My daughter had bacterial meningitis. Doctors were ignorant and turned her away TWICE. Don't ever listen to doctors when you have a strong gut instinct. Especially as a parent. You know your child. We were so lucky. We still have our baby girl and she's doing so great.
blackbird780 My daughter had streptococcal meningitis instead of meningococcal. So she did not lose any limbs. She did however suffer a stroke from a blood clot that formed in her brain. It caused that portion of her brain to die. I noticed she was a bit off. acting sick. But what really worried me is that she would cry when we would pick her up and moving her around. If we layed her down she would stop. I took her into the ER and they told me she was just teething (because she had a mild fever) I knew it wasn't right and persisted but they sent us home. she cried and cried and cried so my mother in law decided to take her for the day. I gave her a bottle, she fed but did not open her eyes at all. During the day I had no idea she was getting sicker and sicker. I could not understand how no one saw how sick she was. My mother-in-law said she seemed fine but when I went to pick her up she was white as paper, moaning in pain, I took her temp right away and as soon as it hit 102 and continued to go up I rushed her to the ER. While we were there she had her first seizure. Later on we were informed that she had her stroke between the first time we took her to the ER and the second. All of the signs were there. If they had only listened to me it could possibly have been prevented. Three weeks after coming home from the hospital surviving meningitis the symptoms continued. I immediately brought her to the ER. The doctor told me she was fine because, get this, she looked better than she had the first time he saw her. And he turned us away once again. Only this time I didn't listen to him. I took my daughter straight from there to children's hospital and they did a scan only to find that she did indeed have it once again. My baby survived though. She's our little miracle
That baby girl omg as a mother, I can't even imagine what this is like but my whole heart goes out to each of them. I'll never make sense of why bad things happen to good people. I have a rare brain tumor and chiari malformation where the bottom of my brain herniated outside of my skull and is pressing into my spinal cord. My son was tragically killed after bible study 3 weeks ago and I just don't understand.... But I do know that I have to keep going as much as I don't want to.... I hold this youtube channel very close to my heart. Hugs & love to all who see this :) from New Orleans...
ClaireNicole33 I had chairi malformation, but had surgery to help. I also had tethered cord, cmt, and Ehlers-Danlos syndrome. it's amazing on how many thing can go wrong and how many people a "normal ". for the ones that have to deal with the rare health issues it's hard but makes us strong. it's sad but it's also for the strong fighters. I hope your doing well and hope this comes across positively and not in a bad way ! stay strong and fight on
ClaireNicole33 wow, you're VERY strong. I'm sorry to hear about your troubles... horrible thing to go through. It's true it seems... good people seem to get the most hardship. My theory is that life is a training ground or "matrix" if you like. We are "plugged in" to experience many different things (good and bad). These things are meant to build our wisdom and strength on the other side. Perhaps, we CHOSE our particular life experience because we are on another level of wisdom and require more of a challenge. This is shown by our good hearted character in a tough world full of ugliness. Maybe we come into this "matrix" with agreements, prior to entering, with other souls. We chose each other for different roles, in our lives, in order to help challenge each other spiritually. When we enter though, we have an amnesia of our REAL existence in another dimension; therefore, we forget we are supposed to learn from it all. The wiser of us pick up on it and live our lives through holding to our good morals and growing from the worst of experiences. The "younger souls" maybe don't pick up quite as easy and can sometimes allow their bad experiences to tear them down instead of build them up and strengthen them... they let a lot of lessons slip through their hands at the start. These "younger souls" are the lost ones... the ones that perform heinous acts or simply tear others down around them (but their purpose will bring us the challenges we need as well as all of the tough times we experience). If this is all true, perhaps you and your son CHOSE each other before you came into this "training ground". You planned it all to go exactly as it has for reasons beyond our knowing in this amnesia state we exist in
MsRespect247 Thank you for sharing your story:)... I couldn't agree more on how amazing it is that so many things can go wrong. I have many other health issues including an infected 8 by 10 inch hernia mesh screen that's slowly killing me. It's my second one due to my body rejecting the first one. I'm now told that nobody's gonna wanna remove this one bcuz of the risks associated with it. REALLY? You mean technology can do whole face transplants, BUT CAN'T REMOVE AN INFECTED HERNIA MESH SCREEN!?? I have Louisiana medicaid and that's why I'm left to die here!! I'm happy when I see success stories like yourself with your chiari surgery bcuz they're rare. I love this channel so much. I think it's a wonderful place where we can come together and share our stories and be supportive of each other:)...
