Xnin's parents are AMAZING! Her father deciding not to focus on the sad fact that she will die from this; he decided to be happy in the moment, for the time they had as a family! That's an amazing attitude, for a father who knows his daughter won't grow into an adult. Her family made many memories together and did everything they could to make her last days happy and to make her comfortable and pain free. I'm in awe of their love and strength! God Bless their family!
Watching this series really opened my eyes on the whole medical field. I have so much more respect for doctors now. The dedication to their work has to be one of the highest in all occupations.
And nurses too. My 4yo is medically complex and the doctors are great as well but the nurses are AMAZING. They not only help their patients but sometimes the only person there for the mom who is alone with their child dealing with unimaginable things. They can make a terrible situation so much better just with their attitude and I've only had one bad nurse in my daughters 4 years with many many inpatient stays and surgeries. As stressed as they are it amazes me.
Don't forget the nurse, even the cleaners play a very important role keeping the hospital clean and safe for all concerned, and their's is not a pretty job to do.
Nurses are the real heros! They save drs' butts all the time, when they write orders for something that the patient is allergic to or doesn't want! They're the ones in the trenches on a daily basis! Thanks to all those dedicated nurses who listen to patients and don't diminish what they're saying!
I'm a retired nurse, I've worked, Med/Surge, ERD, CCU, Hospice, and Maximum security forensic psychiatric. But I could not work Pediatric ICU, NICU or burn unit, it's just beyond my emotional abilities and courage. Bless those staff. 😥
@@cathyq3834 you were a student, do long term duty, it's different. My best friend from childhood was a NICU nurse for 25 years, very different than just 6 weeks of training girly.
"Allia has to be brave over the next three days"...Allia is just a baby of three! She should never have to be brave. I feel so badly for these babies and their parents. Thanks to these nurses and doctors for their steadfast dedication to healing their patients. You are better human beings than I could ever be.
This baby Aliya is so brave.... Even in such painful conditions she is appreciating things and *Thanking her mother for the minions...with all those NG tube numerous needle pricking.* hats off to this Kid ans really her mother too!
Life is precious. I feel sorry for this kids. I was once in hospital fighting an infection for 10 days.. each day I would be surrounded by Doctors and nurses taking care of me. My fever wont go down and that was dangerous but they never gave up on me. I thank them each day of my life
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The staff here are truly incredible so kind and observant they obviously care very deeply for these children! I am sending all of my love and prayers to these kids and their families!
I am so glad to see parents get emotional support. When my son had open heart surgery back in 1997 he was 2 years old and there was no such support for parents back then.
These patients and parents are so strong and brave. I can't imagine going through anything close to what they've had to go through, and might have to continue going through, especially Xinlin and her family
Heart instantly melted when the kid stopped crying once the mom showed her the minion stuff that she brought... kids are pound pure and easily contended 😭😭😭😭😭😭🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I will never complain about anything ever again. I feel so bad for these children having to live like this all their life. When Aulia didn’t want the nurses to touch her shows how much she has gone through. I started to tear up. Praying for all children who have to go through this and not live a regular childhood. 🙏🙏❤️
I wish they could've done a side entry for my son's open heart surgery like they did for Kristy. I've heard the healing is much easier. For my son they had to go through his sternum so now he's part of the zipper club♡
My stepdad had minimally invasive heart surgery at Stanford heart hospital. They had instruments small enough that went between the ribs to get to the heart instead of taking a bone saw thru the sternum which the recovery would take a month in the hospital and they didn't have that time. My stepdad fully recovered in 5 days
It depends on the type of surgery unfortunately. I've got mitochondrial disease too and I've had 2 open procedures and too many to count via my leg and neck
It’s so heartbreaking to see young children going through these things. I can’t imagine how painful it must be for the family to see their loved ones suffering and not be able to do anything. The families are all so caring and loving.
Wow. I can't imagine what it must be like. I mean I'm 18 and ever since my dad had a heart attack (he's still alive thankfully) I'm always cautious of any chest pain and difficulty breathing. I got an anxiety attack last year and the doctor just treated me for food poisoning before sending me home. But I had constant anxiety attacks after that until our house doctor said it was anxiety not food poisoning. And that was in a private hospital (god help you if you don't have medical insurance here in South Africa and you end up in a government hospital). I got another anxiety attack a few weeks ago and ended up in the same hospital as before but this doctor was very thorough in not taking any chances. They did a scan (I can't remember what type of scan it was. It had electrodes and stuff) and also did blood tests. They admitted me into the hospital and five hours later they did blood tests again to make sure I didn't have any blood clots or anything to do with my heart. And I'm glad she was so thorough. Because that lessened the time I needed to recover and stop having anxiety attacks.
