Nichole Beavers Loosing Half Of Her FACE 😲 | S08 E02 | Medical Documentary | All Documentary
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- Thirteen-year-old Nichole Beavers suddenly begins to lose her hair in clumps and later develops pain in the right side of her jaw. Plus, after losing an alarming amount of weight, and with the right side of her face starting to sink in, Nichole soon realises that she has a rare disease called Parry-Romberg Syndrome.
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"I must be stressed trying not to be stressed..."
same gurl
Yeah, it's like someone yelling at you to "FKING RELAX!!!"
I hate the feeling 😥
mood
I know
to be fair on the doctor, it would have looked like alopecia which falls out in perfect circles. and alopecia is an autoimmune issue exacerbated by stress
What a strong and likeable person Nicole is.
And what a weak and unlikeable person her mum is.
Leanne Voysey very true. She is a very strong and sweet young lady.
@@kirin1230 why
actually shes pretty nice girl...
you know, even with her face slowly wasting away, she's still gorgeous
Apple Sauce it's because her true beauty shines from within , very astute observation from you, most don't see it but you did !
Yeah
She should cut out sugars as they clog up the arteries!
She is a VERY strong lovely young lady❤
She really is!
Her mum took her directly to the doctor, mum was working hard to make ends meet and coping alone. If you are a single mother of a teenager then it’s hard. Mum tried very hard to help her.
I agree. As a single mom to 2 boys I know what u mean
Sounds like a copout.
She handled the situation poorly at best.
@@sonnyjlong yeah mom didn't notice that half of her daughters face was caving in. I mean, it's an easy thing to miss.....
everyone blaming the mother are forgetting that the events they are telling happened more than two years before the filming. The disease must have deteriorated and her face sunk in more making it very obvious that her face was abnormal. The woman took her daughter to multiple doctors multiple times and was clearly worried about her. People living with a person dont notice gradual differences in their appearances. Get a grip and dont be so harsh on others!
The friends noticed and the mothers friend who visited noticed. The kid kept complaining..some parents dont put in the same effort.
@@petrasomeone6963 I’m blind in my left eye, have been my whole life. My left eye is also now green, whilst my right is blue. My blind eye drifts the moment I’m not looking around because it doesn’t focus. My parents straight up just don’t notice it, nor did they notice the change of colour when I was 12/13 (I wasn’t born with heterochromia, the colour change is down to how the light reflects back out of my eye after the retina detached). My friends noticed before my folks did. It’s extremely noticeable to people I’ve never met before or don’t know well, especially the difference in colour. You’d be surprised how blind a parent can be to changes in their child’s physical appearance.
@@Theaterfreak Thankfully, I have no health problems, but I was indeed born with heterochromia. It is not obvious, unless under the sunlight. One of my eyes is brown, just brown, the other is hazel. Normally they look plain brown, but in the sunlight, one had a very clear green colour the other doesn't. No one in mi family noticed. It was my friends at 16 years of age that told me, I had different eye colours, one brown, one very clearly "greenish". When I told my mom, she would keep denying it, saying it was because of the angle of the light, etc. After a couple years she decided to accept it, but she said my eyes should have changed colour at age 16. Looking at old photographs, with 9, 6 and 4 years old, the left eye appears slightly clearer in all photographs. Sure, they didn't change, but none of my parents had realised I had a different eye colour till I told them about it. Though, to be fair, I didn't realise it either till my classmates told me. When you're used to see a person, seing them everyday, if there are not radical changes in very short times, you won't notice them.
I wish some doctors would stop guessing and admit when they don't know. Not everything is because of 'stress!
try being a doctor for a day....
Yeah, the one of these that annoyed me the most was the girl where multiple doctors told her she was anorexic. As someone who has had their own struggles within the medical arena I know there are a thousand things that can go wrong with a human body, but some consultants are very arrogant and make snap decisions without reviewing all the details, even where there is significant patient input suggesting otherwise. I know they go to medical school for years and gain experience every year thereafter, but the person you're treating can guide you if you open your ears.
Most medical stuff are legends, I wouldn't be here if not for the efforts of our own NHS. But like every other facet of living you meet all types of people with all personality types, most are fantastic, but if you feel your concerns aren't being addressed don't be afraid to ask for a second or even third opinion. If you know you're not anorexic then you can't let people tell you that's your problem. No matter their education. Sometimes experience can lead to complacency and blindness to something outside of the routine every day issues, even if it bears some resemblance to one of those every day things. It's doubly bad that they were female doctors in that instance too. They should know better than anyone to not impose their opinion over your symptoms!