Attitude Thank you very much. One day at a time, it's difficult but I have to continue on. Thank you for making this channel. I would love to know more about who created this channel and why and just all about you wonderful people/person. Maybe you could make a video about it, or if you already have please let me know. I've watched many many vids on this channel but haven't seen any about the channel creater:)... Thanks♡♡♡♡♡
I was four months old. Poor Mama. So sorry for you. I am now in a Care Facility. I need to be constantly watched because I am prone to falls and I am now too difficult for anyone to care for me outside of this facility. 😮🎉The Staff are all kind and lovely to me. For which I am always grateful.
Thank you God for the life of my family, son ,friends, my self and every one in the world. My heart reaches out to every body going through hard time with their livies .
I had meningitis last year, and the only things I have is vision issues, virtigo, hearing loss ( I have really cool hearing aids!) I haven't really been able to drive since then. and that's been hard, but I still feel blessed. I could have gotten so much more problems
Such courage in all,children and Mothers,My daughter had menigitis also,but was caught in time and she is fine.Praide God,,I dont know if I would have the Grace of these Mothers.....all the best
In 1984 I had Spinal Meningitis at 5 months old it was the bacterial one and all I know is what I was told the doctor told my mom I had pneumonia so I was sent home twice and just got worse so my mom took me back and it was another doctor who spotted the signs and told me mom if I went back home I would of died 32 years later my own problems with is is scared lungs and learning problem I am thankful everyday to be alive and fast acting of the doctor, I do not know what my body looked like all I do know is I spent 6 weeks in NICU and that I let out a death scream when anyone of anything touched me and that I spent my first thanks giving in the hospital but just made it home for Christmas even though i don't remember anything I feel for the ones who get Meningitis
I'm surprised the little girl wasn't taught to walk sooner. I've seen videos of toddlers with prosthetics walking. It seems like it would have been beneficial to encourage her when she was younger as she would be more used to it and her muscles would not be so retracted. Does anyone know why she wasn't taught younger?
BBand3DG I'm GUESSING but it might have something with the nerve endings in the stumps and/or some are hard to get the fit right. Then I just thought Maybe the cost? Just guessing.
Were they walking with two above the knee prosthetics? Or were one or both of their amputations below the knee? Having or not having a knee totally changes how you walk and how difficult it is.
On Dec.10.2012 my friend Marco die from meningitis..... I also had it when I was 2 months old. lucky I live with some scars. But my friend Marco 30 years old die so fast...... it happen with 3 days...
In my local newspaper, there was a recent story about a healthy, active 20-something who contracted meningitis at a gym. She survived, but became a quadruple amputee. I know it's a very rare disease. I need to lose weight, but reading that story scared me out of ever going to a gym. All that sweat and other bodily fluids on exercise equipment, transmitting diseases. Yuck!
Just go to the gym but be sure to wash your hands throughly before eating or putting your hands near your face/mouth. Do not share water bottles or utensils with others.
Elphaba Crux Thanks for your advice! I recently spoke to my sister, who is a neurology resident, about germs and gyms. She is a gym rat herself. She advised me to ask the gym about how/if they clean equipment. My sister said that when she uses gym equipment, she thoroughly wipes down all surfaces with disinfecting wipes. I know getting meningitis, or any disease for that matter, at the gym is vanishingly rare. But you don't want to be that one unlucky statistic. However, it seems like taking simple precautions will prevent it.
I had meningitis and thank G-d they caught it early and I had no long term effects. I didn't even know it was that bad until I researched it afterwards.
