The hosts reflect on their own experiences of not being believed by their parents when they were in pain and emphasize the importance of listening and believing their own children, encouraging parents to take their children seriously.
We all have some version of this memory: We didn’t feel well. We fell awkwardly on our wrist. We hit our head. We told our parents, but they didn’t believe us…they told us we’d be fine. They told us we’d feel better soon. Then a few days later it turned out that we had scarlet fever or shingles. Our wrist was broken. We’d sustained a concussion.
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