@@anyabailey9537 I know, but I'm not laughing AT her. She said herself in a video that it's okay to laugh with her if she says something funny, but I get why you made this reply
If HIPAA is anything like data protection or GDPR you can do what you want with your personal info. But the medical professionals holding it cannot without your knowledge or permission. Like your GP can't just show your sensitive information to whoever they want. But you still definitely don't need to put these documents online and it wouldn't be wise to if it contains all your identifying personal details like your address, DOB or (if you have one) your health service number
It's pretty much the same thing as the GDPR. Unfortunately a lot of medical professionals don't take HIPPA seriously enough in the states, so that plus people pretending they had a medical exemption not to wear a mask during the pandemic has lead to a ton of misinformation.
Came here to say this! If someone wants to willingly share their OWN medical records online, that is completely within their right to do so and it is NOT a HIPAA violation. However, I totally agree that no one is obligated to publicize any medical records online, ever! Source: I am a mental health professional.
I have autism and I don't have any "papers", like I have related papers such as referral letters to services and stuff but I don't think they just give you a piece of paper that says "this person is disabled in this particular way" like some kind of certificate 😆 If they do, I must have lost it or something, I've just never been given anything like that so idk if it even exists. The only stuff I have that "proves" I have autism is letters where they were inviting me to various places for testing but even then that was before. So I honestly feel like I actually don't even have any proof haha.
You should definitely have paperwork, it’s completely unprofessional if they didn’t give you any.I’d request a copy of your evaluation from the doctor who diagnosed you.
I'm autistic and I have official documents about it. You should too if your diagnosis is official (self diagnosis is valid as long as there's enough research involved but that's beside the point). You pretty much need the papers as proof if autism has any effect on your studies or your job, also if you need any special accomodations that can't be given to just anyone.
Same but with ADHD. I have letters for requesting accommodations from my psychiatrist but that’s it. It’s been enough ‘proof’ for my university. I was never given ADHD ‘papers’ though.
Where do y’all get your diagnosis certificates lmaoo I have diagnoses but I don’t have a piece of paper in my possession I can just hand out to people like a “brain broke” ID card
@@deeethier1544 Yea, she’s totally been faking since she was 12 and her friends, parents, little cousin, and fiancé that are in her videos are all in on it and totally agree with it🤦♂️What does “real” Tourette’s look like to you doctor? Because you people fakeclaim literally every single person online with Tourette’s for the stupidest non medically valid reasons and it’s getting really old
@@SystemError1466 lmao you don't have to be a dr to know when someone is faking... the fact that you believe this truly shows how low of an iq you have It's really obvious that it's faked, again I've known several people with tourettes and they never once made their ticks look forced but this chick is so obviously forcing it, the fact that you can't see what is so extremely obvious tp anyone with a brain says alot I dont speak to gullible children online so go argue with someone that matches your low iq level. ✌
@@deeethier1544 Right, because YOU are a genius? YOU are legally able to diagnose Tourettes, or have Tourettes yourself? You can't even form a proper sentence and you're fakeclaiming someone who has a disorder you know nothing about. Doesn't take a genius to see that 😉
also even if you did need proof her entire demeanor changes when she’s getting a tic, it’s pretty obvious she’s not faking but either way just give people the benefit of the doubt
I know that it's one of your tics but the "heh" and flipping off was at the perfect timing! Anywho in all seriousness I hate when people fakeclaim... They think they're helping but it really just harms the tourettes community... (and any other disorder community)
It's not a violation if you post your own medical records, it is however a violation of humanity for one random stranger to ask to see it ❤️ keep doing you girl, would love to see more content where you ignore these goons 😘😘
it's not like a passport situation, disabled people don't have a little book the doc stamps whenever we get a new diagnosis. along with the audacity... like what else do you feel entitled to, my social security number? my credit card numbers? a photo of my driver's license?
It’s not a HIPPA violation for a patient to obtain copies of their medical records and share them with whomever they choose. I understand why people would want to see proof of a claimed condition. I’ve seen endless amounts of people fake a myriad of medical conditions.
"Tell me you have no idea what HIPAA is without telling me". HIPAA does not apply to anyone except health workers. You can do what you want with your own information. Any non-health worker disclosing your health information is not violating HIPAA, although they might be violating other US laws.
