @anitamoura9543 11 місяців тому +3

      I am also a special needs mom and I loved how you worked with him every step of the way. Thanks for your understanding and caring,

  • @shaynecarter-murray3127
    @shaynecarter-murray3127 Рік тому +921

    Dr Lee is excellent. And i gotta give credit to the mom, she was calm and supportive the whole time, making things way smoother

    • @sophia23346
      @sophia23346 Рік тому +4

      how could the things that people say made the universe get here is there was nothing God made it all so many prophecies are being filled from revelations telling us that Jesus is coming back they are happing right now in the world he loves and cares🎉🎉

    • @Chidoc99
      @Chidoc99 Рік тому +1

      @@sophia23346 Wow, I don't know what made me click on your comment. Then again, yes, I do. The prophecy part is almost verbatim of my comments at certain times on here especially when I see an atheist or agnostic. I try to treat everyone with love and respect because we are all brothers and sisters from our Father. I feel like time I running out, but that's a great thing for the people who know how everything ends. God bless you for your comment.

    • @StacyLara-d8q
      @StacyLara-d8q Рік тому

      Not me commenting

    • @skehleben7699
      @skehleben7699 Рік тому +1

      An awesome mom! She rocks 💪💪

    • @sophia23346
      @sophia23346 Рік тому

      @@skehleben7699 how could the things that people say made the universe get here is there was nothing God made it all so many prophecies are being filled from revelations telling us that Jesus is coming back they are happing right now in the world he loves and cares

  • @HeatherBDentureDiVa
    @HeatherBDentureDiVa Рік тому +361

    Omgthe hug he gave Dr Lee wheb she didnt get frustrated and only cared about his quality of life with vibration to distract. So sweet!

    • @sophia23346
      @sophia23346 Рік тому +3

      how could the things that people say made the universe get here is there was nothing God made it all so many prophecies are being filled from revelations telling us that Jesus is coming back they are happing right now in the world he loves and cares❤❤

    • @savvivixen8490
      @savvivixen8490 3 місяці тому +4

      I saw that and wanted to hug them both too! Her simple idea on how to get through the procedure quickly, gently, and efficiently, made me facepalm out of pure joy and awe, cuz "why didn't I think of that?! That's so clever!!!" 😲😃 I'm so happy everyone got through the ordeal smoothly, and without incident! I'll try to remember this method for myself, should I have to deal with pain or phobia management at the clinic!

  • @elizabethbodnam2371
    @elizabethbodnam2371 Рік тому +688

    Dr. Lee! As someone with a horrific needle phobia, the vibration device was genius! He didn’t even flinch. God bled your compassion and skill!

    • @smorevids
      @smorevids Рік тому +29

      I got my forearm tattoo and the vibration of the tattoo device made it so easy to sit through the session haha. It certainly has a numbing effect.

    • @melissayoutube
      @melissayoutube Рік тому +10

      It’s common when getting filler and Botox to have the vibration machine.

    • @BasicYTHandle
      @BasicYTHandle 6 місяців тому +1

      *bless

    • @soilmanted
      @soilmanted 2 місяці тому +4

      As someone who needs dental work, one of my dentists is especially well-skilled at pushing the needle with the numbing medicine into the spot where it needs to go, without causing me any pain or discomfort - and without my even noticing that the needle is going in. He doesn't use a vibrator like Dr Lee uses. No special tools. I'm not sure exactly what he does but sometimes I don't realize he's pushed in a needle into me until I see there is a syringe in front of my eyes, and he's pulling the needle out.

    • @PiperDork
      @PiperDork 2 місяці тому +3

      It broke my heart when the mom said doctors wouldn't accept his insurance or respond to their calls. I appreciate Dr. Lee.for taking the time to do this.

  • @thisis.michelletorres444
    @thisis.michelletorres444 11 місяців тому +255

    "She's awesome, awesome AAAAwwsome!" What a cutie! Wishing him and mom the best!

    • @pippadawg7037
      @pippadawg7037 4 місяці тому +2

      That just melted my heart.

    • @marymactavish
      @marymactavish 2 місяці тому +3

      I assume you mean well, but you probably wouldn't call a neurotypical person of average intelligence "cutie" if they were as old as he is.

