HUGE PAINFUL WART REMOVAL ON A CHILD

This young girl is suffering from an extremely large, painful wart on the side of her heel. The patient is autistic and very sensitive, so today we will be surgically removing this huge wart.
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After discussing the different options for warts, we have decided to surgically remove it since the area is extremely painful to touch.
It is so painful that she doesn't want anyone touching it, even when you look at it she pulls away. It won't be easy to treat topically, so we will be removing this wart with a more aggressive treatment.
Bye, bye huge painful wart.
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The Toe Bro
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[@Watkins106]

That’s a more scared cry than anything. Holy cow that’s huge! Poor kid. Jonathan your kindness and patience made me tear up. I work with people with disabilities and sometimes it’s hard to find people who understand that

[@Strifentine44]

Made me tear up too! He was so sweet to her.

[@sunshinegriffin2965]

Had me crying

[@juanelorriaga2840]

This guy is a saint with people good on him

[@nzkiwiange]

@@brenbarnes9724 yup exactly like my son.

[@NYFalconman]

Courtney Watkins the doctor did a great job!

[@colleenuchiyama4916]

As the parent of a child on the spectrum, I thank you for your compassion and knowledge dealing with this kid. Wish there were more docs like you!

[@hairballjones8451]

And as a Spectrum" Aunt" I too appreciate his gentleness- just because our " motherboard" might be wired a little differently it doesn't negate us as people of value.

[@KM-oq5yi]

I’m so impressed with your bedside manner with this child and her parents. Taking a non verbal child to any kind of doctor is so stressful for the parents, the way you thought on your feet was so refreshing and pleasing to watch. My non verbal 13 yr old daughter needs five people to pin her down for an injection and the whole ordeal is heart wrenching every time!! I wish there were more ‘aware’ doctors in this world, but well done on a swift procedure.

[@TheToeBro]

It’s definitely not easy for everybody involved...all I can do is do my best to make it as quick and easy for everyone!

[@gallopingg1]

GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR DAUGHTER.X

[@thanatos8214]

Nikki Bentley Is My Angel Most times when people say someone is nonverbal and autistic, it doesn’t mean they’re mute. It means they can’t really communicate verbally, especially not the way we want them to. I work with a nonverbal child. She talks, but she really only says “mama” and “book.” She mostly uses her hands, or we’ll let her walk around so she can go to the area/thing she wants.

[@thanatos8214]

Nikki Bentley Is My Angel No, that’s what it means by definition. But in a literal sense and how it’s often used towards those who are on the spectrum, it usually means they are not verbal in the way society would like them to be.

[@thanatos8214]

Nikki Bentley Is My Angel Plus, just because YOU can do something, does NOT mean others can do the same thing, no matter what their mental capacity is.

[@candicebreedlovecheney3634]

I've worked with the Autism community for 14 years, I am so impressed with how you worked with the child and parents. Her singing is so cute. I hope she got a bunch of Starbursts after this!

[@ItsJustLisa]

And KFC for dinner! She did very well with this whole thing.

[@hahahano766]

I’ve been in the autism community for 14 years! (not exactly i’m just 14 and have autism haha)

[@748xxjxxexx9]

💯💯💯💯💯💯💥

[@mofo264]

@@ItsJustLisa it looked like popcorn chicken

[@patriciadavis5939]

That was so hard for her. She’s a sweetheart. I know you’ll make sure she’s ok. Enjoy your candy sweetheart 🥰😊😊😊

[@katherinecarney8480]

I’m a BCBA and work with the autism population and this video warmed my heart. You are such a kind doctor and compassionate to the kiddo. Doctors apps can be scary but a nice gently soul makes it better

[@joshuahaldeman1072]

Thank you for working with autistic children my son has autism and I relate to what is going on with this little girl she doesn't understand what's going on but she is a brave little girl she kept her posher and I like the dog and let the doctor do what he had to do Jon he is very gentle soul

[@notevenlistening6072]

Poor kid. It's so hard to do things like this for a child who can't understand why it's happening.

[@smileytow1925]

noteven listening ❤️

[@linfh8431]

But he handled everything well

[@excdnforces4035]

such a nice guy and a sweet girl my heart goes out to her

[@susannevling1291]

You were so kind and gentle in considering this young lady's disabilities. As always, you show skill and professionalism in the overall treatment. Thank you for being a terrific healthcare professional.

