@hola hola IKR I love her she is super happy all the time I would love for her to be my nurse she would be awesome I love people who are cheerful all the time.
Would you consider letting us in to your personal life a little bit more? How/when you prep food? Workout? Your fiancé? Wedding planning? Maybe a “day in my day off life”
I work in a hospital as a HCA (Healthcare Assistant) and all I hear when I get home is the phone ringing, call bells, and falls alarms- honestly it haunts you
@roast beef Yep. It doesn't affect me at all. I didn't even know I was missing a kidney until I was 18 and they found out when I was getting scans for an unrelated sports injury.
roast beef Alcohol is mainly metabolized by the liver, not the kidney. Also, one kidney can easily do the work of both kidneys as long as it is healthy :)
@@kellyhyland4574 heyy! So once you found out that you had only 1 kidney, did u have another kidney transplanted into u? If yes thsn how was the experience? Thanks, have a nice day❤
Here in Ireland, I’ve Cystic Fibrosis and I go into hospital for 3 weeks every 2-3 months. I love all the staff, but it’s great to see the behind the scenes! Keep it up Siobhan! Hi from Ireland 💜
Hi Benat! Thanks for sharing... you have your own very unique understanding of the hospital system and in many ways i'm sorry to hear that (wish you didn't have to go through this). Great to have you here in the community!
Violin MD my grandma had pneumonia and Alzheimer's disease and she passed away when she was only 72 or somewhere around there. It was REALLY difficult for me to process at first because she was always so nice to people even with the memory loss. I will miss you forever 👵 Ghram😘😘😘💋💋💋
i got a liver and kidney when i was young but the kidney failed and i was on dialysis for four years and finally got a new kidney in 2018 and it has been a year with a new kidney and NO MORE dialysis yayyyy
I had a kidney transplant on the 5th August 2019 (this year) recovering well I’m so pleased and blessed and have so much respect for the doctors and nurses who work tirelessly everyday looking after their patients!
Hi Siobhan I’m Natalie. I’m turning 12 in a week (April 29) I want to be a doctor (more specifically a ER physician in the Alberta children’s hospital) and I discovered your videos about a month ago and I can’t stop watching them! I love that your Canadian because I am too! Love from Calgary, Alberta
Stop discouraging Natalie! If she wants to be a doctor, *encourage her dreams* rather than tearing it down because all you’ve chosen to focus on is the negatives on the medical world.
Thank you for covering nephrology and this specialty. I have been on various modalities of dialysis since 2013 and just got my transplant Dec, 2019. So far doing well and stable. Going to watch your other vlog on dialysis now. Have watched a lot of your other vlogs over the years and it’s informative and shows how much you care about patients and other folks you work with. These are great vlogs.
Thank you for this video. As a 2013 Heart Transplant recipient and transplant educator I’m always thrilled to get more information. You sharing this story with your influence will definitely be a positive thing for organ donation. Thank you for all you do.
The whole transplant surgery process is so cool! It’s also interesting how old kidneys are left inside often and transplanted kidneys are just added on.
My dad had a kidney-pancreas transplant in 1992, and has had three kidneys and two pancreases ever since. All of his native organs still had some function, so it was thought to be preferable to add, rather than to replace. Post-transplant medication regimens are complex, but critical to keeping your new organs healthy and preventing rejection. If you or someone you know is contemplating getting an organ transplant, it's best to prepare for it by making sure you are taking your medications correctly before the transplant, as that habit can save and extend your life after the transplant.
My mum actually had a kidney transplant once! I’m so happy that I get to use your channel to educate myself on the system she went through when she was unwell
As a kidney tx recipient, a huge shout out to my amazing neph, and all renal doctors. Been seeing him since i was 10 weeks old Remember organ donation is the most selfless gift you can give. What do you think you will specialize in when you finish your rotations etc. Fact, the native kidneys shrink once you have had a tx. We have a txrecipient who is 40 years post tx here in Australia
I'm a Nurse, and I absolutely love watching your videos on my down time (if there is any) at work, while I'm charting, eating lunch... etc. They can be very educational and interesting! So, thank you!