So, actually, it's not a HIPPA violation for you to show your own medical records online. HIPPA is only for medical professionals, they're the only ones who can get in trouble for violating HIPPA. I could post all my medical records online for anyone to see, but if a nurse did the same thing, she would likely have her license pulled for violating HIPPA. Other than that, you're 100% correct. Also like. I know doctors are supposed to have perfect records, but I'm 32. Which means that when I was diagnosed with a lot of things, doctors were't fully digital. I was on ADHD meds as a teen and I stopped taking them at 19 (2009). When I was 26ish, I decided I wanted to go back on them. HOWEVER, the records that diagnosed me with ADHD we're missing. Thankfully I had a good psych who took my word and just redid the records. Also, do these people think we get a piece of paper saying "so and so has been diagnosed with ___"? That's not how it works lmao
The best we can do where I am is just print out that single entry from your "problems" list then put the doctor's name stamp on it. Everything you're diagnosed with or sometimes symptoms you present with is generally documented on your record. So if you go to A&E and break your arm, when we get the letter telling us that, we will document "fracture of arm" or whatever. If you wanted a formal letter writing and signing you gotta pay for that as a private admin request. But my god is it a pain in the arse when decades old paper notes go walkies. Especially great when a patient registers in a new area with complex health conditions, you check the records and see zilch.
Yea, people like this frustrate me so much, like ths only people that need to see your medical records is you and your doctor, anyone else is just extra and by no means entitled to see it. Like many others have already stated, it's not a HIPPA violation to share your own records, that's totally up to you and you can do as you wish, but otherwise I totally agree with you. People like this are the most frustrating people to deal with, and can honestly go f off, you don't owe anyone anything, let alone your personal medical records
I was so confused with the rice thing took me a second to realize you had Tourette’s I have dyslexia so I musta skilled over that just prove that you have a medical diagnosis
You showing your own info is not HIPAA violation. HIPAA is to prevent organizations from showing ppl your info. Ppl asking you is also not HIPAA. It's your choice whether to show it or not. And yes, you can ask your dr for your medical records. You have to sign off on them releasing it. Then you do what your want with them.
Have these people ever had any illness or Condition in their lives? Doctors don't just hand out a certificate or sm for disabilities as proof. It goes in your medical records just like any other diagnosis. What papers do they think people are gonna show off?
okay im not trying to offend you in ANY way shape or form, but it was kinda funny (ik you cant control it) when you said "so the moral of the story is *i got rice*" (NOT TRYING TO OFFEND YOU JOST SAYING :))
I think those comments are absolutely ridiculously stupid and how people subscribe because they feel bad I mean I subscribe because I like watching people with Tourette’s like not to be weird or creepy at all my cousin has Tourette’s and I watch these UA-cam videos and subscribe to these people with Tourette’s to make her feel better and I watch them with her, so yeah not trying to be creepy at all but I think that those comments are just stupid
I agree you absolutely don’t need to prove anything to anyone.. but, you’re seriously wrong about what constitutes an actual HIPPA violation.. you can show whatever medical information of your own that you want.. HIPPA only applies to your medical providers..
I (26f) have had epileptic seizures since the age of 7 and had multiple people tell me I was faking it. Guy who told me so saw me have a seizure three weeks later. My broken nose, glasses, and two black eyes helped me prove to him that I did have seizures.
@@India.H it’s so fucking sad it took him witnessing your seizure and seeing the long term effects just to convince him you weren’t faking. That’s so horrible : (
@anonymouslady..6870 A lot of people who said that to me in school were just trying to get a rise out of me. I wear a peaked hat and sunglasses when I go outside. I was once leaving a building when one of the (very scary) history teachers grabbed my bright pink baseball cap off of my head and said I could get it back after school. Aged 11 and about 6 feet from a very sunny (at least for Britain) outside, I went into full panic mode going "no, I need it. I need it.", as I was pushed by the crowds of students going to other lessons towards the door, and him responding "no, you don't". I can't remember how I got it back (I think it was my friends next to me saying that yes, I do need it), but let's just say that neither of my parents were happy when I told them later on that evening.
She has.. like a ton of vids about it. Seriously?! How can you say make a vid about it.. if you have zero idea if she has actually made vids about it..?!
Yeah person that says this sort of thing get the out of here with that bc. Love how those birds fly just out of nowhere. My son and I were just talking about how we wish you and that guy in that car that both had Tourette's where our neighbors.
If people are going to fake medical conditions, it's understandable that people wont want to take you on your word alone. I'm not saying you have to or don't have to show proof, just saying that its understandable why they want proof.
People fake all kinds of conditions and it's not okay to just treat everyone with this condition with suspicion and demand their medical records. You never know if a person in a wheelchair is faking but you wouldn't treat them that way, hopefully.
