Did anyone notice at 5:43 her boyfriend txted her saying ‘and how are you feeling?xx’ honestly it made me so happy , she’s living her life and being so happy and strong , she’s honestly an inspiration
I'm forever going to miss you Amy and the inspiration and relatable content you have provided for everyone In this community... Talk about leaving a mark on the world. Amy left her mark on thousands and thousands of people or more.
Hey everyone! thought I would just answer a few questions that keep getting asked. 1. Q. What is wrong with me? A. There's a list of my diagnosis in my description but the main ones that affect me the most are: Ehlers Danlos Syndrome, Gastroparesis, Intestinal dysmotility & Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome. 2. Q. Why Am I in Hospital? A. Because I stopped tolerating my feeds ( I'm fed through a feeding tube because my stomach is paralyzed) and I lost a lot more weight and I could no longer sustain myself, I became very weak. So I was admitted to sort out my blood work & start TPN. 3. Q. What is TPN? A. TPN stands for Total Parenteral Nutrition and it basically is nutrition that goes directly into the bloodstream so it bypasses my faulty digestive system & my nutrition gets fed into a large vessel above my heart. 4. Q. Do I have an eating disorder? A. No, my digestive system doesn't work, my stomach & intestines are paralyzed & I can't digest food. 5. Q. Why aren't my nurses doing my medications & fluid charts? A. Because I choose to do them when I'm admitted! I like to keep my independence and it gives me something to do to pass the time. Also at home, I do all my medications etc so its good to keep up with doing them. So please don't disgrace my lovely nurses because they have been absolutely amazing & and do everything else for me. 6. Q. Why don’t they take blood from my Hickman line? A. Because although it’s more convenient to draw blood from my Hickman it’s an unnecessary line access and everytime my line is accessed unnecessarily it’s infection risk that Im putting myself through and I don’t HAVE to use my line. So any opportunity that I can use different access and minimise my infection risk I will 😅 7. Q Do I have Instagram and whats my vlog channel called? A. Vlog Channel: ua-cam.com/channels/SMv_qGxYv33k9g4aLo0Ejw.html Health Journey Instagram: instagram.com/chronically.ams/?hl=en Personal Instagram: instagram.com/_amieelee/ If you have any questions that I HAVE NOT answered then please comment them down below! ❤️❤️❤️
Amy Lee Fisher I’m a nutrition student studying to be a dietitian and we just covered EN/TPN and we were told not to put powdered meds mixed with water into a tube, as they tend to clog. Is there a reason you do this over getting meds in a liquid form?
Thank you for acknowledging your nurses. As nurses we try to give all the autonomy the patient wants. After all is their plan of care after all. I hope you’re doing better, I applaud you for how strong and involved you are. Keep being strong.
Yes, I can't tolerate much liquid down my tube only 5-10mls at most, so if I was to get all my medication in liquid form it would end up being a high volume and I just can't tolerate it. So even though there is increased risk of my tube blocking I really can't do my medications any other way. Hope that makes sense! :)@@jdog321123
Girl where do I start? You are so so strong and you make everything so positive I don’t think I could be as strong as you!! You are doing amazing! Get better soon!!
The hospital is literally my second home! I go every month for my "daily monthly checkups" Cause i have a muscle disease. It's called Dermathoymositis and basically, your skin turns a bit more pink/red, and you'll slowly notice your muscles becoming like stiff, and its hard to do normal things, for example: put on a shirt, pants, crouch, get out of bed, run.... And i'm okay now.
i have panic attack and stomach pains and so many issues that the hospital is literally my second home. i dont stay overnight but im there so often the nurses know me
I have medical issues myself and I’ve never really been respected by other people even friends. So I just want to let you know you’re such a brave and strong girl and you’re very inspirational! Just keep on remembering that! 😉
I feel like hospitals over there give a lot more liberty than those in the US. I’ve been in the hospital a few times for blood transfusions and surgeries. I’ve never been allowed to just wear my own clothes. I had to use hospital gowns the whole time. The nurses do all the charting.
lucy marie Sorry to hear that, but here in the US healthcare, just a ambulance taking you the hospital is around $2000 and just surgery alone here is VERY expensive here in the US lol 😬
@@m3g4n12 is right, it's mostly an insurance and liability issue. When I was hospitalized for my then-undiagnosed epilepsy disorder I had one of those giant red FALL RISK bracelets on, and if you have a fall risk bracelet they will absolutely not allow you to walk anywhere on your own unsupervised - not even to the bathroom (I know). You have to hit the call button and have a nurse or attendant push you in a wheelchair. It's all down to liability.
In the US they can’t force you to do anything. They might refuse you care if you don’t want a gown (highly doubt it). You don’t have to do anything you don’t want to do!
I knooooow right????!! Shes so damn calm and nice it scares me that I myself aren't sometimes....she makes me WANT to be nice, like actually want it for reals. 😊
I have extreme anxiety to the point that I haven't been able to go anywhere except for work and even that is becoming a struggle. So, I just wanna say... Oh my God. You are a super hero, seriously. It Makes me feel like shit for my constant fear of dying when I was just told by the ER last night when I went that my vitals and blood work both looked perfect and yet I STILL think something is wrong.... You and so many others are going through the much worse than myself and tbh... This helps me feel a lot more humble. You're amazing.
Please if you struggle with anxiety go see a professional. Every illness is important, this isnt a competition on who has it worse and who doesnt. This is about doing somethig about it and not just letting it go, its about fighting.
In case you are interested I went on Wellbutrin for severe anxiety disorder, just two years after having no life for 30;years. I am almost anxiety free. I urge you to try it.
Anxiety is nothing too be ashamed of your fears are not your faults you’re not weak and you’re not being unreasonable you’re sick and that okay to acknowledge and it’s not an excuse it’s the truth and I wish the best for you , seek out a therapist if you can , professionals who understand you and what you’re going through will help you so much , take it one day at a time , one hour at a time , one minute at a time , one step at a time We’re all thinking of you
Oh goodness, the hospital for me is like a second home for me.😅 I'm diagnosed with chronic ITP and basically it's a disease that effects my platelets, and platelets help us clot, and due to ITP my white blood cells attack my platelets. A person without ITP has about 150k platelets, I may range down past that mostly below 10k which is a danger zone for internal bleeding, it's a lot but I've been diagnosed since May (at age thirteen I am now fourteen) so basically eight months, it doesn't effect me as much as it did when it first started but it still effects how I want to be exactly. I'm starting a new medicine in order to develop new platelets so I won't have to go to the hospital frequently, it's a stressful thing to live with but I'm strong enough to get through it! I hope for the best for you !🙏🏼💜♥️ Edit: I'm back, from a whole year, wow.. it's been about 2 years since I've been with ITP and I am proud to say that I'm actually a lot better. I've changed my diet up just a tad by drinking a lot of water that has helped so much with me feeling better, I've been taking promacta now which is a pill or even a injection for some, which helps produce baby platelets for my body. Thank you everyone who has commented it really put a smile on my face to see that people have wished me well and even for some of my fellow people who has the condition or others who have something else. Thank you again, and please for everyone who sees this and even the commenters please stay safe during these times, especially if you have a weak immune system, ITP, and just IN GENERAL. I'm not saying times are easy right now, but we can get through this as a whole.♥️♥️♥️
I don't have ITP but I do have low white blood cells (1.25/10.00 I believe oof) and low platelets from something called severe neutropenia and i can relate heavily
I can’t believe you have to do your own fluid intake chart and even work out the output. The nurses do it all for the patients on our ward. Then again, it’s different for cancer patients I guess. I’m about to get my Hickman line on Thursday. I can’t believe how independent you are. It’s seriously inspiring for me. Despite our different situations, it’s relatable in a way.