I donated a kidney to a stranger last year and it was actually a great experience! Thank you for showcasing how important it is for the kidney patients to get transplants!
My husband had a kidney transplant from an altruistic donor. It's been life changing. I highly recommend registering as an organ donor. It saves lives.
I love this channel, I play the violin, and want to major as a MD in Cardiology, her videos are so entertaining and positive! Thank you so much Siobhon!
My Papa was on this unit at this Hospital before he passed away❤️he was in and out of that unit a lot... thanks to all the doctors for their amazing care!
My husband was in dialysis for 15 years finally he got the green light to be on a transplant list 3 weeks later we got tu call. It has been a blessing he is so normal and healthy. Thank you so much UW drs for giving my husband a future. Thank you for being an awesome dr.
Thank you for the great video! I am a 2 time kidney transplant recipient. I am currently 9.5 years post transplant, getting ready for baby number #2 post transplant. I have had CKD since childhood and I know how meaningful this video will be for those who have CKD. Nephrologists rock! Have you decided on a speciality yet? I am a birth doula, and if I was 10 years younger I would go back to school to become a midwife. But right now my life is a bit busy for school. Thanks again for helping bring awareness to Kidney Disease and the Transplant process!!
This video was actually kinda cool to see because I got a kidney transplant in the past year and it was cool seeing what goes on behind the scenes with it
You get an on call room? With a bed??? The UK version is putting two or three chairs in a row and sleeping across them and rolling up a hospital blanket as a pillow (or your own jumper).
That’s awful:( you should bring a cot to Work! There are some really nice ones that are lightweight super easy to take out when needed and put back/carry around :). My fiancé and I both used our own for military training since the ones they provide are crap
Thank you Dr. Siobhan for introducing about Kidney Transplant. Many people have serious kidney diseases and they are getting worse if they didn't take proper medicines. Thank you Siobhan for informing about good medical treatment for kidney disease and Pneumonia
Love your videos 😍 been binge watching for the past couple of weeks since stubbing across your channel. I was born with (still have) 4 functioning kidneys with 4 separate ureters which is rare. Love from Australia 🇦🇺
I love that transplant patients are immediately admitted under the transplant team. As a transplant recipient myself (not kidney) it makes me feel so much better because I know if whatever is wrong with me is transplant related, my doctors will find it!
Your voice is very soothing to hear.Just had a ear infection and after hearing you my ears feel good.Love your videos wish they had you on greys anatomy seasons
Really a disclaimer.. come on now lol your not giving medical advice. Your giving a good education information & look at the life of a doctor and your perspective on Medicean and your sharing an amazing videos on the health in general. Love all that you do .
Tony Especially in the health/medical field, disclaimers are required by law. There's even a disclaimer on cigarette packs. Every patient is different, in some way. There can be two or more patients with the same (type of) issue, but they have different things done and/or have different results. In October '15 I found out I have heart block and ended up with a pacemaker. They could've recommended a heart transplant, but it's not really necessary as heart block isn't something that a transplant is particularly necessary (although I could get one). Siobhan, I appreciate the disclaimer. It's the smart thing to do.
my great aunt had a kidney transplant, so it’s interesting to learn a little more about it. your channel is really cool, haven’t found anything else quite like it! ♥️♥️♥️
This is literally your BEST video ever! I love when you geek out and give us all of this cool info! Had NO idea that they leave the old kidney in the body after a transplant! Why do they do this? Why not just remove it? Very interesting. Also love when you explain the problem and what you’re going use to correct it. You’re the BEST! I hope you always do videos, no matter how famous you get :)
I always learn something when watching your videos! Someone I know is on the top of the list for a kidney transplant but they are still waiting. Says it could be any day but who really knows when any day is. Happy Easter!
I LOVE your videos. I think it's amazing that you do these videos. They're entertaining to me so much! I'm hoping to start my journey to get into nursing school soon. This is all fascinating to me.
