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  • @misslaurennicolesmith6937
    @misslaurennicolesmith6937 5 років тому +346

    OK but Tom's version of a nature documentary was the highlight of the video 😂🖤

  • @Sawyersautismjourney
    @Sawyersautismjourney 5 років тому +60

    Tom’s documentary of you had me laughing so hard 🤣🤣

  • @brigidtrewella6941
    @brigidtrewella6941 5 років тому +60

    You two are absolutely adorable. Tom's safarie voice was so funny. Highlight of the video. Xoxoxox feel better love!!! 💙

  • @McCreaFamilyHomestead
    @McCreaFamilyHomestead 5 років тому +4

    I started watching both your channels a few weeks ago and I admire Tom for him sticking by you and supporting and caring for you as well as he does. I also added you to my daily prayers.

  • @gillyana
    @gillyana 5 років тому +24

    Tom needs his own channel he’s hilarious. I’ve been really poorly and his voice over made me actually laugh out loud. 🤣
    Cmon Guys let’s tell Tom we want him to make his own channel?
    Your thoughts Amy?
    💜

  • @lyndasethney3407
    @lyndasethney3407 5 років тому +5

    Omgosh “the beast” you and Tom crack me up. You have such an amazing relationship and have so much fun together. It’s truly beautiful to watch! Absolutely love you both.

  • @erins4183
    @erins4183 5 років тому +19

    Lol Tom Attenborough....has a good ring to it 😂
    Lots of hugs Amy, the fact you’re getting any videos uploaded is amazing and shows how determined and strong you truly are 💐

  • @ToEKnee213
    @ToEKnee213 5 років тому +2

    Tom cracks me up lol his voice over was spot on haha

  • @MeganSmithers
    @MeganSmithers 5 років тому +20

    I had keloids 3-4 times within the first year of having my nose pierced, and the only thing that would make them go away was tea tree oil

    • @HelloJenni20
      @HelloJenni20 5 років тому

      Tea tree oil is AMAZING for everything! Kept me from having to get my toe amputated when antibiotics wouldn't work.

  • @Lyn4817
    @Lyn4817 5 років тому +19

    Your pill crusher is a brilliant idea. I had thought of doing but didn't know if it would work.

  • @louiseaylott2325
    @louiseaylott2325 5 років тому +23

    Such a strong woman, I admire you x

    • @louiseaylott2325
      @louiseaylott2325 5 років тому +1

      Phil Sandercock sorry to hear about all your conditions still I admire her positivity in the face of eds and all it’s related conditions and as someone with chronic illnesses myself I’m aware we all do it to survive but it’s the positivity which is what I’m calling strong as you yourself would know how hard it is to stay positive 🙂

  • @guardiansanimalrescuestate7289
    @guardiansanimalrescuestate7289 5 років тому +32

    Amy.....when I do those shots, I pinch as much as I can and go super fast. It works.

    • @amyslife4457
      @amyslife4457  5 років тому +3

      guardians animal rescue/ state certified 501c3 maybe I’ll try it 😬

    • @guardiansanimalrescuestate7289
      @guardiansanimalrescuestate7289 5 років тому +5

      @@amyslife4457 I promise u it works. I had a clot when I was pregnant and I had to do 3 shots a day for 6 months. Crazy.
      Are u ever interest in having a service dog. Not only do I have a certified medical service dog, I train service dogs too. If u r interested, I would do everything I can to help and eliminate wait times.
      I have gastroperesis too, as well as epilepsy and diabetes. And right now, I'm struggling so badly with deep depression. Do u ever struggle with that and if so do u have any suggestions.

    • @bellaangus1213
      @bellaangus1213 5 років тому +2

      guardians animal rescue/ state certified 501c3 I’m so sorry you are struggling. I know I’m random, but I never look at comments but I did today.
      You are a angel for all you do for our fur babies. Feel better from Georgia

    • @guardiansanimalrescuestate7289
      @guardiansanimalrescuestate7289 5 років тому +1

      @@bellaangus1213 this means so much and came at a time I really need it. If not for my dogs, I wouldn't be alive. It's hard to not have any family. (Grew up in foster care until I aged out) and I just hurt so so much.
      Thanks so much for messaging me. I'm having a super hard time right now and sometimes my thoughts scare even me. I also wish I had a friend. Someone to talk to. My best friend was caught in my house stealing all my medication. She didn't care that I could have had a major issue of which no medication could kill me. My dogs never liked her at all. My shepherd never stopped coming between her and I.
      I feel she was stealing along time to support her drug habit. Jewelry is gone that can't be replaced. And I have no friend anymore. Funny thing is that we had a house fire, and my ex didn't pay the homeowners insurance. So we didn't have much right now. And then to steal what little I had. My jewelry was on me when the fire started. So that's a huge reason I am so down right now. I look up to Amy so so much. She is always so so motivational.
      Again thanks for the comment. It meant so much to me.

