Mystery Disease Leaves Man In Crippling Pain | Diagnosis: Unknown | Real Responders

[@mitsuomits9077]

This man is his own hero. I admire his determination to prove that his suspicions were true.

[@kathleenearsman6750]

'Dislike' above is faulty.

[@mitsuomits9077]

@@kathleenearsman6750 Hi Katheen, was this message to me? 😳

[@jennifervanrensburg1415]

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[@Katie-vy5rd]

I cant believe that toxicolgy wasnt done wayyyyyyy earlier. Especially given his work with lead paints... old cars... geez im a nurse and embarrasses me that took so long to get dx.

[@paulettestegall8530]

Agreed, shameful. Even with common conditions it seems it takes too long

[@maxineheller9345]

What idiot drs. Take chest x ray. Cat Scan. Brain scain. Stomach ultrasound. Morons

[@Miakitty4233]

It's called insurance dictating the way a diagnosis is determined in the medical field. Doctors are bound to follow a set of rules followed by symptoms and usually through the cheapest possible treatment for the insurance. Another reason why I hate HMOs because they've been behind many changes in treatment.

[@moosemcguillicutty554]

@@Miakitty4233 B!ingo

[@CryMeARiver13]

That was 12/1997 now it’s 12/2023 a lot has changed since

[@eloisemarie5219]

So glad they finally called in toxicology. To not want to investigate because you can't bear to think someone is poisoning him is obsurd. It could come from water or our environment. So glad this man was helped and the family got justice.

[@wendychavez5348]

My dad used to own some apartments, and when a worker was staying there to fix the place up he was terrorized by a guy in witness protection. A fire started on the property, but the insurance backed off as soon as the word "arson" came up--wtf?! Arson could easily have been an extension of the terrorizing activity, or the wiring could have been (which was actually the case) old and faulty by the time my dad bought the building, none of which indicates that anyone was trying to scam the insurance. The fact is, lives are endangered when ALL possibilities are not considered. I'm grateful Mr. Rouse was able to obtain justice, and I'm proud of his ability to move past the betrayal.

[@MargoStewart-in5qj]

Lujig​@@wendychavez5348

[@lady4191]

Drs never want to help

[@kathylakeberg9508]

Going through my own mystery illness this video proves patients instincts were correct gives me strength to trust mine

[@AarronS]

Good luck getting a doctor to listen to you. I have been fighting for 15 years. Never did figure it out. But my pa put me on antibiotics and it cleared up. 2 months of antibiotics. I think it might have been MRSA.

[@PollyPurree]

​​@@AarronSI had a bad issue for 4 years. It disappeared when I got antibiotics for Lymes. I must have had amoebic dysentery

[@voyaristika5673]

ESPECIALLY with medical situations. I hope you're OK. ❤

[@SpecialBlanket]

I had to advocate for myself for over 5 years while almost completely homebound to get pain mgmt. Do not give up on yourself.

[@rosendosantos415]

​@@PollyPurree wad it chronic Lyme with co infections ? Or acute. What antibiotics..how Ling was treatment?

[@danaw23]

I knew it was arsenic poisoning as soon as they said searing stomach pain and numbness in his legs. I may watch too many crime shows. Poor guy.

[@stfuplsok]

Definitely you watched too many crime shows of this kind.. same with me.

[@janetsmiley6778]

Me too.

[@fourroadsnorth2723]

Exactly! What pile of sand were the doctors putting their heads in? No imagination.

[@MM-Iconoclast]

I also guessed poisoning pretty early on, but going on the severe stomach pains (and the work on cars), I was guessing propylene glycol - antifreeze. In any case, I'm glad he was saved.

[@kimboss8721]

Numbness in your legs and feet, huh? Duh! Only thing that I know of is nuroropathy\ with diabetes.

[@motionless_horizon]

I immediately thought lead poisoning since he said worked with old cars. The fact there wasn’t a tox screen earlier on with that work environment is insane. If you have a patient who works around potentially poisonous substances, do a tox screen asap.

