You're right....you'd think they would test the milk, if not her BLOOD. The infection would have been obvious there. As a microbiologist, I was like "Culture that." xD Unfortunately, that isn't always a doctor's first thought, but rather a lab person's thought. Aside from the fact that I was drawn to this video simply because it had "Serratia marcescens" in the title...
@@xx_donnie_in_transit_xx9688 its because emergency physicians see so many crazy things whereas the others only look for what they see most... the normal stuff
@@LM-kd2zm Well, no, I already explained why the baby WASN'T dead from her feeding him that milk lol. His immune system was directly connected to her through the breast milk, and from the fact that he still had that protection of her antibodies coursing through his system for the first six months of his life. Serratia is not generally deadly, though...it is just an opportunistic pathogen that can cause trouble. But I totally agree that the doctor that told her it was fine should be hit upside the head...
I never understand those doctors. Her milk is bright pink and only the very last doctor decides to test the milk for bacteria.Why? Thats the first thing anybody would think of noticing a strange smell or color. I get that it is a very rare ilness, but I still don't get the "wow this fluid looks like something I 've never seen before. Lets just not test it" approach.
Same here. The only difference in my case was that I smelled vinegar when I peed. I knew I was dying, too, but it took three hospitals to finally figure out that my fears were valid.
that's what I said! As soon as he said culture, and said out loud, " that's what needed to be done since the beginning!!" That first doctor was an idiot, especially telling her "give him the milk, it's what's best" -.-
@@jenjencurls breast milk turns all shades of color. Green, orange, etc. Its normal, so is pink breastmilk as it usually indicates just some blood in milk. I'm not suprised he didnt think to check for bacteria. Usually pink breastmilk is normal 🤷♀️
The doctor who said she’s never seen the pink milk before told her to let her baby continue to drink that milk. How she gonna say that if she’s NEVER seen that before ? I would’ve Never listened to her.
@@hopelemaster959 I've forgiven them, but it makes it hard to trust them since then. People don't realize that we may forgive 70 times 7, but we don't forget very easily.
they took so long to take her to the doctor. Two weeks, after someone had to tell them "something is wrong." Then She wakes up screaming in pain and wait hours to make an appointment with a doctor... I'm just glad she is doing better. At least they went to different doctors to find an answer.
Breastmilk can turn all shades. Even green. Pink breastmilk is normal and is usually a result due to a small amount of blood and it is not harmful whatsoever, even with the bacterial infection, it is still safe for the mother to breastfeed, so I'm not suprised he didnt think anything was wrong. Sometimes they wont even advise antibiotic treatment as long as mom and baby appear to be healthy.
@@yellowmellow9339 I get that, but the tint is more of a desaturated pink. Not highlighter pink! And just imagine if that woman kept feeding her son the milk! Her son would of died!!!!
@@theemoturtle7002 He wouldn't have died. They actually will encourage to continue breastfeeding with the bacteria infection, as long as baby is not premature. Its fatal to premature babies. Theyll just put mom on antibiotics, if she is having a negative reaction to the bacteria.
@@qecy3190 Honestly I haven't heard anyone call any part of their leg, hip, or pelvic region a "Russell" and I speak only English. Maybe she was actually trying to say mussel! My almost 3 year old son try to say all the big words like us adults do too. Of course the pronunciation of the words aren't perfect because he's just a toddler. I wonder if her parents asked her later on as she has grown up to see what Russell means or if she was trying to say mussel.
I thought that she tried to describe the sounds of the pain, rather than the part of the body where the pain was presented. When I was about 3-4 years, I called tea cakes "round buns with bubbles on it". My mum didn't udnerstand at all waht I was meaning until we got to the store and I could point out what kind of edible I was talking about xD I also called mayonaise "bedinaise" instead.
Carry on feeding your baby milk that is turning pink, not on your life, I would never feed my baby milk that had the tiniest hint of colour. And the first thing I would have said “check the milk, check it now” for the sake of my baby and myself.
I thought I'd watch this but I can't. Literally, within the first lines, I became a little annoyed. Most doctors don't know everything, which is why there are specialist in each field. But being a person who lives with an undiagnosed chronic illness where my doctor's know that there is something wrong but they can't tell me why. It's my everyday and people often think maybe I'm not as bad as I say when I do talk about it, but that's because I'm not complaining 24/7 because that won't help. I said stuff when I was younger but my mother thought I was "okay" and it'd go away. I also have a seizure disorder that went undiagnosed for years and now have issues because of it. If your child is telling you something, listen to them. You are their only advocate and you can be the difference between an ok quality of life and a body shutting down due to lack help.
I'm a (retired) medical technologist. I could tell that this was Serratia as soon as I saw it. I've actually seen it in water bottles that are not sterile.
As soon as she first saw it had gone pink I thought obviously something has contaminated the milk and most probably a bacteria lol I can’t believe a doctor didn’t pick that up. I’m no expert, just spent the last 25 years of my life reading up about anything to do with biology, health and medicine etc so can have some sort of idea but a fkn dr should have a clue.
