Episodes 08 - A Rare Bird | MrBallen’s Medical Mysteries
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2024
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In 2020, a career-driven young woman in Ohio begins to hallucinate strange sounds and feels phantom sensations in her body. She believes she’s going insane. But the real reason is far more disturbing.
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It was Sea Gul Lung
OH. MY. WORD! Thank EVERYTHING Lauren’s Dad was so diligent and happened to know Ken the psychiatrist who happened to know about this rare disease / condition! Honestly the two combined saved her life! I was so happy to learn she fully recovered!
It reminded me of the book / story written by Susannah Cahalan. She experienced similar things and thankfully was saved. They made a movie about it too! Brain on Fire. I remember reading it when I was pregnant with my son. Little did I know he would be diagnosed with autoimmune encephalitis after having strep at shy of turning 5. I’m grateful for my son’s medical team who immediately began treating him. I’m so glad this young lady had her dad! 😭❤️
If her dad did not get involved she would died in the mental home
They are so damn arrogant! she almost died because her father and his friend figured it out without them. I can totally hear them talking crap behind closed doors. "pshhh... Google Dr's am I right". "yeah. He went to the university of siri" too bad arrogance isn't a criminal offense.
Agreed, most doctors tend to have egos where the common man cannot be correct or even taken into consideration which is quite sad and frustrating.
So typical of so many stories. "It's just stress."
Absolutely intriguing story! So glad someone figured it out and she had a full recovery.
People have a tendency to become complacent in their jobs, including doctors. Sometimes when you hear hoofbeats you need to think zebras.
Plus the tendency to think any symptoms in women are caused by stress or something psychological, instead of thinking further
The doctor that diagnosed and treated her for Schizophrenia should've had his license revoked IMMEDIATELY for extreme & utter INCOMPETENCE!!💯💯🙄🙄🤦♀️🤦♀️🤬🤬
Just because in your whole medical career you’ve never seen something doesn’t mean it isn’t a possibility. Medical professionals see things that shock them all the time!! Their incompetence almost killed her
As always great job. Iam happy the young lady made it through
Tip toe through the tulips 😂
It is amazing and sad how much the medical system doesn't see woman's issues as a issue and write things off as mental health problems.. if only we were listened to more often.
Except ... Sandusky is on the shore of Lake Erie and has a bay on the other side. There are seagulls all over town all the time. But I guess I'm nitpicking...
28:26 he just couldn’t help himself with the “SEAGULL” pun 😂😂
I had a drill sergeant do that shit back in 2007
Geeze, what a terribly typical staff and hospital
The same illness as in the movie Brain on Fire, right at the end I recognized it
I absolutely despise 90% of doctors
I’m retired RN, I absolutely agree with you !
Amazing program
In 2017 my 3 year old nephew was diagnosed with anti-ndma receptor encephalitis. He’s healthy and happy these days but it was very scary at the time to see someone so small so very ill 😔
Looking for a Bigfoot among those trees 😂Happy ending. ❤
Doctors to women: "It's just hyster- I mean, anxiety."
Bludy hell. From the title 'rare bird' , the video picture being a bird, and the video which was a nice snowy forest, I was thinking that some actual bird had somehow bitten her and passed on some disease like a hummingbird had mistaken her ear hole for a flower and injected her somehow with the saliva that made her hear the sounds of the birds! Or something like that LOL
I did too haha
I really enjoy your medical mysteries. You're such a great story teller. I listen to you while playing my game and I don't even watch the screen. You're an amazing story teller. How do I get into narration? I can not show my face, I can only read and I can read really well but lack the knowledge of how to do what your'e doing. :P
I’m a registered nurse, not a doctor. Having said that I knew right away she was dealing a brain issue. The symptoms of sticky hands and auditory hallucinations were huge clues. Most doctors would have caught this. However, there are some doctors, that jump to a psychological reason as soon as they learn the patient may have a stressful situation. I’ve seen this in practice and as a young patient. It’s a real problem, especially when a patient is very ill. I told my family and friends, never mention you are under stress when you go to the doctor, if you feel your symptoms are physical. We know are own bodies. We need to learn how to be an advocate for ourselves or have a good strong person with you. Like the dad in this very sad story. I’m just glad she recovered and is doing well.
The sad thing is that this kind of bias sets back progress in neurological wellness because the brain body “physical vs psychological” false dichotomy is not only insufficient, the framework prevents many from getting the treatment they require. I know people who have had psychological involvement with neuro symptoms who insist they do not.. .everyone has a bit, but the stigma prevents one from accepting treatment that is required. Also vice versa. For me, I was sure it was “in my head” (due to being dismissed) and I even went inpatient for acute stress and while that wasn’t wasted time, I literally had a doctor say to me that it being in my head is in my head and I needed to just stop having the symptoms. Turns out I have a few issues with my brain I’m okay but even still because of the way I present (I’ve not the ability to separate my mind body as they would prefer I simply cannot i have synesthesia in so many domains. So i just take care of myself and stuff but i long for respectable care to improve outcomes for me.
Ppl have no desire to live...if ur doctor says something stupid go somewhere else
@@ianloco100000 As if that hasn’t happened. Also just speaking for myself, there’s only so many. I keep my ear out, I’m pretty well connected so I will hear if there’s any developments. I’m only replying so other people will see that this is the kind of shit that people get when there is not an obvious cure.
