I am very touched by watching this video. I heard of stories that practitioners can miss diagnosed diseases. I am a fairly new practitioner myself and have learned a lot from your videos. Thank you for sharing this rare case and would appreciate more.
You are most welcome Christina. I am glad that the information has been helpful. You can check out our other videos for more informative videos. Best wishes, Ashley.
Thanks for your message Shane. I hope you found it interesting. There's certainly a couple more experiences I have to share in the future. Best wishes, Ashley
Had a friend that had the same condition 40 yrs ago. He was 28, a veteran and a member of our church. I knew what you were going to say from early on. He had broken his leg, it was cast and he was back for checkup. He slipped and fell in the hospital. When they x-rayed the leg and found the carcinoma. He had the surgery and amputation. Like your friend/patient, he was wonderfully positive. Said it was the easiest weight loss ever, still active in church and life. It is rare thank God.
Hi @BJ Speck, I'm really glad to hear your friend was able to beat it! It really is a rare condition and its such stories that are encouraging to hear. I hope he is progressing well so far and that you're both keeping safe. Keep me posted. Best wishes, Ashley.
why is it a red flag if the pain is worse at night? I have knee pain and it's unbearable at night sometime's. my knee is stiff & i can barely bend it. Can you tell me why it's a red flag if the pain is worse at night? Thanks
Thank you Ashley for this video. I appreciate you informing us of this case history! It's very beneficial! Sad to hear of his passing! May God Almighty make it easy for his family!
You're most welcome Zaid. I'm glad you were able to derive value from the story. Its very sad that he succumb to the cancer but I can confidently say he fought the good fight and lived a fulfilling life despite the condition. May his soul rest in eternal peace. Best wishes, Ashley.
I'm studying to be an osteopath (in my 3rd year) and was practicing on my dad today. His clavicle is painful and bumpy. I did a fracture check but not 100% sure at this stage. This video came up on the play list of other stuff I was watching while studying earlier in the day so feels really warding. I hope its nothing (he's older than the typical age for this) but really pushing him to go for an x-ray.
Hi Rue, Thank you for your comment. How is your dad doing so far? I hope all is well. Keep pushing with your studies, osteopathy can be a really fulfilling profession if you have the passion for it. Let me know how it all goes. Best wishes, Ashley.
One night I woke up to drink water , and I felt a really light electric like shock passing through my knee and I feel to the ground...Since than I have been feeling pain in my hip , knee, foot and my back bone .I’m able to walk for along time , within less than 20 mins I feel pain 😓 ...
Thank you for sharing such a crucial information. You did your best to save the young man who passed away. May his sould rest in peace. Also, ostepathy uses MET to treat sacral torsions,am i correct? Do MET help realign the sacrum back to its neutral position or just help in relaxation of the ligaments and not really settling the sacral bone back to normal/neutral form and force closure of the sacrum? Thank you
Yes ,maybe... Maybe not. That's your opinion. Never mind his leg, what about his life? The message here was clear.....don't be ashamed to get a second,third,fourth opinion ;-)
I am very touched by watching this video. I heard of stories that practitioners can miss diagnosed diseases. I am a fairly new practitioner myself and have learned a lot from your videos. Thank you for sharing this rare case and would appreciate more.
You are most welcome Christina. I am glad that the information has been helpful. You can check out our other videos for more informative videos. Best wishes, Ashley.
Inspiring video. Thanks for sharing. He fought the good fight. Stay positive.
You're most welcome. Very true, he really was a trooper. I hope the video was helpful in some way. Best wishes, Ashley.
Great video and content. Especially to keep aware of underlying pathologies. Much appreciate you sharing your experiences.
Thanks for your message Shane. I hope you found it interesting. There's certainly a couple more experiences I have to share in the future. Best wishes, Ashley
Had a friend that had the same condition 40 yrs ago. He was 28, a veteran and a member of our church. I knew what you were going to say from early on. He had broken his leg, it was cast and he was back for checkup. He slipped and fell in the hospital. When they x-rayed the leg and found the carcinoma. He had the surgery and amputation. Like your friend/patient, he was wonderfully positive. Said it was the easiest weight loss ever, still active in church and life. It is rare thank God.
Hi @BJ Speck,
I'm really glad to hear your friend was able to beat it! It really is a rare condition and its such stories that are encouraging to hear. I hope he is progressing well so far and that you're both keeping safe. Keep me posted. Best wishes, Ashley.
why is it a red flag if the pain is worse at night? I have knee pain and it's unbearable at night sometime's. my knee is stiff & i can barely bend it. Can you tell me why it's a red flag if the pain is worse at night? Thanks
we want more case histories!!! Great content!
+dimitris pettas OK ill see what I can do for you. Sorry it took me so long to get back to you. Best wishes, Ashley
Thank you Ashley for this video. I appreciate you informing us of this case history! It's very beneficial! Sad to hear of his passing! May God Almighty make it easy for his family!
You're most welcome Zaid. I'm glad you were able to derive value from the story. Its very sad that he succumb to the cancer but I can confidently say he fought the good fight and lived a fulfilling life despite the condition. May his soul rest in eternal peace. Best wishes, Ashley.
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Thanks for case study
You're welcome! I hope it helped. Best wishes, Ashley.
I'm studying to be an osteopath (in my 3rd year) and was practicing on my dad today. His clavicle is painful and bumpy. I did a fracture check but not 100% sure at this stage. This video came up on the play list of other stuff I was watching while studying earlier in the day so feels really warding. I hope its nothing (he's older than the typical age for this) but really pushing him to go for an x-ray.
Hi Rue,
Thank you for your comment. How is your dad doing so far? I hope all is well. Keep pushing with your studies, osteopathy can be a really fulfilling profession if you have the passion for it. Let me know how it all goes. Best wishes, Ashley.
One night I woke up to drink water , and I felt a really light electric like shock passing through my knee and I feel to the ground...Since than I have been feeling pain in my hip , knee, foot and my back bone .I’m able to walk for along time , within less than 20 mins I feel pain 😓 ...
Thank you for sharing such a crucial information. You did your best to save the young man who passed away. May his sould rest in peace.
Also, ostepathy uses MET to treat sacral torsions,am i correct? Do MET help realign the sacrum back to its neutral position or just help in relaxation of the ligaments and not really settling the sacral bone back to normal/neutral form and force closure of the sacrum? Thank you
I think nutrition would have saved his leg and not to over exercise.
Yes ,maybe... Maybe not. That's your opinion. Never mind his leg, what about his life?
The message here was clear.....don't be ashamed to get a second,third,fourth opinion ;-)