She made the choice to do it herself . She wants to keep her independence and it gives her something to do during the day . she explained it in one of her comments .
Alright don’t attack me for it. I really envy her. I’ve totally lost my independence I need help getting up to the toilet so I’m just really surprised how well she choose in comparison to me
This whole "better place" thing is overrated because there are at least 6 bn people who are in hurry to go to that better place. May her soul RIP though.
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I seen people who were sick for long they didnt have friends and that made me sad so God if I'm I ever too proud remind me to be humble. Wishing you recovery and always stay strong
It’s nice to see how independent you stay while in hospital! So many people commenting about it being a nurses job to do all of that. Which is true. However, if you do all of that at home, it’s always best to keep your independence whilst in hospital too for your own health. I’d love to look after you! There wouldn’t be any work left for me to do 😂
Kaitlyn Wilkinson thank you! For all those people commenting I choose to do my meds and all the other stuff 😅 it’s good to keep your independence especially if it’s a long admission and your still able too 🙏🏼
I absolutely hate my hospital routine, the realization that I even NEED a routine makes me so sad, I'm trying to stay positive but it's so difficult. I look up to you for sure!
this reminded me of when i was hospitalized about a year ago for a infection after getting a surgery. i’m sure what you are going through is a lot harder but i remember how hard it was to stay positive and how lucky i am to be perfectly fine today but i’m really proud of you for staying strong ❤️
Amy really inspired me because I also suffer from an autoimmune disorder. It sucks. Currently rewatching her videos and it's already 4:14 am, can't help but cry. We miss you, Amy. Always in our hearts!
So brave, so open, the grace in which she lived thru her struggles inspires me to do better, stop taking life for granted I appreciate you Amy, your Star still shines
I hate when people are commenting saying ‘thats the nurses job’ I also self medicate myself in hospital as I am capable of doing it. Why waste nurses busy time when I know what Im doing and they already have so much to do. Its like when people press the buzzer for a drink of water people are just lazy and expect it because ‘ITS THE NURSES JOB’.
It’s nice to hear that I’m a nurse and I can’t tell you how many times I have patients get mad at me because I was 10 minutes late getting them a glass of water when they’re completely able bodied and I was late because I was in another patients room cleaning them up who can’t take care of themselves 😢
@@inhaledexhaled5460 oh I know, I was talking about the hospital. It reminded me in the movie when a girl was in the hospital and it just reminded of the movie :)
I know what you feel right now and I admire how strong you are fighting for your health. I can imagine how hard it was being in the hospital as I also have been going back and forth to do my medication. Be strong girl! You're bravery is an inspiration for everyone.
When I’m in the hospital my mom and I would just watch crime shows all day. For some reason every time I’m in patient there’s a marathon of some sort of crime show on lol
you are so strong, to have your illness must be just so hard and so unfair. do you feel despair I'm sure you do, do you show your illness who's boss, you betcha! everything is so English yet you are in Australia aren't you? don't fall off the tightrope love and best wishes☺😷💋👅
God I don’t think I could pass through all this and be fine mentally You’re so strong hope you can go through it all and still have hope and smile like that
the most annoying thing ever about being an in patient is the fact that ur either hearing wheels moving outside or (for me atleast) the nurses and doctors like ever two bloody hours come in to check my drip or vitals
Yeah and my doctors came in for rounds and were like sorry we missed you but you were asleep earlier and I’m like yeah cause it was 5 am and I went to bed at 12
You're so beautiful and strong. Sometimes people don't realize how lucky they are for having things that are so "normal and basic" like good health, a house, a job... People just complains about everything. I've been thinking that throughout your vlog. I really admire you and I hope you get well soon. Love you!❤️
I think it’s impressive you write up your own fluid balance sheets and they don’t watch you do meds. Also does your hospital/clinic not use a pill crusher for you. I am so curious about your hospital/clinics.
K Williams where I work in Australia we encourage a lot of patients to do these things themselves especially in chronically ill patients as it gives them some control and independence :)
Where i am, unfortunately this would never happen. Leaving meds on a bedside table..big mo. Pts may self administer meds with MD order, but to maintain my license, i must observe. Same with feedings.
Ive been watching a lot of ya lately. It’s just a everyday life for you .... very brave and informative you are thank you for putting your life out there
Imagine having the energy and willpower to film yourself and explain how your day goes while in the hospital. I’m positive I would spend the entire time just feeling sorry for myself and tired. I sure as shit wouldn’t have the emotional energy to vlog. Kudos!
Over the past 10 years I've been chronically ill for various things and have been hospitalized for a up to a month and I complained the whole time with that said oh ve watched a few of your videos and I will NEVER complain again. You are so amazing. I cant say that I would have the strength to do everything you do everyday. You are an amazingly strong beautiful woman. Love & Hugs
Thank you for doing this video, I feel like medical conditions and hospitals are such taboo topics that people don't talk about :) My sister was on TPN for about 4.5 years so she has been in and out of hospital all her life, but now she's started to tolerate feeds again. I'm seriously so happy that someone is making videos about this, thank you so much xx
Hi Amy you might not see this but hi! I have a chronic disease too and I swear I LOVE SITTING IN THE HOSPITAL SO MUCH ppl bring you free things and you can sit in bed all day and ppl dont say youre lazy i love it
This is my first time watching watching your video...and i just want to say i already love you. Your such a beautiful brave girl, your inspiring so many people. Please stay strong and happy. I wish you the best and only the best. Im a student nurse, and this video just made me love my role as a nurse even more as i get to care for such amazing people like you. Much love💕 hope everythings working out good for you😘
I can't start the morning without tea either especially on weekends when I'm not too busy so it's not just a British thing it's an American thing for some people to
What disoriented ass type of person leaves a dislike on something like this? Ugh, people are just so hateful anyways, you're so strong I hope you got well and you're feeling better!
I’m so glad I found your channel! I’ve been struggling with Gastroparesis, IBS, POTS, Fibromyalgia and a few more things since last December. I went from 130lbs to 95lbs in a month. I’m very lucky, and haven’t needed to be hospitalized for more than a day yet. I’m so close to losing hope that I’ll ever have a semi normal life, and I’m having a hard time coming to terms with my illnesses. Your positive attitude regarding your situation is incredible, and it was so wonderful for me to see someone else who is going through some of the same things. You are so brave for documenting all of this, so thank you for sharing your journey with us.