Very true. I've had the same thing happen. I had A-fib but for 3 years I was told that my exhaustion was depression. I knew better but they wouldn't listen until I ended up in the emergency room. They did an EKG and that's how they finally figured it out
I always say a great nurse, is better than an average doctor any day…
I have Misophonia, a brain condition that makes certain sounds cause anything from annoyance to panic attacks for sufferers…. This sounded, from the start, like it would be something similar…
Thank you for the beautiful mind clearing walk in nature
Even with the loops in reel and the fake bird sounds
Ahh how great is nature?
Wow that was quite a story! I never heard of such a disease. Im glad she's doing well now
I think is so important to advocate for yourself and your love ones. I thankfully have never had to deal with something this severe. But I still remember when my boy was around 1 and he was having issues with his eyes. He kept running into things and I even noticed his eyes crossing. At the time I needed a referral to see an eye doctor and his primary refused saying it was normal. I kept making appointments every week and told him I rather hear it from the eye doctors instead. It took a while but we did it. He ended up needing eye surgery and glasses.
I wonder where was her mom? I'm so glad she had a supportive dad❤
I seriously didn't expect her to survive. WOah.
What's up with the long **** weird music gap?
There's intrigue in this story😮quite much a sign of the times we're living in ever since the onset of COVID 19
Ok, so about halfway through, here’s what I’m thinking: hallucinating music immediately made me think temporal lobe epilepsy, but could also be some lesion, like a tumor, or maybe an aneurysm? In her temporal lobe, specifically right temporal lobe once she started getting pain in her left side. Now I’m halfway through and HOW HAS NO ONE DONE AN EEG YET??? They’re quick and non-invasive. Granted, if not done during a seizure or while post-ictal it would be normal, but still. And if that shows nothing, then do a contrast CT to check for a brain tumor or bleed. If nothing there, then if she comes in again during or immediately following an episode (like what happened at work), repeat the EEG in case it is epilepsy that just wasn’t caught the first time. How has no one done these pretty routine tests yet??? Like it’s clearly neurological, why have they only done standard exams and blood tests??
“Lauren had experienced a massive seizure” HMMM COJLD IT BE BECAUSE SHE HAS TEMPORAL LOBE EPILEPSY AND FOR SOME REASON NO ONES DONE AN EEG YET??? HOW are these doctors THIS incompetent? My go. Hallucinating music isn’t even something commonly seen in schizophrenia, auditory hallucinations are usually voices
Ok so I was wrong, but I stand by the doctors being incompetent for not doing more neurological tests when she had obviously neurological, not psychological, symptoms. Also, I’ve never heard of a teratoma being malignant, weird.
Awesome dad ❤
God bless her 🙏 ❤️
Brain on Fire - Netflix
Doctors: "We're all out of ideas"
Brad: "Please test for this"
Doctors: "No
How in the world did she gulp down a strong black coffee without melting her esophagus?
Cold brew.
THAT'S the medical mystery!
One time when I was really tired I heard a shitty song on the radio continue playing (at a lower volume) after I shut it off. I got a shot of adrenaline when I realized it was a hallucination, it's vastly more disturbing than hearing "music" in white noise. The brain is incredible and you really notice it when there's a disfunction, many people are just one bonk on the head away from being a savant.
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After being your number one fan and listening to every single one of your stories atleast three times (prime included)I have no doubt that my story will even blow you away, and it is right on with the strange, dark , mysterious, and lets add "the unbelievable."
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Huh... pretty scary one. That guy, Ken, deserves big thank you for saving her life. And this is what I've always saying that doctors don't listen.
In my experience with “doctors” if Lauren had been a man, these “doctors” would have listened to her and not jumped straight to “it’s all in your head”!!!! 🤬🤬
Cheers
Very few listen, but most of them do have a god complex where they believe no common person that has no medical knowledge could possibly be correct on the matter. It’s quite sad since doctors should work together with all and any information they are given regardless of the source. They aren’t the only ones who can be right about something even if they think they are.
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Very well said!
Well damn Mr ballen is balling out with all them people working behind the scenes to make sure we get the best of the best storyteller ever!!! Major props to all your help much love from north west Ohio
Never thought I'd hear a MrBallen podcast about a 🐦 BTW Tiptoe thru the Tulips and Tiny Tim in general are awesome lol. A guy is singing like that. A GUY! And this was decades before auto tune.
I think tiny Tim was a castrato
Sounds like she needed to listen to the white noise machine in her head
Great stories..but while I'm glad Ballen employs so many ppl..the list reads like a block buster Hollywood movie...not a podcast...interesting...
Brain on Fire - Netflix
Different person and city but a true story and amazingly done.
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Do we really need the music interlude towards the end? It is annoying. Please just finish the podcast and quit the music.
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Great now they r gonna be posting medical mysteries with different titles just to get views 🙄
Doctor's need to remember who they work for. It's the patients Money if they want a test done do it. It didn't matter about your pride because you think you're superior. I lost close family because a doctor thought they knew everything. That doctor is no longer able to practice or work with the public in any capacity. Remember we're just human it's possible for anyone to overlook something
Awesome video. Credits too long at the end tho
I CALLED IT IMMEDIATELY OMG I KNEW IT
Borex af..gotta end this😂
Terrifying