She has suffered silently for so long now, it is part of her being. She cries in silence because that is all she can do till now. She has gone into a shell with all the suffering. Dad is trying his best to help and he really cares. Even speaking for her when she is being too silent. Kudos to the dad.
I am glad her dad is bringing her this young .. he sure cares enough to try and treat her this young so she has a better life .. she will be so thankful when she is older .. such a loving dad
hey so damn good with kids, with PPL aim general!!! you can see she’s thankful. even if she says she wants to go home. everyday that she gets better and better, the more she will open up to Doc and we will get to see some more of her beautiful personality. i’m in the process of getting my friend to go see Doc. the moment he chooses it, is the day he gets his life back in a matter of no more than 2 weeks and the vacation it will be going to cali. so i told him stay no longer than 2!and absolutely no less than 1 week so you give Doc enough time to properly take care of you and basically fix you back to 100%. Now you still have the responsibility of doing whatever you need to, to allow the adjustments to hold for a very very very long time. Thank you Dr. Rahim for aging your love and passion with us, that is a gift of Epicly immense proportions. WE HONOR YOU, WE RESPECT YOU, WE THANK YOU, WE LOVE YOU.
What an AMAZING ACT of Love for a Father to Research who he feels BEST FITS his Daughter's needs and THEN Travels from Pennsylvania to California to address those issue's. Following through with her Session's will save her from a LIFETIME of Back issue's like many of us have. That little peanut had me in tears even before she cried from pain. For starters it killed me to see her Anxiety and Fear of the "Unknown" but when she cried I went into a full head on UGLY CRY. I wish this Young Lady and her Father the absolute best Life has to offer. Prayers 🙏
Wow, she is one brave little cookie. She's been In pain her whole life, and probably isn't interested in opening up to Dr. Rahim because she's convinced it'll hurt and that it won't help anyway. She doesn't want to be disappointed, and probably doesn't want to disappoint her dad, either. Shields up! I'm looking forward to seeing how she does.
Whew! This was a difficult case for all. She's certainly holding trauma in her frame and hopefully this will be the first step to her moving & feeling so much better. Beautiful session Dr. Rahim, well handled.
Great work doctor ...there are rare doctors who connect to their patients in the sense of what they are suffering ... Pass this quality to future generations as well
Sometimes when someone is so shy and also in stress, its hard to bring attention to yourself by speaking. She was terrified poor thing. Speedy recovery cutie.
To the young lady I want to say that you are very brave. I'm very proud of you. We prayed for your healing. Your dad and family cares for you a lot. Dr Rahim keep up the good work.
Wow! Amazing diagnostics and treatment. I'm so glad her father brought her to you. I can't imagine how long she's been dealing with pain. You're right, she's a tough cookie.
It's got to be hard work with a young patient who is so frightened, but to be honest I think Dr Rahim would be the best chiropractor for that patient. I hope she feels a lot better after a couple treatments.
This was one of the most interesting and emotional sessions I’ve watched. I’m so glad her dad has brought her to you for treatment now so that she can have the benefit and improvement in motion and discomfort. Amazing work
There so much I want to say about this sweet girl, but I can’t form the words. I think she’s hurting from more than her physical body’s structural problems based on Dr. Rahim’s assessment that she has injuries in other parts of her spine. Thank heavens her daddy brought her to the best there is. Looking forward to seeing this young gal feeling better and blossoming.
Well done doc, a tricky consultation and I applaud you wholeheartedly ❤ on your perseverance with communication both on explaining all the X-ray findings as well as with both patient and dad. What a brave girl and I can’t wait to see the progress next visit, fingers crossed 🤞🏻 on her 10,000 + steps to aid her on the road to recovery faster. Thank you so much for sharing 🙏🏻 🥰
This is a good father for being so concerned. I raised seven children and tried to get them help when I noticed something wrong. I tell them and other parents not to wait until their children ask them why they didn’t have them checked as children. I emphasize and cry with her because I understand what she’s going through. I also thank God for this doctor. (I hate the profanity, though). I can say for myself that I was in a car accident over forty years ago and my head hit the windshield. (Whiplash) I’m suffering because I didn’t have physical therapy.