@@emelle_1953 i guess the milk was already infected before the bacteria colonized even more and multiply to change the color, but my comment was when the pediatrician told the mom to give the milk to the baby even if it is bright pink, we should never give the baby this milk and we should look for the bacteria causing it.
The kid was howling in pain all night and you did not call an ambulance?! No wonder these illnesses took ages to figure out!' No one did anything correctly to try and solve it!!
My L4, L5 have collapsed too, and I have a grade 3 Spondylolisthesis. I totally get it. My Russel hurts too. But Im 49 years old and can comprehend this. Im horrified thinking about a 4 year old little girl dealing with this type of nerve pain.
For years now, I've been trying to contact the people who create this amazing series, because I nearly died of cepsis, because doctors couldn't or wouldn't help me get to the bottom of a problem I had. Because I'm totally blind and have nobody who can see any onscreen contact information about how to be featured in an episode, I'm hoping that someone can help me by providing that information. If anyone could please reply to this message with that information, I would sincerely appreciate it. Thank you very much in advance.
@@orangesandlemons40 Oh wow. Was that when Season 10 was made that features the show about the woman who wouldn't stop growing? That was with OWN (The Oprah Winfrey Network" took over the show, and I thought that it was produced in 2015 or 2016. I wondered if OWN would produce anymore shows or if they deferred the rights back to Discovery Life which used to be Discovery Fit & Health from 2011-2017 or 2018. That was my favorite network, and it's still one of my favorite networks. Before 2011, it was Discovery Health, and it was doing just fine. I'm very disappointed with OWN, because they also failed miserably to honor to continue to create more episodes of the show "Deliver Me." Do you remember that one?
@@heatherstub I don't remember that one. I just watched Mystery Diagnosis and sometimes I'd watch the Baby Story ones. I loved Discovery Health too and was sad when it left. And while Oprah had this show on OWN, it didn't last very long :( They have a new show called "Diagnosis" I believe on Netflix. You could perhaps contact them to see if you could be on their show if they have a new season.
@@orangesandlemons40 Oh how I wish I could afford to subscribe to NetFlicks, because they've got a lot of excellent shows. If I knew someone who has it, I've heard I could be included on their account, but so far I haven't found anything like that. Do you know anything about that? If not, no need to reply, and thank you for the idea. Perhaps I can do something for you, too, so please let me know if I can help you with anything. Again, thank you so much.
I think it would be obvious what she was trying to say. I mean come on, she's grabbing her hip, saying her "russel" hurt, which sounds almost exactly like muscle!! I just can't believe they never made the connection!! It's like - Duh!! Hello!! You can't figure this out?!?!
It really makes me angry when people dismiss kids clearly in pain and not feeling well because they’re kids and “being dramatic” Little kids don’t fake things or lie well at all.
Two weeks is far too long. "Intense pain" that makes a child walk funny is not "growing pains". I'm a little angry with the parents for letting it go for two weeks.
I dont understand why they told her to keep nursing the baby with mastitis and pink milk! Or why they didnt test the milk immediately. If there is mastitis the baby can get infected if there is infection
A calf can still nurse off of its momma cow if it has mastitis in fact it is encouraged or for them to be milked every 2 hours just like it is encouraged for a human with mastitis to keep breast feeding or pumping every 2 hours to help brake up the clots but yes it is not safe for a human to drink cow milk from a cow with mastitis
Brooks symptoms sound so much like mine that I thought she had the same disease as me which is Gauchers Disease. Im so happy they diagnosed her in time,
Legit just Google pink breast milk and get a likely answer. Took me ten minutes. I dont expect my doctor to have every bizarre answer off the top of their head. I expect them to be able to interact with other doctors, nurses, staff and use their expertise to critically evaluate sources and come to a plan based on all this
@@apdroidgeek1737 ya but they are a doctor. I dont mean literally using Google. What I mean is if they dont know they can search scholar databases or texts books, or call other doctors. Not just say idk and toss up their hands.
@@themrdeadlift still, you cant based your disease just on the symptoms alone, google cant really do a test which proves the disease, im pretty sure the doctors in the video considered the disease she actually has, but again the test probably proved it wrong.
Poor mum! Breastfeeding isn't as easy as everyone thinks it is. The doctors at first probably thought it was some blood as mums call their doctors and breastfeeding consultants concerned about "pink" Milk. Wish these doctors took this case abit more serious. Happy the family is better off now.
Rinsuki I absolutely agree 100% but it does happen unfortunately.....we hear about it often in our Mum group. BUT fortunately there is a big movement in breastfeeding which is great !!! There are more studies, more breastfeeding consultants and more breastfeeding volunteers that are helping,hearing and supporting breastfeeding mums/parents.
When the Dad continues to make comments about his daughter wanting attention and being an actress it made me sick...it took 2 weeks from her first complaint f9r them to take her to the doctor!!!!Day 2 would have been enough for me...
Sorry but I gotta take the side of the dad. Ofc it seems horrid to us. But we don't know the child. He does. Some kids act a bit for attention. And if you see someone everyday, small changes go by unnoticed. They only noticed these changed when the neighbour (someone who doesn't see her everyday) pointed them out. And the nightly crying started shortly after. They got her to the doc. Just as any parent would. As someone whos pain was dismissed by their parents, I can tell you that that is something different. The parents of this girl did it right.
