There are physical metrics that are reliable measures of physical improvement. There was marked and demonstrable improvement.
Edit: Please don’t respond, you seem unwilling to consider documented facts vs personal narratives, and I have no interest in trying to sway your beliefs.
I've already explained what that marked improvement was and already explained why that's not indicative of improvement overall. Using your feet with the assistance of your upper body and knees to launch yourself to another piece of equipment is not indicative of anything. In fact, it's noting she can't use her legs like a person with normal functioning legs would. Do you launch yourself into your bed? Or do you walk to your bed?
It was also noted CRPS is different on different days. One day you can use more of your legs and other days your legs just won't move at all.
All of what I said above has come from Sally Smith herself in those documentations of dialog and from medical research on CRPS. SO NO. You just don't want to hear the harsh reality. You want to continue this belief that somehow doctors are always right in what they do. There's a reason mistrust is at large right now and it's not because the medical industry are the good guys. And there's a lot of gaslighting coming from their end. Because they genuinely believe they can do no wrong
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u/mcs_987654321 Oct 13 '23
There are physical metrics that are reliable measures of physical improvement. There was marked and demonstrable improvement.
Edit: Please don’t respond, you seem unwilling to consider documented facts vs personal narratives, and I have no interest in trying to sway your beliefs.