15-Year-Old Girl Fears Her Leukaemia Is Back After Red Patches Across Her Body | The Bad Skin Clinic

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[@debbyrabold6069]

Libby is such a sweet girl. I can imagine the fear her mom had, knowing Libby's medical history & what she went through as a toddler. It's wonderful that Dr. Emma did the tests & determined that it was not cancer, & that the treatment she prescribed is helping Libby. Hugs to Libby & her mom. ❤

[@HGG381]

My heart goes to the mother...

[@river8760]

Glad it’s not cancer. She’s been through so much.

[@amateureditor3902]

No child or human in that sense should have to worry about leukemia. Hope that cancer research continues to get closer to a cure. 🙏

[@sivaschuh4396]

Hear, hear!

[@ArcadiyIvanov]

Cancer research will be finding cures but never the cure. Because cancer is not a disease it's either failure of cell generation (blood cancers) or an entire ever-mutating hostile organism living in you. So it'll be a forever problem, especially as people live longer and longer.

[@EsmeeAnnamarie]

Wdym, Libby WAS cured of her leukaemia.

[@Soul_1985]

She was cured?

[@EsmeeAnnamarie]

@@Soul_1985 I mean, yeah, it's gone isn't it? The rash had nothing to do with cancer of any kind.

[@macbuff81]

I'm glad this young lady is feeling and looking better. Being faced with cancer at such a young age, well, I cannot imagine what that must be like. It is nice that her mother is such a caring and kind person and so supportive of her daughter. It was a bit disturbing to hear that the other hospital suspected cancer when in fact they didn't even do a biopsy. The stress and anguish of hearing of cancer unnecessarily really is upsetting.

[@cathryng3849]

Libby, you are such a smart, well-spoken, brave young lady. Keep up the good work! You're going to do great!

[@marisolsilva1562]

This mom is amazing, so supportive of her daughter. That awful hospital put her under unnecessary pain, but thankfully everything was ok. Keep it up mom, you're doing great, you're awesome

[@beckyp9700]

I am so happy for this young lady. It is not permanent. In the scheme of things, two or three years of something is just a blip in time. I hope she enjoys the rest of her life.

[@cherylwhite3365]

I love it when it's you that appears on this channel. You are not only an amazing doctor but a genuinely lovely person as I've watched you interact with and change people's lives in such significant ways.

[@giaatta9303]

Dr Emma is a modern day Miracle Worker. Thank you Dr Emma for becoming a dermatologist.

[@tekyrahswint456]

Only god works miracles.

[@c.misztur7358]

@@tekyrahswint456that’s right, God works miracles sometimes through US; His children. I agree, Dr Emma is obviously in the right profession because she is passionate about whAt she does and she’s very thorough!

[@bridgetdemint2146]

My daughter's name is Libby and I felt Mom's sadness. I'm so happy this is treatable.

[@88marome]

How disgusting that the hospital sent a letter to them saying that it’s probable the she has t-cell lymphoma. Wtf?!

[@laurenstanley2277]

I think that just means there's a probability it could be that. It's likely that because of her genetics she's at higher risk and they felt the need to let her know just incase. Still a scary thing to have to get though.

[@fionaoliver7237]

That was horrible and untrue,eh!

[@shellycooper1210]

You have the prettiest nails I’ve ever seen. You should be a hand model

[@melissareid640]

Thank Goodness for praying for you sweetheart as a cancer survivor that feeling is something we live with I am learning that at 45 I can't imagine the trepidation you and your mom feel. Take Care you are a pretty young lady and I hope no one gives you trouble at school- Just remember the sky is the limit you can do anything you put your heart and mind too.

[@ColemanRG]

Such an intelligent young lady, brave, and experienced with doctors from such an early age. So glad this treatment worked. Good on Dr Emma!

[@roxanamcglinchey6613]

Libby you're such a lovely mature young girl. I'm so pleased for you that your skin is improving and it wasn't life threatening. I feel for your mum being so worried, however, with the great news you received Im sure you can both relax now. I wish you a wonderful full life ahead Libby. Your truly a very beautiful young lady. ❤

[@60sGirl123]

Poor sweet girl. I had a bone marrow transplant at age 40. I always thought about the children with cancer. I just couldn’t imagine a child having cancer.

[@DellaBourne]

Bless her ❤ Dr Emma is fantastic how she helps others. Good luck for the future ❤

[@ulverstone26]

Every blessing for Libby and her mum.💖

[@mrsholmes859]

My heart goes out to Libby and her mom. What a brave girl. So happy Dr. Emma was able to give her a diagnosis. Wish her all the best.

[@cindywagaman9943]

A speedy recovery for you, sweet Libby. And anyone who picks on you at school, don't listen to what they say because they are quite ignorant. May God watch over you and bless your life ❤

[@corvettesbme]

I am glad it is going better than it was

[@erinmaree1987]

What a sweet, mature girl. Her mum is so lucky to have her and vice versa

[@leesashriber5097]

God bless her and Mom. No one should have to go thru cancer. 🙏❤️🙏 Thank God for Dr. Emma. ❤

[@samanthaz4898]

I had the same thing in 2020 it took over a year to clear up & 3 trips to dermatology for me to be told it’s a rash from my body fighting off some kind of infection I had.

