In most cases, probably yes, although its not a statistically proven fact. But in situations, where even the slightest of emotional investment could result in tragedy and death (for example neurosurgery or spinalsurgery), its strictly forbidden and decreases performance
My son has a pediatrician years ago that was in a wheelchair. We adored him, he listened, to me, (I have a physical disability.) He encouraged my son to explain what was going on with him and what he needed, instead of having some adult talk over him. And when someone called DCFS because they didn't think a single mother with a physical disability could take care of a child, he defended me. It meant the world to me.
Marybeth Langendorf If they get a call they have to follow up with it....If they didnt it would be a whole lot more kids suffering....With that being said yea they do go to far sometimes...
More people like that doctor needs to exist, too many who are on their keyboards saying that people with disabilities should not be able to have kids its very stressing to me as a person with disability, my mother agrees with those people who think im not fit to take care of a child but I do not care i know that when i have that stable job,and a stable economy and a man who will not treat me wrong and when we are ready we will have a kid then she and others will be proven wrong and will have to sorry to say this but will learn the hard way to shut the fuck up as they have when people have labled me wrong,said i would not surpass or be much and yet im here I thank God every day that im alive. Try to not let your disability define you as a person and never believe those who say as a person with disability how unfit they think you are to have children and be safe.
And now he takes care of children who also have disabilities. This is so beautiful. He can be the inspirational physician that he never had growing up. I have tears steaming down my face right now.
Dr. Sexton seems like such an amazing person and doctor. If he were closer I would definitely take my kids to him. God bless him and his family and the hospital that gave him a chance
My skin doctor is also in a wheel chair. He is so nice and friendly and positively different from other doctors, I would never think to go somewhere else instead. I'm happy to have found him :-). I can only encourage people with a disability to become physicians if they wish so. Patients will trust and like you even more because you are already visibly a strong fighter who knows about highs and lows in life and health. Greetings from Germany.
As someone with multiple physical disabilities who used to work in medicine but now spend more time as a patient, I love seeing this! Docs who are relatable (but also are super good at their jobs) are the best!
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Dr. Sexton has the same disability as me. I also have spastic diplegia. I also want to become a doctor. His story is so inspiring and gives me comfort that I can do anything if I put my mind into it. And to those people who think that people that have the mentality that people w/ disabilities can’t be independent and have normal lives, you’re WRONG. We have the same dreams and hopes as you do, and please, do not feel pity for us. Our disability helps become stronger and a better person to help those in need ❤️
I love this so much! It gives me hope to pursue my dream of becoming a gastroenterologist :) I think it is SO IMPORTANT that the MD is FIRST the patient.. (in some cases) it makes them more compassionate and understanding of what their patients are suffering with imo
This story gives so many people hope where there seems to be no hope as this story makes it feel like disabled people who feel so useless quite useful and gives them so much hope. Just because you’re disabled doesn’t mean that your mind is.; makes my disability seem so insignificant though. I’d be so proud to have you as my doctor as you have feelings like everyone else. I wish you nothing less than the best life has to offer and for following your dream to become a doctor ; You have a heart of gold. Your determination and willpower is what allowed you to keep going and follow through with your dream and lead a successful life. GOD BLESS YOU 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
"We are all handicapped, mine the world can see but we are all struggling with something" that made me cry soo much that is the most -truthful word said. I have 7 kids and I suffer mental disorder called OCD is not seen but is a battle inside that I fight the moment I wake up till the time I go to bed every single day for past 23 yrs of my life I am 30 now and still am fighting to keep going in living a positive life and inspire others that our struggles doesn't have to define us.
What a remarkable young man. That's the kind of person you want for a doctor, someone who truly cares, and wants to help, and isn't there strictly for the money. Good on him.
+JALO it’s a honor to be a doctor , you dedicate your life to saving lives and helping other people heal from inevitable injuries. So it’s special no matter who you are if you’re a doctor. But the fact that he still put in all the time for college, med school, residency, while having a crazy disability as not being able to walk ??? He can’t do what we are lucky enough to do. You think it’s just easy to be someone with no feeling or movement from the waist down? We are blessed to be healthy. He is a hero for his perseverance and will to keep going with his life and being as successful as he is. So yeah he’s “special”
@@TheRiguyy does not bro mg able to walk make you dumb or feel like you can't strive to do anything with your life? What else would he do, stay at home all day? Oc he needs a job. He wanted to be a doctor like all the other millions. Period.