When I was six I was diagnosed with a brain tumor. A year and a half worth of treatment and healthy living the rest of the way makes me a fully functioning adult today. They solved the constant needle issue with a port in my chest, and I had the same lackluster energy levels. The beeping gets etched into your brain... I collected stickers in my sticker books. I slept. Mainly I spent the time in the hospital watching cable tv for kids. Rocket Power, PBJ Otter, Blues Clues, Bob the Builder. I scorned spongebob. Most interesting thing I saw was Pres. Clinton coming to visit the hospital. My window faced the back, and we saw his whole parade of limos etc coming discreetly through.
I really hope these little warrior can survive throughout whole.. I hope i can help them out something instead of.. I can understand the feeling i have a son going throught this my younger also 1x too
Im Indonesian,and i hope Indonesian hospital service will be this good. I mean hospital service in Indonesia already good these days but just hoping for more progress
Pediatric age bracket ranges from 0 to 18 years of age. And even if you go beyond 18 like 19 or 20, pediatric staff could still give medical attention to you. So the 17yr old girl being in a pediatric ward is completely normal.
She is on lots of pain meds, she is very hard of hearing. She had 7 HOUR OPEN HEART SURGERY with general anesthesia. She is in quite a bit of post surgical pain. (I worked for 5 years on the CCU/ ICU step down post open heart surgery floor) All of those issues could be impacting her mental status not to mention her oxygenation and post surgery emotional regulation. It is quite common to have confusion, depression, memory issues and anxiety issues post open heart surgery, especially if there were surgical complications on the table. Due to being on a bypass machine as well as extended general anesthesia. Give the girl a break. She is a hero. ❤
I'm 20 years old, and once a time I came to the ICU via ambulance I was brought to the pediatric ward due to the fact that I look younger and in the end, I stayed there in my hospital stay.
Up until now I actually never thought of the psychological downfalls these kids have while experiencing these procedures and staysin hospital. My heart ❤
Omg that poor 3 yr old boy! He’s like x2 the size a boy his age should be! I sincerely hope that if there’s not a medical condition causing him weight issues that one of the doctors says something to the parents! That is not okay!
@@NiaJustNiacorticosteroids, not just "steroids". Anabolic steroids are entirely different. All severe Asthmatics go through corticosteroid therapy - some need inhaled corticosteroids only (least impact), but many need oral/IV, and that has a massive impact. Adrenal failure is a frequent complication of severe Asthma (& RA), because of frequent corticosteroid use. Adrenal failure can be quickly fatal. It is horrific. Thankfully, the most severe Asthmatics now have biologic therapies that can make a HUGE difference, reducing corticosteroid use. As an aside, I *detest* people who ridicule Asthma, inhalers or overweight kids. Ableist bigot bullies are ungrateful, spoiled rotten monsters. Zero value.
Solute to all these doctors .They all are very nice and the way they deal with children and their families are admirable.... I also want to be a doctor insha Allah Love you all staff from Pakistan 💞
It is good to see an up to date hospital for children there. I wonder sometimes ;how up to date hospital care is in other countries. Sometimes practices are even better than the US. Some can be very progressive. I am glad for that.
I dont know that pain after heart surgery would be considered a complication but rather a guarantee Singapore is a very developed country they must have advanced pain management options for short term use after major surgery. So she developed traumatic chylothorax? Yikes how unfortunant. Are they not doing an embolization since this happened after surgery its likely the trauma of surgery that caused it which means it should be easily treatable and have a great outcome. But I wasnt aware that its likely to treat itself with rest and nothing by mouth
@@kermit6405 she is right it was shown on another episode you may have already seen it but just in case you didn't here is the link but beware it's heart breaking th-cam.com/video/ApY90AWSsHE/w-d-xo.html
Hay niños que viven con respiracion mecanica durante años, a xin lin creo k podia haber vivido con respirador para siempre, hay mas personas así, que pena 😢
But aorta coarctation doesn't require open heart surgery unless she also had valvular dysfunctions too! usually, a ballon is put to open up an aorta unless i don't understand
Aliya poor sweetie, I worked in Leukaemia ward and everyone parents, Dr's had to wear long sleeve plastic gowns, masks and hand sterilization before going near a patient. Unfortunately I see her mum not wearing gown, hat or gloves. I know it's hard, but they get MRSA very easily and they can be fatal.
