Rare Disease: She Spends 5 Years In And Out Of Care | Kid's Hospital | Real Families

Staff at the new Royal Manchester Children's Hospital treat two-year-old Mason, whose temper tantrum led to a dislocated elbow, and seven-year-old Hannah, who has weak bones as a result of a rare genetic disease, faces urgent surgery to avoid paralysis. Meanwhile, play specialists help nine-year-old Siobhan cope with her therapy.
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[@Raquel-Williams]

The sound balance is a bit off. The narration needs to be louder, and the music quieter.

[@rubycrump8422]

Raquel Hancock same

[@daisyshinn9936]

Ruby Crump Same

[@stephleighton1282]

K

[@erictaylor5462]

12:00 My memories of being a kid getting an injection, yes, it's not pleasant, but the anticipation is far worse than the injection itself. I would rather they just do it and get it over with, rather than trying to talk me into it. Talking to her for an hour before, that is just inhumane. The least painful injection I ever had was when a nurse came in and told me she was going to show me a magic trick, could read my mind. She had my think about a number between one and 100 so I did. She said I had to concentrate harder so I closed my eyes and concentrated as hard as I could. Then she said "13" which wasn't even close, but when I opened my eyes, she was putting the needle into the "sharps" container. Reading my mind wasn't the magic trick. It was giving me an injection without my even feeling it. Best magic trick ever.

[@zakariahawesome7529]

Eric Taylor me too I had to get a M.R.I. I'm in the hospital right now

[@arabellasteil5861]

Omg Hannah is so brave 🙂!

[@andreanairvin7724]

My brother and I both had, that hip issue and we both have metal pins in our hips. I had my surgery when I was 12, my brothers they caught earlier because my parents knew symptoms.

[@AnotherWittyUsername.]

My daughter had a slipped epiphysis (called a slipped capital epiphyseal fracture by her doctor) when she was 13, 93lbs and less than 5 feet tall. Her doctor said it was more common in overweight teenage boys and it was strange that she she got it.

[@anikkaspicer92]

Glad I found this show, it's fabulous :-)

[@AnotherWittyUsername.]

Poor Siobhan. A shot in the arm muscle or just under the skin stings, but it goes away quick. An injection into a bigger muscle like the thigh or a joint like the knee is really painful. I feel really sorry for the poor girl.

[@thomasplouffe326]

The intro is so much more family friendly, before it was injured kids strapped to bords and some screaming as well.

[@blindpeopledostuff3587]

I don't like the low narration.

[@linolium4814]

12:50 "congrtulations" 😂

[@33Dionbac]

I cried when Siobhan cried 😭

[@NewbieToBeauty]

i have had injections twice a week for the last two years plus once a week for a few years previously.. i used to hate needles - not anymore.. i got used to it.

[@elizabethemami5673]

Newbie To Beauty What for?

[@NewbieToBeauty]

no...

[@elizabethemami5673]

Then what? I've had epogen shots in the past

[@jamilah6440]

Hannah is so cute

[@Peachis911]

awwww I don't like seeing the kids cry it makes me cry 😢😢😢

[@friddles200]

I wonder if they noticed the spelling mistake on the certificate at 12:43..

[@rainbowwolf7568]

narrator needs to be louder plz fix this issue. I turned on the captions for the narrations but that was worse because the words don't match what the narrator says.

[@caitlinrobertson9461]

Turn the narrator up please

[@anisa-mea3420]

I can understand what Hannah is going through because I have M.P.S just like her but I have #1

[@ameeraziyadeh1421]

12:53 they spelt congratulations wrong lol dead

[@ohmeowzer1]

Hannah is cute

[@amberkelley85]

shooting star at 15:30

[@lisashykora5916]

or just a plane

[@caylascorner945]

Amber Smh plane

[@colleenwilliams1060]

Any one else notice no one seemed to be with waiting Hannah's mom?

[@eynda]

Colleen Williams what do u mean

[@alicethomas6375]

Colleen Williams But her father was there most of the time?

[@Nico-fq2de]

LELLI KELLY THE CUTEST SHOES (oh yeah) THEYRE LELLI KELLY THEYRE OH SO COOL (oh yeah!)

[@cazzydbeatz5047]

'Francis Binns' hmm my teacher is called Miss Binns

[@Jay-oc2wk]

What happened to the guy narrator he was better

[@tergadare]

What is the narrator's name? She sounds like Ruth Connell, is it she? XD

[@sophiehobbs5446]

Everyone's complaining about injections. I have to inject myself everhtime I eat for so atleast 5 times a day as I'm a type 1 diabetic lmao

[@aurielle7766]

if that was her first injection did she not have her vaccinations as a baby?

[@kuurakeinen]

More!

[@carolinechurch9164]

What is the commentator's accent? I'm not familiar with British accents (being a Kiwi)

[@ToriNoHiko]

Caroline Church sounds like indian for me

[@abbie4322]

Caroline Church she's Scottish x

[@christinatowson1918]

Caroline Church I think its scottish

[@oliviapetrowski4553]

Caroline Church British

[@thisveganworld2017]

Caroline Church scottish

[@rainbowdash44]

It was so hard

[@zakariahawesome7529]

It's awful when your getting a shot

[@578Pauline]

have you done sardary and someone has passed away .

[@lucindawinehouse2002]

Pauline Wakeham Who's died ?

[@caitlinmarthick8471]

one day I woke up and I was happy and for some reason I have a toy bin beside me so I grapped it and started to walk down the hallway and I just stepped out of my room and I just collapsed on the floor and started to cry so we had to go to exrays and my dad was called to carry me and I spent 5 days in hospital and this is a more resent story and it changed my life forever so I have a itch on my belly so we went to go and see a doctor and they said have you down her fingerprick and my mum said no so we done it and it was 20.4 so they said go straight to hospital and I spent 10/11 days in hospital learning how to do needles and do my finger pricks and it took them 7 try's to get a needle in my arm in the same spot and I was only 8 now I'm ten

[@evakraus64]

The narrator sounds Irish

[@ChiChi-zz3om]

Eva Vlogs and More she's Scottish like meeeee

[@caitlinkempf1592]

M

[@just_caitlin]

OK, kids are scared of needles and the thigh is probably a very uncomfortable place to have an injection but did Siobhan REALLY need TWO play therapists JUST for an injection????? -_-

[@Trekki200]

Caitlin Pearce the point is to put this much effort in it the first few times, so that after that the injections go without issue. She has to get those regularly for the rest of her live(and childhood) after all. and The alternative is to have her screaming an fighting every time, which takes time from the doctors giving the injections.

[@ashalinklater2961]

the narrowest accent is strong I don't think they are English cause they font pronounce the English words properly

[@ashalinklater2961]

strange

[@sophiewhyman9296]

Asha Linklater she's Scottish I think

[@ashalinklater2961]

Thanks

[@leahdilson8246]

Asha Linklater it's Scottish 😂😏

[@thisveganworld2017]

Asha Linklater she's scottish

[@oliviarosengren3015]

[@danielledewitt1]

Oh come on injection kid. It was only a little needle. Doesn't hurt that much to have an injection don't be such a baby. Once that kid has had 5 if not less she won't scream over nothing anymore. I have had that many needles that now I just don't even flynch. Only thing I say ouch too is when they cut your finger with that finger prick thing that checks your blood sugar. I never complain with little injections.

[@grace24690]

Danielle Dewitt Just because your are so manly, doesn't mean everyone else has to be. "Don't ne such a baby?" She's only 11, leave her alone. Not every one is as manly and as unfazable as you.