Pediatric doctors and nurses are something else. When my son needed surgery they let him hold on to his stuffed animal in the OR. When he was done, they had given the animal an IV and dressed his arm just like my son, and the doctor even repaired a small tear in a seam with some stitches.
When I was little I had a lot of bladder issues and when I was 7 I had to have surgery. The doctor let me take my stuffed Minnie Mouse into to OR with me and when I came out they let me help put in a little IV for her. It made me less scared and I knew I wasn’t alone on my journey. Fast forward 7 more years, I had to have the same surgery again a couple of months ago, and they did the same thing with one of my squishmallows. It made my day, even at 14 years old!
i went into surgery once w a stuffed animal and they did the same thing except i was getting the surgery for my leg so my stuffed animal got a leg cast too
@@Sw33tV4 your nurse/doctor should be fired also how come in some hospitals they scream at the patients like why they being mean they being mean for no reason
@@A_person361 yes, I did report him to the front place but sadly nobody ever did anything since there was no evidence since there were no more doctors or nurses in the room
But also, even as an adult being wheeled on a trolley laying down makes you feel very vulnerable, it’s good he can bring some comfort to these children.
I had my tonsils out at age 3. My mother practiced with me beforehand… But she didn’t know she wouldn’t be allowed in. I couldn’t breathe. One nurse helped me sit up. The other yelled at me for sitting up. I suffered from the trauma for years!!
True recently incident happened with me. I was pregnant with preeclampsia doctor ne kaha till delivery hone tak hospitalize hona padega. It's almost 40 to 60 days. And meri ek choti daughter hai. And bill to almost 2-3 lac hoga bcoz 3 days ka charge 10 k hua so humne socha gov. Hospital me shift honge we can not oford this bill humne doctor se bat ki to unhone humari problem ko to samza hi nahi upar se itne rudely bat ki. We were already frustrated with preeclampsia tention and upar se inki aisi bat...
When I was in surgery as a kid the doctors bought me sweets and once even a little teddy! Truly amazing people, They not only have me the best two years of my life, they are the reason I am here today
About 9 years ago my daughter who was 5 at the time had to have 2 large cysts removed. They were in her tear duct area. Her team of Drs and nurses all sang " do you wanna build a snowman?" from Frozen until her meds kicked in and they wheeled her to surgery. I still cry thinking of how amazing they were to take the time to comfort as scared child and me. ❤❤
My child had 16 back procedures. I was there for all of them. I walked back to the OR with her time and again. It was fascinating, and heart wrenching. She had a loose tooth one time, which we told them, routine, and when they brought her back from recovery, they had a plastic bag with the tooth, a sticker, and 3 dollars. I was staying with her overnight and brought in the tooth fairy pillow. She was given an additional $25. (My dad loved to "pamper" (spoil) her.)
I think it’s more a case that he is still a child at heart … or he remembers what it feels like to have had a doctor who helped him feel better when this doctor was a child himself. I suspect that he was a “sick” child when he was small child himself & he had a doctor who treated him the same way that he had had who acted in the same way so he took care of him the same way that he now treats the young That he now treats his young patients he now treats his own patients.
Pediatricians are a rare breed. Dealing with the healthy and normally sick kids is one thing, but to have to deal with really sick and dying children takes a saint.
Agreed! I *was* studying to be a NICU nurse, about a year and a half in, after shadowing an RN for a week for an assignment, I realized I couldn’t do it. I would be crying all the time and that wouldn’t be professional, wouldn’t be good for anyone including myself. The thought of babies dying gets me, but witnessing it 😔 That is indeed a rare breed. Having to hold everything in until you get off work or go on break, I just knew I couldn’t keep cool during those moments.
Amen 🙏 I agree with you 100%.. My daughter’s Current Pediatrician is an Angel sent from heaven. When my daughter was seen on Friday she told her Pedi how her heart feels like it stops beating and she can’t breath!! And then when it starts beating again she can breath.. I will not lie we were BOTH!! Thinking that it could be her anxiety or her Asthma.. Well She was listening to my Daughter’s Heartbeat for a while about 3-5 minutes straight and she actually heard her heart skip 5-8 beats at two different Times.. at that point an EKG was ran and it picked up on the EKG as well she goes to see a pediatric cardiologist tomorrow!! 4 hours away because that is where she felt that my daughter would get the best care. After she was done with everything my Daughter looked at her and said See that is why I am going to die before Christmas. It brought tears to all our eyes Mine, the Pediatrician as well as the Medical assistant that has become very close to our family. I would not trade her as my children’s doctor for all the money in the world.. She makes she she talks to my daughter at a level she understands and she treats her the same way she would treat her own child.. She is a True Angel..
Lord continue to preserve his health, mind, body and soul in order that he may carry out your work. In Jesus name Amen! You just made me tear up looking at this clip Doc......keep up the amazing work!
Why do people insult this man and his training and compassion by bringing the evil destructive nonsense that is religion. I am sorry somebody indoctrinated you with nonsense gibberish but seriously stop, it’s just offensive.
@@TheUltimateKeyboardWarrior Why? Because I think indoctrination of others into cults is a horrible thing to do to a human? That it alters your entire perception of the world and is profoundly damaging to the human species!
This is the sign of a GREAT doctor. Can you imagine how much fear those poor kids had, and how much stress he removed simply by being there and putting a smile on their faces.