Story time! (This happened to me when I was 10 I’m 12 now) So one week I woke up a couldn’t really breath that well. I went to the doctors and they said I just had a cold. I kept getting worse so we went back and I had Pneumonia… a sickness in your lungs. I came back with pills, shots, and liquid medicine. A couple days later when I didn’t have it anymore I woke up to not being able to move my lower back, hips, legs, and feet. I had to go in the ER and had Cat scams, blood work, etc. My CK ( something like that idr remember) was suppose to be at 100 but it was at 500. I had to stay overnight. I live in the USA but her routine was almost exactly like mine for the day in the hospital which i found crazy lol. BTW if you didn’t know pneumonia is a sickness that basically means there is liquid in my lungs making it hard to breath. My lungs were half way filled… remind you I was ten. Hope you enjoyed my story time!
I can't watch this video without crying because when I was born I was born very early and I couldn't breathe so I spent 2 weeks in the hospital every year till I was 5 and my mom and family thought I was gonna die but here I am safe and alive
When she said at hospitals you get such dry lips... YOU DO! It’s crazy and sometimes you get nosebleeds because the hospital air is so dry! Omg Lol for me they came and drew blood at 3 am basically this was our schedule (Btw I go for mental health reasons) 3:00 am They come wake us up and draw blood. 5:00 am tell us to get ready 6:00 am We have to be up and ready for breakfast 6:30 If we aren’t up they come in and try again or they dock points off our chart (the points affect when we go home) 7:00 am We head to the day room/therapy room and get ready for school and get our menus to pick what we want for tomorrow’s breakfast, dinner and lunch. They also take our blood pressure and meds 7:30 A staff member comes and takes us to school (School is in room 123 and it was so small wtf?!) 8:30 We’re still in school 💀 12:00 We all go to our rooms and wash our hands take our meds and head to lunch (Children’s psych ward and the hospital lunch room is way different we get our own for our own block) 1:00 We head to our rooms after lunch for “quite time” (They have to clean everything up but they say we should take this time to relax also sometimes you’ll have a roommate but not everyone does) 1:30 We all go to the day room and watch movies, listen to music, read, color, talk etc. 3:00 We have therapy for whatever topic was that week (Changes every week) 4:00 Art 4:30 We get ready for dinner doing the same as we did before lunch 5:00 Dinner 6:30 Quite time 7:00 We head back to art 8:00 Little kids (3-11 yes in a mental hospital where kids go for suicide attempts and Ed’s and anger issues have 3-11 year olds) we go back to art 8:30 We go back to the day room eat snacks, watch movies, listen to music, read, color, draw etc. we also take our meds and blood pressure 11:00 Go to our rooms for “bed time” So that’s not absolutely everything single thing but it’s a lot.
Honestly when I was in a hospital for my suicide attempt they came in every 15 minutes and I finally get to sleep and then BOOM 💥 they unlock the door and check in
So I just now discovered you and I scrolled through ur channel and you have no idea how exited I was when I heard you had E.D.S!! 😂 Me and my brother inherited hyper mobility syndrome from both of our parents. No serious conditions have come from it that we know of except for joint problems but there’s no going around that😂. I just thought that was cool but I also want to say that I am literally amazed by how happy you are!! Seriously!! You over here like, “yea, no big deal.” And I am over here, still upset that my cat stole some of my chicken wings over 2 months ago. To sum it up, you are freaking amazing and strong.. and I only knew of ur existence for around 20 minutes and Ilysm already.. not in a weird way though ❤️😂
I’m so thankful with god that you are ok now. I’ve been watching your videos for a while and I started watching one of your last videos and I can see a big different between how you are now and how you were in this video. I mean you look so much better, you are not so thin (how you were in this video) you look really good and that makes me happy❤️ so many blessings for you! And never give up
I came up these video completely at random after watching a few hours of them i got very attached to this brave brave women. Only to find out that she recently passed away. My heart broke and i hope where ever she is she is now free from her illness and more happy then she could ever imagine. God speed you beauiful human whose life was cut far to short
As a nurse I have always hated waking my patients up ... thankfully we have implemented a sleep protocol where if the patient is hemodynamically stable for more than 24 hrs we defer most of the vitals signs and meds unless they are crucial.. This allows more sleep and rest which is honestly so important !
I have epilepsy and whenever I was in the hospital I had to take my medication without the nurses reminding me or helping me that’s something normal to do in hospitals because when you go back home you need to take all the stuff by yourself that’s why nurses or doctors show you how to take it and help you once or twice and then let you do it alone 🤷🏻♀️
You are such an inspiration for me and i know a lot of other people your so strong and just keep praying god will get you through what ever as long as you have him in your life ❤️
I think it’s really a blessing for me to come across your channel and see how inspiring and motivational you are for me. But honestly tho you are like all happy with all this happening and it makes me grateful😭💕.
i assume she usually gives her own medications at home so it’s easier and gives her more independence with her care. i was surprised that they punctured her other vein for blood draw even tho she already has a CVAD and a PVAD. like why????
@@Tara-hh3lw I understand what you are saying but still its a huge no. I have my own medications and am independent with them but the times i have been in hospital the nurses never allow me to do it, they administer them. As proof of they are never to leave it for you is I was visiting a friend in hospital once who was also on regular meds but they were all taken sporadically at different times and amounts. Luckily i was there at the time of nurse doing medication rounds cos if my friend hadnt noticed meds looking different and asked nurse what they were for, he would have freely taken wrong meds and had serious side effects.. Yes i get this may be a one off but it happens.. In this case if meds were left for him to take, it wouldnt have been a good outcome. So even if you are a regular meds taker , nurse should give them to you, check they are correct ones and watch u take them.
@@scorpio0685 amy has been living with her disease for a *very* long time, so i’m sure she knows exactly what medications she’s on, what the look like, and what each one does. while i agree in *most* cases the nurse shouldn’t leave the meds for the pt to take, amy is a special case. especially because the nurse gave all of the meds at the correct time for amy to administer independently, not all of her meds for the day for amy to take when the time comes. i see your point and appreciate it!! edit: looking at amy’s other videos-she does literally everything from medications via her Hickman line to hanging her TPN. She is more than capable of doing it herself and it promotes independence so I say why not!
your such a great role model for everyone. You are so strong and inspired me to make the best out of any situation. I love the way you ise your platfurm and i wish there was more people like you on YuTube.❤
the 227 people who disliked are heartless Also more dislikes in what 2 hours thats so unhuman but your really pretty and i've always been like unaturally skinny, But who ever disliked are heartless and somethings wrong with them
This reminded me of when I got ill last year I had a brain illness that left me completely destroyed I don’t remember much, but having tubes attached to the belly, others directly to my heart and some other inside my mouth . To this day some of my teeth are damaged because of this. And my stomach has actually become stronger to medicine... I take about 10 pills a day to control lots of things. My nurses and doctors were amazing , and the food was actually superb. Now that I’m home and healthy again, I’m admitted to go in the cafeteria and buy paninis . The first and best paninis I’ve ever eaten lol ❤️. Just thinking about how a life can suddenly change is absurd... surprising. I never thought something like that would happen to me. Not losing hope and giving your all every day is what counts! What you can do is accepting the situation and make the best out of it. NEVER, EVER GIVE UP!
