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What a remarkable show. Have learned so much, but mostly how compassionate Dr. Sanders is and how determined she is to help patients and their families.

My son was diagnosed nephrogenic diabetes insipidus, hypercaliuria, growth hormone deficiency at age 3, he is now 32 years old, and not much known then or now. Has any one addressed this diagnosis?

My Brother has a 10 year headache history, so far no one has been able to stablish a diagnosis. We will love to be part of your show.

This is an outstanding show as it ties in all elements of healthcare: it brings people and professionals together to connect and help one another, and it sheds light on the impact of words and communication on patient/caregiver outlook and healing.

I watched the first episode and sat & cried when she got her diagnosis. I’ve seen so many doctors-they know something is wrong-but not what. It’s been 10 years- started w pain, fatigue, now worsening peripheral neuropathy 24/7 fasciculations. I applaud you connecting minds.#hope

Well, she doesn't get to the bottom of some of these complaints because she can't really get people to open up and she doesn't pull the string on drug use, parental domination, etc.. There is one where Manchuausen is hinted at and the girl never gets helped.