I'm a little put off by Brooke's parents saying _what happened to my life_ and describing how the hour they had to wait for MRI results was such torture.... Poor little thing had to go two weeks before y'all even took her to the doctor. Why wouldn't they be talking about what happened to _Brooke's_ life? How will it affect _Brooke_ ??? I dunno.
There was another case where the mother ignored her daughter pain because the doctors told her she was fine. When they found out she was actually in pain the mother was so remorseful, she couldn't stop talking about how terrible she felt and how terrible her daughter must have felt. This mother showed 0 remorse.
As a father to 2 boys i know the anxiety & sleepless nights when they where I'll , though both myself & wife are working parents & I travelled long distances with very little sleep neither of us cud sleep knowing our kids where in pain , I speak of the basic stuff compared to what Brookes parents went thru. I just hate it when kids go thru these diseases & trauma - it's not fair ! Hope she does well in life.
I'm kind of mad at the first pair of parents. What toddler that age fakes pain for that long? Children that age don't have an attention span long enough to fake pain for longer than a day maybe. And if you're child isn't even playing like they used to and struggles to pick up a toy then that's a red flag. Never seen a child that age take it that far.
Would depend on if it was a closed or open sytem. Some brands have membranes that close the tubes and motor off from becoming exposed to any moisture that would come from the breast. Other brands dont. In either way tubes to bottles would need to be replaced in my opinion.
About the first born - second born things. I think it's actually the opposite way. But I might say that because me and my older sister are like that. She always wants to be the middle of attention, and I'm basically in her shadows. But it's personality difference too.
Yeah, it's hard to stereotype children in the order that they're born in, it's usually different with every family. It can get a little more tricky, too, when half siblings are involved.
Why didn't they diagnose serratia marcescens sooner than they had because had they done it that mother would not have had to come close to dying before getting diagnosed
If a milked cow is put on antibiotics the milk is discarded during that time and a week afterwards as 'not safe for human consumption' so I don't understand why if she was on antibiotics the baby could still have the milk, surely the medication would come through her milk and into the baby.
I had mastitis it is very painful and I actually pumped to try and produce milk cause I was struggling and ended up pumping blood in the milk. My pediatrician also told me to feed it to my baby. I didn't though I just tossed it and stopped pumping dealt with the mastitis and put my boy on formula.
Can I just say I've had a lumber puncher (the thing were they get spine tissue) when I was younger and they only gave me skin numbing cream. It was sooo painfull that I cant explain it was like someone stabbed me I'm older know but still I wanna cry thinking about it and I now have a fear of pain killer but in the sense they make the pain worse. I still feel that the hospital did something wrong and they even gave me some dumb tablit like give me proper pain killer not a game of agario
Breastmilk comes in all different shades. It can be green, orange, blue, brownish, and pink. Pink breastmilk is usually just a sign of a little blood in the milk and is usually nothing to worry about, even with the bacteria they still reccomend to continue breastfeeding because there are no adverse reactions unless baby is premature 🤷♀️
@@kristinowens899 breastmilk adjusts itself to what the baby needs, or how the mom is doing. For example. If the mom is sick with a cold. The breastmilk will adjust itself to have more antibodies to protect the baby and also that changes the color. Or if the baby is sick let's say with the flu the baby's saliva will "alert" the cells in the breastmilk and it will change to what the baby needs. It helps transfer antibodies and immunity to the baby and depending on what color it is could tell you how the baby is OR if the mother herself is sick or has issues such as mastitis, an infection, stress, ect.
I know parenting is difficult, but waiting 2 weeks to get your toddler seen about when her walking is strange and complaining of pain... I would've waited a day at most. :/
I haven’t finished the article yet so maybe the answer is coming, but breast cancer wouldn’t explain the formula turning pink too would it? Oh, got it. Lol
after watching like 40 episodes of this show in a row: tell the patient it's cancer (it's not), tell the patient they need to gain/loose weigt (maby they do but it's not the main l issue),becuse they don't know whats erong so either you fake it or you are mentaly ill (it's not). Patient goes home and find the awser on the internet, ends up beeing a really rare illness that some one hasn't come across in their 30 year job as a doctor.
The Doc that told her to give her child the pink breastmilk needs to lose her license. That's ridiculous! You know something's wrong with it and don't know what, so why the heck would you give that to your child? Don't do that...
I had redness and swelling and I went for a mammogram and they found a tumor they were 95 percent sure it was breast cancer and it was a Fibroadenoma they said it’s extremely rare, but they had no other explanation.
Some parents don't pay the kids no attention , I know the kids might look like they are playing you got to see what they are talking about. Anything could be wrong . You better listen cause anything can happen, the parents will be looking sad cause they didn't pay their kids no attention.
Wykeisha Craft I have baby dolls and that just like real children to me and I pay attention when something is wrong I never ever ignore my babies not one time would I do that if something's wrong I take them straight to the doctor no ifs ands or buts
So not a SINGLE doctor suggested TESTING the milk? What a bunch of quacks.
