A Stranger Threw Up On My Guide Dog… (Storytime)
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I'm Molly, a typical sushi, makeup, and fashion loving millennial girl who just so happens to be blind! I was diagnosed with Retinitis Pigmentosa at just 4 years old and began public speaking at age 5. I started just doing motivational speaking, but now I make videos and even model! Even though I can’t see, I know that there are bright spots in everything we face. Let’s find them together. 💕
vomiting on someone’s property not to mention SERVICE ANIMAL and not apologizing is so rude 😭 like i know you can’t help when you’re sick but you can still say you’re sorry after
I came here to say this as well. It's so rude that he didn't apologize. If that were me, I would have felt embarrassed & awful & would've begged for their forgiveness. Also, a thanks for the medicine would've been appropriate. I'm so sorry you, your mom & especially Elton went through this, Molly. I'm glad that you had a great time at the retreat before this; that sounded wonderful.
Oh, absolutely. And some kind of reimbursment, monetary or restoring The kleenex supply and also offering everything from the ferry kiosk
Totally agree. I do not understand people who don't apologize for doing something crazy or rude. It takes two seconds to say, "I'm sorry."
@vnokesCO I totally agree! I would have felt awful and would immediately apologize. Poor Elton!
He didn’t apologize?!!! The audacity.
I can’t believe he didn’t apologize! He must have been shocked and embarrassed.
This is what I was thinking. He must have felt too ashamed even to speak to Molly and Niamh, especially after they offered him anti-nausea meds.
that was my thought too
To hear he didn’t thank you or apologise angers me. One of my absolute biggest pet peeves is when people don’t have good manners, because they’re SO easy to have. It is SOOOO easy to say a quick thank you or sorry. I’m so sorry you had to go through that.
Totally agree with you and Molly here. It only takes two seconds to say, "I'm sorry."
He might not have been able to help that he was feeling sick, but the least he could've done was to politely thank or apologize to Molly.
It may have been that he was still feeling ill and too out of it to even realise. His partner probably should have noticed and said something though.
Well, I once was the person that threw up in the bus... I was feeling sick, but the next stop was in 10 minutes and I couldn't get off the bus. But prepared as I always am, I had a plastic bag in my backpack. I took the bag, threw up... And found out that there was a big hole in the bottom of the bag 😮It was all on the floor. I have never been more embarrassed
I had the exact same thing happen to me! Lol, you're not alone.
You tried. That is the main thing.
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Same happened to me (Ihave travelle sickness) but luckily I had a nice driver who let me off the bus while we were stopped in traffic on a shopping stree
Highly recommend, next time you're at your doctor's office, urgent care, or the hospital, if you ask they will most likely give you a couple of the super heavy duty vomit bags with the plastic ring that holds them open. They're a little bulky but worth having tucked away. They've saved my ass on a couple road trips and emergency hospital visits.
I threw up on the floor of an airport shuttle when I was a kid because I used to get really air sick. And a tiny bit got on this guy's shoes and I felt so bad for it that I started crying my eyes out while apologizing. The guy was so so so so nice and said it was no worries because he had kids at home and he was used to getting puked on. He even took out his flip phone and showed my family pictures of his babies, so I think he was even a bit happy to have a chance to show off his kids. But even as a kid I knew that was the kind of thing you apologize for even if you couldn't control it!!!!
What a kind man.
Your story was gross and entertaining at the same time!! Poor Elton!! I also have a vomit phobia so i could vividly picture this whole story playing out!! It was RUDE of the person to not apologize to you!! I love your vlogs Molly!! Very good content and you are amazing to me!!!
I also have a vomit phobia
Thanks to the commenters for helping me stay on top of my emetophobia! Was in therapy for it for over a year after I hit a rock bottom where I couldn’t eat for two weeks because the idea of having anything in my stomach that could possibly be thrown up was so scary to me. Now I’ve gained back about 30 pounds and am able to live on my own and enjoy things again. To anyone out there with a severe emetophobia, you can get through it, and it is so worth it! If you’re in this comment section or watched this video, you’re doing the right thing. Avoidance only makes it worse. Stay strong! ❤
Thank you! I have emetophobia and it’s draining. Reading that there’s hope, is so relieving.
What did you find helped you the most? I've tried a few therapists and it doesn't seem to work for me.