"Like yeah, ✨I gOt RiCe✨" is the funniest and best line ever
But she's not trying to be funny and you shouldn't laugh at tourettes
@@anyabailey9537 I know, but I'm not laughing AT her. She said herself in a video that it's okay to laugh with her if she says something funny, but I get why you made this reply
And they were in a similar tone so it sounded like a sentence!
"moral of the story is....'huh I got rice'.." truly a lesson learned
Sexy pfp
The words of a wise man.
"but moral of the story huh I got rice" truly inspirational I love her sm lol
Lol me too
I read this right as she was saying it lmao
"Like yeah, I got rice" all I needed to hear, thank you
If HIPAA is anything like data protection or GDPR you can do what you want with your personal info. But the medical professionals holding it cannot without your knowledge or permission.
Like your GP can't just show your sensitive information to whoever they want.
But you still definitely don't need to put these documents online and it wouldn't be wise to if it contains all your identifying personal details like your address, DOB or (if you have one) your health service number
It's pretty much the same thing as the GDPR. Unfortunately a lot of medical professionals don't take HIPPA seriously enough in the states, so that plus people pretending they had a medical exemption not to wear a mask during the pandemic has lead to a ton of misinformation.
Came here to say this! If someone wants to willingly share their OWN medical records online, that is completely within their right to do so and it is NOT a HIPAA violation. However, I totally agree that no one is obligated to publicize any medical records online, ever! Source: I am a mental health professional.
I have autism and I don't have any "papers", like I have related papers such as referral letters to services and stuff but I don't think they just give you a piece of paper that says "this person is disabled in this particular way" like some kind of certificate 😆
If they do, I must have lost it or something, I've just never been given anything like that so idk if it even exists. The only stuff I have that "proves" I have autism is letters where they were inviting me to various places for testing but even then that was before. So I honestly feel like I actually don't even have any proof haha.
There should be a medical record or something
You should definitely have paperwork, it’s completely unprofessional if they didn’t give you any.I’d request a copy of your evaluation from the doctor who diagnosed you.
I'm autistic and I have official documents about it. You should too if your diagnosis is official (self diagnosis is valid as long as there's enough research involved but that's beside the point). You pretty much need the papers as proof if autism has any effect on your studies or your job, also if you need any special accomodations that can't be given to just anyone.
Same but with ADHD. I have letters for requesting accommodations from my psychiatrist but that’s it. It’s been enough ‘proof’ for my university. I was never given ADHD ‘papers’ though.
Never been given papers for my ADHD, but to be fair I was diagnosed at 7 lol
Where do y’all get your diagnosis certificates lmaoo I have diagnoses but I don’t have a piece of paper in my possession I can just hand out to people like a “brain broke” ID card
The fact that people go online and fake disorders makes me so bleeping mad. Because then people like you aren't believed.
Lmao shes one of the fakers and it doesn't take a genius to see how forced and fake it is 😂😂😂😂
@@deeethier1544 Yea, she’s totally been faking since she was 12 and her friends, parents, little cousin, and fiancé that are in her videos are all in on it and totally agree with it🤦♂️What does “real” Tourette’s look like to you doctor? Because you people fakeclaim literally every single person online with Tourette’s for the stupidest non medically valid reasons and it’s getting really old
@@SystemError1466 lmao you don't have to be a dr to know when someone is faking... the fact that you believe this truly shows how low of an iq you have
It's really obvious that it's faked, again I've known several people with tourettes and they never once made their ticks look forced but this chick is so obviously forcing it, the fact that you can't see what is so extremely obvious tp anyone with a brain says alot
I dont speak to gullible children online so go argue with someone that matches your low iq level. ✌
@@deeethier1544 hey. shut up troll
@@deeethier1544 Right, because YOU are a genius? YOU are legally able to diagnose Tourettes, or have Tourettes yourself?
You can't even form a proper sentence and you're fakeclaiming someone who has a disorder you know nothing about. Doesn't take a genius to see that 😉
I have Tourette's as well and luckily I haven't gotten this type of comment in real life or online yet!
I’m sorry you hav to go through this!
also even if you did need proof her entire demeanor changes when she’s getting a tic, it’s pretty obvious she’s not faking but either way just give people the benefit of the doubt
I know that it's one of your tics but the "heh" and flipping off was at the perfect timing!