Did anyone notice at 5:43 her boyfriend txted her saying ‘and how are you feeling?xx’ honestly it made me so happy , she’s living her life and being so happy and strong , she’s honestly an inspiration
Luana Ferreira 7:54
Luana Ferreira I saw it I am happy 🥰
that's so sweet. it's tough being sick and single but I can't imagine anyone being able to deal with my health issues ... I'm so happy for her! 🌸🎈
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it's so different watching these now she is no longer with us 😢 rest in peace ❤ you will always be in our hearts❤
She died??
Oh no, I didn’t realise that she’d died. When was that?
@@julietannOsfan1972 April 4th of this year
@@tylermarando3471 I’m so sorry to hear this.
Thinking of her family & friends at this sad time. x
Rest in peace! All We have another life after this 💙😇
i couldn’t help but notice ur text message “how are you feeling?xx” that’s so sweet 😭😭❤️
broken hearts where was that
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broken hearts ikr
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I'm forever going to miss you Amy and the inspiration and relatable content you have provided for everyone In this community... Talk about leaving a mark on the world. Amy left her mark on thousands and thousands of people or more.
Did she pass?
@@michellemuskeyn5070 she did pass away unfortunately last week
Wow, she is so strong, I don't think I could ever make something so negative into a positive experience.👏
Omg she liked my comment ❤️
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Jane Doe I know write I would break down mentally
yes i know right
Jane Doe 999 like 😂🤩❤️
Hey everyone! thought I would just answer a few questions that keep getting asked.
1. Q. What is wrong with me?
A. There's a list of my diagnosis in my description but the main ones that affect me the most are: Ehlers Danlos Syndrome, Gastroparesis, Intestinal dysmotility & Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome.
2. Q. Why Am I in Hospital?
A. Because I stopped tolerating my feeds ( I'm fed through a feeding tube because my stomach is paralyzed) and I lost a lot more weight and I could no longer sustain myself, I became very weak. So I was admitted to sort out my blood work & start TPN.
3. Q. What is TPN?
A. TPN stands for Total Parenteral Nutrition and it basically is nutrition that goes directly into the bloodstream so it bypasses my faulty digestive system & my nutrition gets fed into a large vessel above my heart.
4. Q. Do I have an eating disorder?
A. No, my digestive system doesn't work, my stomach & intestines are paralyzed & I can't digest food.
5. Q. Why aren't my nurses doing my medications & fluid charts?
A. Because I choose to do them when I'm admitted! I like to keep my independence and it gives me something to do to pass the time. Also at home, I do all my medications etc so its good to keep up with doing them. So please don't disgrace my lovely nurses because they have been absolutely amazing & and do everything else for me.
6. Q. Why don’t they take blood from my Hickman line?
A. Because although it’s more convenient to draw blood from my Hickman it’s an unnecessary line access and everytime my line is accessed unnecessarily it’s infection risk that Im putting myself through and I don’t HAVE to use my line. So any opportunity that I can use different access and minimise my infection risk I will 😅
7. Q Do I have Instagram and whats my vlog channel called?
A.
Vlog Channel: ua-cam.com/channels/SMv_qGxYv33k9g4aLo0Ejw.html
Health Journey Instagram: instagram.com/chronically.ams/?hl=en
Personal Instagram: instagram.com/_amieelee/
If you have any questions that I HAVE NOT answered then please comment them down below! ❤️❤️❤️
Amy Lee Fisher
I’m a nutrition student studying to be a dietitian and we just covered EN/TPN and we were told not to put powdered meds mixed with water into a tube, as they tend to clog. Is there a reason you do this over getting meds in a liquid form?
Get well my angel💙🇧🇷
Thank you for acknowledging your nurses. As nurses we try to give all the autonomy the patient wants. After all is their plan of care after all. I hope you’re doing better, I applaud you for how strong and involved you are. Keep being strong.
Is it safe for you to mix the mediation’s like that?
Yes, I can't tolerate much liquid down my tube only 5-10mls at most, so if I was to get all my medication in liquid form it would end up being a high volume and I just can't tolerate it. So even though there is increased risk of my tube blocking I really can't do my medications any other way. Hope that makes sense! :)@@jdog321123
Girl where do I start? You are so so strong and you make everything so positive I don’t think I could be as strong as you!! You are doing amazing!
Get better soon!!
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The hospital is literally my second home! I go every month for my "daily monthly checkups" Cause i have a muscle disease. It's called Dermathoymositis and basically, your skin turns a bit more pink/red, and you'll slowly notice your muscles becoming like stiff, and its hard to do normal things, for example: put on a shirt, pants, crouch, get out of bed, run.... And i'm okay now.
i have panic attack and stomach pains and so many issues that the hospital is literally my second home. i dont stay overnight but im there so often the nurses know me
@@briellescully6420 everyone pretty much knows me there.
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I hope you get fully better
I have perthes diease so I got surgery so my hip wouldn’t die off and I was only there for 4 days I am very lucky 🍀
I have medical issues myself and I’ve never really been respected by other people even friends. So I just want to let you know you’re such a brave and strong girl and you’re very inspirational! Just keep on remembering that! 😉
that’s awful there not your friends if they don’t respect but we are to respect you know matter what!!
I respect you! Also love your profile pic! What a cute budgie!
Anna Weitz I hate everybody even you I hate you the most
Aww that’s sad i respect you though
Lucy Thompson that mean dont say that
I feel like hospitals over there give a lot more liberty than those in the US. I’ve been in the hospital a few times for blood transfusions and surgeries. I’ve never been allowed to just wear my own clothes. I had to use hospital gowns the whole time. The nurses do all the charting.
lucy marie Sorry to hear that, but here in the US healthcare, just a ambulance taking you the hospital is around $2000 and just surgery alone here is VERY expensive here in the US lol 😬
probs bc u can sue them by saying they filled it out wrong even tho u did
Depends on the hospital I guess,cause the one I went to they don't care as long as you dont look filthy & they let people spend the night too.
@@m3g4n12 is right, it's mostly an insurance and liability issue. When I was hospitalized for my then-undiagnosed epilepsy disorder I had one of those giant red FALL RISK bracelets on, and if you have a fall risk bracelet they will absolutely not allow you to walk anywhere on your own unsupervised - not even to the bathroom (I know). You have to hit the call button and have a nurse or attendant push you in a wheelchair. It's all down to liability.