@@michelleq841 I found a therapist that specialized in OCD and phobias that had treated other people with emetophobia and actually had a phobia herself (of snakes) so she really knew how to work through it. I had another therapist before her that really helped me through my ptsd and helped some with the phobia but it just wasn’t her specialty. So it is definitely important to find the right person to help! The treatment for me was sort of hierarchical, so she asked me to rank different things for how much anxiety they gave me, and we started on the things that gave me the least anxiety. So my first exposures were literally thinking words in my head or writing down a list of them and looking at them until my anxiety lessened. I would do this daily and rank my anxiety. So say it was at a 7 when I started the exercise, I wouldn’t stop until it was a 1 or 2. And I would do it until my starting number was a 1 or 2 before moving on to a harder thing, like hearing a story or looking at a picture, eventually working up to harder things (for me) like watching videos. I haven’t bought it yet but I’m super interested in this book called the emetophobia manual, it’s kinda an interactive exposures kinda thing.
The fact that they didn’t thank you OR apologize ?????? How in the hell can you sit next to someone for 2-3 more hours and not tell them how sorry you are???? That actually annoys me so much
New service dog handler fear unlocked
Same!
Same here!
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Same, especially because mines a poodle, so hard to clean that stuff out 😢
@@danielleg.1084 I have a bernese mountain dog, I'm screwed if it gets down to the undercoat 😭
I got violently ill on a cruise ship over the holidays and tried making it from deck 13 all the way down to where our stateroom was on deck 7 (including waiting for the elevator) and couldn’t make it and threw up right across from our stateroom door. I was mortified and profusely apologized to the single person who walked by me and immediately went and called housekeeping and profusely apologized to them and gave them a large tip. I felt so bad! I cannot believe he didn’t even apologize, let alone thank you for the medication?!
Oh no. Poor Elton. That is horrible. The throw up man should have apologized and thanked you for the nausea medication. I don't care how sick he was feeling.
I hope Elton got extra treats after that
Ye😢
I was a competitive dancer as a kid. A bunch of us had our first international qualifier at the same time. One of the first girls to dance in our second round wasn’t handling the pressure as well as the rest of us, so she kind of stopped half way through her number, bent forward and puked all over the stage. The parent volunteers tried to clean it up, but all they had was one of those rope mops, so they kind of ended up just spreading it around…I had to go next…
i see the two sentence horror story trend is having a comeback...
@@neasulavuori4955 yeah, it was one of the grosser moments in my life and I worked concert security for years.
As a kid my emetophobia was so bad I would've just quit if I was in your position 😂 they would've had to drag me on that stage kicking and screaming.
@@brooklynnselby3274 I honestly thought it was all cleared up until I had to jump over it or I would have sent one of the girls to tell my teacher so they could advocate for a proper pause until the venue’s cleaning staff to address it properly fortunately the spots they missed all lined up with jumps in my choreography, but considering I was 11 or 12 at the time, and I’m nearly 34 now, it’s safe to say it is an incident I found so gross that it’s seared into my memory…and again, I’ve worked concert security😅
I never thought I’d have place to share this story, but here we go 😅 three years ago I got my wisdom teeth out and 4 days after surgery, I was flying to my home state for my best friend’s birthday. A key thing to note about me is that I LOVE food, so not being able to eat for 1.5-2 weeks was torture for me. The morning of our flight, I had managed to get some oatmeal and hash browns down(without swallowing, no it was not pretty) and was feeling a lot less feral. If you’ve gotten your wisdom teeth out, you may remember that in addition to the pain medication, you are also prescribed anti-nausea medication. I didn’t think I would need it, but boy, was I wrong. I had been feeling fine the whole morning, but as soon as we got in the car to go to the airport, I started feeling really nauseous. I took an anti-nausea tablet thinking that would fix it but it didn’t. I was wearing a mask because we were fresh out of 2020 and when we went in to the airport I quickly realized the medicine wasn’t working and I needed to find a bathroom ASAP. The nearest bathroom was on the opposite end of the ticket counters and when I was about halfway there, I threw up. In. My. MASK. Thankfully the mask contained all of vomit except for the bit that sprayed up into my eye, so no poor airport employee had to clean up after me. We finished making our way to the bathroom, cleaned me up as best we could, and then I spent the rest of the day relieving the horror in my head. Now anytime someone complains about how gross it is to cough or sneeze in a mask, I have to restrain myself from slapping them 😂
I threw up in my mask getting an infusion at the hospital 🥲 horrendous experience
OMG that sounds horrible.