When God put the spark of life into the doc’s mother’s womb - He knew the soul had to be very special. This was a son who would be taking care of His innocent little children on earth.🫶🏻
When my daughter broke her arm at a young age, she was not having it with anyone who came into the room to check her. That was until the main doctor at the children’s hospital came in. He exuded this presence of “you were meant for this profession” and almost instantly she was smiling and laughing.
@@tula__ is that… legal?? edit: saying this because in the U.S., adults are entitled to giving their own consent to ALL things, except when they are literally unable to do so (unconscious, unstable, etc.) informing the parents of an adult does absolutely nothing legally as the adult themself has yet to give consent. as an adult, the surgeon is forbidden from administering non-consensual medical treatment, regardless of whether my parents agree, because their opinions do not matter to my legal rights.
@@annabethyeung8512 at that time my father was with me and he said he was told about it. So I don’t know why they didn’t feel like telling me because I was already an adult. I’m not well versed with medical protocols. Probably it’s okay.
@@annabethyeung8512 depends on where you are and type of medicine. Most of the time doctors would tell the patients but sometimes they just tell the one who cared for you although you are an adult. My mom doctor never tell her about inserting anti-depressant when she was warded.
@@cavegirl8052 Maybe if the doctor feels that telling you would put you at further risk or if you’re not qualified to consent? But otherwise, at least in the U.S., that is HIGHLY illegal and will get a doctor’s medical license revoked for medicating a patient without consent.
Hopefully he is as good in the OR many mistakes can be made concentrated in cameras and self recording. We are not only witnessing the downfall of civilization, Medicine’s too.
It takes special people to work with children. The kids are in a strange environment with strangers and often mom and dad are scared also. Nothing but admiration for these people.
@@jdos5643 it takes more than just the doctor to care for these children. They all deserve credit. But truth be known, the nurses have much more contact than the doctors.
@@donmunro144 look at you trying to validate yourself 😂😂😂. They're just another patient, and you interact with them differently because they're children. It's not difficult and you're not special lol
@@KillingMachine56656 I'm not trying to validate anything. I couldn't do it. I'm giving credit to those that can and do. If you have a problem with that then I wish I could say I feel sorry for you but I don't because you mean nothing to me.
I mean yes I agree it isn't easy, if you as a medical professional are in a mental state where you are taking the stress out on your patients then you need to take a step back and reevaluate why you did that and what you can do to help your mental health and help you treat your patients more kindly. My friend just had a baby and while some of the staff were amazing there were a few who were absolutely horrendous. My friend was high risk and she never dilated past 7cm and so she may have needed a c-section. A nurse gave her food (which she was only supposed to be on a liquid based diet) which was dangerous as it could have caused asphyxiation during the c-section, luckily she didn't need the c-section but she was in rough shape after and it was almost a c-section.
normally the childs parent (mum or dad) comes into the theatre with them and stays till the said child is put on sedation which is much more comforting for the child then having a random doctor hold them when they're already really scared.
bro, you will never understand the literal HELL we go through to be able to treat you! It's not like we make that much money anyways., especially if we take the efforts and the medical school loans into consideration. Trust me, through my medical career, nearly everyone is there because they WANT to make people happy. Also, having expensive medical treatment is about the company, it has absolutely nothing to do with the doctors.
How do you know he don't just love kids are you all stupid an not see the other side your just seeing the good side look where the little baby is sitting right in between his legs wtf that's not right you don't do them things.
@@ste8462 ok… why do people look to find the most negative things about postings or comment and reply to them?? It’s so much easier to just be kind… That dr didn’t have any other thoughts in his mind other than making those kids comfortable before surgery… as a parent myself it’s not disgusting but what is is people looking for the negative about everything… and your the one who thought about that so maybe you need to look at how you think about children yourself…
He is a famous doctor in Egypt for his kind heart and what he does to the children to make them calm down. Thank god that he is seen by the world now , he really deserves that ❤️❤️ Edit: His name is Dr Hesham Abdelkader , I forgot to mention his name before 😅
Came to the comments to find his name. At least I found this. I can use this info to find him. I like his caring attitude. God bless him! Thank you! God bless you!
@@onyinyemofunanya1 I am glad that I could help 😊 his name is Dr Hesham Abdelkader , I know he is a doctor in Al shifa hospital in Cairo .. He is really great doctor god bless him really and God bless you as well 🙌🏻
I'm a Retired Nurse who worked in ED, it is a beautiful thing to see a Surgeon with with this Man's Heart. Seeing Little Ones in pain or frightened is heartbreaking and this Man clearly is working right when he belongs, may he always stay in good health and continue. God bless Him.
I had to have surgery when I was 14, my little sister was the one freaked out. The staff dressed her up like a little surgeon and she busted in the room talking about "we're ready for the shrugery! The patient is in greater hands" Some docs go above and beyond ❤️
My son's doctor is just as loving to my son as this doctor is to his patients. My son is already 34 years old but has spent the last ten years of his life in and out of hospital, and not all his doctors have treated him well so I feel blessed to have Dr. Stephen Miller at Weiss Memorial in Chicago as his doctor. He is one of our biggest blessings and I will never have enough words to thank him for giving my son his loving care! ❤️ ❤ ❤
I know Weiss Hospital! Southeast side. We lived near 87th&Commercial from '09-2014. I'm glad to hear there is at least one amazing doctor that advocates for your son. My son (low functioning Autistic) has had doctors refuse to be near him; calling him (from an adjacent room) "an animal". 🥺 I pray for your son, you and his team. #Endure 💐
Incredible. I will never forget the look of terror and the sounds of my child’s screams as the nurses took her away for her dental surgery when she was 4 😔😔 this man is an Angel.
