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i have watched exactly 2 of your videos this one and the one with a guy with a big growth on his nose and what pisses me off is you not once but in both videos you mentioned how doctors dont get paid enough through insurances. I honestly feel you get paid very well.
Hey Dr. Since you and many other drs. have a good practice and are doing well, how about contributing skin removal surgery to these ppl who cant afford them? Its a good cause
I have 800cc !! They look small I swear !!! I am not convinced though !! It is been two years ! But because of the heavy weight,, and the back pain and the abnormal leaking liquid ,,! I am determined to remove them ,and go for fat injection,, to make it more bigger !!
I'm just sitting here whisper-chanting "yes queen" while the woman who lost over 300lbs tells her story. It's hard not to feel second hand pride at an accomplishment like that.
I heard an attorney say to his client as they were going I to the client's jury trial..."Gosh, I haven't done one of these in years." Open textbook reminded me of that.
She is indeed amazing for doing all that work for losing the weight and working on her health! And it must have been so much more difficult once she started losing weight because of the extra skin. That must make moving around and exercising even harder. Such determination ❤!!!
it often does in the form of stretch marks . i've had weight pain and loss and gain etc and under my stomach and around my groin has these very large stretch marks and the skin is super thin
When you showed the " I was hugging my best friend", I just lost it. We had to put down our sweet black golden doodle, "Truffle" 5 years ago, and it was just like that. I am still crying, thinking about it.
I instantly teared up. I have an elderly chihuahua, she's literally grown up with me. I've had her since I was about 9-10. Her health isn't good, we can tell it's almost her time. That little video instantly made me tear up. 😭😭😭
As a euthanasia tech, the “I don’t care, I was hugging my best friend!” just absolutely kills me. I like to think that’s how they all feel, even if they don’t have their person there with them…I’d like to think they would just be saying “I don’t care, my pain is gone!”
I have hugged several beloved pets as their Journey ended and I'm trying my hardest to understand and not judge people who can drop an animal off and not stay there with them and hold them to the very last minute. There is nothing in this world as painful but also comforting as watching a suffering pet relieved of their pain. I know there are times when people can't be there and at the same time know animals well enough that any human voice or Gentle Touch will bring them an enormous amount of peace in Comfort at that time. So to the author of this thread and the others that have been there with these pets while they make their way to the Rainbow Bridge blessings in abundance and great big hugs.
When I had to let my best boy go to the Rainbow Bridge I kept it together until his little heart stopped beating. Then I hugged his body to my chest and fell to the vet's exam room floor, sobbing. I've never recovered from saying goodbye to the most wonderful cat in the world; I know other human companions of adored animals understand. Thank you, Hana Behl, for the kindness you give to us and our fur-persons.
As a tech, what killed me modt was the owners that couldnt be there for their last appointment. They just wanted their person, and they were stuck with me. I would try as much as i could to make it pleasant as i could for them, but i just never felt like it was the same. Part of me just wanted to yell at the owners-how dare you leave this animal to be abandoned by THEIR best friends in their time of need? This is why it KILLS me when people say techs and vets are just in it for the money.. even the vets dont make much compared to their massive loans. And here i was a tech barely making above minimum wages.. where is this crazy money im doing it for? No, i was losing a piece of me every day AND barely paying my bills and having to rely on a spouses income to survive. But sure, yall (no one here, just bs in fb groups) people keep thinking we are just in it for money. Its no wonder it has one of the highest self-ending rates.. one of the vets i worked with lost his life to it-he was only 30. You give your all and more, and people think youre still money grubbing. /endrant Im getting close to making this decision for my YOUNGEST pet and my 2nd ever dog (i still have my first), and its been killing me thinking about this. I would never dare leave them alone. Unless im in the hospital myself, i WILL always be there.
Both of the dog stories just melted my heart. The first one was cute and made me very happy that the lady didn’t lose her dog, but the second one broke my heart in a thousand pieces… I felt one of the deepest pains of my life when I put my oldest cat down and I wasn’t even hugging her. The vet didn’t tell me anything special about this last part of the procedure, so I didn’t know if I could hold her close to me or leave her in the table, as she was already sedated. So, if any of you guys need to pass throw a similar situation, make sure you comfort your pet as much as you can - even if he/she is not conscious. It will probably make a lot of difference in the way you face the situation, seriously.
About 5 months ago I had to have my 14 year old cat put down because of a extremely fast growing mouth tumor. It was the hardest choice of my life, he was MY life, my baby. And I hugged him, and conforted him the whole time through it which seem to make him super calm during it which made me happy to see. I will agree that it is best to comfort your cat for their sake, and yours. 😊
I had to put my 18 year old cat down 4 months ago. He had been my best friend since I was seven as well as my twin sister's. When we had to say goodbye we took turns holding him until it was time and my sister let me hold him while it was happening. We both pet him and gave him kisses until he passed on. I was crying so hard I almost passed out, it was the worst day of my life. I miss him more than I've ever missed anyone.
Last month, I had to say goodbye to my 17 year old Siamese. I had my ear against him and heard the moment his heart stopped 😭 but at least I knew he wouldn’t be in pain anymore. His kidneys had failed.
Almost cried at the apron removal. As someone who has always been thin and struggled with anorexia (where people often told me they wish they looked like me at 20 lbs underweight so weirdly my ED was idolized and my recovery has been kind of been seen as "letting myself go" even though I'm still a normal weight and eating healthy) I can't imagine the emotional struggle of going through that. Knowing you've done so much work but your past is physically still attached to you. Much love to her and I hope she get everything she wants from her removal and from life. ED recovery is so hard and I know how much she would love to just feel like she has let her past go.
I held my cat when she was put to sleep and I felt her relax after being a trooper in her old age. It was the right time and I was absolutely devastated, this was in 2019 and writing this still makes me tear up. Feeling her relax in my arms brings me comfort and I hope it did the same for her 💔
I did the same thing with my 21-year-old cat who had developed eye cancer. I had had cats my entire life. Loosing Tippicanoe was so hard, I have never been able to get another and that was almost 20 years ago. Instead, I got a wonderful parrot who will outlive me. I have also allowed her to bond with my son so she will be ok and loved when I am gone.
@@sandranelson3327 I know it's hard. But there are cats out there who are desperate for a loving home. They will never replace your original love BUT you would both benefit in a whole new way.
As a former x ray tech, it's interesting to see some things haven't changed. I also wanted to say the techs want the baby/child to continue to cry. It's not because they are being cruel. It's to get that deep inspiration for the chest x ray. Babies/infants will cry and cry, stop for a few seconds, take in a real deep breath, and then start crying again. The tech is waiting to "capture" that deep breath on the final x ray. Babies/infants don't exactly follow directions. You have to get "creative" to get the results the physician wants.