My daughter now 34 was born with only 1 kidney, dx at age 4. We found out 3 months after her lung disease called primary Cilia dyskinesia . We live in Ottawa, she had a bronchoscopy done at CHEO, January 1990. She lived at hospital most of her first 4 yrs of life there due to severe asthma attacks, and fluid on her lungs. Then CF clinic took over her care with meds and chest therapy teaching us, her parents how to do her clapping and had a physiotherapist come into the home and then school as well. Now her lungs even tho scarred are doing ok, but the ears and sinuses are taking a beating. She has 4 kids, none of which have the disease.
I've watched your videos for quite awhile now... lately the stories you have had sounded quite familiar. Turns out I index your hospital records.. those 38 pages you took would be the reason I was so busy last week! Lol I have some medical training and find your videos so informative and interesting. Your dedication to uploading and the insane shifts you work is pretty inspiring as well. Love from a local
These videos are so cool and I really look forward to them. I work in a hospital myself but non clinical so it's really interesting to get a closer look into the doctors world.
I clicked on this so fast!!! I love all of your videos!!! You are so awesome great video!!!! ❤️ ♥️ 💜 Edit: Thank you guys so much for all the likes this is way more than I ever get!!
I had a kidney transplant from my favourite teacher Amanda! It took me a while to recover but Amanda (still today) is with me every step of the way from school to meditation to hospital addmitions to all the other stuff! And as usual Amanda sometimes had to be there when facing my biggest fear almost every day (needles 💉) but itz part of my daily meditation and it has to be done!
I’ve been watching you since I was a student nurse, and now I’m 6 months in as an RN in an acute renal ward, we we have transplants and HD continuously, among other acutely unwell CKD,AKI patients.. I was very excited to see this video. Renal is so diverse and interesting 🥰
Do you ever get anxiety waiting for your pager to go off? I know for myself, I wouldn’t be able to sleep.. I’d be so anxious anticipating another page! (I’ve learned watching these videos that we live in the same city, super cool!)
I knew all the transplant trivia cause I got one at 10 months old. Fun fact: mine were removed so I only have one, and it's been up and running for 18 years now. I have a special appreciation for what you do.
Are all shifts that you do call shifts? Or do you have “normal” hours during the week and occasionally have call shifts? I’m just curious how a typical work schedule is for doctors
I think she touched on her schedule when she was talking about whether or not it's dangerous to be as sleep-deprived as they are. ua-cam.com/video/kr9_ofPZzRk/v-deo.html
My dad had a lung transplant last year, coming up on a year in a couple of months. He's doing great now. Transplants are such a miracle, and I am so grateful to the doctors who are able to perform them.
I love your vlogs so much, Siobhan! You manage to keep it informative, but not boring. Educational, but not too scientific. I love the way you edit your vlogs and your work ethic that shines through. Been watching you since 40k subscribers, and will be here until 4 million! Much love from Indonesia💕
So this may go unread but still wanted to express how much I appreciate what you do: I'm sure you, like any other person, do have your down days but the optimism you hold comes right through! I am a 19 y/o who has conditions that require regular hospital trips (and it's always been like that - in fine on the whole tho haha) and what I can is that a smile and the glimmer of hope that can give with a few optimistic words can do what sometimes even medicine cannot do! I've been treated by not so optimistic medics too in the past (although lucky not as often) and so I really appreciate how med staff like you show that glimmer of hope, where there otherwise may not even be, and that too when you yourselves work so incredibly hard!!!!!!
Thank you for taking the time to share and write this - very touching and really reminds me that I always want to portray that level of hope and positivity to my patients moving forward. thank you!
I think the coolest thing about kidney transplants is that the organ starts working as soon as it gets connected to the bloodstream! It’s not like a heart where you’d have to remove the patient from a machine to test if the organ will work, or a liver where several tests are required post-op to monitor functionality. Kidneys just go to work as soon as they’re “plugged in”!
I love how you explain cases, it helps me actualy learn something from your vids. i recomend going even deeper in what you experience through your shifts and explain what you have to treat and how.
I love your videos I think you’re a remarkable person and physician. Your dedication to the patients and community you serve is very heartwarming. And to find the time to edit and make these videos and share a part of your life to the world is absolutely encouraging and inspiring.