[@thefedup9921]

He said that he didn't do the physical aspect of the work. Owning the property wouldn't necessarily expose anyone to anything that doesn't exist as a problem with the property itself. Like mold or being built on a toxic superfund site

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

@@thefedup9921 but being there when work is done might already be enough to catch traces. Have another worker put the dishes in the cupboard without washing his hands and have Phil take a drink later that day. Repeat that over many months and you'll start collecting heavy metals.

[@juliemanarin4127]

Me too but not just lead...many chemicals are used in that field...I'm a retired nurse and I figured it was heavy metal poisoning right away.

[@marie23926]

That's why I watch these shows lol I'm not a doctor but I study science & shows like this are great especially the ones about outbreaks etc where the CDC has to come in and everyone's trying to figure out where it's coming from. It's like a murder Investigation but for germs, bacteria 🦠 etc lol

[@jacksonboles2217]

As soon as you get into a place like that,they usually run a tox screen

[@LUCiFER-LYNN]

I love that the police picked him up and listened. ❤️ 😢

[@tamibell4325]

Thank God that this man had the opportunity to tell what and who he believed to be the perpetrator! I am so glad that he is alive and can tell his story! God bless you sweet man! God bless your family, too! I hope the man who did this unacceptable and devious crime spends his life behind bars!!! ❤💥💝🙏

[@saynotohookups]

He should spend the rest of his life behind bars.

[@cartimandua_]

He died in prison aged 60 of "natural causes" in 2008.

[@janetspell1396]

Sometimes,.. you almost have to find out your own diagnosis when you’re so sick or in pain,.. I swear,.. this is crazy!! Poor man, what a shame. I was always interested in true crime stories and medical stories (I am a retired nurse/disabled nurse). Everyone needs to watch this kinds of true stories,.. it can be very helpful sometimes.

[@deloreslate4028]

I’ve been having upper stomach pains since Sunday. It is moving around and now my side hurts (not appendix had that taken out years ago) my left side under my ribs. If I go to the hospital they are going to treat the symptoms and they will say I have trapped gas. So why even go because unless I’m dying these ER doctors don’t take anything too seriously. Illegals over running the ER’s and the wait could be 14 or more hours waiting. I’ll stay home and hope this pain isn’t anything serious.

[@susiem44]

​@@deloreslate4028I hope you go to your primary doctor. You shouldn't be suffering like this! ♥️♥️

[@janetspell1396]

@@deloreslate4028 At least let your doctor know if this is still going on.

[@JodBronson]

@KoalaBeer. - I had H. Pylori infection and did not know. It took 2 years out of my life and yes, the symptoms were numb hands + feet, tingling, spasms, nausea, indigestion, heartburn, ulcer + more. During this time, my nerve was damaged and now I have problems with my hands and feet. Somehow it prevents me from absorbing Vitamin B1 & B6. After finding out and getting better, I now take B1 (Benfotiamine) and B6 to help with my tingling & nerves.

[@anntunaley9974]

I’m also in unbearable pain and disabled, and I had to self diagnose and then fight with the doctors to get the tests to prove I was correct. It took 10 years.

[@KhanaHatake]

My first thought when they said bone loss in the jaw was "heavy metal poisoning". More doctors need to watch true crime, I guess.

[@jessh5310]

Oddly enough I said that as well. Kinda jumps out a bit. The fossy girls at the bryant and may factory always spring to mind.

[@Ann-sj4pt]

Radium i’m thinking,but you are correct.

[@Ann-sj4pt]

Yes fossy,after the phosphorus they used.Licking the tips of their brushes.

[@katwalkable]

Surprised they didnt investigate the contents of his stomache. Yes heavy metal or Radium Also strange if it was workplace toxicity then the others would be affected . Deliberate poisoning seemed likely. Bet it's his partner Chemo or someone in his family. Check the coffee creamer. Look at insurance policies. Who would benefit?