The hugging you best friend video just broke me. My cat of 11yrs had heart failure and we reached a point were we had to let him go. It’s been 2 years and yet if feels like it was just yesterday, that pain never goes away. I re-live that’s day constantly, one moment he was purring in my arms, the next he was gone. I hope he was happy when he crossed the bridge
Gosh, that second dog vid got me straight in the feels. My old girl, named Tuesday, was diagnosed with hemangiosarcoma in January. Three days later, we released her from the pain with a wonderful vet who came to the house. Friends came to help send her off. We fed her chicken nuggets, told her that she was the bestest girl, and said good bye. She was surrounded by people she loved. It was the most beautiful death. Thank you for sharing Dr Youn. ❤
I am glad you included one of your tik tok videos. You always show one of the more funny clips which always make me laugh. As I have said, I physically disabled from an illness I had at the age of three months. I always had two surgeons for my hand, an orthopedic surgeon and a plastic surgeon. When I was finally booked for surgery by the plastic surgeon, both doctors saw me at the same time and they were discussing on how to proceed before I went to the OR. I think the operation was a little challenging. It did not bother me that both surgeons were discussing the best way to approach the situation, in fact it it put me at ease.
That woman who has the popped implant even said that she would continue to do this, even if it affected her children. She is genuinely more obsessed with her appearance and her kids
I don't think she's obsessed so much as might have some sort of mental health issues or a form of dysmorphia. It looks like she's gone through some pretty extreme plastic surgery, and should be seeing a psychiatrist.
The end part of this made me cry because I had to put down my beloved cat when I was 15. I held him in my arms while he got the shot and he looked right at me seconds before he died. The vet didn’t want to let me in the room but I threw a fit because I wanted to be with him. I will never forget that as long as I live. It was literally almost 20 years ago and still makes me so sad. He was so sweet. But I’m glad I could hold him in his final moments.
It's true, the apron stomach removal thing. My cousin lost a ton of weight and it took so, so, so long until she had the money to pay for that surgery. Her insurance didn't even pay part of the procedure, which was 9,000 euros.
I loved "I was hugging my best friend." I have been through that with several of my cats over my 73 years and I always hoped my babies felt like that. I even took a neighbors cat (who spent half his time with me) because she just could not do it herself. I missed all of them but I also knew it was the right thing to do.
@@Jimmy94411she lost 370lbs through her own hard work, commitment and discipline…the surgery was just to remove the apron of excess skin she was left with after her huge weight loss
It's exactly like that, just a wee less painful if something snags - if it's 3rd degree, 4th I've heard go deep enough to kill nerves(the maximum I've experienced, had phenol peel without anesthesia). They shouldn't have ripped the skin off,it can cause scarring. Couldn't watch it.
you think that's bad? i felt like I'd rather stop breathing from seeing that because my experience, recently I've had a currently unidentified infection of some sort on my lower region, first in the back, then the front, excluding the weeks of itching,burning,stinging etc agony...at the end there's always a "central spot" if that description works... where the skin has begun to slough off (basically falling away with just pus between) and the skin turns all leathery and sticky, now imagine having to scrape and tear that not just off your ass but the tip of the dick. that's what that made me think of,absoulute unadulterated agony.
We had to put our beloved cat down a week ago, so that second dog clip really hit my heart. I hope wherever she is now she is free of pain and knows how much we loved her.
The dog stories at the end started a torrent of tears. Thank God the dog was found. The animation of the dog in heaven really broke my heart. I have been in this situation many times and the end is drawing near now on my three dogs😢😢😢
Dr Youn! I don’t come here to watch your videos to cry! So touched by that woman finding her dog after the tornado…I can’t imagine after such horror to feel such incredible joy…I’ve lost three dogs in the last two years and my heart is still hurting, but that video was so sweet. Take care
The last pet one has me sobbing. My cat passed on Wednesday from an unknown illness. The vet isn't even sure. My mom was holding her when she passed at home. I'm just glad my baby wasn't alone when she died. She's now buried in the backyard. I miss her so much. She was only 18 months old.
When my 16 year old cat was put to sleep, I stayed there with her while my mum and granny left the room. I just wanted her to not feel alone in her last moments. It was very hard letting her go, especially because we've been with each other ever since I was born. At least she went peacefully and didn't suffer for long
Oh my goodness! I just watched this and the dog cartoon really hit me. I just had to put my 16 year old black lab down last Tuesday. The whole family was with Tess when she passed. We sure miss her but that video brought such comfort to me. I felt bad about the decision but it was her time and it was peaceful. Thank you for sharing. 12:0912:09
Omg I had this come up on my feed, I have not come across your videos until now. It was unbelievable as 12 months ago to the day is where I had let my mini dachshund cross the bridge, due to being unable to walk. It broke me and still does. Will be binge watching now as I believe in things happening for a reason.
I had walked out of per op because I got into argument with a nurse over the fact that it was not my chart in holder for my area . She told me I had no right to look and that I should not have. Am glad I did, the chart was for someone having an amputation . I still remember the police stopping to ask me if I was ok . I was walking quickly away from hospital IV pole , gown and all . Told them will be ok, get me out of here .
That’s SCARY. 😱 I once had my then surgeon call me several months after tumor removal to ask which boob (L? R?) & how Many tumors he’d removed. I 👀at 📞 like it was 👽! “Where’s my CHART? I was Unconscious!!”
Oh my goodness...you are so sweet to include clips of the dogs. I'm a huge dog lover - I have 5 babies - and I had to have our Doberman put down. I was holding her and my husband and daughter were in front petting her. She was surrounded by love. I'm crying now even after 10 years. Thank you for doing this. Aside from the pups, I love your videos and I've learned so much. I trust your advice and I am grateful that you share so much valuable information. Thanks, Doc.
Oh my yes!!! After I solved my issues with gum disease and receding, caused by not having my wisdom teeth removed until 2 years ago and my late 40ties, and also having bone loss caused by inflammations, but my gums grew around it , so I still have all of my teeth, they look good and gum tissue and no issues.... but if I cut my gums earlier in life, just because I don't have the longest teeth, I would probably have a big issue to deal with now! Probably my roots would be visible at some point lol. Not just people who want such a thing, but why doctors do it, do they mention that this could be a problem some day probably sooner than they thought...