Anywho in all seriousness I hate when people fakeclaim... They think they're helping but it really just harms the tourettes community... (and any other disorder community)
Lmao “dox yourself because I don’t believe u ):< “
☝🏼☝🏼☝🏼☝🏼☝🏼 RIGHT?! like, damnnnn... the massive stupidity in that comment is almost painful to think about. lmfao
It's not a violation if you post your own medical records, it is however a violation of humanity for one random stranger to ask to see it ❤️ keep doing you girl, would love to see more content where you ignore these goons 😘😘
Did you know that '🖕' is one of the most common tics?
it's not like a passport situation, disabled people don't have a little book the doc stamps whenever we get a new diagnosis. along with the audacity... like what else do you feel entitled to, my social security number? my credit card numbers? a photo of my driver's license?
It’s not a HIPPA violation for a patient to obtain copies of their medical records and share them with whomever they choose.
I understand why people would want to see proof of a claimed condition. I’ve seen endless amounts of people fake a myriad of medical conditions.
"Tell me you have no idea what HIPAA is without telling me".
HIPAA does not apply to anyone except health workers. You can do what you want with your own information. Any non-health worker disclosing your health information is not violating HIPAA, although they might be violating other US laws.
So, actually, it's not a HIPPA violation for you to show your own medical records online. HIPPA is only for medical professionals, they're the only ones who can get in trouble for violating HIPPA. I could post all my medical records online for anyone to see, but if a nurse did the same thing, she would likely have her license pulled for violating HIPPA.
Other than that, you're 100% correct. Also like. I know doctors are supposed to have perfect records, but I'm 32. Which means that when I was diagnosed with a lot of things, doctors were't fully digital.
I was on ADHD meds as a teen and I stopped taking them at 19 (2009). When I was 26ish, I decided I wanted to go back on them. HOWEVER, the records that diagnosed me with ADHD we're missing. Thankfully I had a good psych who took my word and just redid the records.
Also, do these people think we get a piece of paper saying "so and so has been diagnosed with ___"? That's not how it works lmao
The best we can do where I am is just print out that single entry from your "problems" list then put the doctor's name stamp on it. Everything you're diagnosed with or sometimes symptoms you present with is generally documented on your record. So if you go to A&E and break your arm, when we get the letter telling us that, we will document "fracture of arm" or whatever.
If you wanted a formal letter writing and signing you gotta pay for that as a private admin request.
But my god is it a pain in the arse when decades old paper notes go walkies. Especially great when a patient registers in a new area with complex health conditions, you check the records and see zilch.
I got rice is my favorite thing ever
Its not a HIPPA violation, you can disclose any of your medical info that you want. Your doctor disclosing your info would be a violation.
OMG THE WAY U HAVE DONE UR LASHES IS SO PRETTY AND PERFECT I NEES A TOTORAL
How you know she has tics
1: - she is freindly
2: ✨ sHe gOT RICE✨
Huh casually flips off the camera 😂
Yea, people like this frustrate me so much, like ths only people that need to see your medical records is you and your doctor, anyone else is just extra and by no means entitled to see it. Like many others have already stated, it's not a HIPPA violation to share your own records, that's totally up to you and you can do as you wish, but otherwise I totally agree with you. People like this are the most frustrating people to deal with, and can honestly go f off, you don't owe anyone anything, let alone your personal medical records
I was so confused with the rice thing took me a second to realize you had Tourette’s I have dyslexia so I musta skilled over that just prove that you have a medical diagnosis
“Like yuhhh I GOT RICE”
Do you girl. Don't worry about the criticism. Get the rice. ❤
moral of the story is....'huh I got rice
I like the moral of the story being that you do, indeed, have rice. And that in fact, you are quite friendly.
🍚😄😇
Please, you can black out parts that refer to you. It is not a HIPPA violation if you show your own. Rice or not.
I'm such a bad person! I laughed at, "moral of the story, heh I got rice." Pls forgive me
Naww she flipped the comment off 💀💀💀
HIPAA has nothing to do with someone choosing to share their own information themselves
But isn't it a violation for someone other than a healthcare professional to solicit someone else's information
You showing your own info is not HIPAA violation.
HIPAA is to prevent organizations from showing ppl your info.
Ppl asking you is also not HIPAA. It's your choice whether to show it or not.
And yes, you can ask your dr for your medical records. You have to sign off on them releasing it. Then you do what your want with them.
Like (does the middle finger)😂😂😂
Someone with a true catchphrase. I got rice
I feel like you flipping the bird there was all you really needed to say. ;)
/she said "heckin" instead of any other swear, and yall think she feels good that she flipped you off by tourettes smh
The moral of the story is I got rice
Have these people ever had any illness or Condition in their lives? Doctors don't just hand out a certificate or sm for disabilities as proof. It goes in your medical records just like any other diagnosis. What papers do they think people are gonna show off?
