Dr. Bex

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,

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,

what if the parent thinks the care should be different and I put myself kind of in this in this position and I've thought about times I've been in it like a parent says they want a lumbar puncture to know for sure that something doesn't exist but in my medical opinion it does not exist based on my exam and that is a procedure I do not feel is warranted and I therefore won't do and

what if the parent thinks the care should be different and I put myself kind of in this in this position and I've thought about times I've been in it like a parent says they want a lumbar puncture to know for sure that something doesn't exist but in my medical opinion it does not exist based on my exam and that is a procedure I do not feel is warranted and I therefore won't do and

what if the parent thinks the care should be different and I put myself kind of in this in this position and I've thought about times I've been in it like a parent says they want a lumbar puncture to know for sure that something doesn't exist but in my medical opinion it does not exist based on my exam and that is a procedure I do not feel is warranted and I therefore won't do and

Can a parent make me do a procedure I don't want to do? You know what I mean? And where is that line of what if one specialist says, oh, do the lumbar puncture? OK, but what if what if I still don't know that in my experience that is standard of care?

Can a parent make me do a procedure I don't want to do? You know what I mean? And where is that line of what if one specialist says, oh, do the lumbar puncture? OK, but what if what if I still don't know that in my experience that is standard of care?

Can a parent make me do a procedure I don't want to do? You know what I mean? And where is that line of what if one specialist says, oh, do the lumbar puncture? OK, but what if what if I still don't know that in my experience that is standard of care?

I think these questions are going to come up more and more because there was a time when a parent wouldn't even know to come in and ask for a lumbar puncture. Frankly, you know, so now they know how do we navigate that? And that's what this I think what this claim really brought up for me as a physician was thinking about these things.

I think these questions are going to come up more and more because there was a time when a parent wouldn't even know to come in and ask for a lumbar puncture. Frankly, you know, so now they know how do we navigate that? And that's what this I think what this claim really brought up for me as a physician was thinking about these things.

I think these questions are going to come up more and more because there was a time when a parent wouldn't even know to come in and ask for a lumbar puncture. Frankly, you know, so now they know how do we navigate that? And that's what this I think what this claim really brought up for me as a physician was thinking about these things.

I think what we strive for, but it's getting harder and harder. I'm not going to lie. As a physician. Physicians do have to draw boundaries, you know.

I think what we strive for, but it's getting harder and harder. I'm not going to lie. As a physician. Physicians do have to draw boundaries, you know.

I think what we strive for, but it's getting harder and harder. I'm not going to lie. As a physician. Physicians do have to draw boundaries, you know.

So claim five and six both speak to this idea, kind of like what we were already talking about. But the first one is about in the creation of the case plan for Madison, that they should have been taking into account all elements of her medical condition.

So claim five and six both speak to this idea, kind of like what we were already talking about. But the first one is about in the creation of the case plan for Madison, that they should have been taking into account all elements of her medical condition.

So claim five and six both speak to this idea, kind of like what we were already talking about. But the first one is about in the creation of the case plan for Madison, that they should have been taking into account all elements of her medical condition.

and that she should have been aware of this case plan and kind of how these discussions went down as far as the case plan, meaning where we go from here, it sounds like. And then going into the Americans with Disability Act and the Vocational Rehabilitation Act, the idea that Madison had a disability and was she in any way kind of discriminated against based on that disability.

and that she should have been aware of this case plan and kind of how these discussions went down as far as the case plan, meaning where we go from here, it sounds like. And then going into the Americans with Disability Act and the Vocational Rehabilitation Act, the idea that Madison had a disability and was she in any way kind of discriminated against based on that disability.

and that she should have been aware of this case plan and kind of how these discussions went down as far as the case plan, meaning where we go from here, it sounds like. And then going into the Americans with Disability Act and the Vocational Rehabilitation Act, the idea that Madison had a disability and was she in any way kind of discriminated against based on that disability.