[@rosebug1999]

Well I do have very sensitive feet too

[@anitasimaganis5449]

I think every mother's heart breaks when they hear a child cry in pain the same reaction when a nursing mother hears another baby cry glad u helped her i had to check my son every other day for injuries because of pain tolerance

[@justordinaryeverydaylife7977]

Anita Simaganis Father 💔 too... Any bonded parent for that matter.

[@jessicamadison377]

Definitely. I knew it was for the best but it’s definitely sad to hear

[@alicezayas688]

She was more scared than in pain. She was completely numb after the shot. But it’s just as heartbreaking when they’re scared.

[@patc4624]

Hell as a new uncle listening to my niece scream when she was sick and they drew blood, I can't recall exactly how old she was but it was only a few months, I had to leave the room.

[@furretbell]

Honestly as a person who doesn't have nor plan to have human children it still breaks my heart. Of course I proud myself as a pet parent. I'm just so happy that hopefully the little one might have relief and hope she doesn't have to go through something like this again!

[@jessweaver5713]

I’m autistic and verbal. Although I have no issues with expressing myself I am super sensitive to certain things, pain being one of them. I totally felt for her and for you, it must be awful hearing her in pain but you’re professionalism and bed side manner is superb. I loved hearing her singing!!

[@mattv6262]

It's an amazing feeling when people take the time to understand such struggles. For me the issue is being extremely sensitive to sound. Friends love to joke that I have Vulcan hearing, but it's agonizing at times. Best option has just been not to react very much to loud noises, although no less painful.

[@jesussaves7849]

I have a 20-year-old niece with Aspergers. She has some sensory issues.

[@Saphireproductions1]

I was diagnosed with autism at 13 I’ve had bad experiences with elementary school teachers one teacher called me “retarded” I didn’t know what the word meant at that time but when I realized what it meant it made me very sad I’m 17 now and I still get the “you don’t look autistic” which makes no sense like how is someone supposed to look autistic? But I’ve learned to cope with my differences and now use my difference to educate others about autism

[@andrewneria2416]

Nikki Bentley Is My Angel why are you so damn toxic

[@crazyleyland5106]

I don't take kindly to pain, except for tattoos.

[@Gunner4D]

This guy is special. He deserves all the recognition he gets.

[@isabella2513]

I can’t imagine being this little girl............😭I felt for her. They did a wonderful job keeping her as comfortable as they could so they can help her. Wonderfully done.

[@MrsDobbyTFE]

What a beautiful little soul, she was so brave and did really well. As a mother with an Autistic child I understand how difficult these kinds of procedures are but Jonathan you truly are an angel. Your calming energy and wonderful demeanor made for a smooth and painless experience for this young lady. I adore you and wish we had a practitioner as understanding and nurturing as you are. You are going to be a wonderful father some day or end up rocking in the corner like the rest of us LOL 🤪🤣😂 but at least you'll have your humour and kindness to get you through. Lots of love always, from devoted fans here in the UK 😘🥰 🖤👣🖤👣🖤 xxxx

[@serialkillaboi9329]

I was eating

[@hummingbird275]

Maria Very nice comment 👍😊

[@nickwinchester3207]

🥵😘😝😜🤪😋😛🥰😍

[@simonrival1613]

All those muscles and still overpowered by a small child's lower leg. Small kids never cease to surprise.

[@kaley4788]

I know! It’s amazing how strong kids really are! I swear with my 3 year old daughter it’s like wrestling a damn bear! 🐻😂

[@Nothinggirl]

Humans are actually very very strong but our brain doesn’t let us use our full potential or we will really damage our bodies or die. I think that, as we get older, we learn to show physical restraint. Kids usually just let it all go, and when you don’t care, that’s when the real strength comes out. And imagine, that’s within the confines of what our brain allows us to do!

[@PointPeanut]

@@Nothinggirl facts

[@etheriousnatsudragneel5835]

Some scientists looked into it and if every muscle from an average human are pushing in a single direction you could push multiple tones. Now imagine a trained human that is in peak conditions if they would do that. How much power would be in that push

[@monarchmain-6905]

@@Nothinggirl so I can become Superman if I give myself a lobotomy with a screwdriver

[@Ashley-mw5jh]

I also have a disability and it warmed my heart to see how gentle you were with not only that sweet little girl but also the encouragement you gave to her parents. Thank you for showing that kindness matters in providing healthcare. The world needs more doctors like you, sir.

