Tully Health Center Same Day Pediatric Surgery Tour
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- Опубліковано 17 тра 2017
- Our surgeons take a compassionate, family-centered approach to both inpatient and outpatient care. We’re committed to making sure both you and your child understand our process. Told through a kid's eyes, this video tour reveals our caring approach.
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Hold up he said 2004
I had about 25 surgeries. They are mostly all nice except one time. No one even talked to me. They just brought me in the operating room and put me to sleep and all they did was talk to each other about their family. I couldn't believe how unprofessional they were!
My Birthday Is February 20th 2004. My Birthday is 02/20/2004.
Rex and warimno Ellison Tangitu and her cousins
wait ur 20 or 21 :
Rex and warimno love you kissssss I love you
How do I donate 😃
I"ve Had Some Surgery in The Past When I Was A Baby..
This kid is almost 20!
Awesome one
Surgery for all ages is a miracle of science. I'm a Veteran who is alive 5 yrs after triple heart bypass another surgery during covid pandemic a carotid artery blockage cleared & a stent put in. Thanks to all my hospital workers, plus these days during covid-19 they are real hero's.
This was so well done. Oh my gosh… the days of my eye surgeries. And adenoids removed. This was enough to make me tear up a little remembering the sweet sounds of what I heard back when I was in surgery. It kind of felt like you went off to dream leand. The quiet sounds of the surgical team putting you to sleep. It is such a sweat sound. And waking up in recovery. It was really interesting to feel the team caring for me especially after my eye surgeries. As many as i have had I remember in one of my eye surgeries the team was telling me that I probably won’t even remember going into the operating room which I actually do remember that and getting situated. I remember it was a gradual thing to bee put to sleep for that… a little medicine to relax and then as I was being rolled into the O.R. On the stretcher I just remember feeling very relaxed and asking “am I asleep yet?” And they would always say “well, you are still talking right? And i would say “yes.” I felt floaty. I do remember having the mask on my nose and after that I don’t remember anything else. I just remember waking up from surgery feeling my throat kind of soar…. That was because of the removal of the mask and then the tube that was put down my throat to keep me breathing and asleep. I just remember with my eye surgeries waking up with a patch on my eye and a blood pressure cuff tightening. It is very interesting feeling this sensation. Of the recovery room. It’s almost like a sleep that you would naturally sleep but you hear a bit of air and beeping. And it is medicine induced. But as far as the sleep it feels the same. It is just that you are put to sleep with medicines. And gas. Beautiful memories of making my eye look good. This gave me memories of for sure my eye surgeries. It made me kind of cry a little bit.😂
Well done team workers at the hospital I bet you was doing the operation really carefully and taking care of the boy
I had my first surgery at Mayo Clinic St.Mary’s in Rochester, Minnesota at 4 months old
I've never had surgery before but if I do have surgery this is a nice video to show me what will happen in surgery.
Rex was born 10 days after my younger brother Charlie. My younger brother was born February 10th 2004. Rex and Charlie are about the same age today
Man I never had surgery cause I'm only 14 but still I hope I never have surgery lol nice job to all those who made it therw there surgery may God be with you all goodbye!
I had an eye surgery nine years ago It went pretty well
Love the kid perspective!
When it came to me getting my tonsils out they were frozen out with cryosurgery instead of the method of cutting them out because of my age. And the recovery time from the cryosurgery was much faster.