They didn’t prescribe me anti nausea meds sadly so on day one I took 3 pain meds and layer on the floor while my dad got me ice because I felt faint and vomity. I also showered on the floor that night because I wasn’t vibing. But I ate solids the next day and didn’t take another med so that was great for me. I’m finally on week 7 or “recovery” and the sockets are nearly closed. I’m just surprised your doc said not solids for that long tbh.
@@psycho-path-panther3563 it wasn’t a strict order, but strongly suggested and I didn’t want to risk getting any food in my sockets. Hang tight, the gross salt water rinses are almost over 😁
@@psycho-path-panther3563wow what pain medication did you get?it sounds horrible. I think in the Netherlands they just like you to have pain and tell you, you can have a paracetamol if it gets to bad. Fortunately paracetamol doesnt make you feel sick so i only had a lot of pain and was sleep-deprived for a day or two 😅
If you were looking for another wellness retreat in the future I would recommend Rythmia in Costa Rica. It's very accessible for the blind. When I visited there was a blind person attending the same week I was there.
Love these sit down storytimes
You are a much kinder person than me. If someone had thrown up on my dog, not even bother to clean their own mess, and not even feel like an apology was necessary I would have absolutely ripped that person a new one. The fact that you were willing to try to help the person despite the fact that they were not being a good person at the time says so much about how amazing you are as a person.
My fists would have been up lol
@@gwoody20 literally
I'd give it to them just so they don't throw up on someone again!
@@kessorensen3269 That's a very good point lol
I don't think it's like he aimed. He probably wasn't expecting a dog to be next to him, in his state. As someone who suffers from motion sickness. When it hits, it hits and it's all you can do to find an area of least critical damage--sometimes not even enough time to get a bag out. But even if I got a drop on someone's bag, I would apologize, let alone their fur baby who has a much more sensitive nose. That must have been pure torture for poor Elton to spend the day like that! 😭 Bless your sweet boi! I don't care how sick you are, you can still croak out an apology once you're feeling better (ie, after vomiting)
As someone with emetophobia, vomit stories/experience are never funny, just traumatizing, lol.
I'm so horrified, I would not have handled any of this experience well 😅
I was at a house party once and witnessed someone playing beer pong who was about to lose their cookies (seeing people vom is a phobia for me so I can spot it a million miles away LOL) So I turn around and start running (where to? I had no clue) I ended up in a bathroom and a group of people had turned and ran with me and asked "why are we running??" 😂 They saw me panic and run and they got scared and ran too but didn't know why hahaha. I didn't mean to cause chaos! 🤣🤦♀️
Miss Molly! What nausea medication do you use? I get VERY motion sick and haven't found a thing that works yet.
Happy 2024 all! ✨️☺️
Ondansatron is wonderful
@@Tenareful TY!!
@@mmcraig08 you can get dissolvable ones they are the best because you can't throw them up and they work quick
Yessss! I can spot it too 🤣 people get a certain look on their face and I'm gone.
i am so sorry you and elton (and mum) had to go through this all!! but so glad you were all able to handle it as well as you did! i have so so many throw up stories lol but the one that sticks out, because i somehow was NOT embarrassed? is when i was living in DC. i had taken myself on a single date to starbucks and an outdoor market. a few minutes into walking around the market, i got SO nauseous and dizzy, but thankfully knew the area well. i sat down on a curb, trying to breathe through it, but it was too late. i stood up, wrapped my arms around the top of a big street trashcan, and threw up. a few moms hollered and asked if i was alright and all i could do was give them a thumbs up 😭😭 i spent the rest of my afternoon downing tums and taking various stops off the train so i wouldn’t get too motion sick :,)
I LOVE YOUR HAIR! The color from your roots blends so well into the lighter color and creates this beautiful ombre.
And i thought cleaning dog vomit with my bare hands was a rough moment. Yeesh, major compassion to all of you. And gratitude that Elton likes grooming. I've had many a grimy dog as desperately in need of as they are terrified of the process.
I definitely have emitophobia as well, Molly, and this story sounds so incredibly traumatizing. You sound like you handled it very well given the situation, very proud of you.
The only story I have that is not nearly as bad happened when I was around 7-8 years old when I attended one of my first sleepover parties at my neighbor's house for her birthday. We all were sleeping near each other I think in sleeping bags (I don't recall that specific detail), but we were all awoken when the birthday girl began vomitting violently all over us (she was of course in the center of the group as it was a party for her). Now, this happened a few decades ago at this point, but I still have a distinct memory of her parents showering us off in our pajamas in their house. I recall sobbing the whole time (had the phobia even then), then calling my parents to return home in the middle of the night because I was so traumatized.