[@jessh5310]

@@Ann-sj4pt . Fossy girls were match makers and the fumes made them ill. Radium girls from licking paintbrushes whilst painting clock dials. Easy to mix up.

[@babsann8463]

So sorry this happened to that man. He is such a good person. I hope he lives till he is very old and not feel any pain anymore! God Bless Him and his family!😊

[@iamme9876]

31 years?! That poor man lived in so much pain with long lasting effects. He needs the same treatment!

[@debbemitchell4816]

What did God say? Vengeance is mine.

[@jenethawarner1374]

"Man to man is so unjust you don't know who to trust " so said Bob Marley and it's so true. "Your best friend could be your worst enemy"

[@aimeekubik8803]

😢😢so true. My so called best friend set me up to be horribly attacked. All BECAUSE she was jealous of me, wanted me to be as miserable as she was. I survived. Who to trust???? God only. Sons kill parents, brothers kill brothers. We are a dreadful species. If you live long enough, you will be betrayed.

[@MISSMONA2007]

You are so correct and I’ve said this for the last few years,feeling paranoid of people and so called “friends”.

[@angieng71]

It's normal human behaviour, as stated in Genesis 6.5

[@davidparry5310]

​@@MISSMONA2007Were you actually born in 2007?

[@singspirations021]

Happened to me. Treated as my best friend. But, it ended up like enemies... The trust was broken.

[@katysummer9418]

How about docs learn more how sypmtoms of poisoning? Good that Phil still had such a clear mind to voice his concerns. I am glad he survived this vicious attack. Imagine how many victims of poisoning are already dead and the attackers are still free because nobody gets it or don't believe the victim.

[@autodogdact3313]

What an amazing man! Not only to solve it himself, but even more so to forgive.

[@laurielaurie8280]

It makes me mad that these physicians didn't check for poisoning before they did. Just because they wouldn't think it could happen doesn't mean they shouldn't have checked for it. This man suffered way longer than he ever should have. Never underestimate what people are capable of. His wife was more worried about their reputation than saving her husband. That is really sad.

[@stuckinstitches]

Very sad rest someone does that to you

[@janetsmiley6778]

I was asking myself, "Why don't they check for heavy metals?" The burning in the stomach and extremities is a huge clue for metals.

[@Katie-vy5rd]

So I didn't pick up on that, I guess, what did she do or say to make you think that? I could relisten but im lazy... denial?

[@picilocarnal]

⁠@@Katie-vy5rdthe wife didn’t seem so proactive in taking him to the doctor. She seemed kind of passive.

[@marcietorrence5361]

The wife's overly concern about their reputation made me think she was doing Steve, Lol!

[@laurielaurie8280]

So glad that evil man got caught 👍God bless you Mr. Rouss. I'm so sad that happened to you but I'm glad you are still here and brave enough to keep going. I wish you love and happiness ❤

[@Ukversuskenya]

What a good man to have to suffer that much. Thank God he survived to tell his own story and for a beautiful family he has with his wife and son. Him forgiving that wicked murderer has revealed his strength and his beautiful heart even more. Greed is evil.

[@traviesoarcefan3063]

I feel exactly the same. I respect Mr. Rouss very much. He is a very wise man.

[@fourroadsnorth2723]

Suffering is not a sign of goodness. Also some people do not deserve forgiveness, certainly not a cold blooded killer!

[@Amanda395]

​@@fourroadsnorth2723I so agree with you on forgiveness. Heck, I still have trouble forgiving for something (not murder) that happened over 3 years ago.

[@bluize567]

​@@Amanda395I understand that. I know we must forgive to be forgiven, still it takes great strength and faith to do so. I've struggled with forgiveness, too. At 67 yrs old, it took me many years to find peace within myself and finally forgive. Immediately, a weight was lifted. Forgiveness is truly for us, not the one who did us wrong. Forgiving sure doesn't mean forgetting. Wishing you a blessed 2024.