Strange how often specialists can't pick up on something (in their own range) that emergency physicians do.
You're right....you'd think they would test the milk, if not her BLOOD. The infection would have been obvious there. As a microbiologist, I was like "Culture that." xD Unfortunately, that isn't always a doctor's first thought, but rather a lab person's thought. Aside from the fact that I was drawn to this video simply because it had "Serratia marcescens" in the title...
@@xx_donnie_in_transit_xx9688 its because emergency physicians see so many crazy things whereas the others only look for what they see most... the normal stuff
@@LM-kd2zm Well, no, I already explained why the baby WASN'T dead from her feeding him that milk lol. His immune system was directly connected to her through the breast milk, and from the fact that he still had that protection of her antibodies coursing through his system for the first six months of his life. Serratia is not generally deadly, though...it is just an opportunistic pathogen that can cause trouble. But I totally agree that the doctor that told her it was fine should be hit upside the head...
Right? I had a very cut and dry case of mastitis and they still cultured my milk!
im sorry but “mommy my russel hurts” that is the most wholesome thing ive ever heard
I never understand those doctors. Her milk is bright pink and only the very last doctor decides to test the milk for bacteria.Why? Thats the first thing anybody would think of noticing a strange smell or color.
I get that it is a very rare ilness, but I still don't get the "wow this fluid looks like something I 've never seen before. Lets just not test it" approach.
Same here. The only difference in my case was that I smelled vinegar when I peed. I knew I was dying, too, but it took three hospitals to finally figure out that my fears were valid.
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I know, right? They just go “huh, that’s weird.” and don’t even try to test it.
@@heatherstub What ailment did you have that was a "mysterious diagnosis"?
that's what I said! As soon as he said culture, and said out loud, " that's what needed to be done since the beginning!!" That first doctor was an idiot, especially telling her "give him the milk, it's what's best" -.-
@@jenjencurls breast milk turns all shades of color. Green, orange, etc. Its normal, so is pink breastmilk as it usually indicates just some blood in milk. I'm not suprised he didnt think to check for bacteria. Usually pink breastmilk is normal 🤷♀️
The doctor who said she’s never seen the pink milk before told her to let her baby continue to drink that milk. How she gonna say that if she’s NEVER seen that before ? I would’ve Never listened to her.
That surprised me to, what an irresponsible doctor 🤦🏻♀️
Why wouldn’t they just test the breast milk right away just in case? That makes no sense to me.
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Common sense: ight imma head out ...
Kid says she's in pain, walks funny, behaves funny.
Dad thinks she's faking.
My family told me that I brought on my illness, when I actually had a birth defect! Go figure.
@@heatherstub mine did too...thats why this story makes me so angry.
@@hopelemaster959 I've forgiven them, but it makes it hard to trust them since then. People don't realize that we may forgive 70 times 7, but we don't forget very easily.
they took so long to take her to the doctor. Two weeks, after someone had to tell them "something is wrong." Then She wakes up screaming in pain and wait hours to make an appointment with a doctor... I'm just glad she is doing better. At least they went to different doctors to find an answer.
Dad is a dumb dumb‼️🥴
Sure feed your baby this mysterious pink milk. It’s best for the baby ... what?!?!? Poor woman
It makes you wonder where this doctor got his/her degree!
Am I the only one who would have punched the docter? I mean, COME ON!!!
Breastmilk can turn all shades. Even green. Pink breastmilk is normal and is usually a result due to a small amount of blood and it is not harmful whatsoever, even with the bacterial infection, it is still safe for the mother to breastfeed, so I'm not suprised he didnt think anything was wrong. Sometimes they wont even advise antibiotic treatment as long as mom and baby appear to be healthy.
@@yellowmellow9339 I get that, but the tint is more of a desaturated pink. Not highlighter pink! And just imagine if that woman kept feeding her son the milk! Her son would of died!!!!
@@theemoturtle7002 He wouldn't have died. They actually will encourage to continue breastfeeding with the bacteria infection, as long as baby is not premature. Its fatal to premature babies. Theyll just put mom on antibiotics, if she is having a negative reaction to the bacteria.
Don’t you just hate it when your rustle hurts.
I thought this was even a past life episode and thinking she was some old person in a young body reincarnated. lol
I still want to know what her rustle is 😂 I'm a quarter of the way in, i hope I get answers. Thats what this show is about anyways
@Tiffany R. oooh now it makes sense
LOL I heer it nowLOL
@Tiffany R. Ohh.. thx for clarifying lol! :)
What's up with the dramatic eye closes lol
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To show how serious they are?
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Yeah, ikr? IT'S DRAMATIC. e.e
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If my kid said her "Russell" hurt, I would think she was trying to say "muscle"
What did she mean tho? Not a native english speaker here lol
@@qecy3190 Honestly I haven't heard anyone call any part of their leg, hip, or pelvic region a "Russell" and I speak only English. Maybe she was actually trying to say mussel! My almost 3 year old son try to say all the big words like us adults do too. Of course the pronunciation of the words aren't perfect because he's just a toddler. I wonder if her parents asked her later on as she has grown up to see what Russell means or if she was trying to say mussel.
