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Looking for a pediatric cardiologist's second opinion on Zubby's juvenile arthritis
A pediatric cardiologist willing to review Zubby's reports could help the family decide on treatment for juvenile arthritis.
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Zubby was diagnosed with juvenile arthritis in March. The local team has recommended an experimental drug. We understand it's an important decision, and we'd like to be sure.
We're asking if a pediatric cardiologist - anywhere in the world - would be willing to review Zubby's reports and give a short opinion (a call of 20 minutes or a written summary). We'd gladly pay for any cost to your practice that we can afford.
We have scans, lab reports and the doctor's notes ready to share securely. We understand that you can't give formal medical advice without an examination, and we're simply looking for guidance on questions to ask and options to explore.
Thanks for even thinking about it.
Thank you for reading my story.
- effort
- 20-minute call
- format
- Online or by phone
- skills
- medical specialist, willingness to review records
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- Temitope Esther Quadri 🇳🇬
I live about 5 km from Lagos. I can help at the weekend, tell me what you need. Can bring a friend.
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hang in there, Ronke. Hope the doctors have good news.
I hope things turn around soon. Put this on a community board in Ubud this morning. God bless.
Hang in there. This could happen to any of us. I hope June is when things finally get easier
Praying for you, Ronke. I've been in a tough spot myself and it does get easier. My neighbor in Nakuru donated after I showed her your page. All the best.
good luck, Ronke. Hope the doctors have good news. All the best.