Oh wow i love you. I want to be a doctor so bad!! i‘m in medical school right now and i cant expect to work as a doctor !! 😍😭 i love it so much. i‘m looking forward to my 26hour shift and i literally cant expect it 😭😭😍😍
Hospitals and Doctors mostly we see during medical problems and its a hard time. But your polite attitude and nice way of talking makes it so pleasant,, I have realised that the right polite attitude makes things go much smoother. keep it up. this is a reason i watch ur videos,
Ah yes, renal! 23.5 years and mine still going. You kinda become an honorary doctor when you've dealt with renal for that long as I have, was able to pick up what you were about to say about those patients before you even said it - for me it's been there, done that. Now studying biomedical science to somewhat formalise that knowledge at university.
I have never seen a person so naturally happy about life as you literally
Look up Nurse Blake! He's always smiling!
Hola hola 2019 “Respect and dignity.” Furthermore: (“Respect and dignity!”)
Hi hi!
Same..I wish I could be that way.
@hola hola IKR I love her she is super happy all the time I would love for her to be my nurse she would be awesome I love people who are cheerful all the time.
Would you consider letting us in to your personal life a little bit more? How/when you prep food? Workout? Your fiancé? Wedding planning? Maybe a “day in my day off life”
Autumn Gilbreath yes!!
Yess! Please! :)
Yeeees, we want this!!!
Yessss
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Me when I hear beeping : hi this is siobhon returning a page 😂❣️
That pager would get on my nerves lol. I bet when you're home and actually off work, you randomly hear that noise in your head haha
ambdance00 as a person who carries a pager for work I can definitely attest to this lol
I work in a hospital as a HCA (Healthcare Assistant) and all I hear when I get home is the phone ringing, call bells, and falls alarms- honestly it haunts you
I’d get some PTSD from that shit lmao
Let me tell you: Everything that sounds familiar to the pager triggers a reaction lol.
1 in 3000 babies is born with only one kidney. Hey, it's me!
@roast beef Yep. It doesn't affect me at all. I didn't even know I was missing a kidney until I was 18 and they found out when I was getting scans for an unrelated sports injury.
roast beef Alcohol is mainly metabolized by the liver, not the kidney. Also, one kidney can easily do the work of both kidneys as long as it is healthy :)
@@kellyhyland4574 heyy! So once you found out that you had only 1 kidney, did u have another kidney transplanted into u? If yes thsn how was the experience? Thanks, have a nice day❤
You’re rare.
MY FRIEND WAS BORN LIKE THIS. As well as not having a uterus?????
Could we just talk about how joyful and sweet she sounds? she’s a perfect representation for this job!
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Here in Ireland, I’ve Cystic Fibrosis and I go into hospital for 3 weeks every 2-3 months. I love all the staff, but it’s great to see the behind the scenes! Keep it up Siobhan! Hi from Ireland 💜
Hi Benat! Thanks for sharing... you have your own very unique understanding of the hospital system and in many ways i'm sorry to hear that (wish you didn't have to go through this). Great to have you here in the community!
Violin MD my grandma had pneumonia and Alzheimer's disease and she passed away when she was only 72 or somewhere around there. It was REALLY difficult for me to process at first because she was always so nice to people even with the memory loss. I will miss you forever 👵 Ghram😘😘😘💋💋💋
Wishing you well, also hi from Ireland :D
Hey Benat, me too! It was cool to see this at the top of the comment thread!
Kendi1081 :)
You make medicine so interesting. Like I get excited when you upload😂
Same lol
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i got a liver and kidney when i was young but the kidney failed and i was on dialysis for four years and finally got a new kidney in 2018 and it has been a year with a new kidney and NO MORE dialysis yayyyy
Yaaaaay! I'm sincerely happy for you!
Same! Happy for you! :D
YAY!!!!
Im so happy for you!! 💓
Yayyyyyyyyyyy!!!!
I had a kidney transplant on the 5th August 2019 (this year) recovering well I’m so pleased and blessed and have so much respect for the doctors and nurses who work tirelessly everyday looking after their patients!
As a 25 year old lady expecting a transplant soon, I really loved this video, and your spirit!