I thought that she tried to describe the sounds of the pain, rather than the part of the body where the pain was presented.
When I was about 3-4 years, I called tea cakes "round buns with bubbles on it". My mum didn't udnerstand at all waht I was meaning until we got to the store and I could point out what kind of edible I was talking about xD I also called mayonaise "bedinaise" instead.
Why would the doctor recommend feeding the baby milk that looks radioactive?? Asinine, just asinine.
What does “Asinine” mean?
@@sophia_bubba - It means "foolish".
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Carry on feeding your baby milk that is turning pink, not on your life, I would never feed my baby milk that had the tiniest hint of colour. And the first thing I would have said “check the milk, check it now” for the sake of my baby and myself.
I thought I'd watch this but I can't. Literally, within the first lines, I became a little annoyed. Most doctors don't know everything, which is why there are specialist in each field. But being a person who lives with an undiagnosed chronic illness where my doctor's know that there is something wrong but they can't tell me why. It's my everyday and people often think maybe I'm not as bad as I say when I do talk about it, but that's because I'm not complaining 24/7 because that won't help. I said stuff when I was younger but my mother thought I was "okay" and it'd go away. I also have a seizure disorder that went undiagnosed for years and now have issues because of it. If your child is telling you something, listen to them. You are their only advocate and you can be the difference between an ok quality of life and a body shutting down due to lack help.
Where's House when you need him.
I'm a (retired) medical technologist. I could tell that this was Serratia as soon as I saw it. I've actually seen it in water bottles that are not sterile.
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@@lri828 I honestly forgot why I comment
As soon as she first saw it had gone pink I thought obviously something has contaminated the milk and most probably a bacteria lol I can’t believe a doctor didn’t pick that up. I’m no expert, just spent the last 25 years of my life reading up about anything to do with biology, health and medicine etc so can have some sort of idea but a fkn dr should have a clue.
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truly shocking that the physicians didn't culture the breast milk from the very onset!!!!!
They must have graduated from the Physicians College of dumb-dumbs‼️😂
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"The doctor told me I had...a paper cut." *dramatically closes eyes for no reason*
Every dang episode! Like they couldn't play some scary music or have them open their eyes really wide!! *Jaws theme song* hahahahahaha
As someone who is studying for a lactation Consultant, the bright pink milk is very dangerous and should never be given to the baby
I thought that serratia was only a problem for immunocompromised people and premature babies?
the milk didn't come out pink so she had probably already infected him even when normal color.
@@emelle_1953 i guess the milk was already infected before the bacteria colonized even more and multiply to change the color, but my comment was when the pediatrician told the mom to give the milk to the baby even if it is bright pink, we should never give the baby this milk and we should look for the bacteria causing it.
I used to pump my milk and sometimes it would be a little blue. Weird.
@@jjsmama401 it's normal, blue, pinkish, reddish or greenish it depends on your diet, some antibio turns ur milk into black!
The kid was howling in pain all night and you did not call an ambulance?! No wonder these illnesses took ages to figure out!' No one did anything correctly to try and solve it!!
My L4, L5 have collapsed too, and I have a grade 3 Spondylolisthesis. I totally get it. My Russel hurts too. But Im 49 years old and can comprehend this. Im horrified thinking about a 4 year old little girl dealing with this type of nerve pain.
16:02 DOCTOR: it was as determined that she had ..... NDOJENKDOSNDFIDK‼️‼️
ME: she had WHAT?!?!?! 😳😳😳
Hahaha!
Hahahaha right and the doctor can say it five more times with no problem I’ve always thought that was funny!
Lol. You should see/hear some of the tongue twisters we get in the pharmacy.
I think they just throw darts at the alphabet to name diseases, conditions even script meds.
I went what what
Thanks for another MD episode!! I was almost dying here when this was uploaded..hope you upload more eps 😍😍
Diagnosis: md deficiency
@@phoebethegreat6253 I can't help but wonder why it took them so long to upload another MD episode hahahaha 🤣🤣
Same here
“Now close your eyes””okay got it,perfect “
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For years now, I've been trying to contact the people who create this amazing series, because I nearly died of cepsis, because doctors couldn't or wouldn't help me get to the bottom of a problem I had. Because I'm totally blind and have nobody who can see any onscreen contact information about how to be featured in an episode, I'm hoping that someone can help me by providing that information. If anyone could please reply to this message with that information, I would sincerely appreciate it.
Thank you very much in advance.
Mystery Diagnosis hasn't had any new episodes since 2011, so I doubt they're in production anymore, unfortunately.
@@orangesandlemons40 Oh wow. Was that when Season 10 was made that features the show about the woman who wouldn't stop growing? That was with OWN (The Oprah Winfrey Network" took over the show, and I thought that it was produced in 2015 or 2016. I wondered if OWN would produce anymore shows or if they deferred the rights back to Discovery Life which used to be Discovery Fit & Health from 2011-2017 or 2018. That was my favorite network, and it's still one of my favorite networks. Before 2011, it was Discovery Health, and it was doing just fine. I'm very disappointed with OWN, because they also failed miserably to honor to continue to create more episodes of the show "Deliver Me." Do you remember that one?