I gave up on going to the chiropractor because I couldn't tell which was worse ... the pain going in, or the pain coming out. I wish this little girl well and pray she will grow into a strong, healthy and confident young lady.
I have a child with selective mutism. It's a genuine, diagnosed condition and hearing you say "can you talk, do you have a voice" broke my heart a little. I understand you're trying everything to help Her, but that interaction to me was upsetting. I hope she is feeling some relief from her pain, and you did a great job with that x
"no pain, no gain" probably years of ridicule by friends and classmates for the way she walked, being too tall for her age, lots of crying to sleep. Days and years of not wanting to go to school, other activities...just speculating here but I have a feeling this is correct. She needs time to accept her recovery, now she sees there is hope for her, glad at this age she is getting help. Growing up is sometimes hard to do but I know she'll be okay.
Poor young girl.. not being to walk normally due to her condition is very hard to deal for her specially at her very young age. I hope she will be healed completely 🙏🙏🙏💖💖💖
If she spoke she would actually have a better time as he would understand how she is feeling. The dad needs to let her speak for herself otherwise she will want him to talk for her. This isn’t a insult more just an observation/ opinion
She refused to talk but it’s the pain she was going through with many years..really feel sad for the little girl..she might missed many fun activities at her age..hoping for her speedy recovery..
I feel bad for this girl. I know what it feels like to have back issues. I've had a broken L5 vertebra for years now. The pain has gotten better but I still get nerve pain everyday. It's like you adapt to the pain and learn how to live with it. I learned how to move, how to sleep, how to sit, how to work. There were 2 times I felt the way this girl feels. The first time is when they told me the gravity of my injury and the 2nd time is when I got my 1st epidural steroid injection due to a herniated disc. I felt so alone at the hospital with an insane amount of pain. I hope this girl gets better.
God bless you Doctor. What you are doing is more than a job, more than a business!! God bless you for helping this young girl. She's probably timid because of the pain and trauma she's been going through, and perhaps inside she feels 'different' from other kids. Any feelings of being 'different' in kids can cause them to be reserved and alone. I hope and pray she'll be get 100% well.
If that was me when I was ten years old, my father would have yelled and scolded me for god knows how long, telling how embarrassed he was over me and how I didn't have any manners because I didn't answer when someone talked to me. He did that when my brother and I were too shy to answer an elderly nurse who were talking to us at the hospital after our youngest brother was born (I was eight years old). I know it doesn't have much relevance to the video, but I just made me think back to when I was a kid.
Poor girl, she’s so young, she’s embarrassed, with her dad and not mom. We always want our mom’s no matter how old we get. I wish her the best and hope this will relieve the pain. Hopefully her little leg will straighten out. I know first hand. My family has dealt with pigeon toes and knock knees.
The chiropractor is explaining it all so well even though the man may have not understood a lot of it. My advice though is, never tell a kid “can you talk or do you have a voice”. Just say, “you have a good voice and I want to hear it. Can you read this for me…”. Cheers.
This is going to save her from a life-long battle with pain. Kudos to Dad for bringing her to the best there is. Well done everyone!
Poor little girl is so shy. I am glad her father decided to bring her in. Looking forward to seeing her progress
She has suffered silently for so long now, it is part of her being. She cries in silence because that is all she can do till now. She has gone into a shell with all the suffering. Dad is trying his best to help and he really cares. Even speaking for her when she is being too silent. Kudos to the dad.
A gentleman and a professional. Wishing that girl the very best.