I swear if I ever have a rheumatology problem Siobhan is the first doctor I’ll go to!
Hi Siobhan I’m Natalie. I’m turning 12 in a week (April 29) I want to be a doctor (more specifically a ER physician in the Alberta children’s hospital) and I discovered your videos about a month ago and I can’t stop watching them! I love that your Canadian because I am too! Love from Calgary, Alberta
For god's sake don't do it. Look at this doctor ua-cam.com/video/HwCbvLDPAtI/v-deo.html
Stop discouraging Natalie! If she wants to be a doctor, *encourage her dreams* rather than tearing it down because all you’ve chosen to focus on is the negatives on the medical world.
@@djlawlz4041 listen lady, the world ain't all sunshine and rainbows. She needs to know how ugly medicine can be
Chronically Vlogging YOU ARE THE NICEST PERSON EVER. Thank you. That made my day❤️❤️❤️
Natalie Castaneda you have the same birthday as me!! Also follow your dreams in becoming a doctor, I’m sure you’ll do great 👍😁
Thank you for covering nephrology and this specialty. I have been on various modalities of dialysis since 2013 and just got my transplant Dec, 2019. So far doing well and stable. Going to watch your other vlog on dialysis now. Have watched a lot of your other vlogs over the years and it’s informative and shows how much you care about patients and other folks you work with. These are great vlogs.
Oh God I love when she explains things that they'll be doing to help the patients
Thank you for this video. As a 2013 Heart Transplant recipient and transplant educator I’m always thrilled to get more information. You sharing this story with your influence will definitely be a positive thing for organ donation. Thank you for all you do.
The whole transplant surgery process is so cool! It’s also interesting how old kidneys are left inside often and transplanted kidneys are just added on.
My dad had a kidney-pancreas transplant in 1992, and has had three kidneys and two pancreases ever since. All of his native organs still had some function, so it was thought to be preferable to add, rather than to replace.
Post-transplant medication regimens are complex, but critical to keeping your new organs healthy and preventing rejection. If you or someone you know is contemplating getting an organ transplant, it's best to prepare for it by making sure you are taking your medications correctly before the transplant, as that habit can save and extend your life after the transplant.
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My mum actually had a kidney transplant once! I’m so happy that I get to use your channel to educate myself on the system she went through when she was unwell
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My father just had his kidney transplant a week ago!!! This is so awesome!! Thank you for this video it was very helpful ❤️
As a kidney tx recipient, a huge shout out to my amazing neph, and all renal doctors. Been seeing him since i was 10 weeks old
Remember organ donation is the most selfless gift you can give.
What do you think you will specialize in when you finish your rotations etc.
Fact, the native kidneys shrink once you have had a tx. We have a txrecipient who is 40 years post tx here in Australia
It is amazing to see all of the hard work you do but how you stay positive doing it. It is truly inspiring to those who want to go into medicine.
I'm a Nurse, and I absolutely love watching your videos on my down time (if there is any) at work, while I'm charting, eating lunch... etc. They can be very educational and interesting! So, thank you!
I donated a kidney to a stranger last year and it was actually a great experience! Thank you for showcasing how important it is for the kidney patients to get transplants!
Without sleeping you are still smiling and being nice. You are a real superheroine.
Hey!!! Love the video!! I had a Kidney transplant done on May 2000....19 years with my mom’s kidney!!!
The deceased donor thing got me DECEASED!!🤣😂😂 LOL 😂
Why can’t I like video more than once 😭😭😭
This is great for me as I am under the care of nephrology and have been since I was 2 so 8 years now
I love how dialysis sounds so simple and it’s just a machine that keeps you alive but DUDE ITS MY WORST NIGHTMARE
I had a heart transplant so hearing you 'geek out' over being on the transplant team makes me smile
This was supposed to have been my path. Thank you so much for sharing!
My husband had a kidney transplant from an altruistic donor. It's been life changing. I highly recommend registering as an organ donor. It saves lives.
Wow that’s incredible to hear - what a touching story!
I wanna be an altruistic donor but I'm too young! And my family would not support it.