[@carlakenyon6073]

Forgiveness is over-rated

[@Highheels4ever]

Phill Rouss was a very smart man when he decided to call the police and tell the doctor that he thought he was being poisoned. I applaud Phil for his quick thinking and decision to take matters into his own hands. These doctors were useless, my gosh, unbelievable. They need to start thinking outside the box they were trained to be 🙄 God bless you always, Phil, you deserve the very best in life. You were saved by your own instincts and by God who guided you to make a wise decision contacting the police. I wish you nothing but the very best in life. Phil is indeed very lucky to be alive today. 🙏👍🙌 And as far as for his business partner Stevie, he deserves to rot in prison for what he did to a good man. I only hope Stevie gets a taste of his own medicine in jail!

[@annenelson5656]

It’s come to where you have to be your own advocate with doctors. The problem is that you can doctor shop and the more you do the less likely they are to listen to you.

[@debbabbit9283]

Isn't Steve out yet?

[@sunnystormy4973]

exactly !

[@joy-to7dx]

This is from 1997 of course his out.😒

[@lisae6725]

@@annenelson5656You will get the label of Frequent Flier and or a Drug Seeker. That’s how kind you will be treated for trying to find out what is hurting you.

[@michie43able]

I guessed it right away. Amazing the Doctor's could not figure it out!!!!!!

[@oneseeker2]

Same

[@BlessingPuey]

That is why,it is much better to know that someone is mad at u and shows that they're mad at u so u can take caution,than being friends with someone so nice yet so evil inside

[@CroisMoi]

The fact that he forgave this guy is the biggest lesson. What an amazing guy he is.

[@bluize567]

He's a rare man, for sure. Forgiving another for such an egregious, evil act. I did notice he said often he prayed...he has strong faith. I don't know that I could forgive as he has.

[@CroisMoi]

@@bluize567 I was recently betrayed horribly by a friend. Watching this video will help me move on.

[@bluize567]

@@CroisMoi that takes courage...in case no one's told you today; I'm proud of you 💕

[@dboyes623]

@@bluize567 You must. Forgive and ask God to help you.

[@IlkerDeth]

the actor who represents Phill is enormously good in his job he plays his role so good that at times you could think it was real footage thumbs up!

[@evelynmulvaney173]

Yeah, fully agree 👍🍀

[@gloriaeizquierdo3455]

What a wonderful man ! Hope he is ok still. He found forgiveness and God will bless him.

[@yukiefromoz2573]

Can't believe it took so long for him to figure it out. But if he was his best mate I guess you wouldn't think to suspect....unbelievable!

[@fourroadsnorth2723]

He wasn't his best mate and did insinuate himself into the business. Why didn't he believe his partner Coelho when the stories didn't add up.

[@maxineheller9345]

Cat scans ultrasound brain scain. Idiot Drs

[@jeffm.8134]

This was in an episode of forensic files. Everyone should be doing a hair tissue mineral analysis at least once a year. Blood doesn’t reveal everything. There are so many toxic minerals/elements out there and they could come from anywhere such as cosmetics, cleaning products, food, water, air, soil, etc. It is a very valuable but underrated test. Conventional doctors rarely know anything about that.

[@susanwest8239]

I worked as an EMT on an ambulance. Let me tell you one thing. There are stories I'll never talk about. PERIOD.

[@maurabell5634]

Why????

[@susanwest8239]

@maurabell5634 I never want to talk about. People did horrid things to other people.

[@rikijett310]

You should talk about it though. As education for others and also for your own mental health.

[@gabrielalawson5287]

I admire you. It's sooooo stressful and underpaid job. You deserve much better. Thank you for your service. ❤

[@Bones-dr2vt]

@@maurabell5634meet one and find out it. My dad was a emt and the majority of his call stories were pretty gruesome everything from car crashes to people hit by trains to having to go around the bodies of illegal aliens that were in a horse trailer that came loose from the truck as the smuggler was running from border patrol

[@SumKnight-iw4rw]

Good story. More in detail than the first one that I saw. I hope there’s doctors watching this.

