Dr. Bex

So this plays into the whole sexual assault claims.

Correct. And I think this, yeah, this wouldn't have been available or information that was in the parents' complaints just because we didn't know this piece.

Correct. And I think this, yeah, this wouldn't have been available or information that was in the parents' complaints just because we didn't know this piece.

Correct. And I think this, yeah, this wouldn't have been available or information that was in the parents' complaints just because we didn't know this piece.

But I think it always makes me think, and this makes me think of the Kowalski case that Andrea and I covered a couple years ago, this idea that I looked up for myself, and as we said, we will probably speak, hopefully speak with an Ehlers-Danlos specialist, but kind of what the standard of treatment is. And it

But I think it always makes me think, and this makes me think of the Kowalski case that Andrea and I covered a couple years ago, this idea that I looked up for myself, and as we said, we will probably speak, hopefully speak with an Ehlers-Danlos specialist, but kind of what the standard of treatment is. And it

But I think it always makes me think, and this makes me think of the Kowalski case that Andrea and I covered a couple years ago, this idea that I looked up for myself, and as we said, we will probably speak, hopefully speak with an Ehlers-Danlos specialist, but kind of what the standard of treatment is. And it

it starts on patient education, lifestyle changes, teaching awareness of their own body, self-management techniques, physical therapy. It lists as the cornerstone of Ehlers-Danlos care. And then pain management, obviously starting with non-opioid pain medicines and so on. And then you start getting into kind of managing the coexisting conditions that come into Ehlers-Danlos. So

it starts on patient education, lifestyle changes, teaching awareness of their own body, self-management techniques, physical therapy. It lists as the cornerstone of Ehlers-Danlos care. And then pain management, obviously starting with non-opioid pain medicines and so on. And then you start getting into kind of managing the coexisting conditions that come into Ehlers-Danlos. So

it starts on patient education, lifestyle changes, teaching awareness of their own body, self-management techniques, physical therapy. It lists as the cornerstone of Ehlers-Danlos care. And then pain management, obviously starting with non-opioid pain medicines and so on. And then you start getting into kind of managing the coexisting conditions that come into Ehlers-Danlos. So

Those foundational things, to me, in most hospitalizations, those very basics are available, are being offered to a child. So again, because we don't have the medical records, I cannot speak to exactly what her treatment plan looked like. But to me, this feels a lot like where they were saying that Maya Kowalski was being treated as a Munchausen by proxy victim as opposed to a patient with CRPS.

Those foundational things, to me, in most hospitalizations, those very basics are available, are being offered to a child. So again, because we don't have the medical records, I cannot speak to exactly what her treatment plan looked like. But to me, this feels a lot like where they were saying that Maya Kowalski was being treated as a Munchausen by proxy victim as opposed to a patient with CRPS.

Those foundational things, to me, in most hospitalizations, those very basics are available, are being offered to a child. So again, because we don't have the medical records, I cannot speak to exactly what her treatment plan looked like. But to me, this feels a lot like where they were saying that Maya Kowalski was being treated as a Munchausen by proxy victim as opposed to a patient with CRPS.

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Yep. One of the, we'll talk quickly about the Americans with Disability Act a little bit later where we talk, there are a few specifics mentioned, but I think this one as a physician really stuck out to me as it I kind of feel like if we are doing the standard of care, like does every child look forward to PT and OT every day? No, like there are times they may have pain after it.

Yep. One of the, we'll talk quickly about the Americans with Disability Act a little bit later where we talk, there are a few specifics mentioned, but I think this one as a physician really stuck out to me as it I kind of feel like if we are doing the standard of care, like does every child look forward to PT and OT every day? No, like there are times they may have pain after it.

Yep. One of the, we'll talk quickly about the Americans with Disability Act a little bit later where we talk, there are a few specifics mentioned, but I think this one as a physician really stuck out to me as it I kind of feel like if we are doing the standard of care, like does every child look forward to PT and OT every day? No, like there are times they may have pain after it.

So we have to talk about like, how can we make it work for them, make it work. But I still think that as long as you are following the standard of care, I guess at that point it becomes,