A very touching moment for that woman when she found her dog. I am so happy for her...and yes, I went through the same ordeal with my Yorkie that I had for 15 years...her name was Sadie and it broke my heart when I finally had to put her down. I just gave her a kiss on the head ...held her, and told her mommy was going to make it all better. I believe she completely understood because she looked at me as she was going to sleep and licked my upper lip and nose and she went to sleep.💔R.I.P Sadie Mae
The 2nd dog story literally made me start bawling due to having experienced this situation. Fyi, I'm a little emotional today. Great work Dr. Youn! Keep it up! Thank u for your kind heart and help! ❤❤
We had to put down our 17 year old baby boy just 7 months ago. Time has made it easier to miss him without crying, but that little video of the dog at the gates of heaven just brought it all back. I love you and I miss you Manolo.
Awww! That last video got me. My mother inlaw & father inlaw just had to have their dog put down. He was just a few weeks away from turning 15. He was a sweet little guy, and we all miss him so much!
2 reactions... 1) The woman who lost all the weight: I'm in the middle of my journey rn, having finally been approved for surgery (Roux en Y bypass) after over a year of medical clearances, multiple dietitian visits, and insurance hoops. I feel her struggle, and her pride. ❤ 2) The dog who had their best friend: That one hit hard 😢. Over the last 1½ years, we've had to say goodbye to several of our beloved fur and shell (turtle) babies, including one who had been with me for 15 years. 💔
I know what that wonderful woman is going through with all that hanging skin after her weight loss. Now mine was not the extent as hers. I was 395 pounds now I'm 239 pounds. I had roughly 39 pounds of skin removed from my stomach. I'm so proud of her losing all that weight. You go girl you've got this
I've been watching your videos for a long time, and I love them. You really are such a good soul and hearing you talk about the dog related videos at the end seriously touched my heart.
09:00 This confirmed what I've always thought about you. The expressions and smile on your face says it all. I love plastic surgeons that understand how some procedures can be very important and even life-changing for some people. But you always think about your patient's safety first! I love when you call so-called "regular looking" people - like myself, beautiful. Because I, too, believe that everyone is beautiful in their own way. I'm currently saving up money to get some face-peelings due to moderate acne scarring ok my face. I had days when I didn't want to go outside because I felt especially insecure about my scars. I'm 30 and I've been a very natural person all my life. No procedures to "improve" my look, no makeup. But these scars truly feel like a burden. I established myself as a person, with great people in my life, a goid career, and a overall healthy lifestyle. So, I don't do this to achieve any of the just mentioned things. It's just something that I do for myself. I've lived with those scars for all of my adult life. Yet, I didn't stop me. Now that I'm in a healthy place - physically and mentally - I want to do this for nobody but myself. Long story, short: You are a beautiful person inside and out. You look great, you use a great skincare treatment, (and some facial injections, if I'm not mistaken). But you don't try to change the things about yourself that make you, you. You are proud of your East Asian heritage, your natural look - as far as I can tell, you don't even have veneers. This would make me feel so extremely comfortable if you were my doctor. I have some other "imperfections" like slightly protruding ears... but I don't care. And I feel like, that if I happened to be your patient, you wouldn't try to convince me to do more than I wanted and truly see my beauty, too. 🙏🏻
Thank you Dr. Youn for sharing the dog animation. I am a veterinary technician and my heart always breaks when people abandon their animals when it's time for euthanasia. This is a time when the animals need their person more than ever. I always try to make up for it by showing a lot of love and affection to the animals so they feel loved. But what the animals needs is the familiarity of their loving family. Thank you for educating people about the reality of some plastic surgery. The world needs more surgeons like you!
Man you just had to make me cry with that last pet video. My dog passed away a few years ago a bit before his 11th birthday. Unfortunately I couldnt be with him when he was put down, but my mom was there. She said she talked to him and held his paw the whole time. His lungs collapsed…
Omg I’m bawling at the ‘I was hugging my best friend’ one. My family’s dog passed just two weeks ago. I hope that’s how she felt. I hope she was at peace and happy with her family around her, and she knows how much she was loved.
oooh all of those things look painful! i have small teeth and therefore, a gummy smile. but cutting back the gums is a nightmare! because our gums recede naturally as we age and if you lose too much gums you can lose your teeth!
The other problem with removing gingiva is you can put your teeth more at risk for breakdown. Some people have too much tooth exposure and end up getting gingival grafts :/
I've so many animals that have passed. It's hard. Thanks for showing the older lady with her dog. I always wondered if someone helped the disabled woman lift that heavy debris to save the dog from being crushed and with his mommy.
Bless the heart of the woman who lost all that weight. Enjoy your new journey hun. I also melted and cried when the dog was found. How heart warming this video was.
How dare you show that cartoon dog video. I’m in the dr office waiting for dr to come in and I’m crying thinking of when I had to do that with my dog and my cat!!!!!!! He will think I’m crazy when he comes in and sees me bawling like a baby!!! Not okay!
I wasn't expecting to cry at this video 😭 I've had two cats put down this year, within months of each other. They were the first cats we ever had and they were there for me since I was a baby. I still miss them every day and I can't believe they're gone, I love you Lucky and Daisy and I know you're at peace now 😭💖
I have a gummy smile and really short teeth. Sometimes the dentist has implied that is because my gums come down extra far, comparatively speaking. All I know is, it's not worth going through oral surgery to look "better." It doesn't bother me enough. I have other areas I would choose to see a plastic surgeon about because they bother ME. After all, we're the only ones who have to live with ourselves, we should be the authority on where we want to spend our dollars / surgery recovery process!
Good for you! I really don't get the obsession with not having your gums show when you smile. I've never looked at someone who had a gummy smile and thought there was something wrong with them. I was just happy they were smiling.
Kudos for not messing with your teeth! The most beautiful teeth are one that are still in your mouth and not hurting. (Especially since it has nothing to do with crooked ones or misaligned bite)
You’ve got such a great heart and you really care! I love Doctors like you. I have an Orthopedic surgeon who has such an amazing bedside manner. He’s done my shoulder, my wrist, elbow and ankle. Shoulder was rotator cuff, everything else was getting arthritis scraped out. Now I’ve got bone on bone knees. I’ve told him he can’t retire as long as I’m alive…..lol. My PCP is amazing as well. I’ve been lucky in finding physicians who care about their patients and care about what they do. As always, ❤️♥️❤️♥️❤️
I really do pray the animals I have put down in my life remember it as I WAS HUGGING or being loved painless... now a sobbing mess THANKS FOR DREDGING THAT UP.. !
My son was put into a pig-o-stat and I tried to tell them it was pinching him and they told me no he’s fine, we left with bruises on his chest and it even cut him along those bruises. They never listen when you know your baby’s not right.