A nurse/doctor who takes the time to comfort can really change everything. When I was in pain and afraid in the hospital a nurse rubbed my hair, and spoke softly to me and I cried in relief; a human connection can be so healing.
I took a hard fall a week ago, at 65, never in my life did I have the opportunity to meet a narcissist nurse (male, if it makes a difference?) He actually self admitted it when I came out and asked him directly, you're a narcissist aren't you? He answered back, PROUDLY yes, yes I am!!! I was floored by his admittance. It just is the wrong profession for a narc to thrive in! Grandiose in that moment, imo, but I don't know this Dx he had, far cry from a covert narc I've enmeshed myself with.
I specialize in Pediatrics (Palliative Care) and I am 1000000% NEVER in a rush. I give comfort Care until I absolutely HAVE to do the hard stuff...then when my wee patient does it? The dance and celebration I do? It's all worth it♡
Honestly peds doctors are next level. I had to get emergency surgery to get my tonsils removed when I was 9 and when they were wheeling me to the operating room they turned the gurney into a race car and whipped around all the corners making car noises. Absolute best
I love when pediatric doctors break character to be silly with the kids, my daughter's cardiologist turned away while talking to me about heart murmurs to tickle my daughter's feet and blow raspberries, then just turned back around without missing a beat. cutest thing ever, these people really have a calling
My almost 2 year had surgery at Childrens hospital and they wheeled him to the OR in a race car. Such a nice send off. He was smiling, I was crying 😅❤ but all ended up well he was in great hands. Pediatric and NICU staff are angels
@@hectorvargas4771 its incredible how resilient our kids are. Its a blessing in disguise that it was early on, my son is 7 now and does not remember at all. I think it can be more traumatic for older children to experience and for parents because of how much we worry
@Cesar Retamoza The point is his cares about the children as some doctors don’t have a good bedside manner especially when they don’t have children. We know his career is to make a living, but it’s how he responses to children.
@@christinealba5457 I know exactly what you mean there is this one doctor in pa who is really great and takes time with his patients and talks with the parents very caring he doesn't just come in and out and send you on your way he's amazing always been on point with everything
YES! I had to see a new specialist because mine retired. I told the new doctor he had a LOT to learn about "bedside manners". All he was seeing was dollar signs and I stopped that! I have no patience (no pun intended) with them if they can't help me... Oh yeah, and do their jobs!
He understands "Do No Harm" doesn't just apply to the physical Unfortunately he represents less than 1% of health care professionals in ALL FIELDS, not just peds His patients probably recover faster too BRAVO TO HIM
I've had a lot of orthopedic surgeries ( as well as others). Many of them were as a little kid. If I had one doctor do something nice like this, It would have worked wonders on my fear and anxiety!!!!
@@megfuchs9425 Oh I wish you had! I had lotsa surgery as a kid, but I think I had sedation pre-surgery to help. There were also pre-op toys to play with to distract us. All the best.
@@megfuchs9425 I was at Toronto Sick Kids hospital, so it probably helped that it was a dedicated pediatric hospital? IDK. They also taught us stuff like breathing techniques for pain control. The breathing stuff may have been because it's nicer for the nurses if a kid is panting when they get a needle, rather than screaming. 😂
@@tonygroves5526 I was a kid in the 1970's. They just didn't do stuff like that back then. I remember my first x-ray at Shriner's Children's hospital in Pennsylvania. I was so scared, cause I thought it was going to hurt. The nurse told me that if I didn't stop crying I would never see my mom again!! I am not even kidding!
When I was in the hospital after 2 emergency surgeries, I was very attached to my surgeon because he saved my life twice in that stay. And several nurses. I was very emotional when I left. Being on life support and having your medical staff dote on you and comfort you when you come back to life so to speak is relieving.
Yes, my friend's daughter laid in on life or death and they were so hard on her 💔 Only around three years old and could die whenever, luckily she survived, but to hear about it really breaks your heart 💔 My friend almost couldn't be in the room then, can't imagine.
God bless him. I had surgery at 5 years old. I was crying for my mom before they put me under. A nice nurse picked me up and held me and consoled me until the anesthesia kicked in. I'll never forget
Honest to god, this man is doing great for the kids AND the parents. I’ve only assisted in a pediatric surgery once but it was the hardest thing to watch a kid be so scared and the parent having to keep them calm. If I got emotional to how distressed this kid was, I could only imagine how the parent must have felt.
i was honestly really scared going into my first surgery as a kid, i’m grateful for every medical professional that goes out of their way to make the lives of sick kids just a little easier and brighter
I'm not a medical professional, but have read over the years that a calmer patient that will be anesthetized is safer than an anxious patient. Also, if I was a mom and saw the surgeon was with my child when they were wheeled down that hallway where I wouldn't be allowed to go, I would be crying with joy and appreciation for not leaving my child to cope with a large, empty gurney wheeling me away.