[@zachsmith2908]

Crazy how long it took for all the doctors. It hopefully would be a lil faster now days! But probably not

[@fourroadsnorth2723]

Put on list of hospitals to avoid (along with suspect friends).

[@Shilohsparadise]

This video makes me hurt my stomach just seeing him squirm, fall, etc..then i feel good whenever i see him on screen knowing he is much better..God Bless you sir.

[@corinneblackburn4043]

Beautiful ending! What a great attitude of forgiveness. Thank you Jesus

[@evelynwells-rk1ed]

I've been dealing with an unknown illness myself ever since I moved here to Georgia, similar pains! It comes and goes !

[@BJW6643]

You needs to check that out see an herbalist if you don't feel safe seeing a doctor in the hospital

[@chantellekirk2993]

Which area of Georgia?

[@BJW6643]

They didn't say

[@chantellekirk2993]

Maybe try to keep track of the wind direction with your symptoms. I'm over 300 miles from the Gulf of Mexico, but have noticeable issues when gulf humidity/wetness comes my way.

[@professionalcommenter]

Keep track of everything in your life. Sleep problems, Weather changes, food changes, health changes. List the symptoms and when they come and go. Then start ruling out what it could be based on symptoms. Do a process of elimination. Start from the ground up, start with amino acids deficiencies for the body, vitamin and mineral deficiencies, then hormones for the body. Then start with possible parasite, bacterial viral or heavy metal symptoms. Then look for mold, fungus or allergic symptoms. Hopefully this helps of where to start. I ended up having a lot of health problems diagnosed because of the symptoms I knew I had.

[@fourroadsnorth2723]

Surprised the doctors did not pick this up right away. Numbness in the extremities is a common sign of arsenic poisoning. They didn't seem to care much or they wouldn't have sent him home. Why didn't it occur to test earlier after doing the other tests? Hope he sued the hospital.

[@alexhayden2303]

The lack of belief and support from the family!!!

[@karenshenk244]

Can’t believe it took that long for them to test for poisoning. It occurred to me right away.

[@sheilamore3261]

Unbelievable how people are so selfish. I’m glad they called him. What a sick wicked person.

[@saugusandsausages]

Glad to see this show again. I watched it all the time on Discovery Health many years ago! Oh yeah I think there was a Forensic Files episode on Phil Rouss too.

[@clarencejacksonjr.]

A cruel, evil man! I admire Phil for forgiving him. I also feel so bad for him. I pray he gets better.

[@Lemonmeringue3.14]

How sad for that man to not have his family believe something could be wrong that someone could be trying to kill him.

[@Dawna-gp1zk]

Wife is quite naive ... bit dumb.

[@SpecialBlanket]

Seriously, I would divorce over that. If your spouse has always shown good judgement you need to be on their side.

[@angelagendreau3586]

I was wondering if there were more of these. I was rewatching some other ones. Well done, thank you.

[@paulettestegall8530]

I think it used to be on tv, I wish it was

[@bluejeans1773]

One show was call mystery diagnosis I love that show

[@Youtuber5775-]

I think if you suspect that you’re being poisoned by someone you need to tell your doctor that you have strange symptoms that don’t make sense to you. The doctor would order a heavy metal test to find out what is causing the symptoms of extreme pain or discomfort. My husband has been in the paint field since he was a kid and I worry about the toxicity of the paints. Isocinates in paint is really dangerous to breathe in the lungs. Even with a mask on you can still be exposed to a dangerous amount of chemicals that can plug up your lungs. 😢

[@drestaura_2]

That's the heart of Christ my friend... forgiveness..powerful testimony, God bless you and give you abundant life and peace. 🙏🙏

[@joycebrackbill-henderly8311]

Oh good! I used to watch this show often. I'm glad I found it here. Thanks!