7:10 Reminds me of this horror short I watched in 'Alter'. It was done in a beauty vlog format. And, with each scene until the ending, one begins to put two and two together about why the skin peeling process looks so horrible and painful. That skin peel doesn't look nice, nor safe to me. I rather use peeling masks that don't burn my skin and just leave it feeling fresh. 😬
Thank you for the “pet” videos. We had to help our darling, adopted chihuapoo over that Rainbow Bridge in Dec., 2020. It was during Covid, so we had a special vet come to the house and we did it on our back patio. Unfortunately, the reason we were putting her down was she sustained some severe neurological injury in an accident, and her personality changed drastically; she could ‘t stand to be touched; she screamed if her feet slipped off carpet onto our floors, and she slunk away from us in fear when we walked by her. It was hard enough just to pick her up and put her on our outdoor table. She weighed just under 9 lbs., but it took enough sedative for a 60 lb. dog to allow the vet to proceed. He said she was suffering terribly, and there was nothing else to be done for her. We loved her and gave her the best life possible, and I know she is romping over that Rainbow Bridge. She may have even met one of your departed fur babies when they arrived. We did the right thing for her; but, oh my, it was painful to do. R.I.P., sweet Roxie baby. ❤
:( not the day for that dog going over the rainbow bridge, I held someone else's dog early today as the owner couldn't do it (I work in a vets) hit me with all the feels D: cause she didn't get hugged by her best friend as she went.
I had a bladder repair among other things. The surgeon later told me how hard my surgery was and how he was on the phone with an urologist for hours trying to figure out how to repair it and disconnect it from my intestines. I feel i was lucky to still be alive. Why didnt he come prepared and if he didnt know what to do why did he accept the job? The more times we talked the more he said and it didnt create confidence in him. I was so greatful he didnt do my last surgery. I didnt have one complication yet and its been almost 3 yrs. Thank you Dr Hyde. I wish i had found you first.
The old lady with her dog that made me laugh because you know that dog is mad as hell!. He was in underneath the house after the tornado if the dog can speak?, it would just say what the hell did you leave me in the house for?!. You just bail on me why you leave me in the house!.🐕🤬🏚⚠️🤷♀️😭💀😂👏👏💯
no way man, if that dog could talk he'd be shouting "I'M HERE! I'M STILL HERE! I'M TRYING TO GET TO YOU BUT I'M STUCK DON'T BE SAD I'M NOT DEAD I'M RIGHT HERE LOOK OVER HERE!!!" dogs are pure souls, they don't hold grudges, especially not towards their people.
@@dietotaku what you think the dog is not going to hold any grudges?, I have been attacked by dogs, friends dogs family dogs I even get attacked by cats and birds. They remember my face and they always seem to attack me!. You should go back to that video again and you should see how angry that dog was?, oh that little guy was angry as hell to be underneath the house!. LOL 🐕🤬🏚😭💀😂👏👏💯 But you get a like I understand what you're talkin about.
4:06 THIS is exactly what my legs would do when my liver disease was at its worst when i was drinking! My enzymes were 340 when i quit. 4 months later and i had recovered. Over 1.5 years sober now.
I never see a huge difference in the removal of gum tissue which made me not want to do it. You're not scraping my gums off for nothing😂. I'll stick to botox got me for migraines and my huge gummy smile😂
Seeing the video of the dog saying he doesn't care how he died because he was hugging his best friend BROKE MY HEART. Literally made me cry my eyes out. Jesus
Omg the Youn tik tok video cracked me up😂 "oh hey look, we're here"! And "ok it's time to go to sleep now, IS THAT A TEXTBOOK?" loved it. And the dog saying he didn't care how he died, he was holding his best friend broke my heart. Bc its def something really hard to do. The remorse even tho you know its for the best.
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i have watched exactly 2 of your videos this one and the one with a guy with a big growth on his nose and what pisses me off is you not once but in both videos you mentioned how doctors dont get paid enough through insurances. I honestly feel you get paid very well.
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Hey Dr. Since you and many other drs. have a good practice and are doing well, how about contributing skin removal surgery to these ppl who cant afford them? Its a good cause
People are nuts how gross
I have 800cc !!
They look small I swear !!! I am not convinced though !!
It is been two years ! But because of the heavy weight,, and the back pain and the abnormal leaking liquid ,,! I am determined to remove them ,and go for fat injection,, to make it more bigger !!
I'm just sitting here whisper-chanting "yes queen" while the woman who lost over 300lbs tells her story. It's hard not to feel second hand pride at an accomplishment like that.
Definitely! 🎉 I hope her operation went well! 😊
I heard an attorney say to his client as they were going I to the client's jury trial..."Gosh, I haven't done one of these in years." Open textbook reminded me of that.
I had the same response lol
She is indeed amazing for doing all that work for losing the weight and working on her health! And it must have been so much more difficult once she started losing weight because of the extra skin. That must make moving around and exercising even harder. Such determination ❤!!!
I follow her on TikTok, she is really amazing.
I'm so impressed how the human body can stretch the skin so much with out bursting; weight gain, pregnancy, breast implants. It's crazy!
Skin is amazing to me, how it's also self-healing by scabbing over cuts and such, so cool!
That's an amazing God's work
@@solvemymathassignments8951or Godess
it often does in the form of stretch marks . i've had weight pain and loss and gain etc and under my stomach and around my groin has these very large stretch marks and the skin is super thin
@@latenightcake5881 oh gee 😰
When you showed the " I was hugging my best friend", I just lost it. We had to put down our sweet black golden doodle, "Truffle" 5 years ago, and it was just like that. I am still crying, thinking about it.
Immediately load it too…. Let my sweet girl go the same way a few years ago 🥺🥺
Me too 😭😭😭
Same here😢
Sorry to hear. It’s the worst
I instantly teared up. I have an elderly chihuahua, she's literally grown up with me. I've had her since I was about 9-10. Her health isn't good, we can tell it's almost her time. That little video instantly made me tear up. 😭😭😭
As a euthanasia tech, the “I don’t care, I was hugging my best friend!” just absolutely kills me. I like to think that’s how they all feel, even if they don’t have their person there with them…I’d like to think they would just be saying “I don’t care, my pain is gone!”
I have so much respect for folks like you, hanabehl-lecter7803. Thank you for doing the hard thing. 💖
@@DKBingham Indeed such an important job ❤!
I have hugged several beloved pets as their Journey ended and I'm trying my hardest to understand and not judge people who can drop an animal off and not stay there with them and hold them to the very last minute. There is nothing in this world as painful but also comforting as watching a suffering pet relieved of their pain. I know there are times when people can't be there and at the same time know animals well enough that any human voice or Gentle Touch will bring them an enormous amount of peace in Comfort at that time. So to the author of this thread and the others that have been there with these pets while they make their way to the Rainbow Bridge blessings in abundance and great big hugs.