    • @chronicallynicole8392
      @chronicallynicole8392 5 років тому

      @@guardiansanimalrescuestate7289 I think that everyone with chronic illnesses struggle a lot with depression, and to add everything that has happened to you it's no wonder your depressed! I always tell people who are close to me that struggle too, that we've got to fake it until we make it. Whatever the 'it' may be, I find it's easier to just tell people that I'm okay when really I'm very far from it. I don't like people thinking that I'm looking for sympathy because I have a disease with no cure, and all of these symptoms that you have to take medication for, and some other medications you have to take for the symptoms of the medication you've already taken. I've been following Amy for about 2 years or so, and I always look forward to seeing her video's because she is so charismatic and I relate to her issues a lot even though we don't share the same diagnosis. She's real, and presents real issues that everyone with a chronic illness can relate to. Like if it's going to the hospital, being sick or nauseous, test results, dealing with medical issues and the reality that you never really know how strong you are, because being strong is the only option you really have.

  • @samanthasackett2937
    @samanthasackett2937 5 років тому +10

    I work at a dermatologist office and every time a patient has a keloid we just inject it with a steroid and they go down with a few sessions!

  • @NurseMickiLea
    @NurseMickiLea 5 років тому +3

    Toms documentary was hilarious! Amy glad to see you plugging along and healing❤️❤️❤️ Ooooooh a makeup video! That would be great.

  • @missmtstic77
    @missmtstic77 3 роки тому +1

    you are a lovely couple loved toms background commenting lol classic xx

  • @sapphicalix
    @sapphicalix 5 років тому +12

    When I had my breast reduction I started developing keloid scaring in some areas, when it’s safe, it has to pretty much be healed, you can start gently massaging the scar every day, a few times a day for a couple minutes to break up the scar tissue. I also used silicone scar strips/tape which are reusable, you just wash them and use them until they lose their stickiness. And if all else fails, this did happen to me in a couple places, specifically where my drains were, I couldn’t get rid of the keloid scars and now I’m getting steroid injections in them to break up and soften up the scar tissue and so far that’s helping.

  • @itzKatiebaby
    @itzKatiebaby 3 роки тому +2

    Lol any time I was impatient I’d refuse my heparin shots because they’re sooooo painful! I’ll take my chances 😂

  • @lilmissoopsie8537
    @lilmissoopsie8537 5 років тому +9

    I know how you feel about the injections they stiiiiiing soo bad! And Tom's Attenborough bit was hilarious! Glad your doing so well after surgery! 💕

  • @tasharae215
    @tasharae215 5 років тому

    glad to see an update! keep up the wonderful recovery!!!

  • @jeanettemullins
    @jeanettemullins 5 років тому +27

    There are some special silicone dressings and gels for keyloid scars. My son gets them with deep wounds.

  • @cleoh666
    @cleoh666 5 років тому +10

    I work as a freelance writer and I've found PayPal really good for invoices, and it's free!

  • @MissLilyputt
    @MissLilyputt 5 років тому +10

    5:50 Is that David Attenborough? Wow!

  • @x.Kristen.x
    @x.Kristen.x 5 років тому

    My mom had a keloid scar from her knee surgery & she used to put crushed aspirin mixed with water to make a paste & put it on the scar then put her bandage over it. It definitely helped a lot with the size & darkness of it. She now uses the Bio Oil & Palmers Cocoa Butter for stretch marks & they are working pretty good for her.

  • @mariaschmidt8247
    @mariaschmidt8247 5 років тому +6

    Please continue the nature documentary segment.

  • @13juniper
    @13juniper 5 років тому +7

    Tom's voice over was perfect lol. It usually is said "mortar and pestle" not "pestle and mortar"... but also it's typically pronounced mor-ter and pess-el, the t in pestle is kind of silent. At least that's the only way I've ever heard them said before lol.