In singapore is it most common for women to pursue specialties in child related disciplines? Or is there a majority of women overall in medical positions? I was wondering because it seems women outnumber men like 5 to 1 and many are doctors. Is this just the childrens section or is it an overall trend
Sabrina Lik Pediatric age bracket ranges from 0 to 18 years of age. And even if you go beyond 18 like 19 or 20, pediatric staff could still give medical attention to you. So Kristy, the 17yr old girl, being in a pediatric ward is completely normal.
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Heart instantly melted when the kid stopped crying once the mom showed her the minion stuff that she bought... kids are so pure and easily contented 😢
Really not sure how I started watching this video, but it's nice to see another moomoo in the comment section, even if it has been a few months😅
A parents best moment. Stopping a child from crying in the hospital
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Xnin's parents are AMAZING! Her father deciding not to focus on the sad fact that she will die from this; he decided to be happy in the moment, for the time they had as a family! That's an amazing attitude, for a father who knows his daughter won't grow into an adult. Her family made many memories together and did everything they could to make her last days happy and to make her comfortable and pain free. I'm in awe of their love and strength!
God Bless their family!
They are just amazing, aren't they? You sure need a box of tissues close by watching this series. So powerful and moving.
Watching this series really opened my eyes on the whole medical field. I have so much more respect for doctors now. The dedication to their work has to be one of the highest in all occupations.
And nurses too. My 4yo is medically complex and the doctors are great as well but the nurses are AMAZING. They not only help their patients but sometimes the only person there for the mom who is alone with their child dealing with unimaginable things.
They can make a terrible situation so much better just with their attitude and I've only had one bad nurse in my daughters 4 years with many many inpatient stays and surgeries. As stressed as they are it amazes me.
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You should already have respect for them this shouldn’t of made your respect them more. Nurses are important too
Don't forget the nurse, even the cleaners play a very important role keeping the hospital clean and safe for all concerned, and their's is not a pretty job to do.
Nurses are the real heros! They save drs' butts all the time, when they write orders for something that the patient is allergic to or doesn't want! They're the ones in the trenches on a daily basis! Thanks to all those dedicated nurses who listen to patients and don't diminish what they're saying!
I'm a retired nurse, I've worked, Med/Surge, ERD, CCU, Hospice, and Maximum security forensic psychiatric. But I could not work Pediatric ICU, NICU or burn unit, it's just beyond my emotional abilities and courage. Bless those staff. 😥
Hats off
I was a student midwife at NICU and I did not encounter anything traumatic? We mainly cared for preterm babies
God bless you ❤️
Thank you for all you have done
@@cathyq3834 you were a student, do long term duty, it's different. My best friend from childhood was a NICU nurse for 25 years, very different than just 6 weeks of training girly.
"Allia has to be brave over the next three days"...Allia is just a baby of three! She should never have to be brave. I feel so badly for these babies and their parents. Thanks to these nurses and doctors for their steadfast dedication to healing their patients. You are better human beings than I could ever be.
I wouldn’t say 3 years old is a baby, a young child late infant stage of development maybe.
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She isn't a baby.
Aulia*
And the others!
This baby Aliya is so brave.... Even in such painful conditions she is appreciating things and *Thanking her mother for the minions...with all those NG tube numerous needle pricking.* hats off to this Kid ans really her mother too!
And others
She’s not a baby she’s 3 she shouldn’t have a dummy either
@@jorjialamb99 Bruh, she has childhood leukemia, if she wants a pacifier let her have a pacifier.
@@jorjialamb99 shes in constant pain in the icu........ give her a break. You arent her mother or father either.
@@jorjialamb99 anybody can KEEP a pacifier
The lullaby Xie is listening too at 14:22 is the same lullaby I used for my sons and that got me, My heart is broken for that poor baby 😭
Life is precious. I feel sorry for this kids. I was once in hospital fighting an infection for 10 days.. each day I would be surrounded by Doctors and nurses taking care of me. My fever wont go down and that was dangerous but they never gave up on me. I thank them each day of my life
aww the child life therapist is so lovely! unique profession
Only watched for a few minutes, tears keep on dropping off my face. So sad for the kids, I can’t work in the kids’ ICU
Doctors deserve so much respect. Years of hard work only to l help you and save lives. They are heros without capes.