When I had to let my best boy go to the Rainbow Bridge I kept it together until his little heart stopped beating. Then I hugged his body to my chest and fell to the vet's exam room floor, sobbing. I've never recovered from saying goodbye to the most wonderful cat in the world; I know other human companions of adored animals understand.
Thank you, Hana Behl, for the kindness you give to us and our fur-persons.
As a tech, what killed me modt was the owners that couldnt be there for their last appointment. They just wanted their person, and they were stuck with me. I would try as much as i could to make it pleasant as i could for them, but i just never felt like it was the same. Part of me just wanted to yell at the owners-how dare you leave this animal to be abandoned by THEIR best friends in their time of need?
This is why it KILLS me when people say techs and vets are just in it for the money.. even the vets dont make much compared to their massive loans. And here i was a tech barely making above minimum wages.. where is this crazy money im doing it for? No, i was losing a piece of me every day AND barely paying my bills and having to rely on a spouses income to survive. But sure, yall (no one here, just bs in fb groups) people keep thinking we are just in it for money. Its no wonder it has one of the highest self-ending rates.. one of the vets i worked with lost his life to it-he was only 30. You give your all and more, and people think youre still money grubbing. /endrant
Im getting close to making this decision for my YOUNGEST pet and my 2nd ever dog (i still have my first), and its been killing me thinking about this. I would never dare leave them alone. Unless im in the hospital myself, i WILL always be there.
Both of the dog stories just melted my heart. The first one was cute and made me very happy that the lady didn’t lose her dog, but the second one broke my heart in a thousand pieces… I felt one of the deepest pains of my life when I put my oldest cat down and I wasn’t even hugging her. The vet didn’t tell me anything special about this last part of the procedure, so I didn’t know if I could hold her close to me or leave her in the table, as she was already sedated. So, if any of you guys need to pass throw a similar situation, make sure you comfort your pet as much as you can - even if he/she is not conscious. It will probably make a lot of difference in the way you face the situation, seriously.
About 5 months ago I had to have my 14 year old cat put down because of a extremely fast growing mouth tumor. It was the hardest choice of my life, he was MY life, my baby. And I hugged him, and conforted him the whole time through it which seem to make him super calm during it which made me happy to see. I will agree that it is best to comfort your cat for their sake, and yours. 😊
I held mine (dg) in my arms through it all until it was over.
I had to put my 18 year old cat down 4 months ago. He had been my best friend since I was seven as well as my twin sister's. When we had to say goodbye we took turns holding him until it was time and my sister let me hold him while it was happening. We both pet him and gave him kisses until he passed on. I was crying so hard I almost passed out, it was the worst day of my life. I miss him more than I've ever missed anyone.
This is my wonderful and sensitive wife, I love YOU!
Last month, I had to say goodbye to my 17 year old Siamese. I had my ear against him and heard the moment his heart stopped 😭 but at least I knew he wouldn’t be in pain anymore. His kidneys had failed.
Almost cried at the apron removal. As someone who has always been thin and struggled with anorexia (where people often told me they wish they looked like me at 20 lbs underweight so weirdly my ED was idolized and my recovery has been kind of been seen as "letting myself go" even though I'm still a normal weight and eating healthy) I can't imagine the emotional struggle of going through that. Knowing you've done so much work but your past is physically still attached to you. Much love to her and I hope she get everything she wants from her removal and from life. ED recovery is so hard and I know how much she would love to just feel like she has let her past go.
I held my cat when she was put to sleep and I felt her relax after being a trooper in her old age. It was the right time and I was absolutely devastated, this was in 2019 and writing this still makes me tear up. Feeling her relax in my arms brings me comfort and I hope it did the same for her 💔
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It did know that
I did the same thing with my 21-year-old cat who had developed eye cancer. I had had cats my entire life. Loosing Tippicanoe was so hard, I have never been able to get another and that was almost 20 years ago. Instead, I got a wonderful parrot who will outlive me. I have also allowed her to bond with my son so she will be ok and loved when I am gone.
IF ONLY WE HAD MORE COMPANTION FOR HUMANS TO HAVE THAT CHOICE OF THEIR LIVES!!!
@@sandranelson3327 I know it's hard. But there are cats out there who are desperate for a loving home. They will never replace your original love BUT you would both benefit in a whole new way.
As a former x ray tech, it's interesting to see some things haven't changed. I also wanted to say the techs want the baby/child to continue to cry. It's not because they are being cruel. It's to get that deep inspiration for the chest x ray. Babies/infants will cry and cry, stop for a few seconds, take in a real deep breath, and then start crying again. The tech is waiting to "capture" that deep breath on the final x ray. Babies/infants don't exactly follow directions. You have to get "creative" to get the results the physician wants.
The hugging you best friend video just broke me. My cat of 11yrs had heart failure and we reached a point were we had to let him go. It’s been 2 years and yet if feels like it was just yesterday, that pain never goes away. I re-live that’s day constantly, one moment he was purring in my arms, the next he was gone. I hope he was happy when he crossed the bridge
Gosh, that second dog vid got me straight in the feels. My old girl, named Tuesday, was diagnosed with hemangiosarcoma in January. Three days later, we released her from the pain with a wonderful vet who came to the house. Friends came to help send her off. We fed her chicken nuggets, told her that she was the bestest girl, and said good bye. She was surrounded by people she loved. It was the most beautiful death. Thank you for sharing Dr Youn. ❤
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Isn’t it a shame we can’t have that for ourselves.
@possumbold what do u mean?
@@ayeshawilliamson1128being euthanized when in agonizing pain without cure
I am glad you included one of your tik tok videos. You always show one of the more funny clips which always make me laugh. As I have said, I physically disabled from an illness I had at the age of three months. I always had two surgeons for my hand, an orthopedic surgeon and a plastic surgeon. When I was finally booked for surgery by the plastic surgeon, both doctors saw me at the same time and they were discussing on how to proceed before I went to the OR. I think the operation was a little challenging. It did not bother me that both surgeons were discussing the best way to approach the situation, in fact it it put me at ease.
The lady finding her dog in the wreckage made me cry with happiness ❤️❤️❤️
That woman who has the popped implant even said that she would continue to do this, even if it affected her children.
She is genuinely more obsessed with her appearance and her kids
Freaks
She doesn't have kids, but if you already look like that would you undo everything because your child is embarrassed?
Shes disgusting.