Somebody who truly knows what it’s like to be on the receiving end and has compassion to many doc/ nurses do it for the money not because they care and a lot of us been on the receiving end of them !!! Praise him genuine doc/guy
Kudos to all the doctors Actually doctors with disability can empathise with patients and form better docs them normal docs 😊 Being in medical school I feel how difficult can it be Keep going guys All the best 👍🏻
This was very inspiring for me , i studied for three years to become a midwife before getting a stroke , i was prevented from writing the final exam . i even graduated with my degree in Psychology minor Crim and i am doing my masters in Management . i am waiting on approval to write my exam . This is excellent , i am sure that i have lots to offer the profession if given the opportunity .
I take my hat off to these doctors. Why should a disability stop you from doing something that you want. I can relate to all of these doctors. I too have a disability. I was born with a speech impediment and I suspect that I may also be Autistic. Right throughout my school years all of my teachers told me that I was dumb and stupid, and just give up. They told me that I will never be able to go to university, as that was a place for the highly intelligent which according to them I wasn't. Ever since I was very young I dreamed of going to university. I LOVE forensic science. I at the end of my school years gave up my dream to go into university, as I believed that I was to dumb. Now years later, my dream came back to me, as I discovered that I was extremely gifted in psychology. And now I am going through university a place which I was told that I would never go to, and yet here I am, and I am flourishing. I really enjoy psychology, and in particular Neuro Psychology which to me is a peace of cake, and yet my peers all struggle in that subject. Hech, in one of the presentations, I actually got told to dumb things down as it was at a level of either a Masters or PhD student and not a bachelors degree. I hated dumbing it down to me it wasn't answering the question, but I reluctantly did so. My group was one point shy of getting a perfect score for that presentation, and it was all thanks to me. I know this because the teacher asked us, "Could this patient have another form of dementia other the Wrenkler Kosicove syndrome?" I answered the question, "I said yes." And I explained that it could be vascular dementia, as both diseases effect the blood vessels within the brain. The patient smoke marijuana in his youth, and abused alcohol. I made the entire class including the teacher to drop their mouths, they couldn't believe in how much I knew of these disease, and the general roots for them. All of this from an idiot. I hope to one day become a doctor in forensic neuro psychology.
I am a retired nurse and I regret never having the opportunity to work with such great Dr.s or to have been treated by them. I worked in the OR for 30 years and i know how difficult the job is, I am in awe.
@@Unknown_Ooh i was probably around 14 years old writing this comment as some smart ass freshman little kid🤣🤣🤣 I’ve grown up a pretty good amount since then
There is just some doctors that will discourage you and make you give up but don't let them do that to you because my grandmother was in ccu for six months the doctors kept telling us she wouldn't live through the night now she is out and live life well.
When people use discouraging remarks when they see pleople who have a great story pertaining to adversity- this only speaks hallmarks to your character and values. We all can’t strive without a struggle... sometimes dealing with struggles a lot of people defeat themselves and wind up a statistic... and a space to their own misery. Great video- 👍🏻
Amazing !!! It wouldn't bother me one bit for surgery or any other medical help !!! Not one bit !! I'd accept any Dr that would take my LOUSY INSURANCE !! LOL
Love it. I believe they're so more calm and nice to people in they lives. I know so many doctors who think they're better than others and behave like this. Only the best of all have an behavior like this ❤️❤️❤️ can't explain it better
I love Dr. Saxton (sp) the pediatrician, what an awesome guy and an awesome doctor! He brings the human aspect to the bedside, when many doctors seem to leave that side fo them at home!
So heart broken by the things doctors said to Tyler and the amount of bullying he got. Seriously ppl need more faith to help strengthen others! Parents teach your kids to respect those disable ones because life is more about what u do with it!
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Having a doctor that can relate to you on a real human level makes them better doctors.
In most cases, probably yes, although its not a statistically proven fact. But in situations, where even the slightest of emotional investment could result in tragedy and death (for example neurosurgery or spinalsurgery), its strictly forbidden and decreases performance
it makes them better news givers, not "doctors". A great doctor is someone who can identify the problem.