E Sm hii! Can u please tell me what an altruistic donor is? Thanks have a nice day
Absolutely agree.i think being a donor is the most selfless gift you can give after you pass away
@@JoJo-hg7tg wow so well said❤👏
I love this channel, I play the violin, and want to major as a MD in Cardiology, her videos are so entertaining and positive! Thank you so much Siobhon!
My Papa was on this unit at this Hospital before he passed away❤️he was in and out of that unit a lot... thanks to all the doctors for their amazing care!
Wow I literally just finished an exam on our Transplant module! Heeeey! 2nd yr Pharm student here in AB. LOVE YOUR VIDS! ❤
My husband was in dialysis for 15 years finally he got the green light to be on a transplant list 3 weeks later we got tu call. It has been a blessing he is so normal and healthy. Thank you so much UW drs for giving my husband a future. Thank you for being an awesome dr.
I literally was on a video chat with my sister and I saw the notification popped up....and then the convo ended...sorry sis..lol
Thank you for the great video! I am a 2 time kidney transplant recipient. I am currently 9.5 years post transplant, getting ready for baby number #2 post transplant. I have had CKD since childhood and I know how meaningful this video will be for those who have CKD. Nephrologists rock!
Have you decided on a speciality yet? I am a birth doula, and if I was 10 years younger I would go back to school to become a midwife. But right now my life is a bit busy for school. Thanks again for helping bring awareness to Kidney Disease and the Transplant process!!
i love how you explain and teach your views your knowledge!!
Love this, my dad had a kidney transplant a few years ago and is doing so well ever since ! It's really nice to see the doctor point of view on it! 💛💛
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Thank you for reminding me of my final goal as I am making my way through the first year of medical school.
You are my role model in medicine😍 I hope to be a doctor like you exactly👌🏻 You are really positive & active doctor💪🏻 I wish you all the best♥️✨
Can you do a video about how you manage your personal life when you deal with such long work hours? What is your life like outside the hospital?
I’m totally obsessed with her!!! Watching from the beginning 🙂🙂
I love it when you geek out! You help me learn as well! I am about to take my boards for my RN! Thank you for making these videos!
This video was actually kinda cool to see because I got a kidney transplant in the past year and it was cool seeing what goes on behind the scenes with it
You get an on call room? With a bed??? The UK version is putting two or three chairs in a row and sleeping across them and rolling up a hospital blanket as a pillow (or your own jumper).
That sounds awful...
@@sarahdeeb4852 yeah it's not great
Thats super sad.. glad here in canada thats not how it works
My dad used to sleep on the patient beds in different parts of the hospital in residency.
That’s awful:( you should bring a cot to
Work! There are some really nice ones that are lightweight super easy to take out when needed and put back/carry around :). My fiancé and I both used our own for military training since the ones they provide are crap
Thank you Dr. Siobhan for introducing about Kidney Transplant. Many people have serious kidney diseases and they are getting worse if they didn't take proper medicines. Thank you Siobhan for informing about good medical treatment for kidney disease and Pneumonia
Love your videos 😍 been binge watching for the past couple of weeks since stubbing across your channel. I was born with (still have) 4 functioning kidneys with 4 separate ureters which is rare.
Love from Australia 🇦🇺
I love that transplant patients are immediately admitted under the transplant team. As a transplant recipient myself (not kidney) it makes me feel so much better because I know if whatever is wrong with me is transplant related, my doctors will find it!
You are so perfect at your job and you sound like you know exactly what your doing!
Excellent video, as always!! From a Liver, Kidney, Pancreas transplant nurse!!
Your voice is very soothing to hear.Just had a ear infection and after hearing you my ears feel good.Love your videos wish they had you on greys anatomy seasons
I’m a social worker at a dialysis clinic, so I love these nephrology videos! It’s so interesting to see what you do!
Really a disclaimer.. come on now lol your not giving medical advice. Your giving a good education information & look at the life of a doctor and your perspective on Medicean and your sharing an amazing videos on the health in general. Love all that you do .
Yes I agree - thanks for agreeing Tony!
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Especially in the health/medical field, disclaimers are required by law. There's even a disclaimer on cigarette packs.