This literally made me tear up. I spent 15 years working in a major medical center and the pediatric floor was always so difficult for me. We had wonderful doctors there. I love it when doctors do things like this because the patients really benefit. 🥰🙏🏻💖
This man’s calling is definitely to be a Pediatric Doctor! And he is a good one.
Absolutely!!!!
Until the court case, anyway.
@@bend3rbot
Thank you at least you see what I see a nonce👍
@@bend3rbotcourt case? 😂 just because the adults in your life were a certain way doesn’t mean everyone else has the same experience.
@@bend3rbotI was literally thinking the same thing!!! Hahahahahhahahh. It’s nice though, a lot of doctors act like they hate their job.. 😅😂😂
Pediatric doctors and nurses are something else.
When my son needed surgery they let him hold on to his stuffed animal in the OR. When he was done, they had given the animal an IV and dressed his arm just like my son, and the doctor even repaired a small tear in a seam with some stitches.
that is so cuteeeeeeeeeeeeeee 🥺✨❤
THAT IS SO SWEET!
When I was little I had a lot of bladder issues and when I was 7 I had to have surgery. The doctor let me take my stuffed Minnie Mouse into to OR with me and when I came out they let me help put in a little IV for her. It made me less scared and I knew I wasn’t alone on my journey. Fast forward 7 more years, I had to have the same surgery again a couple of months ago, and they did the same thing with one of my squishmallows. It made my day, even at 14 years old!
i went into surgery once w a stuffed animal and they did the same thing except i was getting the surgery for my leg so my stuffed animal got a leg cast too
Cute 🥰🥰🥰🥰
If you're studying medicine to become like him you have our respect
100%
finally someone respects Healthcare workers
Thank you 🫡 ❤
1000%
Cute
Every kid deserves a doctor like this guy. Well done, sir.
Mine threw hot water on me because I was shaking, he also screamed at me and held me down while he threatened to call my parents in
@@Sw33tV4 your nurse/doctor should be fired also how come in some hospitals they scream at the patients like why they being mean they being mean for no reason
@@A_person361 yes, I did report him to the front place but sadly nobody ever did anything since there was no evidence since there were no more doctors or nurses in the room
@@Sw33tV4 so did he get fired or not? Becuz I really hope he got fired
@@A_person361 he did not :(
I would instantly lose all parental worry if I saw my baby being treated like this ♥️
audrey
👍💯 agreed
But also, even as an adult being wheeled on a trolley laying down makes you feel very vulnerable, it’s good he can bring some comfort to these children.
I had my tonsils out at age 3. My mother practiced with me beforehand… But she didn’t know she wouldn’t be allowed in. I couldn’t breathe. One nurse helped me sit up. The other yelled at me for sitting up. I suffered from the trauma for years!!
A doctor who values humanity. A+ for bedside manner
in-bed manner lol
WE NEED MORE DOCTORS LIKE HIM, NOT ONLY FOR KIDS BUT ALSO FOR ADULTS, DOCTORS NOWADAYS DON'T HAVE BEDSIDE MANNERS
Why is that so damn true
True recently incident happened with me. I was pregnant with preeclampsia doctor ne kaha till delivery hone tak hospitalize hona padega. It's almost 40 to 60 days. And meri ek choti daughter hai. And bill to almost 2-3 lac hoga bcoz 3 days ka charge 10 k hua so humne socha gov. Hospital me shift honge we can not oford this bill humne doctor se bat ki to unhone humari problem ko to samza hi nahi upar se itne rudely bat ki. We were already frustrated with preeclampsia tention and upar se inki aisi bat...
True!
Omg trueeee
So damn true
When I was in surgery as a kid the doctors bought me sweets and once even a little teddy! Truly amazing people, They not only have me the best two years of my life, they are the reason I am here today
About 9 years ago my daughter who was 5 at the time had to have 2 large cysts removed. They were in her tear duct area. Her team of Drs and nurses all sang " do you wanna build a snowman?" from Frozen until her meds kicked in and they wheeled her to surgery. I still cry thinking of how amazing they were to take the time to comfort as scared child and me. ❤❤
Oh how beautiful!! My daughter is 5 and this is absolutely her song too. Hopefully surgery was swift and without complications 💖
That just made me cry. How lovely.
This brought tears to my eyes,. I hope she is doing great now and forever.
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Awww
What a great doctor. He hasn’t forgotten how to be human!
Exactly like so many other doctors have so it's absolutely refreshing to see this n know he's calming his patients before they go under anesthesia.
My child had 16 back procedures. I was there for all of them. I walked back to the OR with her time and again. It was fascinating, and heart wrenching. She had a loose tooth one time, which we told them, routine, and when they brought her back from recovery, they had a plastic bag with the tooth, a sticker, and 3 dollars. I was staying with her overnight and brought in the tooth fairy pillow. She was given an additional $25. (My dad loved to "pamper" (spoil) her.)
I think it’s more a case that he is still a child at heart … or he remembers what it feels like to have had a doctor who helped him feel better when this doctor was a child himself. I suspect that he was a “sick” child when he was small child himself & he had a doctor who treated him the same way that he had had who acted in the same way so he took care of him the same way that he now treats the young That
he now treats his young patients he now treats his own patients.
Pediatricians are a rare breed. Dealing with the healthy and normally sick kids is one thing, but to have to deal with really sick and dying children takes a saint.