My Mum had meningitis when she was in collage, she had the viral meningitis. I knew it was bad, but not that bad. She lived and has had 3 kids, and she is still alive. I don't think she has had any consequences.
viral meningitis is thankfully very different to bacterial meningitis shown in this video, people don't die from it and usually fully recover within 7 - 10 days.
there is viral meningitis and bacterial meningitis. bacterial is the super deadly one. viral is pretty bad too, but not as bad as bacterial. my daughter just got over viral meningitis.
God bless you Barney and Charlotte you both seem like great kids despite or perhaps because of your struggles.Your strength is huge, your mothers are strong and you both have brilliant lives ahead of you. Keep up the fight kids and never forget many fight different battles but just as hard as you 2 need to. Have to comment that the school you both go to looks fantastic, wish it was here in Au.
This is so horrible and sad. Scares me as I have a 1 year old. Can anyone answer this? She just had her 1 year vaccine... can that REALLY prevent her from catching this or can she STILL get it? Does it simply lower her odds of catching it and how much? If a child at daycare has it, is she doomed to get it as well? This looks like a parents WORST nightmare 😕
blackbird780 it very much depends on the strength of your child's immune system. in most individuals the vaccine grants an incredible degree of immunity, as it trains your body to attack the disease the second it's in your child. however, some children's immune systems are poor, so even if their body recognizes the disease it may not be able to defeat it. furthermore, some children's immune systems aren't very good at recognizing the disease, making them also susceptible. since for the majority of children vaccines work, if every child is vaccinated then you have what's called "herd immunity" in the community. this means that since most children kill off the disease with their healthy immune systems, then the disease never reaches children who are weaker. these plagued of antivaxxers have weakened or, in the case of California, destroyed herd immunity so that these few weaker children are basically just waiting to be in contact with the disease. however successful herd immunity is what destoryed small pox. I know this probably isn't what you wanted to hear as a parent, but I figured telling you would want to know. sources: college biology courses
And follow my way of thinking: if we get the vaccines for free, it means less people get meningitis, and if less people get it, smaller the chances of contamination. It's such a shame to see those big countries not giving the vaccines. Brazil's health system may be f*cked up without the money needed for it to run smoothly, but they really know how to prevent those diseases.
blackbird780 I was unaware that the meningococcal vaccines were given to children under 10. I thought that was only in the case of a community outbreak or living in a high risk area.
I had this but it was the other type and that was a 20 years ago and I have some problems but it is only noticeable to friends who have known me a long time
Barney, this video is very interesting. thanks for sharing. may i ask you this : one of your photos show you with your right leg, with a special shoe : it seems that something was not good, so you decided to take off this right leg: is ir because painful? other difficulty? As you are, now, you are a very attractive guy, and probably stronger..
if charlotte is 7 years old then why does she have a dummy. I understand they want her to stay still but she is 7! that should of been taken away at the age 0f 2
I was thinking she may need the soother to help withthe pain levels when they are making casts for her prosthetics- the scraping of skin and pressure from the casting must be incredible.
I was thinking she may need the soother to help withthe pain levels when they are making casts for her prosthetics- the scraping of skin and pressure from the casting must be incredible.
I'm just curious, what condition does the guy interviewer have? -since he was in a wheelchair for most of the video.. I don't think it was just so he could appear to be like them so they would feel better..
My daughter had bacterial meningitis. Doctors were ignorant and turned her away TWICE. Don't ever listen to doctors when you have a strong gut instinct. Especially as a parent. You know your child. We were so lucky. We still have our baby girl and she's doing so great.
Karue22 that's horrible, I'm sorry to hear. Did she loose anything? How did you know she had it at the start?