    • @bappo218
      @bappo218 2 місяці тому +2

      ​@marymactavish Imo anyone can be "a cutie". Yeah it can be a little weird wording but I don't thiiiink they meant harm. He has a very bubbly personality

  • @MxNEWCASTLE
    @MxNEWCASTLE 2 місяці тому +29

    I love that Jordan brought his stuffed horse with him! I am 18 and I feel a lot better when I go to the doctor or my therapist with one of my fashion dolls. I finally decided to stop caring what other people think and focus in my own comfort. I'm glad Jordan has something that brings him similar comfort!

    • @Skilletfan
      @Skilletfan 22 дні тому +1

      You know, I really think that’s great. If that’s what you need to help you with anxiety and keep you calm, there’s nothing wrong with that.

  • @victoriawilliams6156
    @victoriawilliams6156 Рік тому +295

    Her thoughtfulness with how to administer the numbing was just beautiful

    • @Munchkin.Of.Pern09
      @Munchkin.Of.Pern09 8 місяців тому +6

      I have a clinical fear of needles, and I’m awed by Dr. Lee’s tactic here. I wish that the physicians I have seen in the past had thought of things like this. Not to say I’ve never had a doctor accommodate my fear, but that was usually either by giving me a separate room so I didn’t have to see other people being treated (vaccination clinics), or in one case by prescribing me a one-time medication to help ease my nerves before an in-clinic surgery.

  • @eostrike
    @eostrike Рік тому +287

    That young man was awesome and so brave. Mom you have done a good job!

  • @clarehagley2165
    @clarehagley2165 Рік тому +296

    As a mum of an autistic daughter, I Thankyou for your kindness and understanding with this young man.

  • @mrssabre2946
    @mrssabre2946 Рік тому +116

    Jordan is such a cool guy and handled himself like a champ!

  • @PixiePollen
    @PixiePollen 3 місяці тому +49

    i love how dr lee handled everything in this episode - as an autistic person we get talked down to or infantilised a lot and it is really encouraging and makes me smile to see a doctor treating an autistic patient with the same respect and talk to the same as any other patient 🩷

  • @SCP-POOL
    @SCP-POOL Рік тому +42

    I like Jordan's stuffed friend! Nothing makes life easier to handle than having a friend to hug & hold on to. Dr. Lee handled this amazingly, she spoke to him gentle & friendly, but most importantly she only approached him or did anything after asking him 1st, those simple acts make all the difference in the world.

  • @juliairzyk
    @juliairzyk Рік тому +135

    This was handled start to finish by everyone perfectly. Mom, son, Dr., nurse, all perfect. This is an A+ disability interaction. Dr. Lee talked to the patient, not his mom, about his pain and his comfort and that was so key in him being relaxed. Great outcome.

  • @amy-vs2hj
    @amy-vs2hj Рік тому +99

    My son has Autism and I absolutely love that you treated him how you would anyone but with acknowledging needing to take a more sensitive approach. That little tool was a great trick which i may have to use next time one of my children need a needle.
    This episode really made me smile especially when he hugged you that is the biggest compliment you could of gotten from him ❤

  • @sarahwagner8809
    @sarahwagner8809 Рік тому +72

    Here we go again, Dr. Lee is an angel. Thank goodness for her kindness. Bet she feels great at the end of each day.

  • @armandinagarcia641
    @armandinagarcia641 Рік тому +49

    He's such a happy young man. Im glad Dr Lee got rid of his bumps.

  • @ashleyanderson8486
    @ashleyanderson8486 11 місяців тому +17

    He couldn’t have had a better Dr. than Dr.Lee she is so kind, caring, compassionate & empathetic to ALL of her patients

  • @TheLostLala
    @TheLostLala Рік тому +41

    If more doctors worked with autistic patients the way dr lee did, a lot fewer of us would have medical trauma...thanks for the level of foresight you showed

  • @k.l.3449
    @k.l.3449 2 місяці тому +9

    what a sweetheart he is. I cried when he hugged Dr. Lee after she used a needle. I wish only good things for him and his family.

  • @MyLifeDIY1
    @MyLifeDIY1 Рік тому +60

    I’m a mom of a son with autism. What a great technique of using the vibrating steel rod to refocus his attention to another area while giving the shots. I’ve always enjoyed watching Dr Lee, but this video really highlights Dr Lee’s professionalism and compassion.

  • @animaanimus8011
    @animaanimus8011 3 місяці тому +13

    Jordan’s mom did an amazing job with teaching him emotional language, and Jordan does an amazing job of using it! So glad the procedure went well.