Molly, I saw this title and was horrified but you made me laugh out loud multiple times. Absolutely incredible story telling with the build-up and the details. I’ve never been so grossed out and so entertained at the same time 😂 👏
When I was 10, my sister (5 years older)had a friend over and she hated that we had to share a room because she wanted privacy. That night I told her that I wasn’t feeling well. She told me that I was making it up for attention and she and her friend made fun of me. We all went to bed. The next morning, we were all watching TV and having breakfast when I told my sister again that I didn’t feel well. She AGAIN got mad at me and told me to stop lying….one minute later, I started projectile vomiting on my own dog. I couldn’t even make it to the bathroom. My poor dog was COVERED in puke. She was just a small Yorkshire Terrier so her entire body was compromised. My sister then told me to clean up my mess…I told her I didn’t think I was done. She proceeded to tell me to clean up my mess, so I did. I threw up a second time all over the carpet again and got some on my dog a second time. My sister and I have a great relationship now (18 years later) but I’m still mad about this😂 and whenever we remember this moment she bursts out in laughter, while I am traumatized 😂🙈😅
"[S]o her whole body was compromised" is such a funny phrase. 😂😅
You told this story in the most HILARIOUS way....and AND in a way that shows what a good sport about it you are (in retrospect). Happy new year!
Poor Elton! You and your mom are TROOPERS for getting through that trip!
Storytime - First grade, making ice cream in a bag (ya know, ingredients in a small bag, put that small bag in a larger bag of ice+rock salt). Teacher gave out too much of the ingredients at the start of the line of kids and ran out before me. She told my desk neighbor to share hers since she got some and I didn't. Spoiler alert! She didn't share. Ate it all. Then threw it up in my lap when we were sitting at our desks.....fear of throw up unlocked in first grade.
My family was looking to move to a new city and we were in the real-estate agents car I sitting in the middle of the back seat and I got car sick all over my sister in a stranger's car.Fifty years later she still tells that story, if someone mentions having been ill while in a car.It was just another embarrassing moment of many in my youth my older sister likes to remind me of occasionally. But I have my stories about her to.
Aw poor Elton even he was shocked about what happened
HE.WAS.IN.SHOCK!
Once, after working at a music festival for 16 hours on Randall's Island in NYC, I hopped on a shuttle bus back to Brooklyn. It was pretty packed, and I was by myself, so a stranger sat next to me. We got about 5% of the way when the stranger looked at me and said "I always get carsick. Do you have a plastic bag?" I dug through my backpack, and ended up with 1 sandwich sized ziploc bag that I had a few trinkets in. Dumped out the trinkets and gave it to them just in time for them to neatly throw up into it, and zip it closed. They then just sat there holding on to the bag for the rest of the trip. I was just so confused. If you know you get carsick, why not carry around your own bag?!?!?!
Had a similar thing at Disneyworld. Someone on the packed bus back to the hotel was looking a little woozy across from me. I just started moving my souveniers out of the plastic shopping bag in my hand. Their partner looked over at them just as they were about to start throwing up, and before they could freak out, I just jumped up and handed them the empty shopping bag. 🤷
I was 7, coming home from vacation with my family from Croatia to Hungary. 1997, so no highways, tunnels yet through the Dinari mountains to get to the Adriatic Sea, so it's serpentine after serpentine through the mountains, and my father drives very jerkily if you know what I mean... so I proceeded to vomit all over him from behind. Then my 2-year-old brother threw up on the seat between us. Of course, we stopped, mom tried to clean it up as best she could, but I have no idea what border control must have thought about the smell when we finally got there. In total a good 7 hours in a puke-smelling car. Lovely journey.
I was on the Harry Potter ride at universal, the one that simulates riding on a broomstick. Half way through I thought wow cool they even have water effects to make it more realistic as I felt a spray of liquid all over (!!!) 😫😫 needless to say, when we got off I found out there were no water effects and the person next to me had projectile vomited EVERYWHERE
Oh no, that's disgusting! 😳
Omg this is actually a fear of mine, I don't get motion sick but the fact that other people do terrifies me on amusement park rides 😭😂 Thankfully so far 🤞 no incidents.
