A lot of people have been asking me how my dad's doing. | Fortune Feimster Comedy
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
- Saw him this week. He's getting there. He had to go into the hospital for a kidney infection a month back and got his stent cleared out last week but he's on a good path to better health. Thanks for checking on him!
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Affable, charismatic and one of a kind, Fortune Feimster is a standup comedian, writer and actor who uses her confessional comedy to bring people together. Through laughter and storytelling, Fortune shows audiences of all ages, backgrounds, and sexual orientations that common ground is only a joke or two away.
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I’m glad he’s better I’m also pretty interested in this chair with a lamp attached to it. It sounds cool.
So true. Death,close calls,& funerals do tend to make us think about loved ones and the need to spend more time with those we have unintentionally neglected. time is precious.
So glad.your Dad caught all that in time. Parents get tricky as they get older. I took care of my handicapped Dad for 22 yrs. Also, I admire how you told your story which I know at the time was scary. I struggle talking about those close topics on stage. Great job!
Absolute facts. Appreciate them before it's too late. Hope your dad is doing well with his fixed ticker ❤️
So very happy he had that stress test and is doing better now. I lost my dad when he was 47 and my mom when she was 55. Please it's never to late until it is
So precious
Wishing your dad all the best!
That’s wonderful news!! 😊
Love you fortune!❤
I’m glad your dad is doing better!
Thank you for the update I was thinking of him/yall too
Yeah good news Fortune, glad to hear.
God bless❤❤❤
I went in for kidney stone. They found out I was having a heart attack. Unrelated to my kidney stones.
I was like” no thank you. Can you please fix the kidney stones?
I love “ incidental findings” 😮
His chair LMAOOOOOOOOO 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
That happened to my dad too. He went for pre-op tests for something else and they caught it.
Praise God!
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Oh my god I haven't restaurants test done in two day. I didn't even think the outcome might be this😮
Also…….we now check need to check the “pandemic forecast”, bf we want anyone going into surgery-could be more sketchy.
Glad dad is good-er.
Yeah....sux when they don't come home
Is this the kid from bad santa
I’ve had 2 emergency open heart surgeries and I thought the first one (FL) was bad until the second one (NY) came along. At 25 I had my last rites given and all. The doctors told my parents that I had MAYBE a 12-17% chance of living. I was so delirious that I was acting like it was something that happened everyday. 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️ Only flatlined 4 times. 5 years later, I was passed from hospital to hospital bc they didn’t want me dying in their hospitals to mess up their stats. I now know that if a hospital claims it’s the #1 heart hospital (in whatever region; mine was Long Island), it’s bc they don’t do any surgeries that it’s possible a patient will die. Dumbasses. While I’m flatlining in their ICU (or wherever the hell I was) they’re calling around to get someone, anyone to transfer me to ANOTHER hospital willing to do my surgery. Thank God though bc I ended up with one of the top heart surgeons in the world. Still flatlined 8+ times before, during and after that surgery at that hospital. 2 months I was at NY Presbyterian. So I understand the struggle.
Glad your dad is good!! The suckage of heart struggles is real!
I don’t get it? How is that funny ?
Got the dark. But where is the humor?
Gross..... what is it?
Let us know when you grow up. We'll get you some cupcakes.
@@darkmaiden1776 How cute. Did you come up with that all by yourself?
@@darkmaiden1776 How cute. Did you come up with that all by yourself?
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