[@mimievans7985]

Having a grandchild that is in the spectrum, this video just wants to make me cry. You are so gentle and caring. I could only wish there are more people like you in this world. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

[@evelynlund5996]

i love how he’s so patient with her and stays calm :)

[@Classyangelic]

You were so kind to her Jonathan, ASD is such a wide spectrum, I think you dealt with the situation well, checking with those who know her best for the best way to move forward. Excellent as always xxx

[@steve647my]

My hat goes off to you. You handled that young lady like a real professional. You were able to control the patient and keep her calm. I have a grandson like her and it takes 4 people to hold him down for a shot. You are the BEST!!!!

[@JustCallMeChina]

Ouch 😬poor baby. I just wanted to give her a hug when she started crying

[@laurenallison9391]

I know, it’s hard as parent to make this decision for their daughter who really isn’t verbal and this being a true way to help her. Truth be told, this was the ONLY way to do it😪😓😢_ I can guarantee to the Dr that he didn’t feel good doing this. I kinda wish that they maybe gave her twilight sedation for this? But maybe they couldn’t because of the risks with being Autistic? I dunno. Poor thing😿~ I felt bad but I’m glad she won’t be in pain after this!

[@freshmanie3561]

Exactly she sounded so desperate and I was about to cry.

[@MimiJoys]

Me too! She was absolutely precious and she truly did do an amazing job! I loved her voice. What an amazing child!

[@jesussaves7849]

China Me too. I bet he wanted to give her a hug too.

[@serialkillaboi9329]

I was confused why she was screaming

[@rebeccabarnet6746]

Thank you so much for being so patient and understanding with her. I'm autistic and 19 and I know that this would be hard for me now, let alone when I was younger.

[@dancingfirefly7761]

What a good, brave little girl! The doc and parents did well in keeping her calm, too.

[@12aptures]

I've known Jon Since we were teens and hes such a great and genuine guy. This is how he really is in real life.

[@hummingbird275]

12uckuz It must be wonderful to know him! 👍😊

[@lesliebilotta8450]

12uckuz - you are very lucky to know him! He IS genuine! You can tell!!

[@raymierainbow]

Very jealous. I would love to know him

[@muzzyog8705]

His lying

[@muzzyog8705]

Don’t be fooled

[@SuperPrettyPink101]

I'm autistic too, it's a disorder of fear, things that most people can deal with, our brains register as life threatening. When an autistic person is reacting in a way that may seem "dramatic" to you, it's because their brain is telling them they are in extreme danger. The fear, the discomfort, the feeling that your mind is working against you can not be put into words. Thank you for being so kind and patient with her, a lot of people wouldn't have been. ♥️

[@hairballjones8451]

Exactly right- thank you for summing it up Tahni R- I too am on the Spectrum- albeit the High End.

[@tinamarisia123]

Thankyou for that explanation. My son has either borderline aspergers or anxiety syndrome but does not fit fully jnto either category.. I had no real understanding until he started to tell me more and he is now 22, I knew he was shy and could not get the school to do proper tests for dyslexia and autism. Your explanation has really given me more understanding.. thankyou.. When he was young he would scream and tantrum and destroy rooms, but because he seemed distressed rather than angry I would either cuddle him or sit with him until he could make sense of the world.. everyone told me i was doing the wrong thing, but i wanted him to feel secure, all these years later i am so pleased j followed my instinct and what I was seeing.. fear and distress.. About the same time we were going thro a divorce.. my husband was a jekyll and Hyde..

[@Kesa765]

I have Autism also and I can feel her pain I'm terrified of needles so watching this eased my fear slightly but hearing the child scream scared me that much I had to skip it because when people scream in pain I just can't handle it! once my little sister got off of our dining room chair a bone in her foot move outwards and she scream in mild pain and I covered my ears and eyes and RAN to my bathroom and locked the door until I calmed down...

[@charliemydacshund8136]

Yeah same

[@andreagrussu6778]

I'm asperger and i went trought the same surgery and I'm very very scared of needles and my emotions and mental schemes are difficultto understand for other people. But I try to stay the most calm i can.

[@Administrator_O-5]

Jonathan you are beyond amazing in all aspects. You always respect your patients regardless of age, gender or condition, in your office everyone is the most important patient ever. Your bedside manner is a master class in proper patient care. You resolve the issue the 1st time. Extraordinary beyond compare!