Every patient is different, in some way. There can be two or more patients with the same (type of) issue, but they have different things done and/or have different results.
In October '15 I found out I have heart block and ended up with a pacemaker. They could've recommended a heart transplant, but it's not really necessary as heart block isn't something that a transplant is particularly necessary (although I could get one).
Siobhan, I appreciate the disclaimer. It's the smart thing to do.
Unfortunately not everyone has common sense. But I agree Tony, it does seem silly
my great aunt had a kidney transplant, so it’s interesting to learn a little more about it. your channel is really cool, haven’t found anything else quite like it! ♥️♥️♥️
I introduced my friend to your channel and now we are both obsessed with your videos!
My late husband had a transplant for 17 years. He passed away in January. He had FSGS. Love your videos Siobhan! Keep up the awesome content.
You inspire me, and I just want to say thank you.
This is literally your BEST video ever! I love when you geek out and give us all of this cool info! Had NO idea that they leave the old kidney in the body after a transplant! Why do they do this? Why not just remove it? Very interesting. Also love when you explain the problem and what you’re going use to correct it. You’re the BEST! I hope you always do videos, no matter how famous you get :)
I love ur content ! How do you always look so awake after such long shifts 🤷♀️ 👩🏻⚕️👩🏻⚕️
I always learn something when watching your videos! Someone I know is on the top of the list for a kidney transplant but they are still waiting. Says it could be any day but who really knows when any day is. Happy Easter!
I always love your vibe and how happy you are being a Dr & helping patients. I just love ya. ❤❤🌷
I LOVE your videos. I think it's amazing that you do these videos. They're entertaining to me so much! I'm hoping to start my journey to get into nursing school soon. This is all fascinating to me.
This video was super interesting. It’s so nice to watch someone who is so passionate about what they do 😀
My daughter now 34 was born with only 1 kidney, dx at age 4. We found out 3 months after her lung disease called primary Cilia dyskinesia . We live in Ottawa, she had a bronchoscopy done at CHEO, January 1990. She lived at hospital most of her first 4 yrs of life there due to severe asthma attacks, and fluid on her lungs. Then CF clinic took over her care with meds and chest therapy teaching us, her parents how to do her clapping and had a physiotherapist come into the home and then school as well. Now her lungs even tho scarred are doing ok, but the ears and sinuses are taking a beating. She has 4 kids, none of which have the disease.
This is awesome, I officially started interning at a hospital! I also got to shadow a hospitalist ❤️🧠
I've watched your videos for quite awhile now... lately the stories you have had sounded quite familiar. Turns out I index your hospital records.. those 38 pages you took would be the reason I was so busy last week! Lol I have some medical training and find your videos so informative and interesting. Your dedication to uploading and the insane shifts you work is pretty inspiring as well. Love from a local
These videos are so cool and I really look forward to them. I work in a hospital myself but non clinical so it's really interesting to get a closer look into the doctors world.
I love all your call chef videos I watch them every time they come out
I clicked on this so fast!!! I love all of your videos!!! You are so awesome great video!!!! ❤️ ♥️ 💜
Edit: Thank you guys so much for all the likes this is way more than I ever get!!
Thanks Grace so glad to hear it!
I had a kidney transplant from my favourite teacher Amanda! It took me a while to recover but Amanda (still today) is with me every step of the way from school to meditation to hospital addmitions to all the other stuff! And as usual Amanda sometimes had to be there when facing my biggest fear almost every day (needles 💉) but itz part of my daily meditation and it has to be done!
Thank you for uploading today! needed this right now
I’ve been watching you since I was a student nurse, and now I’m 6 months in as an RN in an acute renal ward, we we have transplants and HD continuously, among other acutely unwell CKD,AKI patients.. I was very excited to see this video. Renal is so diverse and interesting 🥰
Do you ever get anxiety waiting for your pager to go off? I know for myself, I wouldn’t be able to sleep.. I’d be so anxious anticipating another page! (I’ve learned watching these videos that we live in the same city, super cool!)