@@heatherstub I don't remember that one. I just watched Mystery Diagnosis and sometimes I'd watch the Baby Story ones. I loved Discovery Health too and was sad when it left. And while Oprah had this show on OWN, it didn't last very long :( They have a new show called "Diagnosis" I believe on Netflix. You could perhaps contact them to see if you could be on their show if they have a new season.
@@orangesandlemons40 Oh how I wish I could afford to subscribe to NetFlicks, because they've got a lot of excellent shows. If I knew someone who has it, I've heard I could be included on their account, but so far I haven't found anything like that. Do you know anything about that? If not, no need to reply, and thank you for the idea. Perhaps I can do something for you, too, so please let me know if I can help you with anything. Again, thank you so much.
Heather stubbs How are you totally blind but can reply to what Orangeandlemon40 said and wanna watch Netflix lol
Russell or muscle? They just misheard her 😂
Hannah Lindsay I thought it's wrassle, with a silent w
Romackadam Bäckenstein maybe that was it idk 😂
I thought she must have heard the word bustle referring to the hip, like on tv or something.
I think it would be obvious what she was trying to say. I mean come on, she's grabbing her hip, saying her "russel" hurt, which sounds almost exactly like muscle!!
I just can't believe they never made the connection!! It's like - Duh!! Hello!! You can't figure this out?!?!
It really makes me angry when people dismiss kids clearly in pain and not feeling well because they’re kids and “being dramatic” Little kids don’t fake things or lie well at all.
i was waiting for the parents to go to doctor they took a long time 🙄
Sir Novak I tell you the moment my child walked wired I will be the next minute at the doctors office
Two weeks is far too long. "Intense pain" that makes a child walk funny is not "growing pains". I'm a little angry with the parents for letting it go for two weeks.
"I've never seen bright pink breast milk. Feed it to the baby anyways."
Excuse me, what? Uh, no. No thanks
This video is giving me so much anxiety & I'm only about 7 minutes in... 😰 this scares me so badly, anyone else???
Me too, yet I feel compelled to watch just in case.
Yeah, I'm always anxious about what are they going to show
I dont understand why they told her to keep nursing the baby with mastitis and pink milk! Or why they didnt test the milk immediately. If there is mastitis the baby can get infected if there is infection
If a child is nursing it can help mastitis and the pink could be due to blood form the mastitis. Was most likely the doctors thoughts
@@elktheindianspotteddeer1331 it's normal if it's a hint of pink but not bright pink
i know right! mik from cows with mastitis is not considered safe for consumption but go ahead and give human mil to a baby... no problem...
A calf can still nurse off of its momma cow if it has mastitis in fact it is encouraged or for them to be milked every 2 hours just like it is encouraged for a human with mastitis to keep breast feeding or pumping every 2 hours to help brake up the clots but yes it is not safe for a human to drink cow milk from a cow with mastitis
Yes!! Finally a new episode of Mystery Diagnosis!
Brooks symptoms sound so much like mine that I thought she had the same disease as me which is Gauchers Disease. Im so happy they diagnosed her in time,
Legit just Google pink breast milk and get a likely answer. Took me ten minutes. I dont expect my doctor to have every bizarre answer off the top of their head. I expect them to be able to interact with other doctors, nurses, staff and use their expertise to critically evaluate sources and come to a plan based on all this
Also I know a few doctors that just don’t want to do the extra digging or work
Google is not a doctor is not that easy to diagnose , you could easily misdiagnose someone using google
@@apdroidgeek1737 ya but they are a doctor. I dont mean literally using Google. What I mean is if they dont know they can search scholar databases or texts books, or call other doctors. Not just say idk and toss up their hands.
Unless they work in Mayo Clinic. Doctors don't work together due to the competition caused by our current medical system.
@@themrdeadlift still, you cant based your disease just on the symptoms alone, google cant really do a test which proves the disease, im pretty sure the doctors in the video considered the disease she actually has, but again the test probably proved it wrong.
Poor mum! Breastfeeding isn't as easy as everyone thinks it is. The doctors at first probably thought it was some blood as mums call their doctors and breastfeeding consultants concerned about "pink" Milk. Wish these doctors took this case abit more serious. Happy the family is better off now.
True but you would culture the breast milk anyways just to rule out. You don't make assumptions in medicine that is why it was missed.
Rinsuki I absolutely agree 100% but it does happen unfortunately.....we hear about it often in our Mum group. BUT fortunately there is a big movement in breastfeeding which is great !!! There are more studies, more breastfeeding consultants and more breastfeeding volunteers that are helping,hearing and supporting breastfeeding mums/parents.
It's fine if the milk has a HINT of pink from the blood but if it's bright pink it's obviously won't be from the blood
The moment my child walks wired I would bring her straight to the doctor.
YES! RELIABLE SOURCE OF MYSTERY DIAGNOSIS!