I'm so sorry that happened to you. 🥲
I'm so sorry you had to go through that. I would have been so embarrassed if I threw up in a bus. I would apologize like crazy and probably offer to buy you new clothes or something. When I was younger I found out I was allergic to watermelon and it caused me to throw up. One time when I was maybe 10-12 years old my family wanted to do a picnic and then get ice cream. Well I was given watermelon at the picnic and I threw up all over a crosswalk in front of so many people when walking to get ice cream. I was so embarrassed I sobbed and apologized like crazy. People yelled at me and pointed it was awful.
I'm sorry the guy didn't even apologize to you for throwing up on your dog or thank you for the medicine. I hope things get better for you this year and I hope you have a wonderful day.
Happy New Year, Molly!
I can't clean a litterbox without feeling like I'm going to throw up, especially if the crap is fresh. When my elderly cat Marty was still alive, he used an upstairs litterbox and he had those runny craps and they stunk so bad that I once threw up in the garbage bag while cleaning the litterbox.
Poor Elton! And, for the person not to at least apologize sounds a little rude. He must have been so embarrassed, but still the least he could have done was to say sorry.
Happy New Year Molly congrats on almost having 2 million subscribers.
Lol this was a very entertaining story and also sounds terrible in the moment! Once when I was 12 I felt sick in class and my friend was nice enough to walk with me to the nurse. I unfortunately repaid my kind friend by accidentally throwing up on her shoe right before we got to the nurse
I’m a retired paramedic and I was transporting a patient with a bleeding GI tract and he vomited so much so hard that it hit the back doors of the ambulance and flew back onto me. We are supposed to have a spare uniform with us at all times but I needed new underwear and bra because of the force exuded. This liquid penetrated the sealed cabinets and ruined many thousands of items we carry and we had to have a supervisor bring out a replacement oxygen bag and take ours for cleaning. That was an experience.
When Molly goes on about how disgusted and aware Elton knows he is…. (Gross looking)
It cracks me up! 😂
I’m also just imagining this cute prince like cute dog sitting there in complete shock.
I wonder what Elton actually thinks about that whole experience and what he would’ve said, and if he would of traumatically anxiously said something funny to make him self laugh to blow off the trauma of being vomited on.
When I saw the title of this video, I said nope. I kept coming back to it and saying I don’t think so. I’m like you I can’t even stand to think about it or say the word but I finally watched it. It was hard to get through, but I am glad I listened.that would’ve been horrible. I can’t imagine going through that. I know you don’t answer anything on the comment section but I was wondering if you were able to salvage your items. Glad you’re back home and had a good time until the incident.
same here, only took me 3 months to watch it hjhsds
such a nightmare experience but i love the way molly narrates it
Not vomit, but we took our standard poodle camping with us in Santa cruz, and she got sprayed by a skunk. We gave her a tomato bath at the campsite and tried our best, but we had to, A. Sleep with her in a small tent. B. Drive with her back up the coast to Sonoma county, 4-5 hours with traffic. Eventually we became nose blind to the smell, and now the smell of skunk no longer bothers me 😂
Molly!!! I know it was a semi-unrelated comment but you just made me feel so seen by saying you have a choking phobia! I am the exact same way….scared all the time of me or someone around me choking daily. I never really realized it was a phobia and Ive always felt kind of crazy for it. Thank you so much for sharing.
I can't even imagine! I have no words. It's one of those situations where you just can't prepare.
I have a huge fear of vomiting in public. I was nauseous on a flight once and asked for an air sickness bag (there wasn't one in the seat) and the lady next to me said with attitude, "you'd BETTER not throw up!". I managed to keep it down (she really scared me, lol), but now because of that woman I have a lot of anxiety over the possibility of motion sickness every time I travel.
OMG! I am so sorry that happened to You and Elton! That makes me so angry the guy didn't even apologize to you and Elton. That just ticks me off. It is so easy to have good manners and say "I'm sorry." I am with you with the vomit phobia.
You poor things!! I am loving your brown hair - I always thought your natural color was gorgeous!
For anyone who gets nauseous easily or commonly, buying emesis bags changed my life! They fit in glove boxes, handbags, pockets, backpacks, anywhere you need them. I let people near me or in my car on road trips know that I always have one if they feel sick!
Just ordered a pack of them after watching this video! My emetophobia is so bad!!
I am so sorry, you had to go through this. I am literally balling my eyes out right now, because this would be my worst nightmare.