There is one episode where the doc openly states not to know what it is and to check on a second doc.
We need more of that.
She still looks beautiful❤️
What do u mean?
@Keyboard Crusader yes, what do you mean? Would you like to elaborate on your racism? Someone shows kindness and you decide to take advantage of it. Mostly your comment shows your low IQ but second to that it shows your inability to think for yourself and vomit other dumb rubbish you've heard other dumb people say. Do some research, travel, read, educate yourself, you'll be much more of a credit to global society.
@@siddarthmallik2053 keyboard crusader is very dumb and racist. They have no education or ability to think for themself so they are trolling to make themselves feel better. It's sad but when intellect is low dumb things sprout like weeds.
@Keyboard Crusader I notice you haven't commented on Jesse James similar comment below. Top job 😐
Edit- actually there are about 4 other comments with the same content as Siddarths but no racist remarks to those comments?
@Keyboard Crusader yo my buddy u don't need to be rude to me just cuz I'm a Indian.
She has beautiful eyes.
Thinking the same
Nope
Her eyes are normal. Not more beautiful then any other girl. Yall are just simps.
@@wymi1753 fact
@@wymi1753 fact is everyone has their own opinion of beautiful or even lack being able to appreciate beauty, these girls eyes are beautiful 🤷🏻♀️
Nicole is so sweet person but also i see sadness in her eyes:(
"a frightening new symptom appears".
You know it's going down when you hear them words!
Every. Single. Episode.
I see so many comments about nicoles mom being a bad mom. I dont agree at all. Yes she was a bit off, but she just wanted her daughter to feel “ normal”. she did not belittle her pain at all.
Ethel ADR2 her mother must have worked hard to pay for all the dentist and doctor bills. Mother seems like a normal nice caring lady. I think all the critics don’t have older children / teenagers and have no idea about bringing up a child alone and working long hours.
The doctors are more to blame
Honey Pea completely agreed, and the fact is that her daughter never resented her for anything which proves that the mom is not to blame here
@@etheladr258 Her daughter does resent her mother's behaviour. You can see in the story she is still hurt by her mother constantly telling her it's nothing and ignoring her pain. Unfortunately, she will have those memories for the rest of her life, and no matter how nice her mum becomes, she can never erase making her daughter feel like she doesn't matter. That will affect how her daughter sees herself for the rest of her life and how people treat her. I have a feeling it will be an extremely hard road for poor Nichole.
@@aprilapril2 You can't blame doctors if she barely went to any
@@etheladr258 I disagree. The mother obviously didn't mean any harm, but even in the interviews, she's still in denial about what happened. She could have done so much more and just tried to pretend it wasn't an issue. Making your daughter "feel normal," is not a good thing if she obviously isn't. If someone's diabetic, we don't try to make them "feel normal" by not giving the insulin. One women even said she was in denial about it!
"Where are my dogs?" I'd probably say that after waking up from a coma lol.
SAME!!! they are the best!!💗💗
If the doctor is not working out for you, change your doctor. Never be complacent. And don't blame everything on teenage angst
Oh for goodness sake....
Did you hear her say that she took her daughter for 3, 4th and 5th opinions?? That she was sure there was something wrong with her daughter??
I think she was just being a mum to a young girl that is, like all teen girls, having some self image issues...
[Edit: 3rd* not 3]
»When people stare in my face: now I can educate them.«
Wow! What an attitude! What a strong girl! Awesome!
Being a female myself, I think Nichole Beavers is a strong minded lady. Watching her story is very inspiring and I hope she get's on well now with her life.
you make it sound like being female is quite rare!
@@saralove724shhhh let her have this
This happens to most teenagers with serious health conditions. It’s “natural” to lose your hair because of stress, to be angry all the time, to cry all the time, if anything hurts you certainly just wanna skip school or want attention. Doctors, parents, teachers. No one takes teenagers seriously.
I know, plenty of doctors sent me away with similar excuses in my teenage years.
Nichole is amazing, made me lol when she said I must be stressed trying not to be stressed! Ain't we all! Keep on smiling beautiful girl and being awesome! You brightened my day sweet girl!
