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Yo WHAT is the deal with these drs’ attitudes towards patients who even dare to QUESTION the legitimacy of an FND diagnosis?? Is the mafia behind this? 😂 I half expect you to get angry anonymous phone calls that are clearly coming through a voice-changer saying something like “you better stop asking questions… or else.” and then just hang up. This is truly wild. What do these drs stand to gain by arguing with you anonymously?? What is their goal? Surely they don’t think you’re going to actually be swayed by them being so rude, and they can’t possibly think that speaking to you and the writers here so rudely will make any of us trust what they’re saying and stop discussing our skepticism, so what’s the point of them doing all this? It’s just very childish and reveals an emotional dysregulation that’s honestly quite concerning coming from a doctor who holds so much power over others’ lives.


To the OP med student in Khazakstan- being in your 4th year of med school by age 21 is incredibly impressive! I have a feeling that intelligence will benefit you when it comes to finding an answer to your medical problems. I hope you find that answer soon.


I’m 100% in agreement! And what’s really wild is that I had kinda already come to this conclusion on my own before finding this page, I just hadn’t fleshed it out quite as much. And neither of us are doctors! But at this point I’m quite confident I’ve done more reading about FND than any of the drs my child has seen. They may go to med school but how much time could they realistically spend studying each separate neurological condition? When the only condition we have to worry about researching is the one affecting us or our loved ones. I do have a question- when you say “This diagnosis is historically riddled with real underlying causes, such as Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, epilepsy, hypothyroidism, hyperthyroidism, lupus, Lyme disease, fibromyalgia, and chronic fatigue syndrome, to name just a few.”- Do you have any sources for this? I absolutely believe it, I’d just love to have some sources to back me up when I propose this theory to others.

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