When the Dad continues to make comments about his daughter wanting attention and being an actress it made me sick...it took 2 weeks from her first complaint f9r them to take her to the doctor!!!!Day 2 would have been enough for me...
i hate when parents do that.
Oh yes. Families think they're always right. I went through that tooo many times.
Hope Lemaster Right! I wouldn't want my child to be uncomfortable for that long
Oh the joys of breastfeeding! Turns your fun bags into Sore bags 😵
Sorry but I gotta take the side of the dad.
Ofc it seems horrid to us. But we don't know the child. He does. Some kids act a bit for attention. And if you see someone everyday, small changes go by unnoticed.
They only noticed these changed when the neighbour (someone who doesn't see her everyday) pointed them out. And the nightly crying started shortly after. They got her to the doc. Just as any parent would.
As someone whos pain was dismissed by their parents, I can tell you that that is something different. The parents of this girl did it right.
What kind of dad saying she's faking it
Same person that has check your engine light on says the car was faking it...
Point is, they probably dont want to spend money
It a shame kids have to deal with much illness this young in her life.
Doctors spend so many years training but this mum knew what to do, without any training!
Anyone else thinking of strawberry milk or pepto bismol.?
THAT POOR LITTLE GIRL
Poor Brooke..sweet child.
🤦🏻♀️ oh my days. If my dog has a funny nose I panic and he goes to the vet! And the Doctors 🙄
I would’ve stopped feeding the kid pink milk and probably would’ve pressed it
I'm a little put off by Brooke's parents saying _what happened to my life_ and describing how the hour they had to wait for MRI results was such torture.... Poor little thing had to go two weeks before y'all even took her to the doctor. Why wouldn't they be talking about what happened to _Brooke's_ life? How will it affect _Brooke_ ??? I dunno.
AliEvaMari Exactly, I wish we could hear from Brooke how she felt in all this, like what she remembers
I was instantly uncomfortable when the mom kept talking about HER life and feelings, not one lil blurb about how Brooke felt 😭
Agreed! These parents are offputting and I don't agree with how they handled it. Very odd!
Fully agree.
There was another case where the mother ignored her daughter pain because the doctors told her she was fine. When they found out she was actually in pain the mother was so remorseful, she couldn't stop talking about how terrible she felt and how terrible her daughter must have felt. This mother showed 0 remorse.
So glad brooks doing great ❤️
Yo. That second family needs to sue the life out of everybody. Wth.
Thanks Dr Eric
I was wondering when another MD episode was gonna come out!
my cousin had LCH when he was younger and he's been like... i think almost 10 years LCH free!
Oh this just makes me feel so awful. I just hate when kids are hurting. Poor little girl. Three is just too little for that.
Im happy that the little girl is alright
As a father to 2 boys i know the anxiety & sleepless nights when they where I'll , though both myself & wife are working parents & I travelled long distances with very little sleep neither of us cud sleep knowing our kids where in pain , I speak of the basic stuff compared to what Brookes parents went thru. I just hate it when kids go thru these diseases & trauma - it's not fair ! Hope she does well in life.
I'm kind of mad at the first pair of parents. What toddler that age fakes pain for that long? Children that age don't have an attention span long enough to fake pain for longer than a day maybe.
And if you're child isn't even playing like they used to and struggles to pick up a toy then that's a red flag. Never seen a child that age take it that far.
Exactly! Parents were in denial, they took way too long to take her.
Wonder if her pump was infected?
Would depend on if it was a closed or open sytem. Some brands have membranes that close the tubes and motor off from becoming exposed to any moisture that would come from the breast. Other brands dont. In either way tubes to bottles would need to be replaced in my opinion.
About the first born - second born things. I think it's actually the opposite way. But I might say that because me and my older sister are like that. She always wants to be the middle of attention, and I'm basically in her shadows. But it's personality difference too.
Yeah, it's hard to stereotype children in the order that they're born in, it's usually different with every family. It can get a little more tricky, too, when half siblings are involved.
I also had growing pains util they cut out of 19 cm diameter tumor out of me.
Those first parents should not be allowed to have kids. When a kid constantly says they are in pain you take it seriously.
Why didn't they diagnose serratia marcescens sooner than they had because had they done it that mother would not have had to come close to dying before getting diagnosed
Brooke is such a cute little kid that's so sad that nobody took her seriously
me after watching this and gets a pain in my back: 0_0
Lol
Hahaha same
😂
Don't worry it's strawberry nesquik 😏😏😏🤣🤣🤣🤣
If a milked cow is put on antibiotics the milk is discarded during that time and a week afterwards as 'not safe for human consumption' so I don't understand why if she was on antibiotics the baby could still have the milk, surely the medication would come through her milk and into the baby.
For lch wouldn't high levels of antihistamines help control it?
Breast Milk : *Turns pink*
American Doctors : “Nothing to worry about, let your baby drink it, no need to test it”
Dramatic B L I N K
I had mastitis it is very painful and I actually pumped to try and produce milk cause I was struggling and ended up pumping blood in the milk. My pediatrician also told me to feed it to my baby. I didn't though I just tossed it and stopped pumping dealt with the mastitis and put my boy on formula.