Shame that there's not more awareness of this condition. I too experienced hemifacial atrophy, which I believe was triggered by the emotional trauma I was in. And although I had a more mild form, it would still cause me mental and physical distress. And despite an MRI scan revealing clear, sudden atrophy and seeing multiple Doctors I never got diagnosed by anyone. I believe this condition is much more common than they suggest.
Always while watching these kind of videos, Iam thinking of the american Healthcare system and how indebted these families and people have to be just because they're the one in 100000 that have these rare diseases.
unless of course you dont pay medical insurance, in which case you're off to Hell in a handcart
Had to stop in the middle, before watching Kevin’s case to comment...what a brave girl Nicole is..can’t imagine the pain she has gone through..hope no one has to go through the same. Wish the syndrome stops ASAP so that she can get her surgery done sooner. Lots of love, blessings, power to her. Wish her health and happiness 🙏🏻
It’s these videos that make me worry excessively whenever I get a headache 😂
Another eye blinking session!!!!! Aaarraaggghhhhh . But love this show anyway.
Enough with the eye comments jay bomb.
I noticed this the other day! Makes me giggle whenever it happens
jay bomb 😂 me to
For Doctors, when they don’t know it’s always the guilt of the patient who is stressed or have imaginary pain.
i found nicholes facebook. shes a mother now im happy for her. tho it seems shes not gotten her reconstructive surgery or it didnt work because all her pics are with her hair over the right side of her face, i hope shes okay
Nicole is amazing. So strong and intelligent. She's going to make a lot of her life, regardless of what she looks like. We could all take a lesson from her.
How could the mum not see it
Monkey Nut with slow progression, pple who see you every day may not notice until massive change. Like when you lose weight n no one notice till you lose a lot of weight they notice 😯
Negligence
Her mother kept taking her to the doctor ... she keeps getting misdiagnosed ... mother can’t help this
I love those documentaries:they are extremely interesting and allow me to improve my English at the same time :)
Nichole is such a strong and determined person. I wish her well. At least she has a syndrome to tell people about when the questions start. Her mother should be so proud of her.
What a brave, beautiful, strong girl.
she is so pretty though
Yea ikr
i've watched a couple of these so far and it always goes
- "how did the doctors fail to diagnose it??"
- "well, it's rare"
every time
that aside tho, Nicole is honestly very pretty and seems like a pleasant person to be around
Interesting to know about these deseases but please can you stop this continual blackout through the footage as Its making me think ive lost my wifi connection.
Er, I think you mean diseases. Jesus....
Yo That was funny. Period.😂
thank you, it's the first time I heard that another Mother being in denial about something wrong with their daughter. My daughter was hiding partially her back problem until the music teacher told me her back wasn't right. She had to have back surgery for scoliosis.
As they are so busy working no doubt.
I don't think the mother was in denial at all? She took off work immediately every time the daughter complained. The doctors told them there was nothing wrong. We're all taught to trust doctors opinions... So she was doing and thinking what she thought was right.
I counted 16 dramatic blinkings
Yeah so annoying, i keep thinking ive lost my wifi connection.
Counted at least 1, one eye "dramatic" wink from Nicole....
Camila Blanco INSTEAD OF FOCUSING ON THE BLINKS FOCUS ON HOW THESE PPL HAD THEIR LIVES RUINED
Am I the only one who likes the eye blinking thing? Great documentary btw!
I do as well, kinda make it more dramatic. I dying "eye blink". It just funny 😂 (not dying but the eye blinks)
i like it but it does make me cringe a bit. Its only a bit of fun i guess :D
Sometimes
Heat_Wave yes , yes you are
You don't know, don't you?
How scary these cases are🙄😢🥺 but Glad that Kevin was timely diagnosed and treated
Every single time they ask:
"Why didn't the other doctors see it?"
And every single time they say:
"Because it's very rare. "
Surely sometimes it must be that the other doctors were just rubbish!
Funny thing is that this doctor is from my country Georgia and he is smart as you can see..unfortunately he is not working in my country and we are not able to have an access to such high standard diagnosis he can provide.. sad that he isn’t able to work here but at the same time really proud...just wanted to let you know because the population of the country I’m from is less than four million..I was surprised to see his Georgian last name here..and they’ve pronounced it incorrectly 😄
Well if its rare... it doesnt happen alot, meaning they would have to have read and studied that specific diagnosis and theres quite alot of rare diseases out there, many of them have overlapping symptoms, its impossible, which is why dr consult with others
Even then theres way to much to nail it everytime
In my opinion atleast
Partially true😂
Why they just won't say "well, there are doctors that are not just that smart as the others"
It's because it's a TV show,
For Parry-Romberg Syndrome, and according to Wikipedia and a study from 1983, there are "circulating antinuclear antibodies", which indicates an autoimmune disease as a possible cause. It is the following study: "Progressive hemifacial atrophy (Parry‐Romberg syndrome) report with review of genetics and nosology" by Lewkonia, et al., 1983.