Amen 🙏🏽.. well said
Yes.
I couldn't even imagine what a special person you would need to be for that career.
🙏🙏
Agreed! I *was* studying to be a NICU nurse, about a year and a half in, after shadowing an RN for a week for an assignment, I realized I couldn’t do it. I would be crying all the time and that wouldn’t be professional, wouldn’t be good for anyone including myself. The thought of babies dying gets me, but witnessing it 😔 That is indeed a rare breed. Having to hold everything in until you get off work or go on break, I just knew I couldn’t keep cool during those moments.
Amen 🙏 I agree with you 100%.. My daughter’s Current Pediatrician is an Angel sent from heaven. When my daughter was seen on Friday she told her Pedi how her heart feels like it stops beating and she can’t breath!! And then when it starts beating again she can breath.. I will not lie we were BOTH!! Thinking that it could be her anxiety or her Asthma.. Well She was listening to my Daughter’s Heartbeat for a while about 3-5 minutes straight and she actually heard her heart skip 5-8 beats at two different Times.. at that point an EKG was ran and it picked up on the EKG as well she goes to see a pediatric cardiologist tomorrow!! 4 hours away because that is where she felt that my daughter would get the best care. After she was done with everything my Daughter looked at her and said See that is why I am going to die before Christmas. It brought tears to all our eyes Mine, the Pediatrician as well as the Medical assistant that has become very close to our family. I would not trade her as my children’s doctor for all the money in the world.. She makes she she talks to my daughter at a level she understands and she treats her the same way she would treat her own child.. She is a True Angel..
Lord continue to preserve his health, mind, body and soul in order that he may carry out your work. In Jesus name Amen! You just made me tear up looking at this clip Doc......keep up the amazing work!
Amen ❤
Why do people insult this man and his training and compassion by bringing the evil destructive nonsense that is religion. I am sorry somebody indoctrinated you with nonsense gibberish but seriously stop, it’s just offensive.
@@lijohnyoutube101you’re insane
@@TheUltimateKeyboardWarrior Why? Because I think indoctrination of others into cults is a horrible thing to do to a human? That it alters your entire perception of the world and is profoundly damaging to the human species!
@@lijohnyoutube101whew.. Are you okay?
This is the sign of a GREAT doctor. Can you imagine how much fear those poor kids had, and how much stress he removed simply by being there and putting a smile on their faces.
Id be more stressed but he does a good job helping other peopel
@@Delusionalhoes him helping them not be stressed doesn't mean he isn't helping other people.
@@D33pfr13dbra1nthat’s not what they said
@@splitdragon3004 sorry I miss read it 😅
He is amazing!
That isn't a doctor.... it's an angel!
I AGREE!!
It’s a human
we need more doctors like him. That's what the doctor patient relationship should look like
Pay right.. everyone will be like this
@@prettyflaws7247 for some. Thank goodness most are genuine
4 SURE. DOC shows his virture
@@prettyflaws7247even if you pay there are so many rude doctors out there !! Very few are like him
True 💙
He really care for his little patients. Thanks Doc.
When God put the spark of life into the doc’s mother’s womb - He knew the soul had to be very special. This was a son who would be taking care of His innocent little children on earth.🫶🏻
puts the parents at ease too. I feel a whole lot better if my kid was being operated on by someone like him, it shows how much he cares
That would not make me comfortable at all!!!
@@MamaGenn nobody asked u
@@MamaGenn then ask them not to, all this doctor is doing is calming down the children before surgery.
He's the kind of doctor other doctors should aspire to be.
That's true and so well said! Yeah!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
What a beautiful hero. BOTH of them!!❤❤
This is exactly the kind of pediatric doctor I wanna become!
When my daughter broke her arm at a young age, she was not having it with anyone who came into the room to check her. That was until the main doctor at the children’s hospital came in. He exuded this presence of “you were meant for this profession” and almost instantly she was smiling and laughing.
My doc had given me anti-depressant without my knowledge and I was 22 at the time. No wonder I walked to the operation room and felt no jitters.
@@tula__ is that… legal??
edit: saying this because in the U.S., adults are entitled to giving their own consent to ALL things, except when they are literally unable to do so (unconscious, unstable, etc.) informing the parents of an adult does absolutely nothing legally as the adult themself has yet to give consent. as an adult, the surgeon is forbidden from administering non-consensual medical treatment, regardless of whether my parents agree, because their opinions do not matter to my legal rights.
@@annabethyeung8512 at that time my father was with me and he said he was told about it. So I don’t know why they didn’t feel like telling me because I was already an adult. I’m not well versed with medical protocols. Probably it’s okay.
@@annabethyeung8512 depends on where you are and type of medicine. Most of the time doctors would tell the patients but sometimes they just tell the one who cared for you although you are an adult. My mom doctor never tell her about inserting anti-depressant when she was warded.
@@cavegirl8052 Maybe if the doctor feels that telling you would put you at further risk or if you’re not qualified to consent? But otherwise, at least in the U.S., that is HIGHLY illegal and will get a doctor’s medical license revoked for medicating a patient without consent.
OMG! THIS JUST MADE MY DAY! BLESS HIM! HE'S A WARRIOR DOCTOR. NOW WE NEED THOUSANDS MORE LIKE HIM.
He is exactly what a hero is.
Awesome however even big patients get scared how great to have dr just walk beside you.