I don't think she's obsessed so much as might have some sort of mental health issues or a form of dysmorphia. It looks like she's gone through some pretty extreme plastic surgery, and should be seeing a psychiatrist.
@@kerensa7349its not really an embarrassment thing, its more of a she has mental issues thing
If such a good doctor says he's not fan of something, please don't do it
dr. youn .. i’m crying. i’m sorry about your dogs. i know how much you loved them. it’s so hard to lose our furry family members.
The end part of this made me cry because I had to put down my beloved cat when I was 15. I held him in my arms while he got the shot and he looked right at me seconds before he died. The vet didn’t want to let me in the room but I threw a fit because I wanted to be with him.
I will never forget that as long as I live. It was literally almost 20 years ago and still makes me so sad. He was so sweet. But I’m glad I could hold him in his final moments.
It's true, the apron stomach removal thing. My cousin lost a ton of weight and it took so, so, so long until she had the money to pay for that surgery. Her insurance didn't even pay part of the procedure, which was 9,000 euros.
Well that would probably cost $200,000 American dollars. She was lucky.
Can you tell me like how much did she lost? Like the no, pls?
ok but that baby's expression is absolutely priceless. i don't even know what expression to call that but it's hilarious
I loved "I was hugging my best friend." I have been through that with several of my cats over my 73 years and I always hoped my babies felt like that. I even took a neighbors cat (who spent half his time with me) because she just could not do it herself. I missed all of them but I also knew it was the right thing to do.
I’m so proud of that woman for losing all that weight, to save her life. I’m sure she will be so much happier being able to move around better.
“Losing”
@@Jimmy94411she lost 370lbs through her own hard work, commitment and discipline…the surgery was just to remove the apron of excess skin she was left with after her huge weight loss
The phenol peel literally made me almost pass out. I felt like I was watching someone debride a burn victim. **shudder**
It's exactly like that, just a wee less painful if something snags - if it's 3rd degree, 4th I've heard go deep enough to kill nerves(the maximum I've experienced, had phenol peel without anesthesia). They shouldn't have ripped the skin off,it can cause scarring. Couldn't watch it.
you think that's bad?
i felt like I'd rather stop breathing from seeing that because my experience, recently I've had a currently unidentified infection of some sort on my lower region, first in the back, then the front, excluding the weeks of itching,burning,stinging etc agony...at the end there's always a "central spot" if that description works... where the skin has begun to slough off (basically falling away with just pus between) and the skin turns all leathery and sticky, now imagine having to scrape and tear that not just off your ass but the tip of the dick.
that's what that made me think of,absoulute unadulterated agony.
@@bloodlove93That's why they should of used local anesthetic before pealing
We had to put our beloved cat down a week ago, so that second dog clip really hit my heart. I hope wherever she is now she is free of pain and knows how much we loved her.
The dog stories at the end started a torrent of tears. Thank God the dog was found. The animation of the dog in heaven really broke my heart. I have been in this situation many times and the end is drawing near now on my three dogs😢😢😢
Dr Youn, you're always so kind and nonjudgmental... I love that! If only every doctor was like you!!
Dr Youn! I don’t come here to watch your videos to cry! So touched by that woman finding her dog after the tornado…I can’t imagine after such horror to feel such incredible joy…I’ve lost three dogs in the last two years and my heart is still hurting, but that video was so sweet. Take care
The last pet one has me sobbing. My cat passed on Wednesday from an unknown illness. The vet isn't even sure. My mom was holding her when she passed at home. I'm just glad my baby wasn't alone when she died. She's now buried in the backyard. I miss her so much. She was only 18 months old.
As someone who wasn't blessed with good health, I'll never understand the risks some people take.
When my 16 year old cat was put to sleep, I stayed there with her while my mum and granny left the room. I just wanted her to not feel alone in her last moments. It was very hard letting her go, especially because we've been with each other ever since I was born. At least she went peacefully and didn't suffer for long
"I was hugging my best friend", that made me cry. We had to put two of our furpets down last year. So hard.
Oh my goodness! I just watched this and the dog cartoon really hit me. I just had to put my 16 year old black lab down last Tuesday. The whole family was with Tess when she passed. We sure miss her but that video brought such comfort to me. I felt bad about the decision but it was her time and it was peaceful. Thank you for sharing. 12:09 12:09
Omg I had this come up on my feed, I have not come across your videos until now. It was unbelievable as 12 months ago to the day is where I had let my mini dachshund cross the bridge, due to being unable to walk. It broke me and still does.
Will be binge watching now as I believe in things happening for a reason.
I had walked out of per op because I got into argument with a nurse over the fact that it was not my chart in holder for my area . She told me I had no right to look and that I should not have. Am glad I did, the chart was for someone having an amputation . I still remember the police stopping to ask me if I was ok . I was walking quickly away from hospital IV pole , gown and all . Told them will be ok, get me out of here .
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That’s SCARY. 😱 I once had my then surgeon call me several months after tumor removal to ask which boob (L? R?) & how Many tumors he’d removed. I 👀at 📞 like it was 👽! “Where’s my CHART? I was Unconscious!!”
The nerve of that nurse to argue with you.
OH MY GAWD THEY WOULD HAVE DONE IT TOO NO QUESTIONS
THANK GOD YOU CHECKED I'M GLAD YOU STILL HAVE ALL YOUR LIMBS
wtf
Oh my goodness...you are so sweet to include clips of the dogs. I'm a huge dog lover - I have 5 babies - and I had to have our Doberman put down. I was holding her and my husband and daughter were in front petting her. She was surrounded by love. I'm crying now even after 10 years. Thank you for doing this. Aside from the pups, I love your videos and I've learned so much. I trust your advice and I am grateful that you share so much valuable information. Thanks, Doc.
As someone with gum problems I’d take a gummy smile any day. Gum health is way more important to me ❤
I hear you! I was wondering if getting the gingivectomy is really safe, as it seems like it would just hasten receding gums?
For real!
Oh my yes!!! After I solved my issues with gum disease and receding, caused by not having my wisdom teeth removed until 2 years ago and my late 40ties, and also having bone loss caused by inflammations, but my gums grew around it , so I still have all of my teeth, they look good and gum tissue and no issues.... but if I cut my gums earlier in life, just because I don't have the longest teeth, I would probably have a big issue to deal with now! Probably my roots would be visible at some point lol. Not just people who want such a thing, but why doctors do it, do they mention that this could be a problem some day probably sooner than they thought...
As far as scaring people off from making mistakes with their body, you're pretty amazing Dr Youn!