  • @delilahgillis5287
    @delilahgillis5287 Рік тому +18

    HE DID A GREAT JOB. YOU SHOULD BE SO PROUD OF YOURSELF. BRAVE MAN

  • @LisaMarieDubeau
    @LisaMarieDubeau 4 дні тому +1

    He did soooo good. He was calmer than I would have been

  • @juliaraley9563
    @juliaraley9563 Рік тому +27

    My boys are on the spectrum, and I wish autism awareness was taught more as interns/residents. Dr. Lee, you are the best!!!

  • @jenn-k-h
    @jenn-k-h Рік тому +33

    The hug was so lovely ❤ You could tell Dr. Lee was making him feel comfortable and safe.

  • @glauvie
    @glauvie Рік тому +23

    He was such a cutie pie when he was little and he’s delightful now! His great mom just wants him to feel better. So pure.

  • @seriliaykilel
    @seriliaykilel Рік тому +41

    OMG - he is so freaking sweet. People always talk about special needs individuals as being a burden but really the love and light the share is so powerful. Beautiful to watch, and props to his mom and Dr. Lee for doing so well by him.

  • @beckyjones6956
    @beckyjones6956 Рік тому +107

    Dr, Lee, I work in health care and you are one of the kindest, respectful physicians I have seen. This could have went so wrong with him and you made it comfortable for him and his Mom.

  • @slvrbullet22
    @slvrbullet22 Рік тому +30

    oh my heart. Im an ASD momma and Dr Lee was wonderful in treating this young man. She did the reinforcement and focus methods for him and this is gold!

  • @TerryProthero
    @TerryProthero Рік тому +490

    As an autistic person, I can say that dealing with us is both simple and complicated. You can't easily anticipate how we might react unless you know us extremely well. We're just too different from other people for your social instincts to work on us. It's the same problem we have with you but far worse. Because we probably have a great deal more experience dealing with neurotypicals than you do with autistic people. Basically, you are autistic to us as well. But the good part of having an autistic person who is vocal is that we tend to be very straight forward and honest. So, we can tell you exactly what we need.

    • @peanuts215
      @peanuts215 Рік тому +36

      I love this helpful description - makes a lot of sense and is well said

    • @2Cambell
      @2Cambell Рік тому +13

      I agree. ❤️

    • @skehleben7699
      @skehleben7699 Рік тому +23

      Thank you so much for the very informative explanation! I actually copied it down to read again later!

    • @SailBale007
      @SailBale007 11 місяців тому +17

      My son is on the spectrum. He represented atypically and was first in our state to be diagnosed with “Aspergers” and 5 other labels… there was no guidebook for me, but kids don’t get to pick their parents, so I dug in to be his informed advocate and teach him to advocate for himself as he got older. It was a long, painful, journey, but my son is in his 30s, has a family, and is an X-ray & MRI tech in a hospital. I knew if anything happened to me, he would have to fight for himself. I wanted him to trust he could. Cant impart that if you coddle them. Bless you on your journey🙏🏻

    • @vacafuega
      @vacafuega 11 місяців тому

      Yes and no. Autistics are more obviously animal. Allistics are able to pretend they're something other than an animal, so much so that they convince themselves and others that they aren't actually an animal. If they're willing to acknowledge the act, they can connect with an autistic on a workable level.

  • @tylociraptor8131
    @tylociraptor8131 10 місяців тому +5

    Aw, Jordan is such a sweet hearted man! I'm glad he's been respected by both the doctor and his mom :)

  • @danettaromero9793
    @danettaromero9793 Рік тому +9

    Dr Lee, I'm crying over how you included him in the whole conversation, so important to people who have autism. My God you are incredible. You gave him hope an showed such compassion.

  • @HeatherBDentureDiVa
    @HeatherBDentureDiVa Рік тому +21

    Jordan you are so sweet and positive. So refreshing how gentle and sweet you are 💜💜

    • @sophia23346
      @sophia23346 Рік тому

      how could the things that people say made the universe get here is there was nothing God made it all so many prophecies are being filled from revelations telling us that Jesus is coming back they are happing right now in the world he loves and cares❤❤

  • @jakemode
    @jakemode Рік тому +14

    His absolutely delighted chuckle after seeing his reflection says everything 💜💚

  • @strangebirb
    @strangebirb Рік тому +12

    the way you accommodated his needs and found a way to distract him with the vibrating sensory input just shows how much care and empathy you have ❤

  • @dawnyofthelight
    @dawnyofthelight 2 дні тому +2

    Way to go being brave I have low Spectrum verbal autism as well and you were very brave big hugs to you

  • @cliodurotan
    @cliodurotan 18 днів тому +2

    What a charmer! The “she’s awesome, aweSOME, AWESOME” was amazing.