Hopefully he is as good in the OR many mistakes can be made concentrated in cameras and self recording. We are not only witnessing the downfall of civilization, Medicine’s too.
BEAUTIFUL and Heart warming. GOD BLESS this DOCTOR and his beautiful work.
@@OlgaSmirnova1🤣🤣🤣🤣
…and he films it to post on social media. Yeah, real hero right there.
I love this. The doctor’s little patients and their families appreciate this gesture so much more than he knows.
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A big hug for his empathetic heart
Doctors Truly Underrated HEROES
It takes special people to work with children. The kids are in a strange environment with strangers and often mom and dad are scared also. Nothing but admiration for these people.
Many doctors are still very loving to children. Don’t generalize
@@jdos5643 it takes more than just the doctor to care for these children. They all deserve credit. But truth be known, the nurses have much more contact than the doctors.
@@jdos5643 they didn't even say anything negative about most doctors Whatsoever
@@donmunro144 look at you trying to validate yourself 😂😂😂. They're just another patient, and you interact with them differently because they're children. It's not difficult and you're not special lol
@@KillingMachine56656 I'm not trying to validate anything. I couldn't do it. I'm giving credit to those that can and do. If you have a problem with that then I wish I could say I feel sorry for you but I don't because you mean nothing to me.
I hope he always stays like that and doesn’t become jaded. Being a doctor isn’t easy.
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stay positive! good grief!
I mean yes I agree it isn't easy, if you as a medical professional are in a mental state where you are taking the stress out on your patients then you need to take a step back and reevaluate why you did that and what you can do to help your mental health and help you treat your patients more kindly. My friend just had a baby and while some of the staff were amazing there were a few who were absolutely horrendous. My friend was high risk and she never dilated past 7cm and so she may have needed a c-section. A nurse gave her food (which she was only supposed to be on a liquid based diet) which was dangerous as it could have caused asphyxiation during the c-section, luckily she didn't need the c-section but she was in rough shape after and it was almost a c-section.
Every doctor should be like him. Understanding what their patient are going through not just money making objects.
Exactly!!
normally the childs parent (mum or dad) comes into the theatre with them and stays till the said child is put on sedation which is much more comforting for the child then having a random doctor hold them when they're already really scared.
bro, you will never understand the literal HELL we go through to be able to treat you!
It's not like we make that much money anyways., especially if we take the efforts and the medical school loans into consideration.
Trust me, through my medical career, nearly everyone is there because they WANT to make people happy.
Also, having expensive medical treatment is about the company, it has absolutely nothing to do with the doctors.
You are right indeed
@@zineguri8515 in my experience my mother was not allowed to follow me to the surgery room
He’s an Angel in human form. I’m not a religious person but I know we have people on Earth with Angel souls. 😇🥰
It’s nice to see a dr who actually loves his job..
How do you know he don't just love kids are you all stupid an not see the other side your just seeing the good side look where the little baby is sitting right in between his legs wtf that's not right you don't do them things.
@@ste8462 ok… why do people look to find the most negative things about postings or comment and reply to them?? It’s so much easier to just be kind…
That dr didn’t have any other thoughts in his mind other than making those kids comfortable before surgery… as a parent myself it’s not disgusting but what is is people looking for the negative about everything… and your the one who thought about that so maybe you need to look at how you think about children yourself…
He is a famous doctor in Egypt for his kind heart and what he does to the children to make them calm down. Thank god that he is seen by the world now , he really deserves that ❤️❤️
Edit: His name is Dr Hesham Abdelkader , I forgot to mention his name before 😅
Came to the comments to find his name. At least I found this. I can use this info to find him. I like his caring attitude. God bless him!
Thank you!
God bless you!
@@onyinyemofunanya1 I am glad that I could help 😊 his name is Dr Hesham Abdelkader , I know he is a doctor in Al shifa hospital in Cairo .. He is really great doctor god bless him really and God bless you as well 🙌🏻
So good! Thank u for sharing 😊
God Bless Him
Wath is the doctor name plz intragam ld name
He needs an oscar For being the worlds best doctor
do yk what a oscar is
@@1Dmarathon no they don't, but if they did, they would mean an reward
This made my eyes sweat. 😢😭Lord, please bless this doctor with a long healthy life. Amen.
Eyes sweat ?
@@omar74018 they meant cry
I'm a Retired Nurse who worked in ED, it is a beautiful thing to see a Surgeon with with this Man's Heart. Seeing Little Ones in pain or frightened is heartbreaking and this Man clearly is working right when he belongs, may he always stay in good health and continue. God bless Him.
I had to have surgery when I was 14, my little sister was the one freaked out. The staff dressed her up like a little surgeon and she busted in the room talking about "we're ready for the shrugery! The patient is in greater hands"
Some docs go above and beyond ❤️
awh, greater hands ❤
That’s so sweet of him 🥰
I bet he was these kids once and understands. What a sweetheart
My son's doctor is just as loving to my son as this doctor is to his patients. My son is already 34 years old but has spent the last ten years of his life in and out of hospital, and not all his doctors have treated him well so I feel blessed to have Dr. Stephen Miller at Weiss Memorial in Chicago as his doctor. He is one of our biggest blessings and I will never have enough words to thank him for giving my son his loving care! ❤️ ❤ ❤
God bless you and your family
God bless you, your son, and Dr.. Miller!!❤️❤️❤️
I know Weiss Hospital! Southeast side. We lived near 87th&Commercial from '09-2014.