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The staff here are truly incredible so kind and observant they obviously care very deeply for these children! I am sending all of my love and prayers to these kids and their families!
I am so glad to see parents get emotional support. When my son had open heart surgery back in 1997 he was 2 years old and there was no such support for parents back then.
I'm so sorry there should have been .Bless you 💟✝️☮️
People like Dr Mok are real life Heros
These children have a strength that is second to none. God bless them, their families and the outstanding medical team taking care of them.
shut up
These patients and parents are so strong and brave. I can't imagine going through anything close to what they've had to go through, and might have to continue going through, especially Xinlin and her family
Heart instantly melted when the kid stopped crying once the mom showed her the minion stuff that she brought... kids are pound pure and easily contended 😭😭😭😭😭😭🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I will never complain about anything ever again. I feel so bad for these children having to live like this all their life. When Aulia didn’t want the nurses to touch her shows how much she has gone through. I started to tear up. Praying for all children who have to go through this and not live a regular childhood. 🙏🙏❤️
This is a very insightful documentary. Hoping for more of these!
I wish they could've done a side entry for my son's open heart surgery like they did for Kristy. I've heard the healing is much easier. For my son they had to go through his sternum so now he's part of the zipper club♡
Same...my son had his open heart surgery back in 1997 when he was 2 years old
My stepdad had minimally invasive heart surgery at Stanford heart hospital. They had instruments small enough that went between the ribs to get to the heart instead of taking a bone saw thru the sternum which the recovery would take a month in the hospital and they didn't have that time. My stepdad fully recovered in 5 days
It depends on the type of surgery unfortunately. I've got mitochondrial disease too and I've had 2 open procedures and too many to count via my leg and neck
It’s so heartbreaking to see young children going through these things. I can’t imagine how painful it must be for the family to see their loved ones suffering and not be able to do anything. The families are all so caring and loving.
I get tears in my eyes watching this. 🙏🙏
Thank you CNA for this!
excellent documentary
Wow. I can't imagine what it must be like. I mean I'm 18 and ever since my dad had a heart attack (he's still alive thankfully) I'm always cautious of any chest pain and difficulty breathing.
I got an anxiety attack last year and the doctor just treated me for food poisoning before sending me home. But I had constant anxiety attacks after that until our house doctor said it was anxiety not food poisoning. And that was in a private hospital (god help you if you don't have medical insurance here in South Africa and you end up in a government hospital). I got another anxiety attack a few weeks ago and ended up in the same hospital as before but this doctor was very thorough in not taking any chances. They did a scan (I can't remember what type of scan it was. It had electrodes and stuff) and also did blood tests. They admitted me into the hospital and five hours later they did blood tests again to make sure I didn't have any blood clots or anything to do with my heart. And I'm glad she was so thorough. Because that lessened the time I needed to recover and stop having anxiety attacks.
When I was six I was diagnosed with a brain tumor. A year and a half worth of treatment and healthy living the rest of the way makes me a fully functioning adult today.
They solved the constant needle issue with a port in my chest, and I had the same lackluster energy levels.
The beeping gets etched into your brain...
I collected stickers in my sticker books. I slept.
Mainly I spent the time in the hospital watching cable tv for kids. Rocket Power, PBJ Otter, Blues Clues, Bob the Builder. I scorned spongebob.
Most interesting thing I saw was Pres. Clinton coming to visit the hospital. My window faced the back, and we saw his whole parade of limos etc coming discreetly through.
Thanks for sharing ❤️❤️
I have a brain tumor in my brain and I’m 10 and yeah the beeping is is really like an ear worm
the last boys father really had me. He seems like a nice and really caring guy. i wish all the best to these families
Hearing that malay mum talking at the end 19.22, really made me tear up ♡♡♡ i couldn't imagine going through seeing my son suffer that way
Kristy's brother is so sweet
I want to just go into the screen and comfort the poor children. so sad :(
wow. imagine around 10 doctors in one room when there are so much children there. all the best to the workers.
They are great medical professionals...salute to all of u...
My heart breaks for these patients and families, may God bless them as well as all the medical staff
Breaks my heart to see these Lil angels suffering so much. May God bless them all with good health❤️❤️
Binging this series to get prepared emotionally to go into NICU, I wanna help babies and parents so badly.