That's a very big claim that I can guarantee has no empirical evidence behind it.
no way, sociopaths make great surgeons. because they dont have any emotional attachment to you
Physicians with "disabilities" have an advantage over other doctors due to their genuine ability to empathize with their patients.
This made no sense.
We should break every doctor's legs
you have no idea what you are saying
Depends on the situation. Emotions have no place in the operatingroom. In fact, every deep emotional investment isnt a great idea to say the least
Disabled nurses such as myself agree. Empathy is part of compassionate Care and our system of healthcare needs more of it.
My son has a pediatrician years ago that was in a wheelchair. We adored him, he listened, to me, (I have a physical disability.) He encouraged my son to explain what was going on with him and what he needed, instead of having some adult talk over him. And when someone called DCFS because they didn't think a single mother with a physical disability could take care of a child, he defended me. It meant the world to me.
Margaret Gerard I am so sorry that happened to You should sue DCFS
I am glad you had a doctor vouch for you. CPS and DCFS and ACS can be so evil!
someone calling DCFS means someone called, doesn't mean they should be sued for that
Marybeth Langendorf If they get a call they have to follow up with it....If they didnt it would be a whole lot more kids suffering....With that being said yea they do go to far sometimes...
More people like that doctor needs to exist, too many who are on their keyboards saying that people with disabilities should not be able to have kids its very stressing to me as a person with disability, my mother agrees with those people who think im not fit to take care of a child but I do not care i know that when i have that stable job,and a stable economy and a man who will not treat me wrong and when we are ready we will have a kid then she and others will be proven wrong and will have to sorry to say this but will learn the hard way to shut the fuck up as they have when people have labled me wrong,said i would not surpass or be much and yet im here I thank God every day that im alive. Try to not let your disability define you as a person and never believe those who say as a person with disability how unfit they think you are to have children and be safe.
And now he takes care of children who also have disabilities. This is so beautiful. He can be the inspirational physician that he never had growing up. I have tears steaming down my face right now.
Lula Alder never question God’s will.
Truly awesomeness GOD BLESS YOU DOCTOR and the work you do💪🏻✝️👍🏻
Me too! 😢❤️
Exactly 👍
These are the real type of MDs who treat patients not just any medical chart, but people with family and lives.
spyro matt
That's not a doctor that's Freddie highmore ya know from Charlie and the chocolate factory.
are you saying that a non paralised doctor is a bad doctor?
Amen!!!!!
Yet very rarely can medical schools recognize this and won't have a conversation with you if you disclose a disability.
Dr. Sexton seems like such an amazing person and doctor. If he were closer I would definitely take my kids to him. God bless him and his family and the hospital that gave him a chance
He is incredibly strong and courageous. Its so amazing how he just wouldn't give up despite how many people wanted him to.
leggy Reid 4c
Definitely an inspirational story his life is
Shane Prior I was going to say the same thing
Shane Prior yes. But I can’t believe some one would be mean to him. Expecaly an ADAULT!
“You’re disability needs to give you credibility.” I like that quote.
Now that was a freak accident ! Thats crazy ! Wonderful he overcame this obstacle.
I would have killed myself
Never judge a book by its cover.
AMEN 👏👏👏👏
What if the pages are missing
@@rn-zu5ld hmm don't know about that one m8
My skin doctor is also in a wheel chair. He is so nice and friendly and positively different from other doctors, I would never think to go somewhere else instead. I'm happy to have found him :-).
I can only encourage people with a disability to become physicians if they wish so. Patients will trust and like you even more because you are already visibly a strong fighter who knows about highs and lows in life and health.
Greetings from Germany.
As someone with multiple physical disabilities who used to work in medicine but now spend more time as a patient, I love seeing this! Docs who are relatable (but also are super good at their jobs) are the best!
inspiring story
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This is an amazing story! Would love to work with this man.
Paralyzed surgeon? More like real life Doctor Strange
Hunter Gawlik that’s a little offensive, I’m paralyzed myself I actually want to be some kind of doctor! It’s not strange at all
paraplegic life22 he talking about a marvel hero
@@MetalDrummer420 he meant the marvel movie about an amazing neurosurgeon do ur research before u call people out
These doctor's are truly amazing..