She keeps on pointing the middle finger at us when she knows who's faking
I have a Tourette's diagnosis and have never been accused of faking it. Maybe because it's not interesting and I don't pretend it is.
EVERYONE DONT COMMENT I GOT RICE ITS NOT COOL. PEOPLE WHO HAVE TORRETS DONT APPRECIATE YOU MAKING FUN OF WHAT YOU SAY ❤❤❤❤❤❤ LOVE YOU GIRL
okay im not trying to offend you in ANY way shape or form, but it was kinda funny (ik you cant control it) when you said "so the moral of the story is *i got rice*" (NOT TRYING TO OFFEND YOU JOST SAYING :))
I think I need to leave “I goT rIcE
Like, yeah, I gOt RiCe. I'm just like gonna call my doctor I love the vids though😂❤
Two things you need to know about her
1. She’s not faking
2. She got rice.
Moral of the story is: ✨I'm fRiEndLy anD I gOt rIcE!✨
No hate! Personally kinda giggled, sorry if I were offensive!
This makes me hesitate to try and become a UA-camr, which is what I wanted to do.
I'm sorry people's diagnostic skills are subpar
Do you ever had a virus in your phone?
I'm sorry but "Moral of the story is, I got rice"
I think those comments are absolutely ridiculously stupid and how people subscribe because they feel bad I mean I subscribe because I like watching people with Tourette’s like not to be weird or creepy at all my cousin has Tourette’s and I watch these UA-cam videos and subscribe to these people with Tourette’s to make her feel better and I watch them with her, so yeah not trying to be creepy at all but I think that those comments are just stupid
Of course you don't have to share your medical documents but are you going to share the rice?
I agree you absolutely don’t need to prove anything to anyone.. but, you’re seriously wrong about what constitutes an actual HIPPA violation.. you can show whatever medical information of your own that you want.. HIPPA only applies to your medical providers..
i got rice is a great moral (im joking not trying to be rude)
I wonder where she got the rice thing i know she is insulting someone but idk who
I don’t believe you have Tourette’s unless you show me private documents.. yeah that makes total sense (sarcasm)
I (26f) have had epileptic seizures since the age of 7 and had multiple people tell me I was faking it. Guy who told me so saw me have a seizure three weeks later. My broken nose, glasses, and two black eyes helped me prove to him that I did have seizures.
@@India.H it’s so fucking sad it took him witnessing your seizure and seeing the long term effects just to convince him you weren’t faking. That’s so horrible : (
@anonymouslady..6870 A lot of people who said that to me in school were just trying to get a rise out of me. I wear a peaked hat and sunglasses when I go outside. I was once leaving a building when one of the (very scary) history teachers grabbed my bright pink baseball cap off of my head and said I could get it back after school. Aged 11 and about 6 feet from a very sunny (at least for Britain) outside, I went into full panic mode going "no, I need it. I need it.", as I was pushed by the crowds of students going to other lessons towards the door, and him responding "no, you don't". I can't remember how I got it back (I think it was my friends next to me saying that yes, I do need it), but let's just say that neither of my parents were happy when I told them later on that evening.
Gimme rice
w-wh-whats the I GOT RICE thing bro make a video about it plss no disrespect
It's a Tourettes tic
She has.. like a ton of vids about it. Seriously?! How can you say make a vid about it.. if you have zero idea if she has actually made vids about it..?!
right
Yeah person that says this sort of thing get the out of here with that bc. Love how those birds fly just out of nowhere. My son and I were just talking about how we wish you and that guy in that car that both had Tourette's where our neighbors.
Why is it that you say “I got rice” instead of something else. Tourettes is a weird thing
It’s involuntary and they can’t control it no matter how hard they try , it may just be a common tic for them
Ya "I gOt RiCe" no hate❤
I feel like you didn't flip those commenter off enough.
can o join you in flipping insensitive people off?
Like yeah ik I got rice
If people are going to fake medical conditions, it's understandable that people wont want to take you on your word alone. I'm not saying you have to or don't have to show proof, just saying that its understandable why they want proof.
People fake all kinds of conditions and it's not okay to just treat everyone with this condition with suspicion and demand their medical records. You never know if a person in a wheelchair is faking but you wouldn't treat them that way, hopefully.
And that double chin I am surprised that it ain't covering the screen