The hair loss is also related to autoimmunity so that makes a lot of sense. I wonder if an autoimmune diet could be tried as an experimental treatment?
Interesting. If so, there are quite a few immune repressing medications.
What a delightful young person. So strong. So mature. Love and light xxx. You are beautiful inside and out. You go girl. Xxx
By all the diseases in this world, many of us can be so happy to be born healthy.
"can you spell it backward" bro there's nothing wrong with me and I can't do that without serious thought
Be strong Nicole.
Damn.. These doctors. Check her blood, CT scan, check her pee, ALL OF IT.
Natasha Merline no tests for this condition
love a parent who doesn't take their child seriously because they're a teenager so 'it's nooormaaaal'. UGH.
I really hated that mother
Typical spoiled kid comment.
@@kim_yong_un Your comment sounds more like a typical spoiled kid comment honestly.
@@babciapetunia4300 We form opinions on people based on given information. Regardless of how incorrect the information is, it is human to make assumptions with incomplete stories.
Cookie oh please, don’t put a bullshit excuse for that “opinion”. There’s plenty given information to know the mother doesn’t deserve the hate. With all her hardships, there’s no blame for her human mistake in underestimating what was happening to her daughter. Take look at other places in the world where kids live in poverty, only dreaming of parents to work hard and pay their doctor’s bills and then get back here to whine about this woman.
My right side of the body also hurts constantly. My head, ear, throat, shoulder, leg and stomach in the right side. It all started with my throat and tongue but my face is fine. I don't know what's happening with me. Doctors think I'm fine but I know I'm not.
Maybe go get urself checked by a neurologist ?? They can help I think
Nicole is ACE. What strength she has! I think she is a beautiful young woman inside and out I wish a great life for her, best of luck 💖
What a nightmare 😢😢😢 poor girl
I have bells palsy. it is somewhat similar to a certain extent to her condition. I admire her strength and courage so much.
Khairatun Nisa me too, you are the first one I know have it and I got the diagnosis three years ago
My friend has that too. Her whole right side of her face seemed to be dropping, doctors thought it was a heart attack - she was 26 at the time. Anyway she made lifestyle changes - went vegan, gluten free and exercises more and all the symptoms have gone. She doesn’t take any meds as she doesn’t believe they help. Hope this helps you guys in some way 🙌🏻
What a loving family they are. They never gave up. I'm really happy that there is aesthetic surgery available. She has a happy and bright future ahead. It is human nature to look at someone who is different but it does seem that, for some, human nature causes them to be unkind. On my regular journey to work, among the regular faces there was a new face. His physical appearance was causing him concern in the close confines of our crowded train. I realised that he too was showing discomfort. I looked out for him the next day and saw that he was on the platform waiting for the train. It was raining and he had a huge umbrella. I slipped my wet brolly into my handbag and took a chance. I went over to him and asked if he minded sharing his brolly with me. I talked about everything except his appearance and after that we always looked for each other. We shared hundreds of train journeys together over 16 years and got to know each other. I took him along to social events with friends and although he was nervous the first couple of times he settled in with us and he became the gregarious and charming man he had been all along. He married one of my friends and they now have two children. He told me once he was so glad it was raining and wanted to share his brolly. I'm just glad to call him a friend.
Nicola has a fabulous attitude to life She is so self aware. I hope it helps her all through her life because people can be cruel and Nicola I wish you a happy life and that you find something that inspires you and that you soar. I also wish her mum all the best she clearly cares and did her best. I’m so happy they found the truth out and hope that a cure can come sometime soon for people with this syndrome must be awful living with this kind of pain for years
I love her green eyes and soothing voice
Could she get reconstructive surgery, but could they afford it. In Europe it would be done under the National Health system. No massive bills.
Denise G- Hill yes, it’s such a shame that people who don’t have health insurance can’t easily get the treatment they need. If she wanted it, surgery could improve her confidence greatly.. poor girl.