[@HnilllinH]

This video has made me emotional. My younger sister has autism and an intellectual disability, and this video made me wish you worked in Australia. I constantly worry about how others treat her, and this warmed my heart. You did such an awesome job communicating with her, giving constant positive praise and reassurance that you were just holding her foot, engaging with her, acknowledging her likes and interests and the quick job overall. I am also a speech therapist and think you did such an amazing job. My two cents, I make a lot of social stories and use visuals to help my sister and students understand more of what is happening to them and their environment. Even having a timer visual timer to let her know roughly when the procedure will finish, or a visual timetable. Adding predictability to let them know it will finish, when it will finish, and what is coming up next helps a lot to ease anxious thoughts and behaviours. Definitely subscribing. Thank you.

[@leylahsawal32]

Can’t helped not to cry while she was crying, because she’s my granddaughter. I just can’t stand seeing her in pain, I love her so much. Thank you so much doctor for the job well done. Now she’s ok! 👍👏🙏😇❤️

[@genraldmoney8171]

I call BS

[@hollymosqueda158]

@@genraldmoney8171 Seems like you are a crabby patty.

[@Nonexistent_creature]

@@genraldmoney8171 same

[@karibe1868]

I just saw this how her foot I hope she better now .. it was very hard to see this video

[@samsara-summermooncomehome5881]

@@genraldmoney8171 probably because you're full of it🤐

[@alphabrenna]

You’re doing god’s work man. You handled that beautifully.

[@prettyricky9676]

For those who can pay the price, at least.

[@alphabrenna]

I think he’s in Canada. Probably minimal cost, if any.

[@hummingbird275]

alphabrenna AMEN

[@mollygeniesse8412]

Poor peanut!! Just a bit of pain for permanent relief! She did great.

[@Babyjohn8170]

Molly Mrozinsky They both did great 👍

[@joshrogers7816]

Well done everyone. Not easy watching someone you love and care for in distress. And my admiration for The Toe Bro just went through the roof. So many professionals would have chickened out or gone for full anaesthetic. To watch Jonathan, explain carefully and clearly, keeping calm and responsive to the young girl was so uplifting. I hope her recovery was uneventful.

[@adam346]

"if i miss the foot, i'll just numb your hand" lol

[@nat3sans]

dafuq

[@Xaerorazor0]

To the parents: Keep strong. I know you love your daughter so much. I know having to do this is hard. -fellow parent with ASD children

[@notevenlistening6072]

Add my voice to yours. We should pull for each other.

[@torikelley973]

But yes I agree! ❤️

[@ScarletBrimstone]

I can relate to this video. I have a 9yr old daughter with ASD and just a dental cleaning can be traumatic. He was so good with this girl, I wish more physicians were like him.

[@YoohooitsSue1]

My son has autism, it was so hard for him especially when he was younger. You did an amazing job explaining what was going to happen, prepping the parents, then being quick with the procedure.

[@chronicallyerica]

As an autism mom, you handled this beautifully! It’s a difficult situation but I love how you talked to her not just about her. You treated her with care and dignity and she will be so thankful once she heals!

[@1976MonaLisa]

This was hard to watch, but so rewarding. Jonathan, you are so wonderful with your patients and their families. You are awesome. ❤

[@TheToeBro]

tysm!

[@jackcrisp7089]

His bedside maner is amazing unlike any doctor ive ever had

[@marissascaggs]

I've only had one true gem of a dr but sadly he's passed on now. I suffer from Hemiplegic migraines and he was the one dr that knew me and what my normal was or wasn't and how to treat me. There are some that I think I've found close to him but no one will ever take Dr. Crouch's place. I loved his heart and his compassion. May he rest in peace!

[@hummingbird275]

Jack Crisp Yes, he is so very caring and kind.

[@suet.r.4815]

My son has amazing doctors in several fields. I have found that most (not all) professionals really rise to the occasion once they understand the needs/limitations of my child.

[@AyeJaeBaby88]

Oh my poor sweet girl!! Oh my heart! I just want to hug her so badly! 🤗 Well done Jonathan. Your touch and love with these kids you treat is magnificent. Bless you friend

[@TheToeBro]

Means a lot ayejae!

[@drmx74]

That’s quite huge wart for a little girl 😢

[@peterriverajr6899]

That's a big wart for anyone.