  • @olivial7777
    @olivial7777 Рік тому +60

    I also have TSC! I’m not autistic, but I deal with the other associated struggles. It’s been one of the biggest reason why I educate kids with ASD. Thank you for bringing attention to such a rare disease. It truly makes me feel less alone in the world. What an amazing mom he has! ❤️

    • @lolabekker9782
      @lolabekker9782 Рік тому +3

      I have the disease too and had some angiofibromas on my face but there is a medicine for it that can stop the growing part and even make the red bumps dissapear If You are on the medicine!

    • @olivial7777
      @olivial7777 Рік тому

      Yes! Topical rapamyacin. It’s apparently more effective than the lasers based on some studies I read.

  • @saz153
    @saz153 Рік тому +6

    That buzzing device is genius!! amazing work!

  • @cbk7744
    @cbk7744 Рік тому +15

    It's so refreshing to see a doctor who understands their patient's needs! Good on Dr. Lee for introducing that cool vibration technique to distract and soothe Jordan... that hug he gave was so sweet😊. Good on mom for being amazing❤

  • @user-zk8ed4kd2b
    @user-zk8ed4kd2b Рік тому +4

    Dr. Lee is so kind and thoughtful. I'm glad she was able to help this young man.

  • @drewconway7135
    @drewconway7135 Рік тому +12

    That smile from him at the end 🥰

  • @janenewley1014
    @janenewley1014 Рік тому +12

    So good to see a doctor treating a patient with such respect😊

  • @LaLadybug2011
    @LaLadybug2011 Рік тому +22

    What a sweet momma and son! Dr. Lee-this was fantastic - thank you for being so caring with this patient. ❤️

  • @Mike-dd9yx
    @Mike-dd9yx Рік тому +5

    Seriously this doctor is amazing. Kind, sweet and helpful.

  • @susieturk1
    @susieturk1 Рік тому +110

    Jordan has been handed a bad deal i'm so glad he's got a good Mom. And a good outlook on life. So many people walk around, going boohoo And don't have half as many hurdles as he does.

    • @sophia23346
      @sophia23346 Рік тому +1

      how could the things that people say made the universe get here is there was nothing God made it all so many prophecies are being filled from revelations telling us that Jesus is coming back they are happing right now in the world he loves and cares🎉🎉

    • @beepboop7896
      @beepboop7896 Рік тому +11

      it’s also kind of a bad idea to look down on people for going ‘boohoo’ for their own struggles just because they don’t have it ‘as bad’ as others

    • @sophia23346
      @sophia23346 Рік тому +1

      @@beepboop7896 how could the things that people say made the universe get here is there was nothing God made it all so many prophecies are being filled from revelations telling us that Jesus is coming back they are happing right now in the world he loves and cares

    • @ErinLastNameRedacted
      @ErinLastNameRedacted Рік тому +13

      I once read something that really stuck with me: “Saying you can’t be sad because someone might have it worse is like saying you can’t be happy because someone might have it better.”
      If you have depression like I do, being reminded of the worse situations others are in can make you feel even more depressed. Instead of thinking, “Well, my life isn’t so bad,” I think, “How can I ever be happy when so many people are suffering?”
      The fact that other people may be in worse situations doesn’t make my situation pain-free. It’s not wrong for me to be upset about it.

    • @sophia23346
      @sophia23346 Рік тому +1

      @@ErinLastNameRedacted how could the things that people say made the universe get here is there was nothing God made it all so many prophecies are being filled from revelations telling us that Jesus is coming back they are happing right now in the world he loves and cares

  • @nrdalrt15
    @nrdalrt15 Рік тому +16

    Wow! The vibrating tool is ingenious and clearly effective!