blackbird780 My daughter had streptococcal meningitis instead of meningococcal. So she did not lose any limbs. She did however suffer a stroke from a blood clot that formed in her brain. It caused that portion of her brain to die. I noticed she was a bit off. acting sick. But what really worried me is that she would cry when we would pick her up and moving her around. If we layed her down she would stop. I took her into the ER and they told me she was just teething (because she had a mild fever) I knew it wasn't right and persisted but they sent us home. she cried and cried and cried so my mother in law decided to take her for the day. I gave her a bottle, she fed but did not open her eyes at all. During the day I had no idea she was getting sicker and sicker. I could not understand how no one saw how sick she was. My mother-in-law said she seemed fine but when I went to pick her up she was white as paper, moaning in pain, I took her temp right away and as soon as it hit 102 and continued to go up I rushed her to the ER. While we were there she had her first seizure. Later on we were informed that she had her stroke between the first time we took her to the ER and the second. All of the signs were there. If they had only listened to me it could possibly have been prevented. Three weeks after coming home from the hospital surviving meningitis the symptoms continued. I immediately brought her to the ER. The doctor told me she was fine because, get this, she looked better than she had the first time he saw her. And he turned us away once again. Only this time I didn't listen to him. I took my daughter straight from there to children's hospital and they did a scan only to find that she did indeed have it once again. My baby survived though. She's our little miracle
Karue22 how touching. made me cry. how is she doing now?
Karue22 what a miracle!!!
God bless her. Drs that don't listen is one MF my biggest I hate.
Um, charlottes handwriting is better than anyone I've seen her age who is able bodied. She's adorable!
Mossy Deer Bones l was going to say the exact same thing, it's better than mine.
this video shows me how lucky i am to have survived and had no on going problems
Hope you enjoyed the episode Kirstyn! Thanks for watching!
That baby girl omg as a mother, I can't even imagine what this is like but my whole heart goes out to each of them. I'll never make sense of why bad things happen to good people. I have a rare brain tumor and chiari malformation where the bottom of my brain herniated outside of my skull and is pressing into my spinal cord. My son was tragically killed after bible study 3 weeks ago and I just don't understand.... But I do know that I have to keep going as much as I don't want to.... I hold this youtube channel very close to my heart. Hugs & love to all who see this :) from New Orleans...
ClaireNicole33 I had chairi malformation, but had surgery to help. I also had tethered cord, cmt, and Ehlers-Danlos syndrome. it's amazing on how many thing can go wrong and how many people a "normal ". for the ones that have to deal with the rare health issues it's hard but makes us strong. it's sad but it's also for the strong fighters. I hope your doing well and hope this comes across positively and not in a bad way ! stay strong and fight on
Thank you for sharing your story Claire, sorry to hear about your son. Hope your living a happy and healthy life now.
ClaireNicole33 wow, you're VERY strong. I'm sorry to hear about your troubles... horrible thing to go through. It's true it seems... good people seem to get the most hardship. My theory is that life is a training ground or "matrix" if you like. We are "plugged in" to experience many different things (good and bad). These things are meant to build our wisdom and strength on the other side. Perhaps, we CHOSE our particular life experience because we are on another level of wisdom and require more of a challenge. This is shown by our good hearted character in a tough world full of ugliness. Maybe we come into this "matrix" with agreements, prior to entering, with other souls. We chose each other for different roles, in our lives, in order to help challenge each other spiritually. When we enter though, we have an amnesia of our REAL existence in another dimension; therefore, we forget we are supposed to learn from it all. The wiser of us pick up on it and live our lives through holding to our good morals and growing from the worst of experiences. The "younger souls" maybe don't pick up quite as easy and can sometimes allow their bad experiences to tear them down instead of build them up and strengthen them... they let a lot of lessons slip through their hands at the start. These "younger souls" are the lost ones... the ones that perform heinous acts or simply tear others down around them (but their purpose will bring us the challenges we need as well as all of the tough times we experience). If this is all true, perhaps you and your son CHOSE each other before you came into this "training ground". You planned it all to go exactly as it has for reasons beyond our knowing in this amnesia state we exist in
MsRespect247 Thank you for sharing your story:)... I couldn't agree more on how amazing it is that so many things can go wrong. I have many other health issues including an infected 8 by 10 inch hernia mesh screen that's slowly killing me. It's my second one due to my body rejecting the first one. I'm now told that nobody's gonna wanna remove this one bcuz of the risks associated with it. REALLY? You mean technology can do whole face transplants, BUT CAN'T REMOVE AN INFECTED HERNIA MESH SCREEN!?? I have Louisiana medicaid and that's why I'm left to die here!! I'm happy when I see success stories like yourself with your chiari surgery bcuz they're rare. I love this channel so much. I think it's a wonderful place where we can come together and share our stories and be supportive of each other:)...