[@GrammaNay]

My heart goes out to her. I love her nails though!!! (Jealousy talking here😂) Thankful for her that it wasn't cancer.😊

[@kristofferhellstrom]

Such a lovely girl! I hope its cured!

[@macbuff81]

Antibiotics can have effects on the skin such as being very sensitive to sunlight. I actually had a severe sunburn while in Mexico and being on antibiotics for a sinus infection. I then read the possible side effects on the prescription and it did state that this specific type of antibiotics inhibits the skin of properly reacting to sunlight while you're on it

[@roselyncampisi822]

Thank God it wasn't really serious! Prayers!

[@Gizmo2261]

What a sweet little girl 😊

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Love Dr.Emma's personality

[@SedatedByLife]

Pretty girl. She deserves to be as pretty outside as she is inside. 😊

[@Mr30bopper]

Dr emma is the best 💙 shes more then just a doctor

[@edw8889]

One of my kids had medical nightmares like this. Still going on 20 yrs later it’s really really terrible to watch your kid suffer.

[@kimbo500]

When I first saw the rash I said out lout (to my dog! 🤭)..... it looks like Pityriasis Rosea! Not that I'm a brain or anything - but that is what I had when I was just a couple years old than Libby. I have never heard of Pityriasis Rubra Pilaris, but I will look it up out of curiosity! Just sharing a tidbit of info.....I was first told that there was nothing they could do for my condition - that it would eventually go away. I kept saying I felt I had 'the creeping crud'! It really effects your confidence! I then had another doctor tell me that he absolutely could give me something for it, and gave me Kenalog cream. It worked like a charm, and it wasn't too long - and I was clear. I felt a weight had been lifted off of me. I now am a retired RN (on permanent disability), but I won't forget how it made me feel - several decades ago. Just wanted to share for any readers that this may impact positively, be proactive, don't give up....and hang in there!! 💕 (So very happy for Libby! 👍)

[@circleofcourage3903]

This young lady is amazing

[@strawberrysoymilkshake]

How did the hospital send a letter saying she probable lymphoma?! That's just horrible and so worrying for her poor mum!!!

[@yvonnejuneau3201]

Thank you Jesus & Awesome Dr.Emma!!😊 ❤ You are Fabulous!! I absolutely ❤️🧡🩷💙💛🩵💚 watching Dr.Emma's videos!!

[@jamielynngearheart9969]

This good example always get second opinion. Here hospital made her mom think she had cancer. That is sad! Shame on that hospital

[@ellenmccormick9293]

What a lovely little girl. Polite and a wee comedian lol ❤

[@pizzazzincorporated4583]

Does anyone think it outrageous that this woman would get a letter from the hospital suggesting cancer?!?! In the first place the diagnosis was cursory and incorrect. In the second place, that is NOT how you inform a patient she might have cancer! By letter?! Astoundingly insensitive!

[@rufusbayne2230]

Very well said. Thank you

[@pinepienaar3171]

Dr Emma is really a sweet Angel...

[@colleendixon9162]

Dr Emma has such an amazing bedside manner.

[@caseyslove]

Dr. Emma did loads of tests to determine a diagnosis. It is a relief to both her mother and herself that it is definitely not cancer. Thank goodness this young girl can have some normalcy in her life.

[@TheOutdoorLivingChannel]

Awesome ! I was praying it would be good news

[@Oliver11217]

Dr.Emma is the best !!!so nice very kind all around good Doctor 🌷🌷🌷🌷

[@marysiadzierzek6482]

Brilliant result, I'm so happy for her. Xxxx

[@cathifamjourney469]

Yay,so glad the cream helped!

[@deidreholmes7535]

This is the first time I’m watching these videos that someone mentions Pityriasis Rubra Pilaris. I have this

[@sonyawix5871]

Im in awe of her nails

[@karenk3458]

How could the physicians prescribe her meds without taking blood at the very least 😮😢 and the spots actually look really cute on this beautiful young lady but I could see how she would want the spots done given how harsh adolescences could be. I’m glad she sort and received help.

[@ellencox8415]

With her medical history, their statements boggled my mind. I believe them, but I can't believe how stupid those previous doctors were to just assume they knew.

[@roxanamcglinchey6613]

Yes that blew my mind also that no blood tests were ordered! Very strange indeed I believe. First and foremost, I'd have thought, they would want to reassure Libby and her mother by doing blood tests! Just presuming you know what it is, seems damn right ignorant to me.

[@SouthernArtist77]

I feel so bad for kids who get sick, it’s just not fair.

[@braxlucky5718]

I had this it took about 6mth of light therapy and it just slowly faded away and I haven’t had it back since.

[@Annieovskimile123]

God bless good people !

[@deborahgeorge3238]

Great doctor!

[@evelinagleisner930]

No one should have to go through or worry about that❤

[@MrsSherrymcm]

Praise the Lord, that her condition wasn’t in anyway related to cancer! I pray she stays cancer free.