In the US they can’t force you to do anything. They might refuse you care if you don’t want a gown (highly doubt it). You don’t have to do anything you don’t want to do!
This is her first video of your's I've ever seen, but I just wanted to say there's something so calming about your voice and overall vibe.
I knooooow right????!! Shes so damn calm and nice it scares me that I myself aren't sometimes....she makes me WANT to be nice, like actually want it for reals. 😊
I LOVE you profile pic 😂❤😁
Your profile pic is very sexy , who is that lovely man 💖
@@erycahsdry3131 idk some random guy I saw in July. Says he makes music but I've never heard it 🤷
I love this profile pic and same
I have extreme anxiety to the point that I haven't been able to go anywhere except for work and even that is becoming a struggle. So, I just wanna say... Oh my God. You are a super hero, seriously. It Makes me feel like shit for my constant fear of dying when I was just told by the ER last night when I went that my vitals and blood work both looked perfect and yet I STILL think something is wrong.... You and so many others are going through the much worse than myself and tbh... This helps me feel a lot more humble. You're amazing.
Please if you struggle with anxiety go see a professional. Every illness is important, this isnt a competition on who has it worse and who doesnt. This is about doing somethig about it and not just letting it go, its about fighting.
In case you are interested I went on Wellbutrin for severe anxiety disorder, just two years after having no life for 30;years. I am almost anxiety free. I urge you to try it.
Give you life to jesus he loves you
@@yanavanina9754 please delete your comment.
Anxiety is nothing too be ashamed of your fears are not your faults you’re not weak and you’re not being unreasonable you’re sick and that okay to acknowledge and it’s not an excuse it’s the truth and I wish the best for you , seek out a therapist if you can , professionals who understand you and what you’re going through will help you so much , take it one day at a time , one hour at a time , one minute at a time , one step at a time We’re all thinking of you
I love how she makes the best out of all this even though she’s in the hospital, it’s adorable I cant🤧❤️
Fluffy Waffles 🥰
Agreeedddd but adorable sounds a bit patronising 😬
2 years ago :O
Oh goodness, the hospital for me is like a second home for me.😅 I'm diagnosed with chronic ITP and basically it's a disease that effects my platelets, and platelets help us clot, and due to ITP my white blood cells attack my platelets. A person without ITP has about 150k platelets, I may range down past that mostly below 10k which is a danger zone for internal bleeding, it's a lot but I've been diagnosed since May (at age thirteen I am now fourteen) so basically eight months, it doesn't effect me as much as it did when it first started but it still effects how I want to be exactly. I'm starting a new medicine in order to develop new platelets so I won't have to go to the hospital frequently, it's a stressful thing to live with but I'm strong enough to get through it! I hope for the best for you !🙏🏼💜♥️
Edit: I'm back, from a whole year, wow.. it's been about 2 years since I've been with ITP and I am proud to say that I'm actually a lot better. I've changed my diet up just a tad by drinking a lot of water that has helped so much with me feeling better, I've been taking promacta now which is a pill or even a injection for some, which helps produce baby platelets for my body. Thank you everyone who has commented it really put a smile on my face to see that people have wished me well and even for some of my fellow people who has the condition or others who have something else. Thank you again, and please for everyone who sees this and even the commenters please stay safe during these times, especially if you have a weak immune system, ITP, and just IN GENERAL. I'm not saying times are easy right now, but we can get through this as a whole.♥️♥️♥️
you're a strong person. bless you 😁❤
As another sick chick, I wish you all the best!!! I hope things improve you for you. Stay strong! 🎈🌸
Me to I have UC and it sucks
Cookie swirls God bless you I hope you get better❤️
I don't have ITP but I do have low white blood cells (1.25/10.00 I believe oof) and low platelets from something called severe neutropenia and i can relate heavily
After watching you when you had 4K and now seeing your vid get 1.5 million views and 74k subscribers, makes me so happy😢❤️
Rest In Peace Amy, you used and still inspire me to live my life the fullest! Go be the angel you are.
She passed away 😢 I came too late
@@pookie_sliceandboba249 I know ;( she fought so hard but now she can rest
Completely irrelevent but its adorable how she put her boyfriend's (I assume) name as 'my king'. It's adorable❤
I’m Japanese girl You’re so strong and you encouraged me thank you !!!!!!take care and god bless you!!!!❤︎
Thats so sweet!♡ i'm from Hungary, god bless her!
Aw dats sweet, am from slovakia/guatamalia❤
Im also Japanese! :D but I live in Texas~ god bless you you are strong 💪
I can’t believe you have to do your own fluid intake chart and even work out the output. The nurses do it all for the patients on our ward. Then again, it’s different for cancer patients I guess. I’m about to get my Hickman line on Thursday. I can’t believe how independent you are. It’s seriously inspiring for me. Despite our different situations, it’s relatable in a way.
Caitlin Wilde she chooses to do it herself :)
She made the choice to do it herself . She wants to keep her independence and it gives her something to do during the day . she explained it in one of her comments .
Alright don’t attack me for it. I really envy her. I’ve totally lost my independence I need help getting up to the toilet so I’m just really surprised how well she choose in comparison to me
Caitlin Wilde I don’t think they were attacking you, merely explaining x
Caitlin Wilde I had my Hickman line removed a few months ago (cancer reasons)
ah it feels weird watching her knowing that she’s passed away recently, i know she’s no longer in pain and in a better place though
This whole "better place" thing is overrated because there are at least 6 bn people who are in hurry to go to that better place. May her soul RIP though.
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I seen people who were sick for long they didnt have friends and that made me sad so God if I'm I ever too proud remind me to be humble.
Wishing you recovery and always stay strong
I love how she is in the hospital but still so upbeat and happy!
Edit: OMG SHE HEARTED MY COMMENT 🥰🥰
Addi Shingleton it did not say she did so it's obvious u r lying 😑😒
Lil spark of light if your talking about her hearting my comment, you can CLEARLY look at the heart 🤣
Addi Shingleton IT'S CLEARLY not there.
Lil spark of light u have a old ass phone. Or you didn’t update it? But it’s there stop trying to prove something that’s not true
SHOOKETH SUBSCRIBER om I have updated everything and it is not old it's like 2 years
You just earned yourself a new subscriber! Your such a strong female, definitely a role model!
this just gave me five feet apart feels.
Same
Same
SAMEEEEEE
I'm looking for this comment tbh
Same. But not at the same time, I have Cystic Fibrosis so I can relate more to Stella in five feet apart.💜🌹
RIP Amy love, you were a lovely girl and you fought so hard
Omg noo.. what did she die of and when..?