Every time she cried, my heart broke. 😢 I’d love to see a follow up with her. Poor girl. ♥️♥️♥️
I wish this girl a speedy recovery
I am glad her dad is bringing her this young .. he sure cares enough to try and treat her this young so she has a better life .. she will be so thankful when she is older .. such a loving dad
hey so damn good with kids, with PPL aim general!!! you can see she’s thankful. even if she says she wants to go home. everyday that she gets better and better, the more she will open up to Doc and we will get to see some more of her beautiful personality. i’m in the process of getting my friend to go see Doc. the moment he chooses it, is the day he gets his life back in a matter of no more than 2 weeks and the vacation it will be going to cali. so i told him stay no longer than 2!and absolutely no less than 1 week so you give Doc enough time to properly take care of you and basically fix you back to 100%. Now you still have the responsibility of doing whatever you need to, to allow the adjustments to hold for a very very very long time. Thank you Dr. Rahim for aging your love and passion with us, that is a gift of Epicly immense proportions. WE HONOR YOU, WE RESPECT YOU, WE THANK YOU, WE LOVE YOU.
What an AMAZING ACT of Love for a Father to Research who he feels BEST FITS his Daughter's needs and THEN Travels from Pennsylvania to California to address those issue's. Following through with her Session's will save her from a LIFETIME of Back issue's like many of us have. That little peanut had me in tears even before she cried from pain. For starters it killed me to see her Anxiety and Fear of the "Unknown" but when she cried I went into a full head on UGLY CRY. I wish this Young Lady and her Father the absolute best Life has to offer. Prayers 🙏
can't imagine how she walks like that everyday, really looks painful. you came to the right dr. hope you heal fast
Wow, she is one brave little cookie. She's been In pain her whole life, and probably isn't interested in opening up to Dr. Rahim because she's convinced it'll hurt and that it won't help anyway. She doesn't want to be disappointed, and probably doesn't want to disappoint her dad, either. Shields up! I'm looking forward to seeing how she does.
Whew! This was a difficult case for all. She's certainly holding trauma in her frame and hopefully this will be the first step to her moving & feeling so much better. Beautiful session Dr. Rahim, well handled.
expecting Dr. to cry. your empathy is written all over your face. One of the reasons I subbed a long ways back. You honestly care.
A very determined girl, dealing with a lot of pain. Thanks Dad for bringing her for treatment, already her gait is different.
You can do this, Daughter. We're all rooting for you. 🔥
Such kindness shown to that young girl.
Poor girl has been THROUGH it. Love seeing that smile by the end of the video.
The girl must read these comments doctor. I bet she'll feel loved forever reading them. Thanks for your existence and service Doc.
Great work doctor ...there are rare doctors who connect to their patients in the sense of what they are suffering ... Pass this quality to future generations as well
Sometimes when someone is so shy and also in stress, its hard to bring attention to yourself by speaking. She was terrified poor thing. Speedy recovery cutie.
To the young lady I want to say that you are very brave. I'm very proud of you. We prayed for your healing. Your dad and family cares for you a lot. Dr Rahim keep up the good work.
Wow! Amazing diagnostics and treatment. I'm so glad her father brought her to you. I can't imagine how long she's been dealing with pain. You're right, she's a tough cookie.
Congratulations to this dad, this little girl will look to the future with much more confidence and live normally, and without pain!!!!!!!
I feel for her so much. What a true professional and kind person he is!
Having herniated disc pain is the worst poor girl glad her dad took her ❤
It's got to be hard work with a young patient who is so frightened, but to be honest I think Dr Rahim would be the best chiropractor for that patient. I hope she feels a lot better after a couple treatments.
This doctor is so professional and the same time friendly
Bless her heart. She is so shy. Prayers that she gets relief🙏
This was one of the most interesting and emotional sessions I’ve watched. I’m so glad her dad has brought her to you for treatment now so that she can have the benefit and improvement in motion and discomfort. Amazing work
Pain is so isolating and can be defeating. Glad Isabella will get to be painfree.
