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S2 E18: I’m Too Young For This Ish! - Part 3 - Graves’ Disease
As we continue the series "I'm Too Young For This Ish!" where Dr. Randy Hines II interviews individuals who received diagnosis' for intense conditions, this episode of On Call with Dr. Randy features Emery Kincade who battles with Graves' Disease. Together, they discuss everything from his initial symptoms, his battle with depression and weight loss, along with his struggles of being misdiagnosed multiple times. His wife, Autumn, even joins in for support. What you can expect in this episode:
3:25 - Initial symptoms
12:57 - Misdiagnosis reactions
13:54 - Effects on spouse
15:52 - Factors of misdiagnosis
17:42 - Visit with PCP
26:56 - Graves’ Disease diagnosis
29:55 - Effects of medications
32:16 - Cognition issues
34:26 - Radiation therapy
41:21 - Getting back to feeling like himself
44:34 - Effects with work
48:11 - Randy’s Random Questions
Tweetable Quotes:
“My brain just wasn't working.” - Emery Kincade
“I wanted answers to what was going on with my husband.” - Autumn Kincade
“I didn't know how to support him." - Autumn Kincade
"I knew for a fact it wasn't pneumonia." - Emery Kincade
“As a Black male, we need to get checkups.” - Emery Kincade
“It could have been the end of our marriage.” - Autumn Kincade
About Emery A. Kincade:
Originally from his hometown of Port Arthur, Texas, Emery Kincade currently lives in Houston, Texas and graduated from Prairie View A&M University with a B.S. in Electrical Engineering. He is married to his wife, Autumn Kincade, and raises two children, Emeri and Cullen. When he gets some free time, he enjoys listening to R&B music and tinkering with electronics, doing home improvement projects, watching movies and classic cars.
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As we continue the series "I'm Too Young For This Ish!" where Dr. Randy Hines II interviews individuals who received diagnosis' for intense conditions, this episode of On Call with Dr. Randy features Emery Kincade who battles with Graves' Disease. Together, they discuss everything from his initial symptoms, his battle with depression and weight loss, along with his struggles of being misdiagnosed multiple times. His wife, Autumn, even joins in for support. What you can expect in this episode:
3:25 - Initial symptoms
12:57 - Misdiagnosis reactions
13:54 - Effects on spouse
15:52 - Factors of misdiagnosis
17:42 - Visit with PCP
26:56 - Graves’ Disease diagnosis
29:55 - Effects of medications
32:16 - Cognition issues
34:26 - Radiation therapy
41:21 - Getting back to feeling like himself
44:34 - Effects with work
48:11 - Randy’s Random Questions
Tweetable Quotes:
“My brain just wasn't working.” - Emery Kincade
“I wanted answers to what was going on with my husband.” - Autumn Kincade
“I didn't know how to support him." - Autumn Kincade
"I knew for a fact it wasn't pneumonia." - Emery Kincade
“As a Black male, we need to get checkups.” - Emery Kincade
“It could have been the end of our marriage.” - Autumn Kincade
About Emery A. Kincade:
Originally from his hometown of Port Arthur, Texas, Emery Kincade currently lives in Houston, Texas and graduated from Prairie View A&M University with a B.S. in Electrical Engineering. He is married to his wife, Autumn Kincade, and raises two children, Emeri and Cullen. When he gets some free time, he enjoys listening to R&B music and tinkering with electronics, doing home improvement projects, watching movies and classic cars.
On Call With Dr. Randy Demographic Survey: Take the survey.
Contact Dr. Randy Hines II: https://www.drrandymd.com
IG: @_drrandy
FB: @HinesEntertainment
LinkedIn: Dr. Randy Hines II
Twitter: @_DrRandy
TikTok: @_drrandy