I wish you luck!
I really hope these little warrior can survive throughout whole.. I hope i can help them out something instead of.. I can understand the feeling i have a son going throught this my younger also 1x too
This series is moving to watch. The patients - babies, kids, families and doctors are so dedicated fighting for the life of a child 😥
Awww poor baby 👶🏻 hopes she gets better xxx
Why do I keep watching these, my eyes are crying
God bless the children and the amazing staff!
Even when kristy tan has too stay in the intensive care unit she’s still having a positive vibe ❤
Im Indonesian,and i hope Indonesian hospital service will be this good. I mean hospital service in Indonesia already good these days but just hoping for more progress
Amen to that. Everyone deserves to get excellent treatment like these children.
I’m 18 but if that were me I’d like to be treated like I’m 5 and go along with it
I think she might be in the lower IQ range or something tho
Pediatric age bracket ranges from 0 to 18 years of age. And even if you go beyond 18 like 19 or 20, pediatric staff could still give medical attention to you. So the 17yr old girl being in a pediatric ward is completely normal.
She is on lots of pain meds, she is very hard of hearing. She had 7 HOUR OPEN HEART SURGERY with general anesthesia. She is in quite a bit of post surgical pain. (I worked for 5 years on the CCU/ ICU step down post open heart surgery floor) All of those issues could be impacting her mental status not to mention her oxygenation and post surgery emotional regulation. It is quite common to have confusion, depression, memory issues and anxiety issues post open heart surgery, especially if there were surgical complications on the table. Due to being on a bypass machine as well as extended general anesthesia. Give the girl a break. She is a hero. ❤
I'm 20 years old, and once a time I came to the ICU via ambulance I was brought to the pediatric ward due to the fact that I look younger and in the end, I stayed there in my hospital stay.
Kids is really the biggest soft spot I have
Up until now I actually never thought of the psychological downfalls these kids have while experiencing these procedures and staysin hospital. My heart ❤
A lot end up developing medical PTSD, I know a few people with it
PTSD is an utterly common outcome for seriously ill children *and* their parents.
Ask me how I know. 🤷🏻♀️
Awwwww theses child’s are so brave & strong I pray to god that they will all get better 🙏🏽
God bless all the children, and the Dr's and the nurses
Omg that poor 3 yr old boy! He’s like x2 the size a boy his age should be! I sincerely hope that if there’s not a medical condition causing him weight issues that one of the doctors says something to the parents! That is not okay!
With his history of bad asthma, it's probably that he's been given steroid medication previously, which can lead to significant weight gain
@@NiaJustNiacorticosteroids, not just "steroids".
Anabolic steroids are entirely different.
All severe Asthmatics go through corticosteroid therapy - some need inhaled corticosteroids only (least impact), but many need oral/IV, and that has a massive impact.
Adrenal failure is a frequent complication of severe Asthma (& RA), because of frequent corticosteroid use.
Adrenal failure can be quickly fatal. It is horrific.
Thankfully, the most severe Asthmatics now have biologic therapies that can make a HUGE difference, reducing corticosteroid use.
As an aside, I *detest* people who ridicule Asthma, inhalers or overweight kids.
Ableist bigot bullies are ungrateful, spoiled rotten monsters. Zero value.
thank you for the video, hope that we can see another ward
+suci nilam sari you can check out this video on trauma surgeons th-cam.com/video/S6mNZwV4WaE/w-d-xo.html
These children are very brave a d I don't know how the parents cope love and best wishes to all
Solute to all these doctors .They all are very nice and the way they deal with children and their families are admirable....
I also want to be a doctor insha Allah
Love you all staff from Pakistan 💞
Kristy is so sweet ❤
I agree
You ALL are Wonderful God bless 💕
It is so hard to watch children begin their lives sufering so muc😢😢
Wishing them all lots of happiness and good health.
Im lucky cus im currently sufferring from Thrombocyt Openia and i went into an A class room when I was 6. I wouldnt want my condition to worsen.
It is good to see an up to date hospital for children there. I wonder sometimes ;how up to date hospital care is in other countries. Sometimes practices are even better than the US. Some can be very progressive. I am glad for that.
Just imagine if they suffered from poverty. Seeing your loved ones die because you don't have money for treatment.
Hai... no words can express how painful
I had this happen to me. The fluid build up. It was so painful.
Worth watching 👑
"Maybe I can help cut it?"