  • @TheSmbrown
    @TheSmbrown 5 років тому +5

    Tom is hilarious! You are so blessed to have each other. Fighting multiple autoimmune diseases and cancer is so difficult without a partner. Btw, that planner is brilliant, always a great idea to use tools like that to keep organized. Amy, you are such an inspiration to so many people. Keep up the good work with your vlogs but please take care of yourself first. Your health is more important and even though I really enjoy it when another vid comes out, I would rather that you are well and not pushing yourself too hard. Blessings Be 💕

  • @susanswanson7757
    @susanswanson7757 5 років тому +1

    Lol Tom's hilarious😂😂 Amy choose any day you want to upload your videos. It doesn't matter what day they come out I love watching you and Tom.

  • @mllee2008
    @mllee2008 5 років тому +1

    What is in the injection that burns so much?

  • @cherylkelly1221
    @cherylkelly1221 5 років тому +1

    Here in the us, we have a cream called Scare Away. I used it for my knee replacement scare. It works pretty good for helping your scare not get raised and bumpy. I would recommend it for your scare. It’s basically the size of mine.

  • @lindsaydiecidue
    @lindsaydiecidue 5 років тому +1

    Heparin (blood thinner shots) are the freaking worst!! My last hospital stay i was at a different hospital and for their protocol they did it every 8 hours !!! It was awful. My tummy looked like a cheetah!

  • @sunnya8
    @sunnya8 5 років тому +1

    Tom = A regular Sir David Attenborough 😂😂

  • @reneetedesco9287
    @reneetedesco9287 5 років тому +5

    Loved Tom’s narration while u were in bed! Hilarious!

  • @mellier7762
    @mellier7762 5 років тому +1

    LOL Ouch Tom, I have just had surgery & laughing is painful but it was worth it 😂😂😂

  • @elisajylkka850
    @elisajylkka850 5 років тому

    I know, they hurt! Thank you! Everyone I know said that they don't hurt at all, but damn it was so horrible when I had to use those.. even when the doctor showed me how to use it, she got me a huge bruise around the injection spot!

  • @WAA-uj3ow
    @WAA-uj3ow 5 років тому

    You so brave and inspiring, keep being strong 💕

  • @owrilm
    @owrilm 5 років тому

    wheatgerm oil can help with keyloid scaring as can sudacrem (baby nappy cream) high zinc contact xxx

  • @lisaioannou6758
    @lisaioannou6758 5 років тому

    Happy Birthday Tom 🎈🎂🎉🎁
    Great nature video.

  • @Beth1602
    @Beth1602 5 років тому +2

    Okay but the coffee grinder as a tablet crusher is a GENIUS idea🤩

  • @lizslifeoflemons3758
    @lizslifeoflemons3758 5 років тому

    For the keloid, try just massaging it. It doesn't matter what type of oil or lubrication that you use, just the massage itself makes a difference. You can even do it through the dressing. It will help the scar to heal and lay flat.
    If it get really bad, contact your surgeon or primary to see if you can get a cortisone injection into the skin to help it. (It is really simply, but corticosteroids are known to create problems with tendons so they may say no even though you are just getting it into the skin.

  • @fishtick
    @fishtick 5 років тому +2

    Tom's bit was funny but I hate whispering so much 😭😭😭 I was laughing and cringing at the same time LMAO

  • @maryreynolds5310
    @maryreynolds5310 5 років тому +3

    Can you massage it? (Scar) I have one between my breast, my nurse yrs ago said to massage it at least 3 x gd. It helped it! It really did!

  • @sparklepurple24
    @sparklepurple24 5 років тому +3

    I love love loved Tom's voice over! Please do that again sometime. You had me laughing the entire time! And Amy, I'm glad you're on the mend.

  • @silasbarnes8164
    @silasbarnes8164 5 років тому

    From my understanding of keloid scars (at least of the one I have), they’re caused by the muscle/skin tissue being misaligned during the healing process, and they aren’t really preventable or reversible.

  • @saoirsescorner8048
    @saoirsescorner8048 5 років тому +2

    Hi Amy to get rid of keloid scars all u need is 1tablespoon of olive oil and 1tablespoon of bakingsoda and mix them together and rub/massage on the affected area for 10-15 mins everyday and then wipe off once finished, this definitely works because I had to do that after getting my appendix out xx luv u ❤❤🤘

  • @laurafalvey5420
    @laurafalvey5420 5 років тому +3

    Tea tree oil helps keloids! I use it for piercings :)

  • @tortie-mawmginger5426
    @tortie-mawmginger5426 5 років тому

    Can you use Vitamin E oil? I’m lucky I scar really well. You can barely see any of my many scars. Being a very pale redhead might have something to do with it, but I always use Vitamin E oil twice a day for at least six months to a year while I’m healing. Can’t even see serious surgery scars.

