@marthakalifatidis: Replying to @angelique part 2 didnt mean to leave pll hanging my uploading speed is shocking!

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🌻Bec, Lily & Ruby 🇦🇺 :

“You don’t have a cyst” is what I would have started with if I was the doctor 🤦‍♀️

2024-05-29 20:35:59

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Carla Pasceri :

I had a full blown anxiety attack just listening to this, I can’t imagine how you felt. So glad you’re okay! 🥹🤍

2024-05-29 09:40:35

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Prueskyy :

This literally happened to me, I was diagnosed with colloid cyst - get checked every 6 months - I was terrified I would die - next scan it was not there apparently 😳

2024-05-29 08:59:29

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thekimbino :

Martha Jesus Christ I can’t handle this 😭

2024-05-29 11:15:48

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🇦🇺 C_l_a_u_d_i_a 🇮🇹 🐾🌱💚 :

I have SEVERE health anxiety. I go through this on a regular basis. It's mentally exhausting 🥺

2024-05-31 00:18:01

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Rosa :

I literally made my partner sit with me on a ledge in Positano until I got through this whole fkn story. Thank God!!!!!!

2024-05-29 10:13:35

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Bombowie :

I think going through something similar myself has literally gave me health anxiety and PTSD

2024-05-29 09:10:16

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Callie :

This happened with my baby. Told me from a fontanelle scan that she had glioblastoma, always fatal. Waited 3 days thinking my baby was going to die. MRI came back clear. I’ve never felt so much pain

2024-05-29 11:49:06

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Susana :

I was diagnosed with a colloid cyst in late August 2005, 2 weeks before my daughter turned 2. They wanted to operate immediately but I said I was going to wait till after my daughters birthday.

2024-07-09 03:21:06

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Sar :

I was diagnosed on a Friday afternoon with grade 4 brain cancer when I was 17 from a cat scan. On the Monday had the MRI, results on Tuesday. No tumour, just a shadow on the scan 🤦‍♀️

2024-05-30 02:47:44

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27lee :

I have a pinch nerve c4/c5/c6 and cause still neck sore shoulder and migraines and numbing down arm to thumb

2024-08-23 23:38:52

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Jemma 💕 :

I had similar, started with migraines, ended up having more then 20 seizures a day, they found a tumour entwined through my entire left side of my brain, needed 3 brain surgery’s.

2024-06-09 23:58:19

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Kim Wellington122 :

I had a colloid cyst removed 2015. Fun times 👌

2024-06-07 22:03:07

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MrsMaccaPacca :

Not sure if you’ll see this but can you please tell me where your cup is from? I’ve had to come back and ask because I want it! I’ve tried to Google it with no luck 😏

2024-08-06 12:57:25

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Gloria :

You are Amazing sharing your story. I was so happy you got good news. Take care lovely 🥰🙏🏻

2024-08-16 06:36:42

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Madonna di Tempo Libero. :

As a Pilates Movement Therapist.

2024-07-25 22:47:05

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Kenny_Korn :

Glad your all good👍👍👍

2024-08-17 16:07:17

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🩷 Kerri_Melb_Australia 🧿🇦🇺 :

Great to hear it's not serious 🙏🥰

2024-07-31 08:31:02

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Tina Holtom 🧿 :

Thank you for sharing your journey & so happy for your outcome… I was traumatised just by the story 🥺💗

2024-07-05 00:32:22

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Babes au :

Glad ur ok

2024-06-12 06:28:58

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ipopp☀️ :

Thank goodness it was nothing. I would’ve been the same and crying all week.

2024-07-18 05:15:12

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nightskysouth :

My shoulder has never been the same after the kids 😂

2024-07-13 06:55:14

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Madonna di Tempo Libero. :

Loading the nerve will set off a migraine. It’s like blocking the highway to your brain.

2024-07-25 22:50:18

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༻♡𝓐𝓾𝓼𝓼𝓲𝓮.𝓖𝓲𝓻𝓵 ♡︎༺ :

Omg. I have so many tears Martha. I coped the biggest heartache watching your two videos. I’m so happy you’re okay Martha ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

2024-07-27 18:14:43

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Lozza :

I feel like I have just listened to my story in the last 4 weeks bad headaches unsteady gait so had ct and showed calcified colloid cyst then mri showed no cyst but ventricles in my brain are enlarged

2024-06-18 03:56:13

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This is a 6 year old boy whose parents brought him in because he is nonverbal. He had been in speech therapy for years. He understood what was said to him, he wanted to communicate, but the words would not come out. When I evaluated him, his Palmar Grasp reflex was still active on both hands. The Palmar Grasp is the reflex every baby is born with that makes them curl their fingers around anything that touches their palm. It is the reason a newborn will grip your finger the moment you place it in their hand. It should be fully integrated by 6 months of age. Most people assume a retained Palmar Grasp only affects handwriting. It does, because the fingers cannot operate with the fine precision writing requires. But the impact reaches much further than the page. When the Palmar Grasp stays active, the hand and the mouth stay neurologically linked. This is a connection every baby is born with, which is why infants stick their hands in their mouths constantly and why their tongue moves when they grip something. In a child whose Palmar Grasp never integrated, that link never breaks. The hand and the mouth are still wired together. You see it in children who chew their shirt collars, bite their nails, stick their tongue out when they are concentrating, and in the most significant presentations, in children whose tongue cannot move with the independence speech requires at all. This is one of the pieces missing in so many nonverbal children. The tongue is not free. It cannot perform the precise, isolated movements that spoken language demands because at a neurological level, it is still wired to the hand. No amount of speech therapy can fully unlock language until that wiring is addressed. His parents were told to keep doing speech therapy and give it more time. He did not need more time. He had a primitive reflex that should have integrated when he was a baby and never did. Until the reflex is addressed, the tongue cannot fully separate from the hand, and the words cannot come. #primitivereflex #childdevelopment #nonverbal #palmargrasp #nonverbal

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