[@mrsbutterkup3849]

I have a daughter who is also autistic. Thanks for being so awesome to her (and her parents!!)

[@donnadalessio3853]

That little Girl did so well , you are so wonderful to your patients.

[@pattywilliams788]

Her crying broke my heart, but it needed to be done, poor baby! I’d give her the biggest bag of Skittles. Great job, Jonathan; you’re so great with your patients.

[@sirylixrl7286]

You mean starburst

[@RedactedText]

@@sirylixrl7286 Both

[@FusionPatriot]

why can't they just give her like respiratory anesthetic

[@pattywilliams788]

@@FusionPatriot Anesthesia is very tricky especially with children. She would need to be in a hospital for that.

[@b.mzraiders911]

I always say it...he's such a great doctor and love how he treats everyone 💚

[@hummingbird275]

B MzRaiders Martinez 👏👏👍🙏

[@AlliB2513]

Poor kid! I am super happy her parents decided to take her to you though knowing how kind and patient you are I’m sure took a huge stress off the parents shoulders!

[@TheSaltySiren]

WOW!!! That wart was HUGE!!! This would have been hard for any child to sit through! My son (13) is also on the Spectrum. Taking him to the doctor’s office for any procedure is such a fight. He is so deathly afraid of being in pain. This sweet girl did a phenomenal job!!

[@anntilley9410]

Oh wow, that looked painful . Bless her ❤️ I’m so glad she went to Toe Bro!, He’s the best!

[@nicolewolcott1935]

She did amazing. I work with elderly individuals with disabilities and she handled it better than my residents.

[@cocorose16]

Watching this made my heart feel full. You’re so patient, kind, and skilled at what you do and I know many are grateful for your talents. Glad you do what you do ❤️

[@RealSalica]

Well done , I was holding my breath , I was so scared she would move when you were cutting . I hope it will heal properly and that it won't be too painful for the poor girl.

[@falconsfeather6970]

The squirming she did while the needle was in her foot made me flinch so hard. Reminded me of when I had to be held down to get my blood drawn when I was little.. not fun! I’m so happy you were as understanding as you could be with her, thank you for being so kind.

[@empressmondays7109]

Appreciate all the medical people showing lots of love to patients like her. I also have a nonverbal autistic brother who's insanely strong. We had 4 med techs hold him just so the clinic can perform abdominal utz. I'm grateful for your understanding and patience.

[@dr.wigglesworld4046]

“If I miss the foot, I’ll just numb your hand.” 🤓 Bless her heart! So much pain without understanding. Great job, Jonathon!

[@nickwinchester3207]

😐

[@Maxtheprotogen2238]

😐

[@makaqsas3373]

😐

[@maryduff8831]

Poor baby ... mom dad and you did a great job with her disability and the treatment. That's an almighty big wart for such a little foot.

[@shrondab]

Wow if I wasn’t a fan of The Toe Bro I totally am after watching this video. So gentle and understanding. Such grace many blessings.

[@Lmzip2]

Excellent work and excellent care of this young patient. Discussion with the parents on the causes, prevention and treatment is gold.

[@betinablueyes]

Very sweet little girl. I'm glad she doesn't have to feel that wart anymore. Thank you, Doctor.

[@Slow_AZ_TRD]

Dealing with kids is hard to begin with and then a child with a different situation like autism and you handled it well. Outstanding patience! Very nice job!

[@sunshineisfine2]

What awesome manners you have Jonathan. Your empathy is something all doctors should have. You made me cry in how you understood the child's needs. 👍👍🤗

[@hummingbird275]

Corina Streahorn The best!

[@rikkitikkitallie]

Oh bless her little heart! Those cries just broke mine. Everyone did such a great job and glad she will feel much better.

[@西原正人-l4q]

この先生の集中力、優しさ、すごい 。感動しました!!

[@nataliebushman1049]

I can only echo what so many have already said. Thank you for treating her with respect and kindness. And not using her autism as any type of click-bait or bragging point

[@jasnookybb5430]

She has such a sweet voice when she sings ❤

[@nicoolpeg7821]

That was a huge wart!! Your patient really was a trooper. So were her parents. Well done, Toe Bro ❤️ Your bedside manner and sensitivity continues to shine 😊🇨🇦

[@Authenticallyathena]

Bless this sweet baby's heart and her awesome parents. I'm so glad they brought her to him, such an amazing and patient doctor.