[@stephaniebarrett6921]

what a sweet girl!

[@rosetheflower2000]

As soon as I saw that rash, I knew what it was because I've also had it! Pityriasis rosea was my variant. Indeed doesn't itch at all, just kind of weird.

[@zakgreer6581]

My 2 yr old grand daughter has blotches like this and they said it's eczema. So it's hard to keep her clothes loose n on and having to watch what shampoo n laundry soaps to use on her. I think it's something more. She's had blood tests done

[@river8760]

The dermatologist should do a punch biopsy and allergy testing too.

[@alisonshanahan1237]

Sodium Laurel Sulphate is a major cause of skin problems, it's found in soap products.

[@susanneerceg8850]

Es werden immer mehr....und so ganz allmählich wird des nette Lächeln ein Lächeln der Ratlosigkeit und irgendwie versteht das Sie es nicht mehr aufhalten können

[@ashhww]

Who knows where they are now

[@MarshaNPILoveCanada]

I noticed the camera is focusing on her mother's hair when she's interviewed. When it comes to Penicillin, I have the opposite reaction from her. But instead it's similar to her skin condition. *I'm allergic to it so my arms turns red blotches.* I couldn't catch the skin condition's name. Oh well... From Bandung, Indonesia

[@strawberrysoymilkshake]

Who would make fun of a 15 year old for having a skin condition especially while she's already worried about it being secondary cancer. I'm so heartbroken that kids are so bloody mean.

[@saoirseviolet9284]

She does have really nice nails!

[@maryday9351]

I have that it takes 5yrs to go away chemo and meds done it to me it looks like mine

[@susanneerceg8850]

Warum könnte es nicht im Bereich des möglichen sein das das n extremer Hautpilz sein könnte???

[@jaylenprince4870]

The thumbnail is click-bait...😒

[@margreetanceaux3906]

Communicating is a task in itself. Whoever gave mom the impression "the bottom line is T-cell lymphoma"… think very hard what that does to the patient and relatives. Don’t let that be a cliffhanger.

[@pepsico815]

Looks like a textbook rash from penicillin.

[@river8760]

Nope.

[@broombromden498]

I agree!

[@jamielynngearheart9969]

No I'm allergic to it. The rash I get is crazy. Nothing like this.

[@broombromden498]

@@jamielynngearheart9969 But not everybody’s bodies are alike;

[@kimberleycurrie3156]

If her mum was worried about skin cancer why did she wait 18 months before taking her to the doctor.

[@aprilkilroy7405]

Because of universal health care. It can take up to a yr or more to see a doctor

[@kimberleycurrie3156]

@@aprilkilroy7405 Funny that i live in Scotland and i was referred in less than 2 weeks

[@aprilkilroy7405]

@kimberleycurrie3156 use to hearing about long waiting periods for doctors

[@skyeblue5669]

《❤》 Probably to much penicillin..

[@jocelyn5677]

🙏 Amen

[@valeriedorion9211]

Considering her past she should have seen her pediatric oncologist and being referred to a dermatologist.

[@joemcgowan5372]

I can’t believe they did do a simple blood test to see what was going on with her previous boat with lymphoma

[@jamesjolly7406]

👍👍

[@zhexu1727]

Happy for her, not CTL

[@bjlangelange2145]

could be oxalates.

[@ozgal6929]

I do not understand why this poor girl is being force fed antibiotics by her doctors as that simply lowers her immuníty against so many things. Mamma take Libby to see a functional medicine doctor who deals in natural cures by getting to the root cause of illnesses. Good luck on your journey to complete wellness Libby.❤🇦🇺

[@river8760]

To avoid infections, and her Drs know what they’re doing, ‘Functional medicine’ isn’t science. She’s fine.

[@HulklingsBoyfriend]

Because functional medicine isn't medicine, it's pseudoscience.

[@debbyrabold6069]

​@@river8760please educate yourself about functional medicine.

[@madelineverenini7922]

Her spleen doesn’t work anymore because of the cancer treatments. She needs antibiotics to prevent infections

[@river8760]

@@madelineverenini7922 👌

[@Pedant_Patrol]

Did she take the 💉?

[@HulklingsBoyfriend]

I hope so! COVID is very dangerous for cancer survivors.

[@debbyrabold6069]

​@@HulklingsBoyfriendthe cvd shots are implicated in the development of cancer, as well as myocarditis.

[@Pedant_Patrol]

@@HulklingsBoyfriend lmao

[@saraasmr5200]

@@debbyrabold6069 peer reviewed research shows that there are about 5-10 cases of myocarditis per 1,000,000 doses of the covid vaccine administered (that’s about a .0005% chance of developing it) and it’s over twice as high for people who actually contract covid. Also, can you mention any studies showing that covid vaccines cause cancer? I can’t find any credible research that demonstrate that.

[@HulklingsBoyfriend]

This is false and has been debunked many a time. COVID, however, does cause myocarditis. So does being fat and lazy.@@debbyrabold6069

[@albertjohn2735]

Am happy to see that we have a great n wonderful doctor who can cure skin disease 🪰 Amazing 👏👏👏