There so much I want to say about this sweet girl, but I can’t form the words. I think she’s hurting from more than her physical body’s structural problems based on Dr. Rahim’s assessment that she has injuries in other parts of her spine. Thank heavens her daddy brought her to the best there is. Looking forward to seeing this young gal feeling better and blossoming.
Well done doc, a tricky consultation and I applaud you wholeheartedly ❤ on your perseverance with communication both on explaining all the X-ray findings as well as with both patient and dad.
What a brave girl and I can’t wait to see the progress next visit, fingers crossed 🤞🏻 on her 10,000 + steps to aid her on the road to recovery faster. Thank you so much for sharing 🙏🏻 🥰
This is a good father for being so concerned. I raised seven children and tried to get them help when I noticed something wrong. I tell them and other parents not to wait until their children ask them why they didn’t have them checked as children.
I emphasize and cry with her because I understand what she’s going through.
I also thank God for this doctor. (I hate the profanity, though).
I can say for myself that I was in a car accident over forty years ago and my head hit the windshield. (Whiplash) I’m suffering because I didn’t have physical therapy.
I gave up on going to the chiropractor because I couldn't tell which was worse ... the pain going in, or the pain coming out. I wish this little girl well and pray she will grow into a strong, healthy and confident young lady.
You can see how turned in and almost bowed her right leg is. Poor girl. Glad you are helping her before her body gets set in those bad habits.
I have a child with selective mutism. It's a genuine, diagnosed condition and hearing you say "can you talk, do you have a voice" broke my heart a little. I understand you're trying everything to help Her, but that interaction to me was upsetting. I hope she is feeling some relief from her pain, and you did a great job with that x
"no pain, no gain" probably years of ridicule by friends and classmates for the way she walked, being too tall for her age, lots of crying to sleep. Days and years of not wanting to go to school, other activities...just speculating here but I have a feeling this is correct. She needs time to accept her recovery, now she sees there is hope for her, glad at this age she is getting help. Growing up is sometimes hard to do but I know she'll be okay.
Poor young girl.. not being to walk normally due to her condition is very hard to deal for her specially at her very young age. I hope she will be healed completely 🙏🙏🙏💖💖💖
Darn. Cases like this brings tears to my eyes. The young lady was in so much pain and i feel for her. 😢
This young lady doesnt know how great a care she is going to get. he is a wonderful Chiro
Everything is going to change including her confidence and Self Love!! Thank you Daddy!! Good call!
she is lucky to have caring dad like him...God bless em both
Such a strong girl! Wish her the best for her recovery
PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE do some follow ups. It would be so great to see progress for thus young lady. Your podcasts are amazing.
She's so brave, hope she recover quickly.
If she spoke she would actually have a better time as he would understand how she is feeling. The dad needs to let her speak for herself otherwise she will want him to talk for her. This isn’t a insult more just an observation/ opinion
I hope Isabella makes a really good recovery. She is so brave ❤
Wow what makes this man so good is his manners and kindness
So well done
My lord. Excellent work. Dr is a true hero.
It's great to see the full consultation instead of loads of back cracks for the sake of back cracks !!!
Dr Rahim does his magic again. Brave girl took the pain to get the gain
She refused to talk but it’s the pain she was going through with many years..really feel sad for the little girl..she might missed many fun activities at her age..hoping for her speedy recovery..
Better days are coming for you, beautiful girl
❤
kudos to the kid for not uttering even a whimper when she was in pain. she's really committed to her vow of silence.
Great gift and skill to be able to heal people
He is so patient!
She doesn’t do any sound.
It’s crazy!
I feel bad for this girl. I know what it feels like to have back issues. I've had a broken L5 vertebra for years now. The pain has gotten better but I still get nerve pain everyday. It's like you adapt to the pain and learn how to live with it. I learned how to move, how to sleep, how to sit, how to work. There were 2 times I felt the way this girl feels. The first time is when they told me the gravity of my injury and the 2nd time is when I got my 1st epidural steroid injection due to a herniated disc. I felt so alone at the hospital with an insane amount of pain. I hope this girl gets better.