[@lordinelicdan6487]

It is so articulate & smart of phil to have that mind to think that he is being poisoned, hope he will continue to heal even his soul should heal also. God bless hope God will still bless you w/ longer life & as you do you be healed day by day.

[@53mandevilla]

I’m sorry, I have to laugh at what Phil says when he said if you get an ingrown toenail, Docs blame it on smoking! Yep.. true… 😮😮😮But now I’ll watch the rest of it.. horrible stomach pains… omg.. I’ll comment after diagnosis..l 😢😢😢

[@juchlu3081]

What he said at the end about forgiving, is so important. We need to find forgiveness in our heart (which doesn't mean that we think or say what the person did was ok) in order to be able to go forward with our life.

[@loreebrew38]

God bless this man and his family.

[@sheilawright5306]

Purpose cannot die, thank God you were spared through your instinct and faith. Jealous and wicked people are out there so please everyone be careful and keep your physical and spiritual eyes open to the tricks of the enemy. God bless you all..God is real...❤❤

[@anastasiazamani9046]

I wish and hope that sweet Mr Phil is doing well ❤

[@jenniferknight9687]

Phil died 2005, Steve died 2008, kimo died 2013

[@anastasiazamani9046]

@@jenniferknight9687 sorry to hear that

[@tmccrohde777]

I’ve also suffered from heavy metal poisoning and it still has done some permanent damage to my central nervous system among other deteriorating disorders. It was so frustrating being that sick and finding no answers - so much like what he went through. Long story short I was suffering from Zinc poisoning at such a toxic level it almost killed me. No person was poisoning me - it came from a product I used on my dentures. Could not get any legal action taken because the package cautioned that it contained zinc. I really admire Phil for the forgiveness he gave. Being a Christian myself, I knew I needed to forgive the company and let go of my anger towards them. Unforgiveness can be a toxic killer also. I’m so glad he could find peace with his condition!

[@lisaholtzclaw4947]

I learned from reading the comments that Steve died in 2008. AMEN. God will take care of the rest. I also agree that our DOJ is in serious need of restructuring. To many seriously dangerous people are released because they are "model inmates", meanwhile there are people sitting in prison for years without even been sentenced. I am so happy that things lined up in this man's favor, that he was listened to and he survived. Pride has replaced common sense in the medical field. All about money😢

[@davidwbybee3450]

A list of events that should have pointed at poisoning right from the start. I am a little baffled by the lack of depth of testing by the doctors at the hospital from the beginning to the end.

[@kevinopp8503]

Awesome. FORGIVENESS BRINGS LIFE

[@ann-marietame8224]

How can anyone do this to another person, let alone a so called friend

[@silverlily4681]

Devils

[@pon1952leod]

To be sick and reaching out for help and to be let down…what a nightmare.

[@MariaG-g8s]

What a unbelievable story! It is a complete eye opener to watch the circle of friends even the very close ones.

[@ingridsweeney1787]

It took me many years to realise that forgiveness helps the person who has been wronged

[@RedNightDragon1]

I continue to be amazed at how, in America, someone can take out life insurance on someone else's behalf. I'm in the U.K. and my wife and I have life insurance, but we're not able to name a benificiary. It just automatically goes to the next of kin.

[@MJH7777]

God Bless you with a wonderful wife and son. I send you many Blessing. Forget him, so you can have peace in your heart❤❤❤

[@ivanvillamil2764]

After a bad experience at the Baptist East with my sister that had pancreatitis and they sent her home. When we went to another hospital and they found out it was pancreatitis and she was in ICU for a while. They treated her like she was looking for pain medication. I never been back there. I dealt with Methodist and St. Francis hospital years ago. I’m glad he took things in his own hands and report his suspicious thoughts.

[@lalathebenificent1335]

How do you take out a life insurance policy on another person, and that person not know? Is this normal? Because they were business partners?

[@colephelps6202]

They allow it.

[@fran-gx3kf]

I was wondering why doctors don't consider the symptoms as result of poisoning when all other tests are negative or doctors not knowing what could be wrong.