Dr. Sexton has the same disability as me. I also have spastic diplegia. I also want to become a doctor. His story is so inspiring and gives me comfort that I can do anything if I put my mind into it. And to those people who think that people that have the mentality that people w/ disabilities can’t be independent and have normal lives, you’re WRONG. We have the same dreams and hopes as you do, and please, do not feel pity for us. Our disability helps become stronger and a better person to help those in need ❤️
I love this so much! It gives me hope to pursue my dream of becoming a gastroenterologist :) I think it is SO IMPORTANT that the MD is FIRST the patient.. (in some cases) it makes them more compassionate and understanding of what their patients are suffering with imo
Drs like him give so many kids hope! ‘No’ doesn’t mean quit
props to him for not letting his disability stop him.
This story gives so many people hope where there seems to be no hope as this story makes it feel like disabled people who feel so useless quite useful and gives them so much hope. Just because you’re disabled doesn’t mean that your mind is.; makes my disability seem so insignificant though. I’d be so proud to have you as my doctor as you have feelings like everyone else. I wish you nothing less than the best life has to offer and for following your dream to become a doctor ; You have a heart of gold. Your determination and willpower is what allowed you to keep going and follow through with your dream and lead a successful life. GOD BLESS YOU 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
"We are all handicapped, mine the world can see but we are all struggling with something" that made me cry soo much that is the most -truthful word said. I have 7 kids and I suffer mental disorder called OCD is not seen but is a battle inside that I fight the moment I wake up till the time I go to bed every single day for past 23 yrs of my life I am 30 now and still am fighting to keep going in living a positive life and inspire others that our struggles doesn't have to define us.
The second guy is the definition of someone that was meant to be a doctor literally born to be a physician.
Amazing colleagues, proud of each one of you! Thanks for your service, you make us better!
If I was anywhere near these doctors, I'd do ANYTHING to get in with them!
You're all heroes.That was amazing
What a remarkable young man. That's the kind of person you want for a doctor, someone who truly cares, and wants to help, and isn't there strictly for the money. Good on him.
Sorry, not Iron man but Doctor Strange
More like dr strange + war machine
George Hanley-Steemers yep
Well Dr Strange is awesome.
War machine
OC-SJC :. No but dr strange had an accident that ruined his hands basically so he couldn't continue his job as a surgeon
Congratulations to all doctors who never gave up in pain and doubt, but pushed through adversity! You are our heros and inspiration!
8:32 - the dog was like "watch it young lady"
Ferds z
Wow wht a inspiration...thanks for this😊😊😊😊
Now, this is such a beautiful story👏👏👏 it is a blessing to be a blessing to others
Definitely need to shine more light on stories like this. Bravo to the reporter.
Where is this pencil sharpening job? I want in.
Hobbit Fan 😂
😂😂😂😂
Same lmao xD
😂😂😂😂😂
Wow great people in a screwed up world
Lee Merricks
he's great for being a doctor?
+JALO yeah he is, he saves lives. What do you do?
@@TheRiguyy No he's not special. This has nothing to do with me. He does all the same things any of his peers had to do
+JALO it’s a honor to be a doctor , you dedicate your life to saving lives and helping other people heal from inevitable injuries. So it’s special no matter who you are if you’re a doctor. But the fact that he still put in all the time for college, med school, residency, while having a crazy disability as not being able to walk ??? He can’t do what we are lucky enough to do. You think it’s just easy to be someone with no feeling or movement from the waist down? We are blessed to be healthy. He is a hero for his perseverance and will to keep going with his life and being as successful as he is. So yeah he’s “special”
@@TheRiguyy does not bro mg able to walk make you dumb or feel like you can't strive to do anything with your life? What else would he do, stay at home all day? Oc he needs a job. He wanted to be a doctor like all the other millions. Period.
Yes, Dr. Shawn thank you for saying, we all have a disability in one form or another. It’s absolutely true❣️ You inspire me to the fullest! 🎁♥️💜
Somebody who truly knows what it’s like to be on the receiving end and has compassion to many doc/ nurses do it for the money not because they care and a lot of us been on the receiving end of them !!! Praise him genuine doc/guy
rip doggo 8:31
rip [insert date] - 2017
Lueg I saw that to😂 oof
Lueg right. Poor dog
Aw, poor thing. Needs to watch where she's jumping.