[@angelouaje1767]

TOE BRO: I'm just holding ur foot Also TOE BRO: getting out a huge chunck of Iceberg in North Pole

[@ChairmanMeow1]

Numbing kids is not easy... thank you for being so calm and patient

[@SunshineandWhiskey23]

As the parent of a special needs child, I think you did a wonderful job working with expectations and directions with the parents and talking with the child. A lot of doctors forget to communicate with the child and try to bond with them just because of their special needs. It takes special people to be able to work with this population and to do it well, and you definitely have this gift. Bravo to you!

[@kimberlymichelle7853]

Dude I’m so sensitive when it comes to scenarios like these , I’m not a mother but I took care of my 7 year old sister when I was only 11 and helped my mother raise my brother when I was 13. I felt a deep heavy feeling in my chest when I heard her cry & I started to Feel a knot in my throat when I saw your patience , Shout out to literally every Parent that’s doing their job !!

[@debraboyea7776]

Jonathon this is why you are so loved by everyone!

[@Elizabethathanickal908]

I AM SO PROUD OF THAT CHILD

[@margaretdillinger5090]

You are the nicest and sweetest guy ever. That poor child.

[@anntaban220]

Thank you for taking care of her Jon, you've done really well. Kudos to Nanay too for keeping her preoccupied while Jon removes the wart.

[@lakiathompson1852]

Omg i wanted cry when she started crying the she stop crying started sing and talking like nothing happened i started laughing like what you were just crying a second ago gosh that had to hurt glad she's better now whooo.

[@eldreir]

Most of the crying is from fear and reflex. She knows her heal hurts when people touch it, so she doesn't want it touched. More than that, for some of us with autism touch hurts. I used to be in her spectrum, unable to fully communicate or communicate properly... It was hard work through many years to help me be able to express myself and what's going on inside. Now I use that experience to try to help those not on the spectrum have some knowledge of being inside of that. I still have a lot of issues with it, written word is easier than speaking, at least beyond parroting superficially. I still have many issues with touch being painful due to hyposensitivity, noises, lights... I still have all of the issues to the same degree as before, I'm just better at hiding it to blend in and make people less afraid of me. Luckily I have a good support system of people like me, so I can drop the "normal" facade around them and be myself (which takes way less energy).

[@joannewright1525]

Terrible huge wart for anyone to, have. So glad you took her to to Toe Bro

[@stinky6832]

Oh my god learn to use commas

[@KrystalKstar]

You did well with her. It’s difficult in situations where the patient doesn’t understand.

[@56sleepy]

Well done all around, and what a thoughtful way you have of sensing and responding to where her sensitivities and differences in perception truly lie. We should all be so lucky to be so well understood and responded to. Bravo.

[@ginamcdonald7854]

She did great! Patience and understanding goes a long way with autistic children!

[@winnamitchell3446]

Johathan, I have a daughter that is simular to this young lady. I love how you handled this treatment. My daughter is hard to do procedures on. I would hope that she is always treated like you treated this patient. It is hard, but stuff needs to be done. ❤❤❤

[@nancyjoyce573]

God bless you AND the mom who remained calm and reassuring to her child. I am a retired Registered Nurse, and always had a heart tor children!! You handled the procedure very professionally. but u added a large dose of kindness and concern for the frightened child!!

[@jenniemuller5341]

He is so good with kids, he was so patient and everything.

[@Katthegoddess]

Shew. That must have been hard to do as a doctor. Even though you know it's the best for her in the end, the fact that she's nonverbal just must've been hard. Hats off to you for sure Johnathan! I'm currently going into the medical field and your bedside manner is what I strive for!

[@robinright825]

You did a great job numbing her quickly and removing that wart. She barely knew what was happening. My adult son is severely autistic & non-verbal. I know how hard it is to get an individual with special needs through a difficult & painful procedure. A+ for you!!!!

[@ChristinaHallock6578]

I work with kids and adults with disabilities and behavioral issues you did a great job! Thank you for making her feel safe and happy.

[@nenaelliott8058]

That was amazing to watch. Difficult to make children understand why you're doing what you have to do... Like hold her foot. She was just frightened.

[@Mimito5]

Oh, poor baby! Jonathan, you did a wonderful job working on her! Bless her little heart!