I'm glad to hear there is at least one amazing doctor that advocates for your son. My son (low functioning Autistic) has had doctors refuse to be near him; calling him (from an adjacent room) "an animal". 🥺
I pray for your son, you and his team.
#Endure 💐
That’s how it should be, ain’t nobody tryna be in the hospital. Bless him Lord 🙏🏾❤️
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Incredible. I will never forget the look of terror and the sounds of my child’s screams as the nurses took her away for her dental surgery when she was 4 😔😔 this man is an Angel.
I'm an adult and I wish my doctor would do that!! What a wonderful doctor.
then you'll have him arrested for assault 🤣
Well let me see now! We just might be able to arrange that for you. Hahaa lol 😆 way to go!! 🥰
Well if he’s that good looking and has a good job perhaps he can ride with me?😂😂😂
@@rationallyruby 😂
A nurse/doctor who takes the time to comfort can really change everything. When I was in pain and afraid in the hospital a nurse rubbed my hair, and spoke softly to me and I cried in relief; a human connection can be so healing.
I took a hard fall a week ago, at 65, never in my life did I have the opportunity to meet a narcissist nurse (male, if it makes a difference?) He actually self admitted it when I came out and asked him directly, you're a narcissist aren't you? He answered back, PROUDLY yes, yes I am!!! I was floored by his admittance. It just is the wrong profession for a narc to thrive in!
Grandiose in that moment, imo, but I don't know this Dx he had, far cry from a covert narc I've enmeshed myself with.
I specialize in Pediatrics (Palliative Care) and I am 1000000% NEVER in a rush. I give comfort Care until I absolutely HAVE to do the hard stuff...then when my wee patient does it? The dance and celebration I do? It's all worth it♡
This is great example of how it should be
❤️❤️
♥️👏👏👏 absolutely.
Or how weird he is
That's awesome
so sweet
It's great to see happy doctors. Most are all business.
There are hundreds of thousands of doctors. That's a stupid thing to say.
This is what a doctor that cares for the patients looks like
Honestly peds doctors are next level. I had to get emergency surgery to get my tonsils removed when I was 9 and when they were wheeling me to the operating room they turned the gurney into a race car and whipped around all the corners making car noises. Absolute best
Haha how sweet
That man is definitely fulfilling his calling. God sent.
Amen and Yes ❤
This is so cute. I wish every doctor was like this
We need a million of these Doctors
Yup just so I can’t even get one visit with a good doctor due to making 100 dollars more than I’m supposed to for government assistance.
It's good to see a good Doctor who wants his little ones are comfortable and calm
This is a doctor that definitely loves children and very caring for them 150 %. God bless the doctor.
If anyone could deserve a raise it would be him
I love when pediatric doctors break character to be silly with the kids, my daughter's cardiologist turned away while talking to me about heart murmurs to tickle my daughter's feet and blow raspberries, then just turned back around without missing a beat.
cutest thing ever, these people really have a calling
A sense of empathy and compassion is something that all health care workers should be encouraged to have. This guy is awesome! ❤️
My almost 2 year had surgery at Childrens hospital and they wheeled him to the OR in a race car. Such a nice send off. He was smiling, I was crying 😅❤ but all ended up well he was in great hands. Pediatric and NICU staff are angels
I have a 3 year old and can’t even imagine my kid going thru what your little boy went through. Hope all is well.
Same with my son. Some of his surgeries he had a push car, bike, etc to got back to the OR
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@@hectorvargas4771 its incredible how resilient our kids are. Its a blessing in disguise that it was early on, my son is 7 now and does not remember at all. I think it can be more traumatic for older children to experience and for parents because of how much we worry
What a guy that's amazing xx
The world needs more doctors like this. 🎉 🎉
Amen GOD BLESS U DOCTOR
Wow! Children are so impressionable and easily traumatized. What a breath of fresh air he is to his profession and specialty. 🌟🌟🌟
Bless his heart. We need more doctors like him.
Going to surgery is a terrifying thing. Especially for children. Great job and respect to this doctor. You are a hero and an inspiration.
There are doctors that just know love their patients. It s like God gave them special graces like some people just have a knowing personality
This goes way beyond bedside manner. He truly makes a difference. ❤️
This is what we need more in the medical field. Doctors that care not for a paycheck, but for their patients.❤
Agreed! More doctors who see their patients as people and not as numbers. ❤️
@Cesar Retamoza The point is his cares about the children as some doctors don’t have a good bedside manner especially when they don’t have children. We know his career is to make a living, but it’s how he responses to children.
That is awesome!!!!
@@christinealba5457 I know exactly what you mean there is this one doctor in pa who is really great and takes time with his patients and talks with the parents very caring he doesn't just come in and out and send you on your way he's amazing always been on point with everything
YES! I had to see a new specialist because mine retired. I told the new doctor he had a LOT to learn about "bedside manners". All he was seeing was dollar signs and I stopped that! I have no patience (no pun intended) with them if they can't help me... Oh yeah, and do their jobs!
This man is not just a doctor he’s a healer!
He's a special doctor. We need to take lessons ❤️🙏❤️
This man is changing the world one little person at a time. They will remember his kindness & comfort and pass it on in their adult lives.