Attitude Thank you very much. One day at a time, it's difficult but I have to continue on. Thank you for making this channel. I would love to know more about who created this channel and why and just all about you wonderful people/person. Maybe you could make a video about it, or if you already have please let me know. I've watched many many vids on this channel but haven't seen any about the channel creater:)... Thanks♡♡♡♡♡
I was four months old. Poor Mama. So sorry for you. I am now in a Care Facility. I need to be constantly watched because I am prone to falls and I am now too difficult for anyone to care for me outside of this facility. 😮🎉The Staff are all kind and lovely to me. For which I am always grateful.
barney is an absolute inspiration, what a remarkable young gentleman who will very likely succseed in life
Thanks for the kind message Nick, we hope you enjoyed the episode!
My daughter died from this disease. It is truly horrific.
Nakasasama i just got 1 dose, do i need 2
***** ???
did you get disease?
***** my daughter had it and died from it.
sorry to hear, what strain or type was it
CHARLOTTE HAS SUCH NICE HANDWRITING OMG
Yes, she does. Amazing little girl.
who else loves the fact that attitude doesn't make hour long documentaries??? I love that....!!!
Thanks for the support and glad you enjoyed!
Thank you God for the life of my family, son ,friends, my self and every one in the world. My heart reaches out to every body going through hard time with their livies .
Thanks for the kind words Rashidah!
I had meningitis when I was 18 months old and I'm fine I'm so grateful for my life
I had to turn off the video I couldnt stop crying
I adore Barney's love of God and outlook on life. I pray my daughters find godly men like him.
That girl has amazing writing!!!! ❤️❤️
Hope you enjoyed the episode Isabelle! Thanks for watching!
I have a younger brother who is a survivor of Meningitis and is deaf because of the disease.
Hope you enjoyed the episode ! Thanks for watching!
I had meningitis last year, and the only things I have is vision issues, virtigo, hearing loss ( I have really cool hearing aids!) I haven't really been able to drive since then. and that's been hard, but I still feel blessed. I could have gotten so much more problems
Thanks for sharing Dianna, we wish the best for you!
My cousin died of this disease two months ago ... He was 21, it all happened so quickly .😪😥
her writing is awesome!
Charlotte handwriting is better than mine. Clever girl!
Thanks for watching Jamie!
she wrights better then me Im so being serious. good job with that beautiful hand writing
I am blessed to be who I am! This story is very inspirational! Love it!
Thanks for watching Morgan!
I know someone who caught meningitis. She is now completely blind, but luckily no limbs were sacrificed.
alyssa caeytano that's good.
Still remember her story on the news we lived it with the family and the heart of new Zealand was with them.
Positive attitude towards his disability & life
Charlotte has so much to look forward with her disability
Such courage in all,children and Mothers,My daughter had menigitis also,but was caught in time and she is fine.Praide God,,I dont know if I would have the Grace of these Mothers.....all the best
In 1984 I had Spinal Meningitis at 5 months old it was the bacterial one and all I know is what I was told the doctor told my mom I had pneumonia so I was sent home twice and just got worse so my mom took me back and it was another doctor who spotted the signs and told me mom if I went back home I would of died 32 years later my own problems with is is scared lungs and learning problem I am thankful everyday to be alive and fast acting of the doctor, I do not know what my body looked like all I do know is I spent 6 weeks in NICU and that I let out a death scream when anyone of anything touched me and that I spent my first thanks giving in the hospital but just made it home for Christmas even though i don't remember anything I feel for the ones who get Meningitis
X_XShyGirlX_X wow. what a survivor!!! Awesome doc who discovered it. are you an amputee? good job when you were newborn!
I'm surprised the little girl wasn't taught to walk sooner. I've seen videos of toddlers with prosthetics walking. It seems like it would have been beneficial to encourage her when she was younger as she would be more used to it and her muscles would not be so retracted. Does anyone know why she wasn't taught younger?
BBand3DG I'm GUESSING but it might have something with the nerve endings in the stumps and/or some are hard to get the fit right. Then I just thought Maybe the cost? Just guessing.
