Paul and Ashlee Higginbotham knew what was and wasn't normal for their kids. As the parents of six, they had seen a lot of illnesses and tantrums. But they were baffled by the behavior of their ...

EAST TEXAS (KLTV) - Survivors of an uncommon brain condition say repeat misdiagnosis is keeping patients in pain. Chiari brain malformation affects approximately 1 in 1,000 people, but doctors say it ...

A family in West Virginia was shocked after learning the medical mystery after four of their six daughters were diagnosed with the same rare brain disorder, one after another. As per CBS Paul and ...

Chiari malformation is when a part of the brain extends through an opening where the skull meets the spinal canal. It can happen if the skull is too small or misshapen. Depending on the severity, it ...

A family in the US discovered that four of their six kids were diagnosed with Chiari malformation, a rare brain disorder. Parents are able to detect problems with their children before a report or a ...

All four girls underwent surgical procedures in New York. A family in West Virginia was left stunned after four of their daughters were diagnosed one after another with the same rare brain condition.

Chiari malformation (CM) is a structural abnormality in the relationship of the skull and the brain. This means that the skull is small or misshapen, causing it to press on the brain at the base of ...

A West Virginia family's youngest daughter, Austyn, was diagnosed with Chiari malformation, a rare brain condition. This led to a shocking discovery: three of her sisters, Amelia, Aubrey, and Adalee, ...

A teacher whose symptoms were repeatedly dismissed by doctors actually had a serious neurological disorder: one she describes as feeling like her brain was 'falling out' of her head. Shelli Gunnoe, 26 ...

DEAR DR. ROACH: My older daughter has had headaches most of her life. When she was young, she thought it was normal. Severe migraines started around 1995. Many doctors later, they came up with ...

Parents are able to detect problems with their children before a report or a medical professional verifies them. And this is just what happened to Paul and Ashlee Higginbotham, who shared six children ...