@@CalmoOmlac
This is reconstructive surgery not pure cosmetic surgery which is not free anywhere in Europe. Yes I paid 9 euros a day contribution for my stay in hospital which is nothing.
I knew a guy with the same condition and the NHS would not help him. They would rather pile people with antidepressants and tell them that it's all 'psychological'. Any rare type of illness takes forever to be diagnosed, if at all. Almost every doctor on the NHS will write if off and diagnose something as 'stress' if they don't know what it is.
In Australia the surgery would be basically free as well.
The American system of letting rich psychopaths dictate who get medical treatment is appalling.
@Piatequila
What I meant was that she would get it immediately when she needs it, going after the disease's phases. 😉 No massive bills.
You ARE strong and resilient!
For a parent not to notice only by photos!!! Omg the poor girl must have been going through hell. Stressed she wasn't stressed she was scared out of her head. I can't imagine how it was for her she is a strong girl and amazing how she coped. If that was my child losing weight that much and hair i would be at the doctors every day till I got an answer. What a strong girl. Weldone beautiful girl xx
I'm honestly so inspired by Nicole. I'll remember her story and think about it when I feel that I need some strength.
Go, go , go Nicole! You are a very brave and strong girl! You are far more stronger than the Parry-Romberg Syndrome because it does not destroy the core of your being you!
These documentaries are so interesting to watch... but I don't know why this channel is so under rated😔
She is still a beautiful young lady stay strong and happy sweetheart x
Nicole is so strong! Such a wonderful person she is.
God help that poor girl
Nobody thought about an MRI?
Be strong Nichole, my son 27yrold has Parry Romberg(right) since he was 7yrold.
her personality is a whole mood
I have Parry Romberg and I unfortunately allowed it to run my life. Im 41yrs old unmarried and struggling with depression my entire life. 1 in 700,000 ppl have this disease. The worst part is that the onset is at a young age when youre still confused and developing your identity, self esteem and so forth. Unlike other diseases, this one hits you when youre most vulnerable
How couldn't you notice that your kid's face is sinking in on one side?
Remember, it was slow and she was already seeing doctors
My thoughts exactly
I find it somewhat offensive that they give subtitles to Nicole. I can understand her just fine and English is my second language.
To all those who complained about the subtitles when Nicole was speaking, you certainly have no consideration for those who do need subtitles. Wish more programs would have subtitles. I have noticed just about every American documentary do not have subtitles, is there no deaf or hard of hearing people in America? Here in the UK we have subtitles with just about anything. TV shows, movies, the news, documentaries etc. Find it very discriminating when there is no subtitles and its mainly on American shows.
May god bless u nichole
I really don't know why they gave Nichole subtitles I can understand her perfectly without
And you are the representation of everyone else? There are people who can't understand because English isn't their first language
Probably for those that rely on lip reading
36:34 why didn't the swelling come up in the CT scan?
Jesus, what a strong girl.
I wonder if her jaw pain was fully taken care of by the dental work?
Same things are going with me... But doctors are not able to detect ..
How is it they don't reroute veins to compensate for the lost blood flow?
Nicole is beautiful, and has a wonderful spirit and nature. I wish her well for the future.
honestly: Nicole is a total cutie
A 1/3 if the way through, Only just realised this was uploaded today
Nicole - dies
Doctor : its probably just a stress
she has love in her heart ..... thats all i care about
I have the same diagnosis. But will never have money for surgery ((
Thank god for that doctor!
I dont understand how Nicholes mum didn't notice there was something wrong with her face or how she left her to suffer pain for so long. If that was my child. I wouldn't have stopped bugging doctors until they found out what was wrong. Nichole looks older than what she is. I hope she is doing well now and that her mum is paying more attention.
I am a transgender women with GID ,body dysphoria, and parry Romberg syndrome, i am soo depressed 😢
Dont be sweety ❤️ You are more beautiful than you think ....im here if you need to talk
What a beautiful and strong lady ❤ amazing
bravo Nicole ,,I have no words for my laziness considering my school ..thank you ,and I hope you are going to be better..
The first thing he wanted to know was whr were his dogs....❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
The eyes AGAIN
"Today you get to see the evil twin" that's such a fun way to cope with it.
The one thing this lady needs to know that she is beautiful.❤
She's just sooo beautiful tho!!!
You need glasses love!
@@Saucyakld that's rude
@@Saucyakld You just proved that you are an idiot.