Were they walking with two above the knee prosthetics? Or were one or both of their amputations below the knee? Having or not having a knee totally changes how you walk and how difficult it is.
+junbh2 Plus the lack of forearms... making it more difficult to use crutches or to catch herself when she falls.
junbh2 and did you see the prosthetics? it's like a curve at the end... HOW are you supposed to walk on arches?
BBand3DG her moms the problem
My dads gf had this and didn't do any harm just caused seizures omg she's soooo lucky
On Dec.10.2012 my friend Marco die from meningitis..... I also had it when I was 2 months old. lucky I live with some scars. But my friend Marco 30 years old die so fast...... it happen with 3 days...
In my local newspaper, there was a recent story about a healthy, active 20-something who contracted meningitis at a gym. She survived, but became a quadruple amputee. I know it's a very rare disease. I need to lose weight, but reading that story scared me out of ever going to a gym. All that sweat and other bodily fluids on exercise equipment, transmitting diseases. Yuck!
Just go to the gym but be sure to wash your hands throughly before eating or putting your hands near your face/mouth. Do not share water bottles or utensils with others.
Elphaba Crux Thanks for your advice! I recently spoke to my sister, who is a neurology resident, about germs and gyms. She is a gym rat herself. She advised me to ask the gym about how/if they clean equipment. My sister said that when she uses gym equipment, she thoroughly wipes down all surfaces with disinfecting wipes. I know getting meningitis, or any disease for that matter, at the gym is vanishingly rare. But you don't want to be that one unlucky statistic. However, it seems like taking simple precautions will prevent it.
hamsterama oh
hamsterama thanks! I'll definitely tell my brother that! the gym is his second home. 😂😄🤗
Elphaba Crux good info.
What a great attitude!😊beautifull young lady. Keep up the good work.
Thanks for watching Evelyn! Hope you enjoyed!
I had meningitis and thank G-d they caught it early and I had no long term effects. I didn't even know it was that bad until I researched it afterwards.
Thanks for watching Sarahannah2! Hope you enjoyed!
Wonderful 17 yr old son
Row Deo and 7 yr old!
My Mum had meningitis when she was in collage, she had the viral meningitis. I knew it was bad, but not that bad. She lived and has had 3 kids, and she is still alive. I don't think she has had any consequences.
laura brumell Glad your mom is doing well now. Just hearing about what happens to a lot of people who contract this is so sad and scary.
viral meningitis is thankfully very different to bacterial meningitis shown in this video, people don't die from it and usually fully recover within 7 - 10 days.
My mum had bacterial meningitis and she died... at 48... the meningitis in adult is letal.
just amazing, God Bless you both
Thanks for watching Mary! Hope you enjoyed!
What a happy positive little girl. ❤️
You're okay buddies ^^ , you can do it and this would effect none of yoir dreams ^^ .
Blessed .
both very inspiring being much love to them
Thank you for watching Courtney! Hope you enjoyed!
I admire these people so much !!!!
My brother had meningitis. Luckily all that was taken away from him was his hearing and nothing else.
That rash is unbelievable and that;s the least of her worries.
Much love to all the children n people who has it...my prayers r wit u all
there is viral meningitis and bacterial meningitis. bacterial is the super deadly one. viral is pretty bad too, but not as bad as bacterial. my daughter just got over viral meningitis.
Thanks for sharing Linda! We hope you enjoyed the episode and thanks for watching
Never give up your dreams
Thank you!
9:05 she has such a nice handwritting! I write worse as an adult than her as a lil child with no hands. Impressive !!!
God bless you Barney and Charlotte you both seem like great kids despite or perhaps because of your struggles.Your strength is huge, your mothers are strong and you both have brilliant lives ahead of you. Keep up the fight kids and never forget many fight different battles but just as hard as you 2 need to. Have to comment that the school you both go to looks fantastic, wish it was here in Au.
Heard of meningitis loads of times, but never knew what it was and the things people lose due to it. feel sorry for them :(
Where are the dads? Meanwhile wow how beustiful that place is!
I feel you should spread the word that infections aren’t the same as diseases
Godbless them people -they strong ! such a cute girl !