I knew all the transplant trivia cause I got one at 10 months old. Fun fact: mine were removed so I only have one, and it's been up and running for 18 years now. I have a special appreciation for what you do.
Are all shifts that you do call shifts? Or do you have “normal” hours during the week and occasionally have call shifts? I’m just curious how a typical work schedule is for doctors
Would love an in depth video on this!
I think she touched on her schedule when she was talking about whether or not it's dangerous to be as sleep-deprived as they are.
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My dad had a lung transplant last year, coming up on a year in a couple of months. He's doing great now. Transplants are such a miracle, and I am so grateful to the doctors who are able to perform them.
Hello! Love watching you!! I wanna be a nurse ( children’s)!
My grandpa had the same thing and had to go to dialysis. Have a great weekend!!
I love your vlogs so much, Siobhan! You manage to keep it informative, but not boring. Educational, but not too scientific. I love the way you edit your vlogs and your work ethic that shines through. Been watching you since 40k subscribers, and will be here until 4 million! Much love from Indonesia💕
yesss i’m finally early i’m so happy your amazing
aw thank you so much Nicole!
My mother had a kidney transplant 10 years ago and it is still going strong!
So this may go unread but still wanted to express how much I appreciate what you do:
I'm sure you, like any other person, do have your down days but the optimism you hold comes right through! I am a 19 y/o who has conditions that require regular hospital trips (and it's always been like that - in fine on the whole tho haha) and what I can is that a smile and the glimmer of hope that can give with a few optimistic words can do what sometimes even medicine cannot do! I've been treated by not so optimistic medics too in the past (although lucky not as often) and so I really appreciate how med staff like you show that glimmer of hope, where there otherwise may not even be, and that too when you yourselves work so incredibly hard!!!!!!
Thank you for taking the time to share and write this - very touching and really reminds me that I always want to portray that level of hope and positivity to my patients moving forward. thank you!
Violin MD I felt I had to as it's simply the truth! Thank you for starting this channel!
I think the coolest thing about kidney transplants is that the organ starts working as soon as it gets connected to the bloodstream! It’s not like a heart where you’d have to remove the patient from a machine to test if the organ will work, or a liver where several tests are required post-op to monitor functionality. Kidneys just go to work as soon as they’re “plugged in”!
Its so interesting to see what happens during different shifts...you do an amazing job! Keep up the great work!
you seem so happy and positive all the tine i aspire to be like you when i get into the medical field♥️
So cool I'm picking up on why you're ordering what you're ordering for the patient! #nursingschool
I love how you explain cases, it helps me actualy learn something from your vids. i recomend going even deeper in what you experience through your shifts and explain what you have to treat and how.
Ahh ur channel is growing so fast, I was surprised to see u at 330k !
I love your videos I think you’re a remarkable person and physician. Your dedication to the patients and community you serve is very heartwarming. And to find the time to edit and make these videos and share a part of your life to the world is absolutely encouraging and inspiring.
I 💚 nephrology! So fascinating! (Let’s see how many people understand the green heart 😁)
Oh wow i love you. I want to be a doctor so bad!! i‘m in medical school right now and i cant expect to work as a doctor !! 😍😭 i love it so much. i‘m looking forward to my 26hour shift and i literally cant expect it 😭😭😍😍
I just found your channel and I’ve been binge watching all of your videos 😅 I love how happy you are all the time! You are such an inspiration! ❤️
Hospitals and Doctors mostly we see during medical problems and its a hard time. But your polite attitude and nice way of talking makes it so pleasant,, I have realised that the right polite attitude makes things go much smoother. keep it up. this is a reason i watch ur videos,
I'm currently studying MedLab. You're very inspiring.
Ah yes, renal! 23.5 years and mine still going. You kinda become an honorary doctor when you've dealt with renal for that long as I have, was able to pick up what you were about to say about those patients before you even said it - for me it's been there, done that.
Now studying biomedical science to somewhat formalise that knowledge at university.
I blame exams for making me forget how fun watching Siobhan was😣 sending you love from egypt❤
Love the positivity
I love what you do! I have always enjoyed the medical field!
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Love your videos. Love love. New nurse and the education I receive is unmeasurable. Thanks