Lol when i saw it o was like someone else should have seen it amd here it is
Kudos to all the doctors
Actually doctors with disability can empathise with patients and form better docs them normal docs 😊
Being in medical school I feel how difficult can it be
Keep going guys
All the best 👍🏻
When he said we're all struggling with something, i felt that.
Dr sexton your perseverance has motivated me God has truly blessed you.
Continue to serve ,save and motivate others.
Youre really a hero doc" you are...
Respect and salute for you doc'..
👍😉
Disability? More like, this-ability
Thank you for giving me the motivational push to make it through my CRNA School here in Southern CALIFORNIA!
These doctors are so cool, for completely different--yet similar--reasons. Awesome.
They are so inspiring 😊❤️
👍😍Absolutely awesome!!! God bless them all!! 💞
That was very encouraging. Thank you
Dr. Sexton is amazing! They all are! Super inspiring! Much love
I guess I'm the only person who noticed that the little girl jumped on his service dogs nose
Nico Rincon nope I saw that too and came to the comments to see if anyone else noticed it too.
Kimberly 84 me too haha
ummm, think about ADHD , which I have.
He probably gets tired less often when doing surgery
violeta6846 that's what I was thinking
What about wheelchair sterilization ?
@@machintrucGamingWell, it's not touching the patient.
So it's not a problem.
Sending love to the docs💚! Great story! THANK YOU!
This is truly amazing.
You are all inspirations!
They’re heroes 💕
Real life iron man...
*freezes during a surgery*
“Sorry guys I was lagging”
This was very inspiring for me , i studied for three years to become a midwife before getting a stroke , i was prevented from writing the final exam . i even graduated with my degree in Psychology minor Crim and i am doing my masters in Management . i am waiting on approval to write my exam . This is excellent , i am sure that i have lots to offer the profession if given the opportunity .
Makes me grateful that I’m healthy
These stories are such inspiration I hope they continue living good🙂 they deserve the best
I take my hat off to these doctors. Why should a disability stop you from doing something that you want. I can relate to all of these doctors. I too have a disability. I was born with a speech impediment and I suspect that I may also be Autistic. Right throughout my school years all of my teachers told me that I was dumb and stupid, and just give up. They told me that I will never be able to go to university, as that was a place for the highly intelligent which according to them I wasn't. Ever since I was very young I dreamed of going to university. I LOVE forensic science. I at the end of my school years gave up my dream to go into university, as I believed that I was to dumb. Now years later, my dream came back to me, as I discovered that I was extremely gifted in psychology. And now I am going through university a place which I was told that I would never go to, and yet here I am, and I am flourishing. I really enjoy psychology, and in particular Neuro Psychology which to me is a peace of cake, and yet my peers all struggle in that subject. Hech, in one of the presentations, I actually got told to dumb things down as it was at a level of either a Masters or PhD student and not a bachelors degree. I hated dumbing it down to me it wasn't answering the question, but I reluctantly did so. My group was one point shy of getting a perfect score for that presentation, and it was all thanks to me. I know this because the teacher asked us, "Could this patient have another form of dementia other the Wrenkler Kosicove syndrome?" I answered the question, "I said yes." And I explained that it could be vascular dementia, as both diseases effect the blood vessels within the brain. The patient smoke marijuana in his youth, and abused alcohol. I made the entire class including the teacher to drop their mouths, they couldn't believe in how much I knew of these disease, and the general roots for them. All of this from an idiot. I hope to one day become a doctor in forensic neuro psychology.
8:31 she kicked the dog, poor dog but that made me laugh 😂
Love how they opened with The Good Doctor, that show is amazing
The world can be cruel, thank GOD that this young man got a break at life. Dr. Sexton is GOD sent.
I would love to meet this person
I need the narrator to stop interrupting
I am a retired nurse and I regret never having the opportunity to work with such great Dr.s or to have been treated by them. I worked in the OR for 30 years and i know how difficult the job is, I am in awe.
