Correct Diagnosis Not Always Easy

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   Katelynn Bauer Moderator & Contributor

   <p>I can imagine your frustration and hers. I hope she finds the care she needs swiftly &lt;3 Warm wishes, Katelynn </p>

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   Amanda Brunson Moderator & Contributor

   <p><br/>I had similar situations, I personally have to remind myself that at the end of the day these people who are doctors are still human and so I do press for more questions I do pray that your daughter gets the answers and the right diagnosis to what’s going on I know that can be very frustrating🫂💜</p>

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   Ramae Hamrin Moderator & Contributor

   <p><inline-mention username="DennisGolden" user-id="3641422"/> I went to doctors for years prior to my blood cancer diagnosis, and no one found anything wrong. And the few times they did, it was always a major cancer scare (never blood cancer). I do know firsthand how frustrating it is, and I hope your daughter gets the answers she needs -- and soon!</p>

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      Dennis Golden Moderator

      <p><inline-mention username="Ramae Hamrin" user-id="3651272"/> She has been fortunate so far to be able to control the LyP mostly with diet modifications and stress control. Just hope it stays that way </p>

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   Yolanda Brunson-Sarrabo Moderator & Contributor

   <p>I think we lean so much on these professionals, but you must become more diligent in getting answers when you feel something isn&#39;t right. I wish the best for your daughter, and this was a great video! I&#39;ve had similar stories with different body parts giving me different issues, and the GP is usually dumbfounded or the suggestions are way off the grid. It&#39;s important to ask the right questions and seek the right answers in care. Best!</p>

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