"No. Definitely not."
Same here didnt let family or doctors touch my hair
Edit: Kristy is fighter
I Wonder How XinLin Is Now? Any Update on CNA, TV or News?
As a parent, I hope I never have to make a decision of letting my child go......so heartbreaking
I dont know that pain after heart surgery would be considered a complication but rather a guarantee Singapore is a very developed country they must have advanced pain management options for short term use after major surgery. So she developed traumatic chylothorax? Yikes how unfortunant. Are they not doing an embolization since this happened after surgery its likely the trauma of surgery that caused it which means it should be easily treatable and have a great outcome. But I wasnt aware that its likely to treat itself with rest and nothing by mouth
SPOILER ALERT
Xin Lin does get to go home :)
She died :(
Lollipop Gacha how do u know can u give me like a vid or the website u found the information frm
@@kermit6405 she is right it was shown on another episode you may have already seen it but just in case you didn't here is the link but beware it's heart breaking th-cam.com/video/ApY90AWSsHE/w-d-xo.html
Best spoiler ever
Qué terrible debe ser para esos padres ver a sus niños enfermitos
Hay niños que viven con respiracion mecanica durante años, a xin lin creo k podia haber vivido con respirador para siempre, hay mas personas así, que pena 😢
But aorta coarctation doesn't require open heart surgery unless she also had valvular dysfunctions too! usually, a ballon is put to open up an aorta unless i don't understand
I'm no medical professional but they mention she has many other health problems maybe oneof them prevented that
Xin lin 😥😥😥😥
Francisse Elegino she’s doing soo much better!! I’m soo happy 💛
Do they have free health care in Singapore?
I don’t think I can work in any hospital or medical field because I have a phobia of vomit.
The mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell
“ I don’t care about myself, I care about my son” ahh broke my heart
Aliya poor sweetie, I worked in Leukaemia ward and everyone parents, Dr's had to wear long sleeve plastic gowns, masks and hand sterilization before going near a patient. Unfortunately I see her mum not wearing gown, hat or gloves. I know it's hard, but they get MRSA very easily and they can be fatal.
how can philippines have this kind of hospital and tremendous staff
Donna Sanchez I believe this is from Singapore
It is
It’s not Philippines. This is singapore
i know its not in the philippines i was just asking if it is possible to have that kind of hospital in the philippines
Donna Sanchez Oh idk I’ve never went to Philippine
In singapore is it most common for women to pursue specialties in child related disciplines? Or is there a majority of women overall in medical positions? I was wondering because it seems women outnumber men like 5 to 1 and many are doctors. Is this just the childrens section or is it an overall trend
It's definitely an overall trend in nursing globally because historically, caring was seen as women's work, but the ratio of male nurses is improving
I hate to see children suffering!😔
heartbreaking
When Christy pushed the ink it exploded on the nurses hand hehe
Rest in peace Xinlin…
Wait the umm profile on start.. is that a children seem like an adult
Sabrina Lik Pediatric age bracket ranges from 0 to 18 years of age. And even if you go beyond 18 like 19 or 20, pediatric staff could still give medical attention to you. So Kristy, the 17yr old girl, being in a pediatric ward is completely normal.
@@rainedrops29 ohh I get it.. thanks
“ sHeS a VerY sTrOnG sHIsTer”
* was a joke*
No one should have to go through this, especially kids. Stay strong and happy!
She must be assisted with Zoglensma as she is Suffering from Spino Muslcular Atropy?
It doesn't work on all types of the disease. The little angel passed away in the end. 😔🌹
@@NickanM its for only SMA. But her SMA must be advanced.
RIP sweetie 🌹
Oh my god!!!...😱😰😥😓🙏🏻
Ugh this is so saddd
i was there for appendix surgery
Poor babies 😭
why does...kristy looks like my old classmate that...changed school at 2018...?
Where country is this?
Singapore
i want to got persnal contact nd conversation with you my sister is servivng with backproblm nd unble to sit nd walk i want she should bhe treated under this docter
Sad 😢
Omg, i see the female doctor at 11:58min that treated me a few months ago
Poor children
🙏👁️♥️🐢🤗♥️เมือวานผมดูจาก กล่อง Came here today and came to comment. Greetings.. my friends and many other sick cakes.🙏👁️
kristy is sweet
be brave
1:38
Wait Christie is deaf
Hearing loss, not completely deaf.
🙌