  • @annmarie9163
    @annmarie9163 5 років тому +1

    I have a Keloid Scar and was told you are prone to them or not. They fade, to soft pink. how to stop them, sorry i would ask your dr"s sssssss

  • @mrssabre2946
    @mrssabre2946 5 років тому +2

    Tom's documentary commentary was great!

  • @farah-9488
    @farah-9488 5 років тому +1

    i love you amy ❤️😘🥰🤧😩

  • @ajwho4177
    @ajwho4177 5 років тому

    I love you and Tom’s relationship 💕

  • @shaddowsdieout
    @shaddowsdieout 5 років тому +3

    Just partially dislocated my knee for the first time ever on Friday. Bright side is now I'm expedited to an ortho!

  • @eduardopadilla5505
    @eduardopadilla5505 5 років тому

    Amy you are a brave warrior, so injections are like like duck feathers for you! :)

  • @domie792
    @domie792 5 років тому

    Kenalog injections can help with keloid scars, but it has to be fully healed first. Good luck!!

  • @hawkeye40778183
    @hawkeye40778183 5 років тому +1

    This was a cool and funny. I was laughing my butt off while Tom was trying to be the crocodile hunter while videoing you setting up your syringes. Treatment of keloid scarring is steroids, topical anti-tumor medication or silicone gel sheets. You can also use vitamin E oil or emu oil for the scar

  • @cherylreilly5244
    @cherylreilly5244 5 років тому +2

    Go to a dermatologist. They are the most qualified to deal with keloids scaring.

  • @myiahjay
    @myiahjay 5 років тому

    I have an industrial piercing that started to scar and I use tea tree oil and the scars are almost unrecognizable

  • @shannonwuke1043
    @shannonwuke1043 5 років тому +2

    I love Tom's little commentary that made me laugh so much!! :P

  • @_squarecube
    @_squarecube 5 років тому

    if you pinch up the skin and jiggle it while injecting it helps with the pinch

  • @heidicatherine2668
    @heidicatherine2668 5 років тому

    yayyy i’m early!! really needed to see a video from you today and i’m so glad you uploaded it brought my mood up! ❤️❤️❤️

  • @Kitsunemeh
    @Kitsunemeh 5 років тому

    Hi you could try a small layer of steroid cream just on top on the keloid scar. We do it if a wound is over granulating sometimes.

  • @zenderlee
    @zenderlee 5 років тому

    Lovenox, right? Yeah, I've done them many times. The worst is when your belly is bruised all over and you still have to inject them, so you have to inject them into an existing bruise. And the bruises are so painful too!

  • @georgiedrives8771
    @georgiedrives8771 5 років тому

    Oodid you get the paperwork from for your.f

  • @sarahwarwick1166
    @sarahwarwick1166 5 років тому +1

    You should get a weed grinder, but use it to grind your pills, it would be more convenient

  • @itsanorristhing3825
    @itsanorristhing3825 4 роки тому +1

    Omg Tom makes me laugh so hard some days i need it im glad you have him in your life. Awesome support .

  • @QuaeBellator
    @QuaeBellator 5 років тому +1

    There isnt much you can do about a keloid forming, just dont scratch it, that will make it worse.. But rubbing aloe on it daily can help slow it down.

  • @StephenMatrese
    @StephenMatrese 5 років тому

    Butterfly Band-Aids hello take the stress if the skin which causes the keloids.
    I have a keloid on my chest (port) and a 4.5" (11.4cm) one on my stomach from my Intrathecal pump. They both healed and looked like they were going to be invisible and then the split into keloids

  • @courtney6126
    @courtney6126 5 років тому

    Might talk to your Dr. about some sort of topical silicone gel treatment or sheeting. It may help improve the thickness and color of the scar. Just a suggestion. I’m not a dr.

  • @LDubb26ky
    @LDubb26ky 5 років тому +2

    Tom’s hilarious!

  • @lauriewalker843
    @lauriewalker843 5 років тому +1

    Tom had me laughing. He is a very good man because he helps you so much. Keeper.
    Of course you are an amazing woman.