This is incredibly heartwarming.
I've seen Dr. Sexton at Walmart before
Fruit Loops cool, he seems like a really nice guy, did you talk to him ?
Are y’all all from Pascagoula?
Radical Tiger hell no they lying they dont know that man😁...
8:32 rip doggo
DamePlaysRBX yes :(
This man is an inspiration. So great full for everything he has and never gave up!!!!
Such an inspiring video. Dr. Sexton, you are a true testimony!
How does he clean his wheel chair and keep it sterile?
Melissa0774 did you not see the big blue gown that covered him & his chair neck to floor??
Probably just pees on it
@@SA-nn3so ekkks deee
@@SA-nn3so Yeah bud what are you out doing for the world other than leaving petty comments
@@Unknown_Ooh i was probably around 14 years old writing this comment as some smart ass freshman little kid🤣🤣🤣 I’ve grown up a pretty good amount since then
"It threw him off balance" I'm so sorry but that made me chuckle
Same
I LOOVVVVEEEE THE GOOD DOCTOR!! Cant wait for the new season.
Thanks abc for putting up such beautiful stories. They are indeed inspiring role models for young medical students to follow😀
The inspiration is real.
Wow. What a great guy and awesome doctor. I felt so bad when the little girl accidentally kicked the dog In the head 😢
This proves that when you really want to do something, you fight for it and do it. No matter what.
Wow..." my disability gives me credibility" so awesome...well sd...🤩👏👏👏👏
Not sure how they got Ironman from a standing wheelchair, but okay.
8 mins 30secs the little girl just jumps on his service dog😂😂😂
😢😭 I’m crying tears of joy & inspiration!
These doctors are amazing they save lives just like any other amazing doctor! They just live a special life that makes them unique!☺️
There is just some doctors that will discourage you and make you give up but don't let them do that to you because my grandmother was in ccu for six months the doctors kept telling us she wouldn't live through the night now she is out and live life well.
8:33 poor dog the girl stepped on him
When people use discouraging remarks when they see pleople who have a great story pertaining to adversity- this only speaks hallmarks to your character and values.
We all can’t strive without a struggle... sometimes dealing with struggles a lot of people defeat themselves and wind up a statistic... and a space to their own misery.
Great video- 👍🏻
thats cool that disability didnt have to end his career as a surgeon god bless him
Amazing !!! It wouldn't bother me one bit for surgery or any other medical help !!! Not one bit !! I'd accept any Dr that would take my LOUSY INSURANCE !! LOL
I watched the Korean drama good doctor
Chanyeol’s red hair I was trying to remember which movie had that same plot
Love it. I believe they're so more calm and nice to people in they lives. I know so many doctors who think they're better than others and behave like this. Only the best of all have an behavior like this ❤️❤️❤️ can't explain it better
This man deserves everything good coming his way💯
Damn thats norman bates
diamondogs1 Big move from sleeping with his mom
I was born 10 weeks early. I'm lucky because I don't have this.
pineapple 03 I was born 5 months early. And fr
I was born 3 months early all i have is hearing loss though
I was born 6 months gestation and I came out with just epilepsy, learning disability, and ADD.
Its a miracle we all didn't die at birth.
I was born 8 months early and had wings but the fucking cunt doctor chopped them off....
I was born 9 months and died. Now I'm a ghost
He is an incredible and strong person. Anyone can do anything they can set their minds to. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise.
I love Dr. Saxton (sp) the pediatrician, what an awesome guy and an awesome doctor! He brings the human aspect to the bedside, when many doctors seem to leave that side fo them at home!
6:25 Is that suppost to be a sick joke or what? XD
8:29 poor dog
They're all really cool and inspiring!!
So heart broken by the things doctors said to Tyler and the amount of bullying he got. Seriously ppl need more faith to help strengthen others! Parents teach your kids to respect those disable ones because life is more about what u do with it!
This why ? We all people
all live matter
ABSOLUTELY
ALL LIVES MATTER!
no, only black people's lives matter
raajue3 fuck yourself
Nope, only black peoples
8:30 poor dog xD
Dr sexton I'm encouraged by your perseverance continue to be an inspiration to others God bless you.
Love and support all of you guys from Canada🇨🇦