God bless you Doctor. What you are doing is more than a job, more than a business!! God bless you for helping this young girl. She's probably timid because of the pain and trauma she's been going through, and perhaps inside she feels 'different' from other kids. Any feelings of being 'different' in kids can cause them to be reserved and alone. I hope and pray she'll be get 100% well.
A nice girl. I wish her recovery. Mourad from Algeria
Hate to see kids in pain. Glad she's in good hands to find a solution.
She's a champ she's doing great
In ur profession ur doing a great job of curing people.Almighty Lord Give u more and Kudos to u
If that was me when I was ten years old, my father would have yelled and scolded me for god knows how long, telling how embarrassed he was over me and how I didn't have any manners because I didn't answer when someone talked to me. He did that when my brother and I were too shy to answer an elderly nurse who were talking to us at the hospital after our youngest brother was born (I was eight years old). I know it doesn't have much relevance to the video, but I just made me think back to when I was a kid.
Hat off to you Dr Rahim !! 🙌🏽👏🏽
good dad for seeking help and great doctor
What a brave little girl❤ GO girl you are doing good❤❤❤❤❤
omg! when I saw her walk I could tell that she was in a lot of pain because her body took that form to avoid it as much as possible.
I cried with you sweetie ❤️😢 but you are gonna feel so much better. Dad thank god you brought her bevy she had more issues 🙏🏼❤️
I want to see her come back she so brave
Prayers for this young woman’s healing.
Prayers for the father and mother and family.
Prayers for her future.
Blessings and gratitude for Dr Rahim.
Wow almost instant results! So happy for her!
i wish her the best in life
Good job little lady!! You are a little warrior!
God Damn! Lol. You know it was deep when not a single word was said until that point. Tough girl for enduring all that pain. Good job Doc!
i hate seeing kids in pain but i know she will be okay she is in the right hands
Wish her the best
amazing job as always Dr. Rahim!
WoW ... just after the first fix, she got better !
I feel so bad for her. I have neck and lumbar stenosis with DDD and there are days I just have to cry. I hope she heals well.
No pain, no gain! She's brave girl, she'll get through on all this.
All the very best to you my love ❤
I hope you are doing well ❤❤❤❤
Isabela, read over here how much love and support being intended to you. ❤🎉
good job doc! You are really kind and that girl is really better
Poor girl. Please make her better.
Poor girl, she’s so young, she’s embarrassed, with her dad and not mom. We always want our mom’s no matter how old we get. I wish her the best and hope this will relieve the pain. Hopefully her little leg will straighten out. I know first hand. My family has dealt with pigeon toes and knock knees.
Glad she was feeling better at the end.
Poor girl. She is in so much pain....
Face of people losing hope in life,but she get new hope now
So glad that he brought her in! She would of had a lot of pain all her life otherwise, Poor little kid😢
I feel this is the first time,someone is understanding her pain.
A compassionate, genuine, healer who respects a child’s dignity. Praise Jesus for protecting one of his children.
Poor girl, shy but I love how Rahim is so mindful.
Bless her little heart. Shy and scared. Looks like we’re on the right track though right? ❤
Thank you DR for giving her the care she needs, wishing her the best healing
Poor girl---she is in so much pain and also prob feels different. Very emotional for such a young lady. Hope she feels less pain soon.
I feel her pain. But she's going to be fine. That's Dr. Rahim's promise to you. 😊
The chiropractor is explaining it all so well even though the man may have not understood a lot of it. My advice though is, never tell a kid “can you talk or do you have a voice”. Just say, “you have a good voice and I want to hear it. Can you read this for me…”. Cheers.
I live in NC and its my 3 year anniversary from being hit head on. I have been in constant pain and I wish I could see someone like you
I can't put myself in her place, but I wish that she gets fully recovered and that her life after the tratament becomes espectacular.
Awesome thing you're doing doc