  • @WorthyMissJ
    @WorthyMissJ 5 років тому

    The scarring.... Use a tiny bit of Biooil or coconut oil once you can and massage it in for about 30 minutes...The massage actually helps break up the scarring, the oil just keeps the skin from getting super irritated.... It's mortar and pestle if they're wood or stone and mortice and pestle if it's metal.

  • @NicoleSams614
    @NicoleSams614 5 років тому +2

    arnica gel! my mom used it after her cancer removal and i use it its amazing it even makes bruises heal faster

  • @makeupgrl24
    @makeupgrl24 5 років тому

    Tea Tree oil is great for keloid scarring

  • @Lunireal
    @Lunireal 5 років тому

    They injected steroids into all of my keloid scars (I have 4 from a shoulder surgery) and that made them lay flat and get lighter in color. (bonus it doesn't really hurt) Now people barely notice them. For a few years my baby sister was convinced I'd glue huge chunks of ham to my shoulder every morning.

  • @emmagould1373
    @emmagould1373 5 років тому

    There’s not really that much you can do about keloids until they heal fully then you can use different types of oils or injection

  • @michellendugwa6616
    @michellendugwa6616 5 років тому +1

    Love ur personality

  • @guardiansanimalrescuestate7289
    @guardiansanimalrescuestate7289 5 років тому +1

    Hi. Question, is the only nutrition u r getting now TPN? Without being able to vent no2, does that mean u can't eat anything currently?? I'm supposed to get my GJ button when they r putting my pacemaker in. So I was curious.

    • @gemmi1
      @gemmi1 5 років тому

      Anything Amy eats doesn't go into her digestive tract, so either needs to be drained or she vomits it up. So all her nutrition comes from the TPN. Her body still produces waste but I think she's said she moves her bowels every couple weeks. Hope this helps. Good luck!

  • @ashleybacon8982
    @ashleybacon8982 5 років тому

    Massage the scar when you can stand it about at 6 weeks you should be able to start doing it put some like oil or something and vitamin e oil on it when you rub it start at one side in circular motion to the other and go back and forth for about 5 minutes or so 5x a day. I have a scar the size of a dime in the side of my mouth from an electrical burn and that is what they told me to do with that and my acl repair scar that was from the mouth of plastic surgeons so I would trust them.....

  • @danyelPitmon
    @danyelPitmon 5 років тому

    The nature documentary I thought was Vantassel dick I kind of had me laughing a little but I feel for you when it comes down to shots and I’m sorry you have to go through so many problems medically your whole life that I just have lotta sympathy for you and I never miss a video I always try and catch all of them that come out

  • @jaydaye4278
    @jaydaye4278 4 роки тому +1

    You two are so adorable 😊😂

  • @03733
    @03733 4 роки тому

    I so feel the pain I have Afib,SVTs,PBC..I have had 7 heart ablations but now permanent pacing with pacemaker cause I kept having areas popping up..I also have gastroparesis not tube feeding yet...But I feel the pain there are good days but not a lot idk prayers your way !!

  • @darkbluematter1753
    @darkbluematter1753 5 років тому +1

    Oh my goodness I laughed out loud at Tom's nature video. Also, happy belated Birthday to Tom!

  • @StephenMatrese
    @StephenMatrese 5 років тому

    The hospital here always tried to give my wife Lovenox (US brand) those shots even though she has ITP (Immune Thrombocytopenia). She always refuses them too. We didn't even know they were painful, but now I know I'm never getting her to use them.

  • @sagirahakaevilbunny227
    @sagirahakaevilbunny227 4 роки тому

    So those freaking injections are the spawn of Satan I don't understand why they hurt so bad. I'll never understand why they hurt so bad. Whenever I would get admitted it was hard for me to get up and walk around because the morphine would make me dizzy.
    However I couldn't get off the morphine because of the chronic pain. So I had to kind of force myself to walk around and do small stuff so I didn't fall. But if I stayed in bed I had no option if I was too dizzy.
    So my nurse would say I can't allow you to fall so no I can't let you walk around which means that I have to stick you. The spawn of Satan do you hear me!!!???