@Evening Commenter Yeah her partner announced it on instagram
@@tamarad7925I think it was heart failure/PE related. It was 2 or 3 week ago
It’s nice to see how independent you stay while in hospital! So many people commenting about it being a nurses job to do all of that. Which is true. However, if you do all of that at home, it’s always best to keep your independence whilst in hospital too for your own health. I’d love to look after you! There wouldn’t be any work left for me to do 😂
Kaitlyn Wilkinson thank you! For all those people commenting I choose to do my meds and all the other stuff 😅 it’s good to keep your independence especially if it’s a long admission and your still able too 🙏🏼
I absolutely hate my hospital routine, the realization that I even NEED a routine makes me so sad, I'm trying to stay positive but it's so difficult. I look up to you for sure!
oh my god i’ve always come back to this video because it always had some sort of comfort to it i cannot believe she passed away :(
this reminded me of when i was hospitalized about a year ago for a infection after getting a surgery. i’m sure what you are going through is a lot harder but i remember how hard it was to stay positive and how lucky i am to be perfectly fine today but i’m really proud of you for staying strong ❤️
I can’t even sleep with a phone cable across me and hairband around my wrist... damn girl
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First world problems, huh?
you get used to that kind of crap.
U get used to it. I had to sleep while connected to a heart monitor so it was uncomfortable at first but it got better
You get used to it. I have been in hospital lots of times so I know how it feels
Amy really inspired me because I also suffer from an autoimmune disorder. It sucks. Currently rewatching her videos and it's already 4:14 am, can't help but cry. We miss you, Amy. Always in our hearts!
So brave, so open, the grace in which she lived thru her struggles inspires me to do better, stop taking life for granted
I appreciate you Amy, your Star still shines
I hate when people are commenting saying ‘thats the nurses job’ I also self medicate myself in hospital as I am capable of doing it. Why waste nurses busy time when I know what Im doing and they already have so much to do. Its like when people press the buzzer for a drink of water people are just lazy and expect it because ‘ITS THE NURSES JOB’.
Charlotte Louise amen! 🙏🏼🙏🏼💖
PREACH!
as a nursing student and future nurse, THANK YOU!!
Exactly how do people expect patients to get better, they have to learn to do this stuff on their own at home once they’re discharged.
It’s nice to hear that I’m a nurse and I can’t tell you how many times I have patients get mad at me because I was 10 minutes late getting them a glass of water when they’re completely able bodied and I was late because I was in another patients room cleaning them up who can’t take care of themselves 😢
thanks so much for the needles warning!! btw something in your voice and just the vibe u have is so relaxing, so u just earned a new subscriber! xx
Well it is a hospital so what do expect theirs going to be noodles maybe not alot but their is
Otay vlogs noodles😂😂
@@otayvlogs1820 are you trying to say needles?
@@otayvlogs1820 Ik! I hate all the noodles in hospitals!!🍲😂
Is it just me or does the hospital remind me of five feet apart
Truly Julia she has a condition called EDS that has made her body develop other illnesses that effect her digestive tract and organs
Nope me too
@@inhaledexhaled5460 oh I know, I was talking about the hospital. It reminded me in the movie when a girl was in the hospital and it just reminded of the movie :)
Truly Julia yah so idk why i wrote that comment cause it makes no sense for what you wrote so sorry🤣🤣🤣
@@inhaledexhaled5460 your fine!
I know what you feel right now and I admire how strong you are fighting for your health. I can imagine how hard it was being in the hospital as I also have been going back and forth to do my medication. Be strong girl! You're bravery is an inspiration for everyone.
You are one brave girl. May God continue to strengthen you 🥰🥰
When I’m in the hospital my mom and I would just watch crime shows all day. For some reason every time I’m in patient there’s a marathon of some sort of crime show on lol
Ghost Ant yeah my mom would hog the tv and watch home renovation or cooking shows
Alyssa Pugh My bf does that alll the time! I learned that the hard way
That’s what I do, it’s always forensic files and I love it so much!
Law and order hits so different in the Hostpital haha
you are so strong, to have your illness must be just so hard and so unfair. do you feel despair I'm sure you do, do you show your illness who's boss, you betcha! everything is so English yet you are in Australia aren't you? don't fall off the tightrope love and best wishes☺😷💋👅
dinosaur fun And
Don't they speak English in Australia?
Night Angel
They mean English as in England
Night Angel the accent?
What is her illness
God I don’t think I could pass through all this and be fine mentally
You’re so strong hope you can go through it all and still have hope and smile like that
*SUCH A STRONG AND YOUNG WOMEN❤️ YOUR SETTING SUCH A GREAT EXAMPLE FOR GIRLS OUT HERE LOVE U* 🙌😘
Hey, while watching this video I cried, I hope you are okay and if not I know all of us love you and are praying for you ! Stay strong xx
Why do Australians/British say in hospital while Americans say in THE hospital ? Confusing
I've always wondered the same!
Its just one of those things, no explanation..
Bc the THE part isnt really necessary.
Because Americans won’t be able to understand if you are really in the hospital unless you clarify it even more
I'm a french Canadian and I would say "in hospital" ;) à l'hôpital
the most annoying thing ever about being an in patient is the fact that ur either hearing wheels moving outside or (for me atleast) the nurses and doctors like ever two bloody hours come in to check my drip or vitals
haha sorry
Yes! I couldn’t sleep 😭
I’m a night owl and being on their ‘day starts at 7 am’ schedule was AWFUL.
Yeah and my doctors came in for rounds and were like sorry we missed you but you were asleep earlier and I’m like yeah cause it was 5 am and I went to bed at 12
You're so beautiful and strong. Sometimes people don't realize how lucky they are for having things that are so "normal and basic" like good health, a house, a job... People just complains about everything. I've been thinking that throughout your vlog. I really admire you and I hope you get well soon. Love you!❤️
I think it’s impressive you write up your own fluid balance sheets and they don’t watch you do meds. Also does your hospital/clinic not use a pill crusher for you. I am so curious about your hospital/clinics.
K Williams where I work in Australia we encourage a lot of patients to do these things themselves especially in chronically ill patients as it gives them some control and independence :)
@@haaayls How do you differentiate patients who appreciate the independence vs. patients who are purposely sabotaging their health?
Mme Popova and also patients who just want the company or have things like munchausens?
Mme Popova I guess it’s different in the area I work in. I work in cancer so most of them want their treatment and are more than happy to participate!
Where i am, unfortunately this would never happen. Leaving meds on a bedside table..big mo. Pts may self administer meds with MD order, but to maintain my license, i must observe. Same with feedings.
Ive been watching a lot of ya lately. It’s just a everyday life for you .... very brave and informative you are thank you for putting your life out there
She was so full of life and energy... I thought she would be with us for many years to come.
I am 13 and I am diabetic and I think you are so brave and so strong and usually I am not like that but you encouraged me a lot
I love how she puts a warning at the start of every video
Imagine having the energy and willpower to film yourself and explain how your day goes while in the hospital. I’m positive I would spend the entire time just feeling sorry for myself and tired. I sure as shit wouldn’t have the emotional energy to vlog. Kudos!