A very touching moment for that woman when she found her dog. I am so happy for her...and yes, I went through the same ordeal with my Yorkie that I had for 15 years...her name was Sadie and it broke my heart when I finally had to put her down. I just gave her a kiss on the head ...held her, and told her mommy was going to make it all better. I believe she completely understood because she looked at me as she was going to sleep and licked my upper lip and nose and she went to sleep.💔R.I.P Sadie Mae
I burst into tears at that last animated “hugging my best friend” video
tfw you see clickbait for the first time as a pure child
Thank you for helping senior dogs and adopting Tiny.
The 2nd dog story literally made me start bawling due to having experienced this situation. Fyi, I'm a little emotional today.
Great work Dr. Youn! Keep it up! Thank u for your kind heart and help! ❤❤
The dog videos are so heartwarming
We had to put down our 17 year old baby boy just 7 months ago. Time has made it easier to miss him without crying, but that little video of the dog at the gates of heaven just brought it all back. I love you and I miss you Manolo.
Awww! That last video got me. My mother inlaw & father inlaw just had to have their dog put down. He was just a few weeks away from turning 15. He was a sweet little guy, and we all miss him so much!
2 reactions...
1) The woman who lost all the weight: I'm in the middle of my journey rn, having finally been approved for surgery (Roux en Y bypass) after over a year of medical clearances, multiple dietitian visits, and insurance hoops. I feel her struggle, and her pride. ❤
2) The dog who had their best friend: That one hit hard 😢. Over the last 1½ years, we've had to say goodbye to several of our beloved fur and shell (turtle) babies, including one who had been with me for 15 years. 💔
You seem like such a compassionate and genuinely nice person!
Well, I didn't expect to be in tears before the end of this video, but both of the dog clips did it.
This guy is such a wonderful person. Dr youn you just have a heart of gold
I know what that wonderful woman is going through with all that hanging skin after her weight loss. Now mine was not the extent as hers. I was 395 pounds now I'm 239 pounds. I had roughly 39 pounds of skin removed from my stomach. I'm so proud of her losing all that weight. You go girl you've got this
I've been watching your videos for a long time, and I love them. You really are such a good soul and hearing you talk about the dog related videos at the end seriously touched my heart.
Oh, the baby in the vice brings back memories. I forgot about that.
09:00 This confirmed what I've always thought about you. The expressions and smile on your face says it all.
I love plastic surgeons that understand how some procedures can be very important and even life-changing for some people. But you always think about your patient's safety first! I love when you call so-called "regular looking" people - like myself, beautiful. Because I, too, believe that everyone is beautiful in their own way.
I'm currently saving up money to get some face-peelings due to moderate acne scarring ok my face. I had days when I didn't want to go outside because I felt especially insecure about my scars. I'm 30 and I've been a very natural person all my life. No procedures to "improve" my look, no makeup. But these scars truly feel like a burden. I established myself as a person, with great people in my life, a goid career, and a overall healthy lifestyle. So, I don't do this to achieve any of the just mentioned things. It's just something that I do for myself. I've lived with those scars for all of my adult life. Yet, I didn't stop me. Now that I'm in a healthy place - physically and mentally - I want to do this for nobody but myself.
Long story, short: You are a beautiful person inside and out.
You look great, you use a great skincare treatment, (and some facial injections, if I'm not mistaken). But you don't try to change the things about yourself that make you, you. You are proud of your East Asian heritage, your natural look - as far as I can tell, you don't even have veneers. This would make me feel so extremely comfortable if you were my doctor.
I have some other "imperfections" like slightly protruding ears... but I don't care. And I feel like, that if I happened to be your patient, you wouldn't try to convince me to do more than I wanted and truly see my beauty, too. 🙏🏻
I needed a warning for the animal videos. I'm crying my heart out.
Me too
Yeah why did they have to throw that in there - I literally cried remembering when I had to let go of my bunny
Crying right now.
I can't stop crying either.
Thank you Dr. Youn for sharing the dog animation. I am a veterinary technician and my heart always breaks when people abandon their animals when it's time for euthanasia. This is a time when the animals need their person more than ever. I always try to make up for it by showing a lot of love and affection to the animals so they feel loved. But what the animals needs is the familiarity of their loving family. Thank you for educating people about the reality of some plastic surgery. The world needs more surgeons like you!
THE doctors that perform such obscene and medical autrocities should lose their medical license.
So... you're anti-freedom. Good to know.
Man you just had to make me cry with that last pet video. My dog passed away a few years ago a bit before his 11th birthday. Unfortunately I couldnt be with him when he was put down, but my mom was there. She said she talked to him and held his paw the whole time. His lungs collapsed…
the 2nd dog video made me cry immediately
Omg I’m bawling at the ‘I was hugging my best friend’ one.
My family’s dog passed just two weeks ago. I hope that’s how she felt. I hope she was at peace and happy with her family around her, and she knows how much she was loved.
Thumbnail be cursed 💀
I have to say it really reminds me of the mods I see in video games
That video with "Bouncy" found alive in the tornado wreckage brings me to tears every time.
oooh all of those things look painful! i have small teeth and therefore, a gummy smile. but cutting back the gums is a nightmare! because our gums recede naturally as we age and if you lose too much gums you can lose your teeth!
that dog in the rubble at the end, wow that brought out some strong emotions in me. what a little trooper.
The other problem with removing gingiva is you can put your teeth more at risk for breakdown. Some people have too much tooth exposure and end up getting gingival grafts :/
I wasn't planning on crying today. Seen those dog videos before but they still make me cry.😢😢
we need more docs like you
I've so many animals that have passed. It's hard. Thanks for showing the older lady with her dog. I always wondered if someone helped the disabled woman lift that heavy debris to save the dog from being crushed and with his mommy.
the second dog one just had to throw salt on the wound by using the music from the intro to "up" 😭😭😭
Bless the heart of the woman who lost all that weight. Enjoy your new journey hun. I also melted and cried when the dog was found. How heart warming this video was.
How dare you show that cartoon dog video. I’m in the dr office waiting for dr to come in and I’m crying thinking of when I had to do that with my dog and my cat!!!!!!! He will think I’m crazy when he comes in and sees me bawling like a baby!!! Not okay!
That one hit me like a truck too - trying to regain my composure too. Why did you have to do us like that Dr. Youn??
I wasn't expecting to cry at this video 😭 I've had two cats put down this year, within months of each other. They were the first cats we ever had and they were there for me since I was a baby. I still miss them every day and I can't believe they're gone, I love you Lucky and Daisy and I know you're at peace now 😭💖
I have a gummy smile and really short teeth. Sometimes the dentist has implied that is because my gums come down extra far, comparatively speaking. All I know is, it's not worth going through oral surgery to look "better." It doesn't bother me enough. I have other areas I would choose to see a plastic surgeon about because they bother ME. After all, we're the only ones who have to live with ourselves, we should be the authority on where we want to spend our dollars / surgery recovery process!