[@lesliewolfe7643]

It was obviously Steve. He's the only one that was not interviewed directly through the whole show.

[@myrabyrd3522]

It's Power in Prayer..GOD Answered his Prayers👏🙌🙏MB

[@AllGodsChildrenAreEqual]

This man was a bigger human being than most people would have been because he found it in his heart to forgive the perpetrator. He surely has a place in Heaven waiting for him.

[@Renofirefly30]

I goes to show how important it is to advocate for yourself. I was medically gaslit for 10 years. I solved my own illness with a 23andme genic test. I have Hereditary Hemochromatosis and it's been destrying all the organs my doctors said were fine because non of them thought to do a simple iron panel test. Im finally getting the treatment i need.

[@AishaBa-g8i]

Evil lurks is an understatement!!!!😢

[@SilviaSilva-c2f]

Thank you for sharing it.Very emotional and dramatic Experience.Great man.May the merciful God continue to bless you and your family.

[@paulettestegall8530]

Wish they had more of this type knowledge for us to see on tv.(sorry i didnt word my comment very well)

[@Sniffycloverdale]

Phil is a class act

[@eschcal1619]

I have a reoccurring nightmare where my teeth fall out, along with the pain. I'd be mortified to say the least.

[@WindTurbineSyndrome]

Teeth falling out in dreams is often a need to make decisions it's a metaphor it has nothing to do with your teeth. Go to dentist twice per year get them cleaned. Get caries fixed when small.

[@sfenn73]

I used to have tooth dreams . Sure enough 3 things would break. Dishwasher, car etc

[@debbemitchell4816]

Forgiveness is a powerful thing for the one doing the forgiving. The physical damage has occurred and without forgiving the perpetrator the psychological damage can finish one off.

[@DangerousDevilOfficial]

I have been saying doctors need to think outside the box for years. In fact, I say this to them, every single time I see one now, for the extreme pain I am enduring and living through myself. I have been living with an ailment that has been causing me severe, debilitating pain for years. I have seen dozens of doctors and all I seem to get is the same thing this man got: sent home without answers from doctors and no treatment. I have not been able to pursue my music and film endeavors since 2022. Because my pain has been so debilitating the last year, I cannot walk at times. And still, no doctors have offered me any help… I don’t believe anything like poisoning is happening to me. As I live by myself. But there is definitely something very seriously wrong with my body. Like this man Phil, at times, I have prayed for ☠️. The pain has been that unbelievable at times. I decided to watch this video, as my desperation has me surfing KZbin, looking for answers. Any type of answers or help.😢

[@pilarjohnson3326]

Hope you get answers soon and get better.

[@DangerousDevilOfficial]

@@pilarjohnson3326I appreciate that… I haven’t given up yet.

[@billypatterson7145]

He is a good man❣️

[@JesusOurKing]

Bless his heart ❤️ 🙏

[@sharonmoore5066]

Excellent story. Forgiveness was the best part.

[@eilenekellogg-ki2br]

Doctors arent very good anymore, or they just dont care.

[@SonofGodSieglinde]

Yes both

[@shatteredshards8549]

I love how they said he was a 60 year old man in perfect health, but then dropped that he was a smoker.

[@AB-by8xu]

Smoking does not affect everyone the same way , i am not saying that its good for anyone in general , but doctors cannot throw every explanation on being a smoker …that its too easy of a diagnosis ..the man was being literally poisoned 1000%

[@nansmith8703]

@@AB-by8xuSome smokers (probably not the many) seem not to be affected by the common smoking related problems. My aunt smoked away quite gaily for her whole life and then died in her sleep at 94.

[@SpecialBlanket]

I mean, smoking doesn't give you those symptoms.

[@bunnygaffney2765]

Amalgam fillings in his mouth .I had mercury toxicity in 1986. Dang near killed me .finally had test from a special dr in Colorado Springs. It was horrific.

[@chantellekirk2993]

My amalgams were removed in 2018, still healing.