If you ever feel your life is hard or fucked up just know this girl stayed strong till the end and lived on with her head up high
*Beautiful 😊❤️ Stay Strong Girl!*
😄
Kirstie Browder 😁
Now these wonderful videos serve as a memory of a lady that gave so much of herself. 💙💜. We thank you and love you 👼🌷
To think that she got prepared for being inpatient like I prepare for a vacation... she made the most out of the time she had.. RIP
Over the past 10 years I've been chronically ill for various things and have been hospitalized for a up to a month and I complained the whole time with that said oh ve watched a few of your videos and I will NEVER complain again. You are so amazing. I cant say that I would have the strength to do everything you do everyday. You are an amazingly strong beautiful woman. Love & Hugs
Aww I love how she has her boyfriend as king and he replayed any how u feeling
Thank you for doing this video, I feel like medical conditions and hospitals are such taboo topics that people don't talk about :) My sister was on TPN for about 4.5 years so she has been in and out of hospital all her life, but now she's started to tolerate feeds again. I'm seriously so happy that someone is making videos about this, thank you so much xx
this is the first video i’ve seen of you but my the look of u, u look so strong and i don’t know why your in hospital but i hope your okay ❤️❤️
Hi Amy you might not see this but hi! I have a chronic disease too and I swear I LOVE SITTING IN THE HOSPITAL SO MUCH ppl bring you free things and you can sit in bed all day and ppl dont say youre lazy i love it
This is my first time watching watching your video...and i just want to say i already love you. Your such a beautiful brave girl, your inspiring so many people. Please stay strong and happy. I wish you the best and only the best. Im a student nurse, and this video just made me love my role as a nurse even more as i get to care for such amazing people like you. Much love💕 hope everythings working out good for you😘
I live in the hospital every week I am in 4stage liver failure you cheered me up you're cute and I love your accent hang in there
You are strong, I’m praying for you. You hang in there too beautiful soul 😊
Larry Courtney you’ve got this !!
you've got this!! i'm praying for you, you're strong
💖GOD bless you sunshine. read the HOLY BIBLE. PRAY always to the LORD GOD🙏
Praying for you as well keep going ❤️
So this is on everybody recommended now?? After years💀
OMG RIGHT!!! 💀💀💀💀.
Oh i didnt realize how long ago this was
yes hahaha
@@annamarie2428 same omg
You read my mind
And here I am who was crying cuz of the pain after a surgery :'). Youre strong girl 💪
Lol me I had my tonsils and adenoids removed about a year ago and I watched her my my tablet such an incredible inspiration
I can't start the morning without tea either especially on weekends when I'm not too busy so it's not just a British thing it's an American thing for some people to
Hannah Bumbray same
too*
ikr I tell ppl I had tea this morning and ppl say I'm so British
I am Lithuanian but tea for mr it's like routine
Bam allama I need tea to function in the morning.
What disoriented ass type of person leaves a dislike on something like this? Ugh, people are just so hateful anyways, you're so strong I hope you got well and you're feeling better!
I’m so glad I found your channel! I’ve been struggling with Gastroparesis, IBS, POTS, Fibromyalgia and a few more things since last December. I went from 130lbs to 95lbs in a month. I’m very lucky, and haven’t needed to be hospitalized for more than a day yet. I’m so close to losing hope that I’ll ever have a semi normal life, and I’m having a hard time coming to terms with my illnesses. Your positive attitude regarding your situation is incredible, and it was so wonderful for me to see someone else who is going through some of the same things. You are so brave for documenting all of this, so thank you for sharing your journey with us.
OMG I have Fibromyalgia too! I've lost 15 pounds in the last month. I can relate to you and have empathy for your problems 💗
the hyped music while she explains how shes tethered
yassss. Do you know the name of the last tune playing in the background?
@@chavaneelunan2315 I don't the singer name .. but I know the song...the song name is " too late to apologize".
@@maggie9881 yeah I know that song. I was referring to the song playing at 5:15. thanks for commenting tho ;)
Story time! (This happened to me when I was 10 I’m 12 now)
So one week I woke up a couldn’t really breath that well. I went to the doctors and they said I just had a cold. I kept getting worse so we went back and I had Pneumonia… a sickness in your lungs. I came back with pills, shots, and liquid medicine. A couple days later when I didn’t have it anymore I woke up to not being able to move my lower back, hips, legs, and feet. I had to go in the ER and had Cat scams, blood work, etc. My CK ( something like that idr remember) was suppose to be at 100 but it was at 500. I had to stay overnight. I live in the USA but her routine was almost exactly like mine for the day in the hospital which i found crazy lol. BTW if you didn’t know pneumonia is a sickness that basically means there is liquid in my lungs making it hard to breath. My lungs were half way filled… remind you I was ten. Hope you enjoyed my story time!
Sunrise - Roblox I hope you are doing better now! 💗
Emma Lack I I’m tysm ❤️
I had pneumonia as well but I had it as a baby so don’t remember it at all
I can't watch this video without crying because when I was born I was born very early and I couldn't breathe so I spent 2 weeks in the hospital every year till I was 5 and my mom and family thought I was gonna die but here I am safe and alive
U are sooooo strong u will inspire other people like me . Stay strong 💪 and u will conquer the world 🌍
Rest In Peace, Amy. You will always be in my heart
When she said at hospitals you get such dry lips...
YOU DO! It’s crazy and sometimes you get nosebleeds because the hospital air is so dry! Omg Lol for me they came and drew blood at 3 am basically this was our schedule
(Btw I go for mental health reasons)
3:00 am
They come wake us up and draw blood.
5:00 am tell us to get ready
6:00 am
We have to be up and ready for breakfast
6:30
If we aren’t up they come in and try again or they dock points off our chart (the points affect when we go home)
7:00 am
We head to the day room/therapy room and get ready for school and get our menus to pick what we want for tomorrow’s breakfast, dinner and lunch. They also take our blood pressure and meds
7:30
A staff member comes and takes us to school (School is in room 123 and it was so small wtf?!)
8:30
We’re still in school 💀
12:00
We all go to our rooms and wash our hands take our meds and head to lunch (Children’s psych ward and the hospital lunch room is way different we get our own for our own block)
1:00
We head to our rooms after lunch for “quite time” (They have to clean everything up but they say we should take this time to relax also sometimes you’ll have a roommate but not everyone does)
1:30
We all go to the day room and watch movies, listen to music, read, color, talk etc.
3:00
We have therapy for whatever topic was that week (Changes every week)
4:00
Art
4:30
We get ready for dinner doing the same as we did before lunch
5:00
Dinner
6:30
Quite time
7:00
We head back to art
8:00
Little kids (3-11 yes in a mental hospital where kids go for suicide attempts and Ed’s and anger issues have 3-11 year olds) we go back to art
8:30
We go back to the day room eat snacks, watch movies, listen to music, read, color, draw etc. we also take our meds and blood pressure
11:00
Go to our rooms for “bed time”
So that’s not absolutely everything single thing but it’s a lot.