    • @aisha2370
      @aisha2370 Рік тому +3

      Does anyone know what its product name or the company that makes those wands? Ty

  • @jennygoodfellow2083
    @jennygoodfellow2083 Рік тому +6

    Dr Lee you were amazing with this young man. Im a mom of a special needs son. Like this young gent. My son has autism & he is non-verbal. We moms that have special needs kids learn to have patience & Dr Lee like I said & everyone else you treated him with kindness & respect. Thank you it does take a lot of patience with these kids.❤❤❤

  • @kmclane12
    @kmclane12 Рік тому +71

    Dr Lee, so patient and gentle! I’ve got tears in my eyes. Such a great man! Blessings and Peace ✝️❤️

    • @bassmaraho9587
      @bassmaraho9587 Рік тому

      Please read this 🙏
      The Israeli occupation, a fact even acknowledged by Israelis, traces back to 1948 when the Balfour Declaration of 1917 pledged support for a Jewish national home in Palestine. This historical context is essential to understanding the plight of Palestinians. For over 70 years, Palestinians have endured displacement, restricted movement, and lived under harsh conditions. The term “apartheid” aptly describes the segregation and discrimination they face in their own land, marked by numerous Israeli checkpoints. Despite countless peaceful attempts, oppression persists, leading to further land loss and human suffering. It’s important to note that Hamas, often a focus of international attention, emerged as a response to active resistance against this enduring injustice. If you trying to feel sorry for Israelis today I hope you felt sorry for Palestinians for the past 70 years 🇵🇸🙏. Give the people their homes and country back.🇵🇸🙏

    • @sophia23346
      @sophia23346 Рік тому +1

      how could the things that people say made the universe get here is there was nothing God made it all so many prophecies are being filled from revelations telling us that Jesus is coming back they are happing right now in the world he loves and cares🎉

    • @sophia23346
      @sophia23346 Рік тому +1

      @@bassmaraho9587 how could the things that people say made the universe get here is there was nothing God made it all so many prophecies are being filled from revelations telling us that Jesus is coming back they are happing right now in the world he loves and cares🎉🎉

    • @bassmaraho9587
      @bassmaraho9587 Рік тому

      @@sophia23346 All of this is a test from God, but God tests people with their humanity

  • @feathersword6104
    @feathersword6104 Рік тому +5

    Dr. Lee wins kindest, most inclusive doctor award!

  • @Anonymousrespectfulrep
    @Anonymousrespectfulrep 2 місяці тому +3

    Autistic woman here, thank you Dr.Lee for treating Jordan like an adult while also doing things differently to best support him! We need more doctors like you.

  • @BixbyLBC
    @BixbyLBC Рік тому +24

    What a sweetheart ❤❤❤ You did great Jordan 🤗

    • @sophia23346
      @sophia23346 Рік тому +1

      how could the things that people say made the universe get here is there was nothing God made it all so many prophecies are being filled from revelations telling us that Jesus is coming back they are happing right now in the world he loves and cares😊😊😊😊

  • @rhondapaquette2814
    @rhondapaquette2814 Рік тому +22

    Wow he did good and he didn't scream or cry and he was strong and now he can be happy and not mess with his nose so it can heal. 👍

    • @rhondapaquette2814
      @rhondapaquette2814 Рік тому +1

      Your welcome and this is from the bottom of my heart and I have some friends That has autism, special needs and other disorders that I had want to school with so I just talk to them calmly and help them out if I can becuse I am special needs myself but I can walk and talk and I also deal with other health issue's in my life but I am doing good what I have been told and it's never easy to watch people make fun of them but I was raised not to make fun of anyone becuse I had grandparents who were in the Arm force the army that thought then to be kind and respectful to other's and it rubbed oof them to me and I am kinda to people who Artistic and non verbal people so if I see videos of anyone who Autistic or has autism I feel there pain. 👍😀

  • @jamesshelton7395
    @jamesshelton7395 Рік тому +6

    WOW, DR. Lee, Blessed your heart and soul. Kudos. As a therapist myself working with toddlers with autism for the last 24 years, i am impressed with you, DR. Lee. Bless every parents with special needs child with bear hugs.

  • @DeannaBrownlee
    @DeannaBrownlee Рік тому +29

    Jordan is so cute and so sweet! He did so well! And Dr. Lee did a really great job of accommodating his needs.

    • @marsy1480
      @marsy1480 Рік тому +5

      What a sweetheart!

    • @feliciaschemonia7764
      @feliciaschemonia7764 Рік тому +4

      I was thinking the same. She's very compassionate and he is really sweet.

