Just got diagnosed with having had this happen prenatally or at birth. I am 27 and I have struggled with stuttering and ADHD my entire life plus the other mental illnesses those bring. I feel completely betrayed by the medical system. I have lots of lesions in my basal ganglia and around the ventricles. They did an MRI of me at 16 and didn’t care to mention this. That same year they denied me speech therapy because my stuttering was considered child onset and not due to a stroke. Just last year I was denied speech therapy because it wasn’t caused by a stroke.
I feel betrayed too. I’m about your age. I’m 28 and I have been suffering my whole life. The doctors let my mother be in labor with me for 3 days until my heart rate started to drop and I wasn’t getting adequate oxygen which lead me to being asphyxiated. They conducted an emergency c section but by that time the damage was already done I believe. I have symptoms of innatentive adhd and sluggish cognitive tempo. Having a poor working memory, short term memory, and problems processing and retrieving information is a hellish life. I never got my brain scanned but I want to soon. I’m not sure if they can find if damage was done or I was born like this but I do want to know. If life is game people who suffer with this are living on hard mode constantly being challenged by our mind.
@@henoksamuel1106 I feel you man. Being born in the early 70's. Being born with what they called at the time a "Purple baby", with the Umbilical cord around my neck at birth and having to spend weeks in an incubator afterwards. I couldn't read until secondary school. Lost out in French & Spanish classes, due to reading difficulty's and having issues with face recognition my entire life. Got used to winging it all my life which and I got rather good at it, Homework was the worst struggle in my life, since parents didn't help, due to being working class and home always late. They worked long hours and tired every day. ( I don't blame them, because I am because of them and happy for it). Older siblings being better/smarter than me, but I just took a notion not to care for those few years until my late Twenty's. I have just adapted to what my circumstances are in life, now that I am in my 50's and feeling normal to others level to all I meet is a great feeling. I love what I have and would not want anything different.
Me too. I am 28 and recently diagnosed with both asperger and mild neurocognitive disorder (mild neurocognitive disorder most likely because of HIE, but not confirmed yet) i feel alot of anger. My struggles was very visible but noone cared to figure it out. And I got ignored alot because they thought I was a difficult kid because I wanted to.. i am also living with other mental stuff too. All caused by my diagnosis.. its difficult. And I am 90% sure its HIE because it all makes sense to me now..
It's a good video to give a cursory understanding of the disease but there is lots more to it. I'd encourage viewers to watch other videos or read some articles if they want to find out more
Disease? I encourage you to watch the video and also educate yourself further. This explains trauma and why there would be oxygen loss as well as blood flow. She speaks very clearly. She is explaining how this injury happens.
My niece was supposed to have a c-section because the baby had the cord around her neck but the doctors made her wait 2 hours since her water broke. The baby had 6 seizures because of the lack of oxigen in her brain. What will be the consecuences.
@@asifahassan7730 she has a brain cyst and needs surgery but is so expensive that her mother can’t afford. Her case was closed thanks to corrupt officers. The baby could be no longer able to see. She is just one year old.
Actually during birth blood or oxygen don't go for some while....so there will be lack of oxygen gone to brain....some part of brain cells will be damaged during birth
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She explains things very clearly. I bet she’d be an amazing professor and or surgeon or really anything she does.
She helped treat my baby in 2019. Very smart woman
Just got diagnosed with having had this happen prenatally or at birth. I am 27 and I have struggled with stuttering and ADHD my entire life plus the other mental illnesses those bring. I feel completely betrayed by the medical system. I have lots of lesions in my basal ganglia and around the ventricles. They did an MRI of me at 16 and didn’t care to mention this. That same year they denied me speech therapy because my stuttering was considered child onset and not due to a stroke. Just last year I was denied speech therapy because it wasn’t caused by a stroke.
I feel betrayed too. I’m about your age. I’m 28 and I have been suffering my whole life. The doctors let my mother be in labor with me for 3 days until my heart rate started to drop and I wasn’t getting adequate oxygen which lead me to being asphyxiated. They conducted an emergency c section but by that time the damage was already done I believe. I have symptoms of innatentive adhd and sluggish cognitive tempo. Having a poor working memory, short term memory, and problems processing and retrieving information is a hellish life. I never got my brain scanned but I want to soon. I’m not sure if they can find if damage was done or I was born like this but I do want to know. If life is game people who suffer with this are living on hard mode constantly being challenged by our mind.
@@henoksamuel1106
I feel you man. Being born in the early 70's. Being born with what they called at the time a "Purple baby", with the Umbilical cord around my neck at birth and having to spend weeks in an incubator afterwards. I couldn't read until secondary school. Lost out in French & Spanish classes, due to reading difficulty's and having issues with face recognition my entire life. Got used to winging it all my life which and I got rather good at it,
Homework was the worst struggle in my life, since parents didn't help, due to being working class and home always late. They worked long hours and tired every day. ( I don't blame them, because I am because of them and happy for it). Older siblings being better/smarter than me, but I just took a notion not to care for those few years until my late Twenty's.
I have just adapted to what my circumstances are in life, now that I am in my 50's and feeling normal to others level to all I meet is a great feeling. I love what I have and would not want anything different.
Me too. I am 28 and recently diagnosed with both asperger and mild neurocognitive disorder (mild neurocognitive disorder most likely because of HIE, but not confirmed yet) i feel alot of anger. My struggles was very visible but noone cared to figure it out. And I got ignored alot because they thought I was a difficult kid because I wanted to.. i am also living with other mental stuff too. All caused by my diagnosis.. its difficult. And I am 90% sure its HIE because it all makes sense to me now..
It's a good video to give a cursory understanding of the disease but there is lots more to it. I'd encourage viewers to watch other videos or read some articles if they want to find out more
Disease? I encourage you to watch the video and also educate yourself further. This explains trauma and why there would be oxygen loss as well as blood flow. She speaks very clearly. She is explaining how this injury happens.
Everyone impressed by the explanation and me crying because it's my baby.
I love how you explain the process your a professional.
Wonderful explanation👍
Thank you for the info! My next client has this
This happened to my baby in December, he got stuck during an emergency c section
Now what hpnd to ur bby
Now ladies and gentle that is a very smart intelligent woman.
My niece was supposed to have a c-section because the baby had the cord around her neck but the doctors made her wait 2 hours since her water broke. The baby had 6 seizures because of the lack of oxigen in her brain. What will be the consecuences.
How is your niece
same just happened to my niece😭😭.. baby didn't have seizures but was shaky
@@asifahassan7730 she has a brain cyst and needs surgery but is so expensive that her mother can’t afford. Her case was closed thanks to corrupt officers. The baby could be no longer able to see. She is just one year old.
How can this be seen in a still birth?
My baby suffering from HIE problem. Have any solution for my baby
My baby also
Just dignosis with my premature baby
Age -49 days
My bby also
My baby too.please tell me how old is your baby now.
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My baby suffering from hie3 mam
Is your baby is gud now....why it happend
@@devishreel6883 now he is taking medicine for myclonic jerks and he is not recognize us pls reply me. Mam
After birth bby not cried and admit to NICU , ventilator ,6 dayss cap ,6 days mam now 3 months old not sucking weight not increased
are you normal delivery...or prolong labour delivery thats why it happened
Actually during birth blood or oxygen don't go for some while....so there will be lack of oxygen gone to brain....some part of brain cells will be damaged during birth
Pls translate to telugu