Wheel chair rugby looks hard core as fuck
grazie You are special people
This is so horrible and sad. Scares me as I have a 1 year old. Can anyone answer this? She just had her 1 year vaccine... can that REALLY prevent her from catching this or can she STILL get it? Does it simply lower her odds of catching it and how much? If a child at daycare has it, is she doomed to get it as well? This looks like a parents WORST nightmare 😕
blackbird780 it very much depends on the strength of your child's immune system. in most individuals the vaccine grants an incredible degree of immunity, as it trains your body to attack the disease the second it's in your child. however, some children's immune systems are poor, so even if their body recognizes the disease it may not be able to defeat it. furthermore, some children's immune systems aren't very good at recognizing the disease, making them also susceptible.
since for the majority of children vaccines work, if every child is vaccinated then you have what's called "herd immunity" in the community. this means that since most children kill off the disease with their healthy immune systems, then the disease never reaches children who are weaker. these plagued of antivaxxers have weakened or, in the case of California, destroyed herd immunity so that these few weaker children are basically just waiting to be in contact with the disease. however successful herd immunity is what destoryed small pox.
I know this probably isn't what you wanted to hear as a parent, but I figured telling you would want to know.
sources: college biology courses
Well, here on Brazil we get the vaccines for free and it's kinda rare to see someone who caught it and was vaccinated.
And follow my way of thinking: if we get the vaccines for free, it means less people get meningitis, and if less people get it, smaller the chances of contamination. It's such a shame to see those big countries not giving the vaccines. Brazil's health system may be f*cked up without the money needed for it to run smoothly, but they really know how to prevent those diseases.
blackbird780 Google it or ask a doctor
blackbird780 I was unaware that the meningococcal vaccines were given to children under 10. I thought that was only in the case of a community outbreak or living in a high risk area.
I had it as well and lost all the hearing in my right ear.
Isabella W im Sorry
IvanaCC 1239 This is the first reply I've ever received on UA-cam! 😋thanks! Btw I'm fine. I was so young that I can't even remember what I'm missing.
Isabella W oh. well survivors are truly amazing. keep it up. don't let that ear take you down!!! BTW is meningitis only in babies? just curious
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The trampoline is dangerous put guards up what u dont need is another problem like tbi
Row Deo lol i broke my ankle on a trampoline before.there really dangerous
holy cow this disease is wicked. in a vad way
I had this but it was the other type and that was a 20 years ago and I have some problems but it is only noticeable to friends who have known me a long time
They need to control Charlotte's weight though. I have all my limbs, but I'm overweight and my knees suffer so!
I just noticed: Is the journalist himself a paraplegic?
Thanks for watching Katherine, yes our presenter Dan uses a wheelchair himself 😊
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Barney, this video is very interesting. thanks for sharing. may i ask you this : one of your photos show you with your right leg, with a special shoe : it seems that something was not good, so you decided to take off this right leg: is ir because painful? other difficulty?
As you are, now, you are a very attractive guy, and probably stronger..
mother did it have to be so high
You guys are not along I have meningitis to when I was a baby to.
Why did Charlotte have a pacifier?
I sucked my thumb until I was 11 but Charlotte doesn't have thumbs so maybe its just a comfort thing.
L Lawliet idk I think it might very hurt so idk
Mossy Deer Bones yeah I think that too
17:10 those nails!!
Have Measles and spinal meningitis
did people get men b vaccine?
mark d I did at 10
if charlotte is 7 years old then why does she have a dummy. I understand they want her to stay still but she is 7! that should of been taken away at the age 0f 2
I was thinking she may need the soother to help withthe pain levels when they are making casts for her prosthetics- the scraping of skin and pressure from the casting must be incredible.
I was thinking she may need the soother to help withthe pain levels when they are making casts for her prosthetics- the scraping of skin and pressure from the casting must be incredible.
4:59 he looks Hawaiian
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I'm just curious, what condition does the guy interviewer have? -since he was in a wheelchair for most of the video.. I don't think it was just so he could appear to be like them so they would feel better..
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How old is Charlotte? 7...
She still has a binky?
I understand she disabled, bless her heart. But she's a little old for pacifier don't you think?
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