  • @lottiatbeaniecodesigns4681
    @lottiatbeaniecodesigns4681 5 років тому

    I used bio oil on my scar but I don’t think you can stop it 😢

  • @PriestessYahYah
    @PriestessYahYah 5 років тому

    Amy, Keloids are common with EDS, I get keloids, I have never been diagnosed with EDS but I have quite a few of the symptoms including the Keloids. There was this creme I used back in the day called mederma it didn't get rid of it but it did lighten it and became a bit smoother. I don't know if you guys would have that there. I got mine in the States. Hope you can get some there. If not let me know and I can see if I can send you some.

  • @mammacee8829
    @mammacee8829 5 років тому

    Omg those injections.. I couldn't cope with them I refused them after I had my son. They're the main thing that worries me about having another baby is having the injections if I need them 😂😂😂 I'd rather give birth than have one. Makes me feel better that you hate them too as you are a super star rock of a wonder woman so I feel like less of a p***y 😂 love you stay well feel better soon

  • @DoveEnigma13
    @DoveEnigma13 5 років тому

    Was that heparin? The one you said hurts? If it is, yeah I hate those. Always have a bunch of little painful needle marks all over stomach.

  • @rebeccafanning7291
    @rebeccafanning7291 5 років тому

    What is it? The worst injection I've ever had is a vitamin K shot be for surgeries. Also has to have an infusion of potassium and they didn't dilute it in my IV so it was incredibly painful, wouldn't suggest it.

  • @jamigrace720
    @jamigrace720 5 років тому +1

    Cute glasses!!!

  • @TalonStormCrow
    @TalonStormCrow 5 років тому

    I hated getting blood thinners when I was in the hospital. However, I had kidney stones/kidney infection so I wasn't mobile really save for going to the restroom. I only had them once a day though thankfully.

  • @dinosaurfun5965
    @dinosaurfun5965 5 років тому +1

    Is that clexane? Stings like a bee xx love and hugs xx 🧓🇬🇧⚘❤🍇🍇🦖

  • @dommarie198
    @dommarie198 4 роки тому

    Hey Amy are the shots to prevent blood clots? When I had surgery (broke my femur) I had to inject in my stomach everyday for a month and it was the worst. The doctor didn't want any risk of blood clots.

  • @countrywitch3145
    @countrywitch3145 5 років тому +1

    Ok Tom's nature documentary is hilarious...lol😂

  • @beckyjo8745
    @beckyjo8745 5 років тому

    Yes those blood thinner shots are HORRIBLE!! But unfortunately I have to do those for 10 days before any surgery 2 a day. So I know how they burn.

  • @alejandraerazo552
    @alejandraerazo552 5 років тому

    I once had a keloid scar, went to the dermatologist and he ended up injecting the area with something (i cant remember the name) for it. I didnt feel any type of discomfort or pain from the injection and it worked, the scar was reduced significantly. I still have some keloid left but that was because it was a six month old bump so I cant complain and my health care covered the injection. Hope this helps

  • @evlanglefire
    @evlanglefire 5 років тому

    I know this is months later but if you have keloids in the future try saline/salt water. They make after care solution (mostly for piercing) in an aerosol you can spray on a wound. I tend to get pretty bad scars from surgeries and piercings and this last time I used the saline spray (same ph as your body) and I’ve had no issues after the initial healing.

  • @constancafidelis4839
    @constancafidelis4839 5 років тому +4

    I used those, when I had my knee surgery, and it didn't hurt. There's this pain after the injection but it's bearable. I think the secret is to inject it as fast as you can and pinch as much of your skin you can. It worked for me even though it was my mom doing that to me 😂

  • @danielalindnau1650
    @danielalindnau1650 5 років тому

    Amy don't know if you can use them but I had a huge scar after my surgery and Dr. prescribed me corticostheroid creams and it thiner them a litlle bit. Hope you can use it. If it continues to grow then we are going to try an infusion. Cheers

  • @kalioshoozija
    @kalioshoozija 5 років тому +1

    I need the recipe for that mashed potato because it didn't looked like normal one but rather fancy!!

  • @leahcartwright9944
    @leahcartwright9944 5 років тому

    I was not one happy bunny in hospital lol 😂 I have been told by my nephrologist that I’m not aloud any anti inflammatory drugs so they put it down as allergies even tho I’m not allergic anyway the nurse came to me and said I have to give you an injection so I said ok because your trust the nurses and doctors anyway it stung so bad lol 😂 the next day I told my mum they gave me an injection and she asked the nurse what is was and mum was mad with them and they said it won’t happen again and the next night they still tried to give me it and I refused stupid really as it’s in my notes x