Good luck precious Nora!

Glad parents pushed with this issue.
PRAYING for Nora and wishing for the best outcome.
Sending love and gentle hugs there way.

How sad. I really hope that Nora makes a good recovery.

That poor little darling, and her poor parents! My heart goes out to them!

wow! why did they not do an x-ray if they suspected a broken bone?

thank goodness the mum was persistent…. many blessings for a speedy recovery x

Behavioural issues in an 8mth old?
I feel for that Doctor now. We all make mistakes at time but hopefully he/she will take the time to sit and think on this and next time they are presented with something similar they will not fob it off so easily.

Oh my goodness. Good on you mumma for going with your gut. I hope you baby girl will be ok

My goodness, that poor family. Wishing little Nora all the best xx

A baby struggling to stand and crawl. That is not a behavioural issue. Is that dr. really qualified? If they baby did show signs of having a tantrum it would have been as a result of not being able to do anything. She has been in pain too. I am wondering what influence the tumor pressing against baby’s spine would have on her leg. Could the baby injured her leg in her desperate attempts to stand up and fallen or in her attempt to pull her legs up into position to crawl? Even normally a baby can suddenly fall the opposite direction an adult expects him/her to fall. NO excuse for such blatant mistakes in diagnosis. A Mum knows her baby best, especially an experienced one.

Oh! Little one! Just 8-months old. Sigh! I hope the treatment will be successful!

Good on mum for trusting her instincts and seeking further advice. Hope little Nora makes a full recovery!

This is just appalling, but sadly doesn’t surprise me as much as it should.

This so called Perth Doctor should loose his license how could a Doctor mistake a tumour for a tantrum where did this man learn how to be a Doctor at CLOWN SCHOOL

Good thing she knew something was wrong and kept pushing for answers. I hope she recovers!

How awful for her to be told such ridiculous reasons before getting the help she desperately needed! How did the doctor determine there was a fracture when there wasn’t? And behavioural issues?? Wow. Mums know best, and no matter how silly you might feel or if there turns out to be nothing wrong, there’s no harm in fighting for your right to be properly heard.

So glad the mother trusted her instincts! This is a very recently opened hospital – sounds like they can use this to help educate staff. Hope the child responds well to the treatment.

Naomie’s words are so true: ““As a mother of three I knew enough about my children to stand up a bit to what they were saying. But what happens if a mum comes in and completely accepts what the doctor says?,”
As a mum, I’ve had to fight doctors to prove what is ‘normal’ for my child, in order for a correct diagnosis and treatment. And more than once too. My heart goes out to Nora and her family in the weeks and months ahead. I hope your treatment is a complete success.

Poor little darling. Wishing her all the best. I pray God gives her and her family strength. Trust your gut and always get a second opinion

Lke he