That's a smart choice. Formula is a perfectly healthy option and swallowing the blood could have upset your child's stomach.
Is something wrong with Kelly’s neck, she’s always tilting her head to the side
She also moves her lower jaw in an odd way when she speaks
Can I just say I've had a lumber puncher (the thing were they get spine tissue) when I was younger and they only gave me skin numbing cream. It was sooo painfull that I cant explain it was like someone stabbed me I'm older know but still I wanna cry thinking about it and I now have a fear of pain killer but in the sense they make the pain worse. I still feel that the hospital did something wrong and they even gave me some dumb tablit like give me proper pain killer not a game of agario
*Lumbar puncture
"Lumber puncher" 🤣🤣
“Hi doctor my little girls right hip is hurting”
“Okay let’s check her abdomen instead.”
Does the husband have a red eye bc he has a red eye
Depression Is great did I laugh at the way this comment sounded because I laughed at the way this comment sounded
did my last two just die reading this comment bc my last two brain cells just died reading this comment
LRI 82 is this going to keep going because it’s going to keep going
Alex 2nd Fist these replies are the best because they are the best
Spicy. Scribz should we continue because we should continue
Parents a,ways say their kids are sassy little things, when they're naughty kids....lol
* blinks dramatically *
Breastmilk comes in all different shades. It can be green, orange, blue, brownish, and pink. Pink breastmilk is usually just a sign of a little blood in the milk and is usually nothing to worry about, even with the bacteria they still reccomend to continue breastfeeding because there are no adverse reactions unless baby is premature 🤷♀️
green and blue breastmilk? Where?
Also why??
@@kristinowens899 breastmilk adjusts itself to what the baby needs, or how the mom is doing. For example. If the mom is sick with a cold. The breastmilk will adjust itself to have more antibodies to protect the baby and also that changes the color. Or if the baby is sick let's say with the flu the baby's saliva will "alert" the cells in the breastmilk and it will change to what the baby needs. It helps transfer antibodies and immunity to the baby and depending on what color it is could tell you how the baby is OR if the mother herself is sick or has issues such as mastitis, an infection, stress, ect.
Also foods you eat can also change it to strange colors
love how they kept saying was with brook. like she died or somthing
I know parenting is difficult, but waiting 2 weeks to get your toddler seen about when her walking is strange and complaining of pain...
I would've waited a day at most. :/
Never heard it called a russel 😂 but I shall from this day forth refer to it as my russel
Me too! 😂
Interesting how the narrator says the word vertebrae.
I haven’t finished the article yet so maybe the answer is coming, but breast cancer wouldn’t explain the formula turning pink too would it?
Oh, got it. Lol
the transitions hurts my eyes bruh
Why would the doc say they’ve never seen anything like it but keep feeding it to baby? Didn’t even suggest running tests on the milk either..
but why did the formula turn pink too??? I'm confused
Because the baby contracted the bacteria and contaminated the bottles of formula with the bacteria in his saliva
after watching like 40 episodes of this show in a row: tell the patient it's cancer (it's not), tell the patient they need to gain/loose weigt (maby they do but it's not the main l issue),becuse they don't know whats erong so either you fake it or you are mentaly ill (it's not). Patient goes home and find the awser on the internet, ends up beeing a really rare illness that some one hasn't come across in their 30 year job as a doctor.
wait so people come to you, say they feel weird, and you don't even run simple blood tests for them?
Most of your MD episodes are blocked in america
They were just trying to raise breast cancer awareness.
My Russle hurts. LOL. Kids are funny
I want to see additional Btritians great benefits handouts!!! These videos are great!!!
Doctor says..."growing pains?" Is there such? Except for teething and wisdom tooth?
The Doc that told her to give her child the pink breastmilk needs to lose her license. That's ridiculous! You know something's wrong with it and don't know what, so why the heck would you give that to your child? Don't do that...
My Rustle hurt's every now and then, I think it's just old age for me though.. ;-)
Do we have any updates on Brooke? 👀 Someone knows anything?
She has an Instagram page.
any adult lch patient?
This cameraman has a serious eye fetish.
I had redness and swelling and I went for a mammogram and they found a tumor they were 95 percent sure it was breast cancer and it was a Fibroadenoma they said it’s extremely rare, but they had no other explanation.
I don't know why the parents didn't take her to the doctors after they first noticed her walking funny.....
I’m sorry, but when I think of mastitis, I think of a cow!
Marie Katherine Any mammal with breast tissue can get mastitis.
Moostitis.
@@rowanwinters8295 😂😂
My leg hurts since 2nd grade and it still hurts and I am in 5th grade, I can not run if I try to run my leg will hurt more and more
Some parents don't pay the kids no attention , I know the kids might look like they are playing you got to see what they are talking about. Anything could be wrong . You better listen cause anything can happen, the parents will be looking sad cause they didn't pay their kids no attention.
Wykeisha Craft I have baby dolls and that just like real children to me and I pay attention when something is wrong I never ever ignore my babies not one time would I do that if something's wrong I take them straight to the doctor no ifs ands or buts
So what was medication she gave her son from what she looked up on internet