  • @cynthiadaniels3074
    @cynthiadaniels3074 Рік тому +5

    Jordan is so sweet. I’m glad he has some relief. God bless him and his Mom!

  • @H4CK41D
    @H4CK41D Рік тому +7

    this one is actually very wholesome everyone did so amazing especially Jordan!

  • @desireejackson450
    @desireejackson450 Рік тому +9

    Dr.lee you are a fantastic doctor to handle that young man the way you did

  • @ibjensen8626
    @ibjensen8626 5 місяців тому +2

    What a nice young man giving the best hugs. He is sweet like his mama.

  • @joe62845
    @joe62845 Рік тому +12

    I feel bad for Jordan. I'm glad Dr. Lee was able to help him.

  • @Ooziem
    @Ooziem Рік тому +7

    We need more positive people like him. 👍

  • @lisataylor8205
    @lisataylor8205 Рік тому +16

    Thank you for treating this patient with autism. I was told no by several doctors for my son when we wanted him to get braces. One brave doctor said yes and it was a success.

  • @viviane_casella
    @viviane_casella Рік тому +6

    Jordan is a sweetheart! Such kind eyes and good spirited, I'm so sorry he had to go through that. Kudos to mom for keep looking for help and advocating what's best for her son.
    PS: I love the technique of the buzzing sound, brilliant!

  • @cynthiarawlings9711
    @cynthiarawlings9711 Рік тому +2

    Dr. Lee is so gentle and caring with ALL her patients ❤️ She is the Real GOAT !!!!!

  • @TriciaWilson
    @TriciaWilson Рік тому +15

    Jordan is a sweet heart❤

    • @sophia23346
      @sophia23346 Рік тому +1

      how could the things that people say made the universe get here is there was nothing God made it all so many prophecies are being filled from revelations telling us that Jesus is coming back they are happing right now in the world he loves and cares😊❤❤❤

  • @LieutenantSheep
    @LieutenantSheep Рік тому +6

    Kudos to the team for working so diligently to make him comfortable and to Jordan! Facing your fears is hard and an experience like this can be super overwhelming

  • @user-vu8nb6qq5z
    @user-vu8nb6qq5z 13 днів тому +1

    He did so well! My son is Autistic and has trouble with needles too.

  • @vickygonzales1341
    @vickygonzales1341 Рік тому +3

    Awww he's so sweet....I loved seeing him hug Dr. Lee. It was really cute how she leaned into him too. So adorable ❤

  • @AnneluvsKatz
    @AnneluvsKatz 2 місяці тому +1

    Dr Lee is a wonderfully caring Doctor! And that patient was so brave… he did great!!!

  • @tammyhurst6729
    @tammyhurst6729 2 місяці тому +1

    Good bless this sweet young man. The Mom is precious and Dr. Lee is amazing.

  • @queenjesseen
    @queenjesseen 2 місяці тому +1

    What a sweet guy. 💗

  • @sherrismithwilliams7084
    @sherrismithwilliams7084 Рік тому +1

    What a sweetheart he is. Thank Mom and Dr Lee

  • @L33TNINJ4Grrl
    @L33TNINJ4Grrl 2 місяці тому +2

    So brave! Really inspiring. Well done everyone!

  • @EsterFlonaze
    @EsterFlonaze Рік тому +20

    i’m loving that she is covering Tuberous Sclerosis. It’s a rare condition but it’s one hell of a condition. I myself have Tuberous Sclerosis but I have an extremely mild case of it. all I have are the fybromas on my nose and a few on my brain but nothing has grown.

    • @nunyaDbiz
      @nunyaDbiz Рік тому +1

      Happy for you that your's is a milder case, rather than a more complicated one. I'm sure it can be alot to deal with at times. Good luck to you going forward. I hope it continues to be slow, or non-growing as you have described. That would be great for you.

    • @EsterFlonaze
      @EsterFlonaze Рік тому +1

      @@nunyaDbiz thank you so much. i’m very very lucky. I hope we can develope better care for it one day

  • @deedorothypapineau6920
    @deedorothypapineau6920 Рік тому +3

    That was a great step forward in this young man’s life. You did a wonderful thing for him.

  • @oadougz
    @oadougz 6 місяців тому

    This woman is absolutely amazing. The care and patience she took was off the charts! Absolutely love love love her and he ended up being so happy and his nose looks amazing!