I think that doctors in the future should get more education about these syndromes and develope studies more, maybe then humanity will progress more with health and stuff. I don't think it is an excuse that it is 'rare'. I think it is just that this area is underworked and this is where people should put more work into...
Docs can't Know Everything.... but they can google! Og the mom could have googled the symptoms. The syndrome actually comes up in the first page.
It is far more complicated. A lot of diseases have the same symptoms and doctors usually assume the lightest diagnostic, the one that is more common. It's logical. Not to mention that doctors have different specialties - what a neurologist would notice on the spot, an endocrinologist might miss. And symptoms overlap. There is a reason people go to medical schools for YEARS. One quick Google search doesn't stand for a diagnosis. Rare diseases are hard to study because they are RARE in the first place. And not all of them clustered in the same country.
@@signeaarejrgensen61 True, but they think they do know everything so they don't do further research...
I once when to a clinic asking for a test for something, they told me they asked the entire staff and noone knew what it was, inferring that it didn't exist... if they had just googled it they would have known what it was...
It's something that is fairly new in research but there is no excuse for not doing a basic search before assuming I made things up... embarrassing too how many doctors act like they are above and beyond everything...
At least being aware of the vastness of possibilities out there should be the norm, admitting if they don't know something instead of just saying it's nothing if they don't know what it could be.
I agree, and also believe this condition is not as rare as they say as most people never seem to get diagnosed. I also suffered from this condition, which I am thankful it was a mild case. And despite a clear MRI scan revealing sudden atrophy and seeing multiple Doctors, I never got officially diagnosed.
After seeing multiple Doctors and going for an MRI scan, which reflected the clear atrophy I had experienced, I still never got a diagnosis. I am convinced most cases of this condition go completely undiagnosed.
What brave girl Nicole is, definatley a hero.
Nichole is such a brave soul.wishing her the best in life
Poor Kevin... how terrifying! Caused by poorly stored or cooked 🥩 meat.
I feel so bad for them, only the good people have terrible things happen to them.
Ohh
@@areeshafaraz518 ?
and thats why im mean
I really hope she will fully recover and live happily her live.
Amen❤
Something went wrong with the subtitle - it is really blurred; as a 140p version in 480p.
Nikki has got the coolest accent❤plus she’s a powerhouse 🙌🏼🥰
Spelling a word backward is a scary therapy for me ...😕
Nicole's mother though 😑, what a careless insensitive woman she is; unbelievable.
That what I was thinking
Got the same vibe from her:/
I understand what you mean but I don't agree it a lot easier to think you'd notice a difference but in the reality of the situation its harder her mom was working long hours and was probably exhausted and when someone appearance changes it doesn't happen quickly so its really easy to miss and it didn't help that they went to so many doctors and got nothing it made her think nothing is wrong
@@nonaisapotato5697 I'm not talking about noticing the difference (Which was so obvious actually and hard to go unnoticed) but leaving her daughter suffering with physical and emotional pain and not doing much about it! Don't forget she quit school for getting bullied because of her facial appearance and her mother didn't pay much attention to that even. Only a careless insensitive person can be that ignorant.
@@ninahabibkhan Nicole even says herself that her mother had to work really hard to provide even the essentials. What do you think the mom should have done in that situation, considering that medical care is really expensive in the US? Careless and insensitive? More like struggling to provide for her child, not to forget how young she was when she became a mother. I am not a mother yet, and I can't imagine the emotional strain a girl must go through when she's left to care for a baby while she's still a child herself.
If I may ask: What is your nationality and what financial class would you put yourself in? Lower, middle or upper? (If you don't want to answer, that is understandable) My fiance was raised in a lower class family in the US. From what he told me, doctor's visits were financially unthinkable, because that puts you in debt for potentially the rest of your life. For people that have never lived that, it is easy to call the mother ignorant and cold-hearted. I'd say she was put in one of the most difficult situations a human being could face.
I`m asking my God help them.
Thanks
Isn't this sick life created by your precious god?.. yea ask him!
Cyrano De Bergerac
You are crazy 🤣🤣🤣🤣 what's wrong with you:/
Cyrano De Bergerac if your life is sick just go and die :) it is not god's fault 🤭🤣🤣🤣🙃
@@cyranodebergerac7962 all people go throw crap that's not a reason to hate our creator like how we experience crap we experience happiness
If Kevin has lost the ability to close or move his eyes, why can't they pretend that's how it is when they do the re-enactment (at about 32/33 minutes), instead of him lying there looking as if he's peacefully asleep.