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She Was Hit By a Car at 4, Then Her Broken Bone Grew Too Long | Limb Length Discrepancy

Most people kick off their shoes to relax. For Laura, taking off her shoes drops her spine four centimeters and instantly throws her body out of alignment. This week, the fellas sit down with Laura to unpack Limb Length Discrepancy (LLD). At four years old, Laura was hit by a car ...  Show more

The Exorcism Of Rose | Surviving Pediatric Psychosis & PANS

What happens when a routine childhood cold turns your sweet eight-year-old into a full-blown horror movie scene overnight? Sickboy royalty Jessica Slice returns to the show for an intimate, terrifying, and wildly eye-opening conversation about the nightmare her family lived throu ...  Show more

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