He’s got a childlike quality to him, which is great considering he’s a paediatric doctor ❤
I love the way he acts! He is a hero with great empathy for his patients. Wished every doc was like him! With greetings from Germany ❤
Some people are just born to do what they do. Bless him and the little ones that he takes care of Lord 🙏🏾
He understands "Do No Harm" doesn't just apply to the physical
Unfortunately he represents less than 1% of health care professionals in ALL FIELDS, not just peds
His patients probably recover faster too
BRAVO TO HIM
I had an orthopedic surgeon "play a song" on a hose when I went for surgery when I was five. I went to sleep laughing.
I've had a lot of orthopedic surgeries ( as well as others). Many of them were as a little kid. If I had one doctor do something nice like this, It would have worked wonders on my fear and anxiety!!!!
@@megfuchs9425 Oh I wish you had! I had lotsa surgery as a kid, but I think I had sedation pre-surgery to help. There were also pre-op toys to play with to distract us. All the best.
@@tonygroves5526 I obviously was at the wrong hospital!! Lol
@@megfuchs9425 I was at Toronto Sick Kids hospital, so it probably helped that it was a dedicated pediatric hospital? IDK. They also taught us stuff like breathing techniques for pain control. The breathing stuff may have been because it's nicer for the nurses if a kid is panting when they get a needle, rather than screaming. 😂
@@tonygroves5526 I was a kid in the 1970's. They just didn't do stuff like that back then. I remember my first x-ray at Shriner's Children's hospital in Pennsylvania. I was so scared, cause I thought it was going to hurt. The nurse told me that if I didn't stop crying I would never see my mom again!! I am not even kidding!
Sir, you are a blessing to all! Thank u 💓!
When I was in the hospital after 2 emergency surgeries, I was very attached to my surgeon because he saved my life twice in that stay. And several nurses. I was very emotional when I left. Being on life support and having your medical staff dote on you and comfort you when you come back to life so to speak is relieving.
Even if he wasn't a doctor and just chilled with the kids, he still deserves to be there and he's helping
I wish all kids doctors be like this, he’s very sweet and a smart man
Yes, my friend's daughter laid in on life or death and they were so hard on her 💔 Only around three years old and could die whenever, luckily she survived, but to hear about it really breaks your heart 💔 My friend almost couldn't be in the room then, can't imagine.
God bless him. I had surgery at 5 years old. I was crying for my mom before they put me under. A nice nurse picked me up and held me and consoled me until the anesthesia kicked in. I'll never forget
He’s not a doctor, he’s a father
THAT MAN IS A GOD DAMN FATHER
A dad*
@@korpakukac Nope
Dr. Dad
HE'S THE FATHER OF BOTH KIDS???. NOOO🤣🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦
@@korpakukac it's the same thing
This is really nice of him, when they wheel you to surgery it is so overwhelming you actually think you might die.
Honest to god, this man is doing great for the kids AND the parents. I’ve only assisted in a pediatric surgery once but it was the hardest thing to watch a kid be so scared and the parent having to keep them calm. If I got emotional to how distressed this kid was, I could only imagine how the parent must have felt.
I love this Man!!!! What a gift to humanity he is!!
i was honestly really scared going into my first surgery as a kid, i’m grateful for every medical professional that goes out of their way to make the lives of sick kids just a little easier and brighter
Now that is one amazing doctor! He gets his patients and understands their needs. I love that! ❤
I'm not a medical professional, but have read over the years that a calmer patient that will be anesthetized is safer than an anxious patient. Also, if I was a mom and saw the surgeon was with my child when they were wheeled down that hallway where I wouldn't be allowed to go, I would be crying with joy and appreciation for not leaving my child to cope with a large, empty gurney wheeling me away.
Yes absolutely!! You should check out the work Peter Levine has done about our bodies response to trauma
@@beckys9097 It seems a good reason why calming drugs are sometimes given before total anesthesia. Not often enough though.
we need more people like this
When i was a kid, my doctor would do magic tricks and I just KNEW he was a magician in real life lol
Well done, Doctor. Your knowledge and skill are earned. Your character and compassion are God-given. We need many more doctors like you.
True definition of a doctor who truly cares for his little patients. Bless his heart and soul. 💙💙💙🙏🏾
Thank God we still have compassionate young men.
What a wonderful caring doctor...made me cry..God bless you and your practice
Wow, now there’s a doctor that knows what his patients need. I wish more doctors were like this. ❤❤❤
Now that’s the best way to develop trust…even with the itty bittys! You get my compassion sticker! Go get em Doc. Stay Blessed and Well!
So sweet. Makes the procedure easier on everyone. Less fear; less pain.
He definitely has a calling to care for children. Thank you!
What a hero!! He needs more media coverage to set an example.
"Absolutely amazing! What a gift he is to his families."
The True Definition Of A REAL MAN!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
This literally made me tear up. I spent 15 years working in a major medical center and the pediatric floor was always so difficult for me. We had wonderful doctors there. I love it when doctors do things like this because the patients really benefit. 🥰🙏🏻💖
This guy was meant for this job . God new what he was doing
It is this kind of Doctors we are looking for. God bless him 🙏😊
PEDS is the best!! Spent a lot of time there growing up! The doctors and nurses always had something fun up their sleeves!
THAT'S CUTE, GREAT DOCTOR. GOD BLESS!