[@Seasidecc95437]

Wow. Glad all my old fillings are being replaced with crowns

[@annerobertson3733]

Wow that’s insane to hurt another person !! God Bless you Sir and your Family!!

[@kasperorganics-organiccott6881]

I can't believe his wife's reaction.

[@melissaarcher256]

This one hit home. If you think it could never happen to you, you're wrong

[@toniasalways]

The ER is a first aid station, nothing more. Every doctor is a "specialist". No 2 doctors talk to each other about the same patient. Each of us has to do their own research on our symptoms and diagnose ourselves. WHY didn't his wife believe him?

[@lonnie7960]

I learned a lot from this man! If he can keep going after this, so can I!

[@lillianelenacepeda9808]

This is a Sad Story, but I thank God for keeping this Honest Man Alive. This is something for us to learn. Don’t trust anyone! There are a lot of evil, dishonest, and corrupt people this days! I think the time in jail time that Man was given, wasn’t fair for what he did to his best friend.. Greed is a killer, Never to Trust “Greedy person”.

[@FlowersfromNan]

God bless you Phil.

[@LadyCleo1]

I am glad he cleared the poisoning. He did not deserve to go through the hell he went through. I hope he can getvalong with rebuilding his life back to normal 🙏

[@WindTurbineSyndrome]

He eventually did pass on several years later.

[@LadyCleo1]

@@WindTurbineSyndrome I hope his remaining time was better.

[@brianf761]

My teeth falling out is my most common recurring nightmare. Thankfully I have so far awoken to it only being a dream.

[@boundariessetinstone5893]

I have a mystery disease no dr for 22 years can tell me what’s wrong or care to spend the time to help diagnose me. It ruined mine and my families lives along with some other things. I’ve basically been disabled since 22 but because I have no diagnosis can’t get disability benefits that I need. Only by Gods grace I’ve been able to support myself with the help of family and p/t work here and there. I wish the Drs would help me I’m in so much pain I’m 44 I’m not ready to die. 🙏🏼😢

[@PURDY_POISON]

🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@jenl558]

Be your own warrior! And pray❤

[@allisonmarler1199]

Wow..... Sometimes, Life really is crazier than a movie is!!!

[@ronirios3377]

Doctors are pretty slow these days. They either bought their credentials or make sure you can pay first. 😮

[@Sovereign_Citizen_LEO]

They are literally Worthless in most (or many) cases.

[@Jan-sn5tk]

Ive long thought that doctors dont want to cure you because they lose you and your money as a patient. Stay ill and you keep coming back and paying them. Its in their own best interest - not yours

[@annegarrett7290]

God bless you!

[@RaisedxFist]

This show is the best‼️ It's like Unsolved Mystries with Robert Stack and Forensic Files combined together. 👍Win/Win👌❗️

[@EricaNicole_]

Wow phil is an amazing person his strenght is so inspiring

[@ladifmefireabdou5256]

I am not a doctor but if someone was to experience so much pain and numbness I will definitely assume poisoning.

[@CroisMoi]

They can only diagnose by testing you. They don’t go by symptoms any more. They are taught to not think for themselves. Believe in the system.

[@abbyt4713]

Any spouse that doesn't believe their spouse you don't need to be with...

[@juanitarichards1074]

The doctors should know what the burning hands and feet are symptoms of, and the burning stomach pain......and what events immediately precipitated them. I as a lay person know what these symptoms usually mean and what tests to do.....

[@fourroadsnorth2723]

Seems like quite a lot of us do.

[@juanitarichards1074]

True crime fanatics know......@@fourroadsnorth2723

[@sharon1775]

take care for you have learnt and experience such betrayal Your strengths are amazing.

[@LorenzoLopez-z9j]

Poor guy 😔 worse thing is being sick and doctors not knowing what it is !

[@markunavail8510]

My wife and I were driving one day when I had a seizure we were close to the fire station she was thinking paramedics were there they were not the only guy there had to call 911 LOL