Gummy smiles are really beautiful! Idk why, but they exude confidence and authority to me when I see them on others. Rock that smile Jennifer! ❤
Good for you! I really don't get the obsession with not having your gums show when you smile. I've never looked at someone who had a gummy smile and thought there was something wrong with them. I was just happy they were smiling.
Kudos for not messing with your teeth! The most beautiful teeth are one that are still in your mouth and not hurting. (Especially since it has nothing to do with crooked ones or misaligned bite)
You’ve got such a great heart and you really care! I love Doctors like you. I have an Orthopedic surgeon who has such an amazing bedside manner. He’s done my shoulder, my wrist, elbow and ankle. Shoulder was rotator cuff, everything else was getting arthritis scraped out. Now I’ve got bone on bone knees. I’ve told him he can’t retire as long as I’m alive…..lol. My PCP is amazing as well. I’ve been lucky in finding physicians who care about their patients and care about what they do. As always, ❤️♥️❤️♥️❤️
Baby: “the Ffff are you doing to me” 😂
I really do pray the animals I have put down in my life remember it as I WAS HUGGING or being loved painless... now a sobbing mess THANKS FOR DREDGING THAT UP.. !
As someone who paid to go from an Hcup to a Dcup, I will never understand. My spine will never understand.
I wish I could afford to go from DDD to a C.
Aw the two sweet doggies ❤ that was so cute and emotional.
My son was put into a pig-o-stat and I tried to tell them it was pinching him and they told me no he’s fine, we left with bruises on his chest and it even cut him along those bruises. They never listen when you know your baby’s not right.
I agree, I think it is important to be there at the end with your pet, to let them know how much you care and had not abandoned them.
Oh my! That's quite a cyclops boob! 😱
Dr Youn so hilarious his facial expressions. What a sweetie compassionate doctor
7:10 Reminds me of this horror short I watched in 'Alter'. It was done in a beauty vlog format. And, with each scene until the ending, one begins to put two and two together about why the skin peeling process looks so horrible and painful. That skin peel doesn't look nice, nor safe to me. I rather use peeling masks that don't burn my skin and just leave it feeling fresh. 😬
I love alter! I watched that too I was cringing the whole video
I never knew that you love dogs like that. Now your truly are my favorite plastic surgeon to watch.❤❤❤
First, I start crying for the beautiful woman getting her life changing surgery and now I'm boo-hooing over pet tiktoks 😭 💕
The big moustache on Dr. Y cracked me up! The dog vids like these almost always make me cry. ❤
Thank you for the “pet” videos. We had to help our darling, adopted chihuapoo over that Rainbow Bridge in Dec., 2020. It was during Covid, so we had a special vet come to the house and we did it on our back patio. Unfortunately, the reason we were putting her down was she sustained some severe neurological injury in an accident, and her personality changed drastically; she could ‘t stand to be touched; she screamed if her feet slipped off carpet onto our floors, and she slunk away from us in fear when we walked by her. It was hard enough just to pick her up and put her on our outdoor table. She weighed just under 9 lbs., but it took enough sedative for a 60 lb. dog to allow the vet to proceed. He said she was suffering terribly, and there was nothing else to be done for her. We loved her and gave her the best life possible, and I know she is romping over that Rainbow Bridge. She may have even met one of your departed fur babies when they arrived. We did the right thing for her; but, oh my, it was painful to do. R.I.P., sweet Roxie baby. ❤
Watching you get all emotional over the WLS lady all and she had has do through make me cry, you GET IT ❤❤
That influencer’s body with the lime green glasses is grotesque. Somebody please tell her this!
Dr Youn!!!! I didnt expect to cry my heart out toward the end of video
R.i.p babush ❤
:( not the day for that dog going over the rainbow bridge, I held someone else's dog early today as the owner couldn't do it (I work in a vets) hit me with all the feels D: cause she didn't get hugged by her best friend as she went.
I had a bladder repair among other things. The surgeon later told me how hard my surgery was and how he was on the phone with an urologist for hours trying to figure out how to repair it and disconnect it from my intestines. I feel i was lucky to still be alive. Why didnt he come prepared and if he didnt know what to do why did he accept the job? The more times we talked the more he said and it didnt create confidence in him. I was so greatful he didnt do my last surgery. I didnt have one complication yet and its been almost 3 yrs. Thank you Dr Hyde. I wish i had found you first.
The old lady with her dog that made me laugh because you know that dog is mad as hell!. He was in underneath the house after the tornado if the dog can speak?, it would just say what the hell did you leave me in the house for?!. You just bail on me why you leave me in the house!.🐕🤬🏚⚠️🤷♀️😭💀😂👏👏💯
no way man, if that dog could talk he'd be shouting "I'M HERE! I'M STILL HERE! I'M TRYING TO GET TO YOU BUT I'M STUCK DON'T BE SAD I'M NOT DEAD I'M RIGHT HERE LOOK OVER HERE!!!" dogs are pure souls, they don't hold grudges, especially not towards their people.
@@dietotaku what you think the dog is not going to hold any grudges?, I have been attacked by dogs, friends dogs family dogs I even get attacked by cats and birds. They remember my face and they always seem to attack me!. You should go back to that video again and you should see how angry that dog was?, oh that little guy was angry as hell to be underneath the house!. LOL 🐕🤬🏚😭💀😂👏👏💯
But you get a like I understand what you're talkin about.
The dog videos made me hug and cuddle my little fluff baby even more. He’s adorable!
It was going to happen eventually
I love Teresa, I've been following her for a long time and she's so inspiring!
4:06 THIS is exactly what my legs would do when my liver disease was at its worst when i was drinking! My enzymes were 340 when i quit. 4 months later and i had recovered. Over 1.5 years sober now.
So proud of you!
I never see a huge difference in the removal of gum tissue which made me not want to do it. You're not scraping my gums off for nothing😂. I'll stick to botox got me for migraines and my huge gummy smile😂
Seeing the video of the dog saying he doesn't care how he died because he was hugging his best friend BROKE MY HEART. Literally made me cry my eyes out. Jesus
If I remember correctly, that woman did successfully get her excess skin removed. 😊
Omg the Youn tik tok video cracked me up😂 "oh hey look, we're here"! And "ok it's time to go to sleep now, IS THAT A TEXTBOOK?" loved it. And the dog saying he didn't care how he died, he was holding his best friend broke my heart. Bc its def something really hard to do. The remorse even tho you know its for the best.
1:32 WILL IT BLEND