  • @celesteamberbagley3996
    @celesteamberbagley3996 Рік тому +1

    Dr Lee that was amazing to see you working with that young man. Thank you for your sensitivity to his needs. As a foster mum to a young man with Autism it was lovely to see how you treated him and his mom.

  • @herdarkwings
    @herdarkwings Рік тому +6

    Wow you are amazing the level of care an how you approach your patients is so good to see!

  • @jaywholoveseveryone1721
    @jaywholoveseveryone1721 Рік тому +11

    I loved how he _poked_ at his mom 😂❤ EDIT: Dr. Lee said you can _poke away at momma_ . People with Autism take things literally. I have to be very careful with my words with my adult child.

    • @elenalizabeth
      @elenalizabeth Рік тому +5

      Us autistic people are quite literal 😂 we also aren’t great at understanding sarcasm and can think people are just being mean

    • @jaywholoveseveryone1721
      @jaywholoveseveryone1721 Рік тому +2

      @@elenalizabeth I know. I just edited my comment. People with Autism don't quite understand euphemisms either. Thank you for replying to my comment and sharing with me/us. ❤❤💙❤🧡💜

  • @noextrai
    @noextrai 3 місяці тому

    happy for this young man's outcome.

  • @Caperkidd-qs8vq
    @Caperkidd-qs8vq 12 днів тому +1

    Oh my heart. Jordon I like your sense of humour 👍 keep it up. Little steps for leaps forward. I’m proud of you ❤

  • @Uplate992
    @Uplate992 6 місяців тому +1

    Jordan is gentle and brave. What a lovable guy!

  • @mariapepper1666
    @mariapepper1666 Рік тому +3

    A brave young man. God bless him!!

  • @pattiburkholder8448
    @pattiburkholder8448 Рік тому

    Love love Dr Lee. She has the biggest heart I know. She takes each patient and does whatever she can to help them. Seeing her treat a young disabled man like she did...didn't surprise me. Keep up the good work Dr Lee ..

  • @serenitydylan2122
    @serenitydylan2122 2 місяці тому

    Dr. Lee is so compassionate with all her patients. Her love is medicine.

  • @susanway807
    @susanway807 11 місяців тому +1

    Jorden is such a sweet young man.❤ GREEAT JOB MOM!!!! You have done such an amazing job raising him right. Look forward to seeing his handsome face healed. God bless you all.

  • @sandrad.8205
    @sandrad.8205 Рік тому +1

    Dr.Lee is amazing she doesn't judge nor discriminate and she is excellent at what she does...wishing her many blessings 🙏🏽 🩷

  • @Pastorlinda54
    @Pastorlinda54 9 днів тому

    Amazing how was your kindness translated so well to him.

  • @katrinawall7758
    @katrinawall7758 Рік тому +1

    I'm glad he cooperated. I'm glad she could help him.

  • @terriburlile6985
    @terriburlile6985 Рік тому +5

    🤣🤣I love it...the adults were way more nervous than he was..!

  • @spiderwebb7944
    @spiderwebb7944 20 днів тому

    As an Auntie of autistic children I'm so happy for him and glad he had a positive experience this time. Dr. Lee has set him up for future visits in the event he gets more of these growths. Great job Dr. LEE!❤

  • @areatrix
    @areatrix 2 місяці тому

    he’s so real i se so much of myself in him, bringing a comfort plushie to nerve wracking situations, letting the mum do the talking, actually poking her for a joke, etc

  • @juliecolemannelson6849
    @juliecolemannelson6849 Рік тому +1

    Awwwww when he hugged dr. Lee! I adore him

  • @trishexploring1508
    @trishexploring1508 Рік тому +1

    Jordan is such a sweetheart! DrLee you were so caring in the way you treated his problem. Great job and Jordan and momma bear I wish you the best!!!

  • @pamelacommons7315
    @pamelacommons7315 Рік тому +4

    Thank you for seeing this patient

  • @wendyfiolek5914
    @wendyfiolek5914 15 днів тому +1

    He is being so good. My son is 29 and Autistic. He would be freaking out.

  • @sueweatherby3729
    @sueweatherby3729 2 місяці тому

    I smiled the whole way through this video. Dr. Lee comes through again - as if there was ever a doubt. And Mom obviously did a great job raising Jordan. He's a great guy!