[@mrphoenix7029]

This guys has the cheek to talk about red starbursts while holding a chunk of her bloody flesh😅😂

[@mrphoenix7029]

@Isabelle Pitt Yes, but work etiquette is a completely different story🤣

[@sector5839]

Doctors talk to the paitents to distract them while they are doing the surgery

[@myrnademauro5929]

Dealing with a special challenged child calls for kindness & patience from the parents and the chiro-podiatrist … even if it means giving her favorite starburst candy to distract her. It takes full understanding & consideration from those watching. Toe Bro videos such as this is quite very educational.

[@jrag1000]

Dr. Pimple popper takes about likening this stuff to food...

[@shuhaabshah131]

Thanks man. I am a dermatologist. And nobody taught me these things. I did a few surgeries on recalcitrant warts after learning from these videos. Patients were alhamdulillah free from disease. Thanks again

[@FreeSpiritAlways]

The little girl did very well. Doc, you were so patient with her. Together yall made the procedure easier on her. 👏

[@tflores516]

That poor little thing! Thank you for being so loving and gentle with her. So many doctors do not have a good bedside manner like you. Thank you for what you do, Dr. Jonathan

[@WenBat]

This must've been really difficult for the kid. Luckily Jonathan knows how to treat any patient with the respect and care they need, well done!

[@patriciamoore3166]

Poor baby, glad her parents found you to help her! Well done!

[@MamaT160]

Jonathan, you are golden! It's really tough on the patient, but for you and the parents, it's so hard to know a child is in pain and fearful. My daughter isn't autistic, so we didn't have that additional challenge. These parents are wonderful, too! God bless them, their sweet girl, and you.

[@brunacunha7864]

She did great! And so did you! Props on being gentle yet firm. As a mother of an autistic child, I expect nothing less than that! ❤️

[@major_sausage6968]

Talking about KFC and starburst whilst you're extracting an alien 💀

[@nzkiwiange]

Like a boss!!

[@KillertoxinVA]

10/10 best doctor

[@NatalieHarrisonLim]

Lmao I laughed so hard when she said that😂😭😂

[@marydesalvo3470]

That poor girl. What a great way of dealing with her fear.

[@maryreynolds5310]

Doc. You have the absolutely best bed side manor! So kind to EVERYONE!

[@mercedezgoodieferguson-kra5031]

Jonathan: "I'm just holding your foot. I'm just holding." Also Jonathan: *scoop, scrape, scoop,scrape*😹😹😹

[@RhettGeorge]

So satisfying !! The doctor is so cool. I am curious to see how that healed because that hole was huge.

[@JeremyMYG]

What! That wart was huge! So happy she can get some relief finally. Sending hugs to the patient and the parents.

[@laurenfinney9762]

What killed me was listening to the words "kfc and starburst" in slow motion 😂

[@motonomad1016]

@ Lauren Finney same here

[@noahgeller9696]

motonomad 101 p

[@mathewberger3042]

Ikkkk

[@AnomaLisa_]

And Jonathans laugh in slow motion will give me nightmares xD

[@HenglishShogun]

Yeah i came into the video at that point and it was absolutely horrific

[@lindahouston9331]

Poor baby! Best to get it over with in one procedure for sure! 😭 That thing looks huge!

[@donnasouza5986]

You are awesome, it's very difficult for a child on the spectrum to understand that you are helping. You did a great job, and I believe its because you are kind and sincere and even a child on the spectrum can feel that.

[@annettewalter2273]

So caring, she doesn’t understand but you were so understanding. 👏👏

[@Lordblow1]

You know the injection is always the most painful to watch. But I actually started crying with the kid. I could practically feel how much that hurt. I hope she can forget that quickly and just remember you helped her get rid of the painful wart.

[@jamiebrown7603]

Ikr he just jabbed it into her foot

[@btstheworld5123]

Jamie Brown its how they're supposed to do it, it only looked intense because she was squirming around. theres no way the needle could go in any other way without "jabbing" it in. the guy handled the situation nicely.

[@hummingbird275]

btstheworld Yes, he was very professional, and kind. He knew what had to be done, HE is the one who is trained to do this.😇

[@outformunch8490]

My kitty came running when the sweet girl was crying, sweet baby girl ❤

[@lightwavz]

Mine did too! There was much concern for this sweet girl!

[@outformunch8490]

@@lightwavz kitties are the best 💜