Tvshowsareafantasy Andsoaremovies oh, that looks so strict...
Ammoniac it really isn’t
Ive been in those places as the same schedule and mine was for suicides I have been in 6 places.
Honestly when I was in a hospital for my suicide attempt they came in every 15 minutes and I finally get to sleep and then BOOM 💥 they unlock the door and check in
marié msp I feel this
GET WELL SOON!!! I AM PRAYING FOR YOU
So I just now discovered you and I scrolled through ur channel and you have no idea how exited I was when I heard you had E.D.S!! 😂 Me and my brother inherited hyper mobility syndrome from both of our parents. No serious conditions have come from it that we know of except for joint problems but there’s no going around that😂. I just thought that was cool but I also want to say that I am literally amazed by how happy you are!! Seriously!! You over here like, “yea, no big deal.” And I am over here, still upset that my cat stole some of my chicken wings over 2 months ago. To sum it up, you are freaking amazing and strong.. and I only knew of ur existence for around 20 minutes and Ilysm already.. not in a weird way though ❤️😂
I also have EDS
I also have Hypermobility Syndrome! 😁😂
I’m so thankful with god that you are ok now. I’ve been watching your videos for a while and I started watching one of your last videos and I can see a big different between how you are now and how you were in this video. I mean you look so much better, you are not so thin (how you were in this video) you look really good and that makes me happy❤️ so many blessings for you! And never give up
Rest in peace fly high really missing you🕊️💙💙💙
Everyone:
OMG THIS REMINDS ME OF FIVE FEET APART
My mind:
FIVE FEET APART CAUSE THEIR NOT GAY
🤣
Me too!lol😭😭
OMG you're so bold, I mean you make it look so easy I really support you and hope you'll get better ❤️
I came up these video completely at random after watching a few hours of them i got very attached to this brave brave women. Only to find out that she recently passed away. My heart broke and i hope where ever she is she is now free from her illness and more happy then she could ever imagine.
God speed you beauiful human whose life was cut far to short
All I can say is damn. You are amazing being so positive. Don’t let anything g get you down and focus on yourself! You’ve earned a new subscriber!❤️
this video gives me a lot of childhood memories!!
i basically grew up in the hospital lol
You don’t have to answer, but why? Was it something to do with you or a family member? Xx
This is really working hard Amy! 4 videos the same day!! Excellent!! take some rest!! :D
Eduardo Padilla I say in the hospital and I’m from New Zealand which is next to Australia
@@Crystal-os2yo If you are in the hospital with the same situation that Amy has, i hope you are doing the best possible!! :)
As a nurse I have always hated waking my patients up ... thankfully we have implemented a sleep protocol where if the patient is hemodynamically stable for more than 24 hrs we defer most of the vitals signs and meds unless they are crucial.. This allows more sleep and rest which is honestly so important !
I'm only scared of needles if they are in me
@@imobese5241 are u? Little piece of shit? :)
Im Obese she’s a kid 🌩
this popped up on my recommended and here i was thinking your name was abby lee miller
Same
Thanks for sharing.. I'm sure it's not easy to film most of the time when your in the hospital. Love you Amy!!
Honestly she is the strongest girl i have ever seen keep it up girl!!!
I have epilepsy and whenever I was in the hospital I had to take my medication without the nurses reminding me or helping me that’s something normal to do in hospitals because when you go back home you need to take all the stuff by yourself that’s why nurses or doctors show you how to take it and help you once or twice and then let you do it alone 🤷🏻♀️
Anna
When I was in the hospital, they wouldn’t let me take my medication by myself ever :(
You are such an inspiration for me and i know a lot of other people your so strong and just keep praying god will get you through what ever as long as you have him in your life ❤️
I think it’s really a blessing for me to come across your channel and see how inspiring and motivational you are for me. But honestly tho you are like all happy with all this happening and it makes me grateful😭💕.
me, a nurse, seeing that your nurse left the meds in the room with you 🤒😳😳 i’m shook
I was shocked too !
And I am not even a nurse .... that’s usually a big NO NO
i assume she usually gives her own medications at home so it’s easier and gives her more independence with her care. i was surprised that they punctured her other vein for blood draw even tho she already has a CVAD and a PVAD. like why????
@@Tara-hh3lw I understand what you are saying but still its a huge no. I have my own medications and am independent with them but the times i have been in hospital the nurses never allow me to do it, they administer them. As proof of they are never to leave it for you is I was visiting a friend in hospital once who was also on regular meds but they were all taken sporadically at different times and amounts. Luckily i was there at the time of nurse doing medication rounds cos if my friend hadnt noticed meds looking different and asked nurse what they were for, he would have freely taken wrong meds and had serious side effects.. Yes i get this may be a one off but it happens.. In this case if meds were left for him to take, it wouldnt have been a good outcome. So even if you are a regular meds taker , nurse should give them to you, check they are correct ones and watch u take them.
@@scorpio0685 amy has been living with her disease for a *very* long time, so i’m sure she knows exactly what medications she’s on, what the look like, and what each one does. while i agree in *most* cases the nurse shouldn’t leave the meds for the pt to take, amy is a special case. especially because the nurse gave all of the meds at the correct time for amy to administer independently, not all of her meds for the day for amy to take when the time comes. i see your point and appreciate it!!
edit: looking at amy’s other videos-she does literally everything from medications via her Hickman line to hanging her TPN. She is more than capable of doing it herself and it promotes independence so I say why not!
@@scorpio0685 lol
You are very brave. And very strong. You are an inspiration to true strength and courage.
your such a great role model for everyone. You are so strong and inspired me to make the best out of any situation. I love the way you ise your platfurm and i wish there was more people like you on YuTube.❤
the 227 people who disliked are heartless
Also more dislikes in what 2 hours thats so unhuman but your really pretty and i've always been like unaturally skinny, But who ever disliked are heartless and somethings wrong with them
this made me appreciate everything i have and everything around me even more. blessings to you baby doll 🥺
Omg I can’t even think about how horrible daily bloods would be 😭😭
you're so positive despite everything and i just wanted to say how inspiring and amazing that it! thank you so so much, wishing you all the best♡
The “my king” message awww so cute
This reminded me of when I got ill last year
I had a brain illness that left me completely destroyed
I don’t remember much, but having tubes attached to the belly, others directly to my heart and some other inside my mouth . To this day some of my teeth are damaged because of this. And my stomach has actually become stronger to medicine... I take about 10 pills a day to control lots of things.
My nurses and doctors were amazing , and the food was actually superb. Now that I’m home and healthy again, I’m admitted to go in the cafeteria and buy paninis . The first and best paninis I’ve ever eaten lol ❤️.
Just thinking about how a life can suddenly change is absurd... surprising. I never thought something like that would happen to me.
Not losing hope and giving your all every day is what counts! What you can do is accepting the situation and make the best out of it. NEVER, EVER GIVE UP!