@beesknees213
....so a doctor actually using her 🧠 just like she was taught in medical school. I'm ALL here.for.it. I love this style.
@umamaalshahiri8155
I'm a medical student ,I open your updates always to check the answers and your teachings , they are a great help!
@LaSorciereFeuillue
What a gracious and generous explanation.
@couchpotato2369
I personally love it this way because if you posted answers immediately i wouldn't even think and just look for answers 😅 I m glad you don't post on same day , it makes me use my 🧠 for answer
@BellaMishellaExplores
I really enjoy these case studies and always learn something. Thanks for posting them!
@KhaledAhmed-rx6ll
I am from New York I am a lumbar disk herniation patient I learn a lot from you Thank you for your sharing, keep up good work !
@storytime5965
I love learning this way and thank you for sharing your knowledge.
@XalexandraXRrR
I love how you stay yourself and kick behinds, no matter the situation
@shivikapratap566
It's very helpful. I enjoy it 😌
@LilyJ0000
Love that you used "Calm Down" for this Dr. Grunch!! Fits perfectly!!💓❤💓
@sparklemaven411
I love the way you teach! It makes me think!
@TheSnarkySiren
Girl I’m anxiously awaiting the neti pot answer. I think it’s because her neti pot wasn’t cleaned properly.
@wkrapek
Wow! You’re organized! I’m so tired of starting a short and not being able to continue it. You also have a nice way of presenting these cases, BTW. Really pleasant and inviting.
@maryelkins736
I love your Sunday case-based learning
@providenciagonzalez163
You and ur total family are awesome!!!! Love ur teaching style!!!
@mattbhagify
❤thank you for posting your case studies. I’m learning so much fine detail.
@teneillehogge1789
Love it,
@2late4date
I like getting the answer on another day. I'm not in the medical field but it allows me to think about your questions before hearing your answer.
@samuelramirez2065
Love it 😊
@canadianbrit