I also have another one. I was travelling for the first time completely alone abroad, I was 17, out of Schengen area, with flight change and everything. I was going to be an exchange student and going to a school in England and live with a host family. During the last leg I got nervous. And, when we finally landed, it got the best of me. And right on the escalator. I puked over the rail, so, as we moved, the vomit covered the whole slope on the other side of the stairs and flew down past EVERYBODY. I couldn't even say anything to anyone. I was so embarrassed and scared, I (who usually can't suht up), forgot all the words I knew in English and was just practically mute. Didn't speak for two days (of that and the general cultural shock)
Imagine vomiting directly onto a service animal and NOT EVEN APOLOGIZING. The fact he didn’t even say sorry was the most aggravating part of this omg
your story is WAY worse than mine, but now i feel obligated to share 😂 one of my first times drinking at a bar, it was mid summer so everyone (literally everyone, including the bartenders thank god) was outside on the back patio. i was absolutely wasted (and barely even remember doing this lol) and all of a sudden felt really sick. i was too embarrassed to tell anyone so i went back inside the bar alone and tried to find the bathroom, but i was too drunk to locate it and was seconds away from hurling. so for some reason, drunk me decided the next best choice was to run to the corner of the bar and let it all out. so there i was, alone in the corner of the bar throwing up on the floor. 😭 when i was done i instantly felt SO much better and went back outside, all my friends asked where i went and i told them i just had to pee. legit nobody knew i threw up besides ONE person, because she noticed i got it alllllll over my shoes, which i didn’t even notice until she pointed it out 😭 but thankfully she didn’t tell anyone so when everyone went back inside, they were all wondering who puked in the corner lmao. to this day i still feel bad for whoever had to clean it up, but needless to say i now always make sure i know exactly where the bathroom is in every bar i go to 😂
also i just wanted to add that, if i wasn’t nearly blackout drunk i absolutely would’ve cleaned it up myself. but i could barely walk straight and wasn’t thinking clearly at all lol. i never get that drunk anymore in bars, but it was one of my first times being in one and i accidentally went way too hard 😅
I had a friend in college who at the end of the night, while we were sitting at the booths at a table in the restaurant section of the bar waiting for our ride at 2am, vomited all over the table and thought no one saw and with her arm just swiped it all onto the floor and acted like it didn't happen 😂 I never brought it up and I'm sure she doesn't remember it happening
@@allosch9 LMAO out of sight out of mind 😂
Omg Molly I also have a severe choking phobia. Thank you for making me feel not alone!
Also sorry your dog got thrown up on! Poor Elton!
In elementary school once, there was an epic vomiting incident. I'm not sure if a virus was going around or if several kids all got food poisoning at lunch or what happened, but as I was walking from the cafeteria to the bathroom feeling quite ill, I ran into another student who was violently vomiting. The smell was so intense that I instinctually also began projectile vomiting everywhere in response. A third child walked in on us vomiting and also started to vomit, and it eventually became a pileup of about 4 or 5 kids all vomiting in the hallway in close proximity, with one child slipping in the vomit pile as they ran to the bathroom and falling right in the middle of it. 😬 When we all got sent to the school nurse, there weren't enough toilets and sinks and trashcans for everyone who was sick, so children were vomiting in plastic bags, buckets, whatever available recepticle they could find, essentially. I think somewhere between 8-12 kids wound up being sent home after being sick, and that carpet had a weird stain for a long time, that the janitor couldn't seem to get out. It was a wild day that imprinted itself into my memory forever. Anyway, hope my vomit story was somehow able to make you feel better, via shared vomit trauma? I'm glad Elton was able to get his bath and grooming right after, but that must have been such an uncomfortable experience! 🥲
I would like a wellness retreat video! That sounds really interesting and it would be good to know your experience and what to look for in choosing one?
here’s my embarrassing vomit story: my partner was moving away to go to college, so his mom and i spent the day helping him move. i obviously was feeling very emotional about my partner of four years moving away, and when i feel anxious or upset, i don’t eat much. the day was going fine up until this point - we woke up early, made the three hour drive, moved all his stuff in, and spent a little time decorating the apartment. it’s around the late afternoon at this point and i realize i haven’t eaten anything today. my partner and his mom are hungry too, so we pick up some of those chicken tenders you get from the hot foods section of the nearest grocery store. we have a late lunch, we say our emotional goodbyes, then his mom and i embark on the three hour drive home. y’all, i was absolutely inconsolable. i must’ve spent the first hour of the drive sobbing. eventually i calm down, but the crying left me pretty dehydrated, and when i get dehydrated, i get bad headaches. so now i’m stuck in this hot van, dehydrated, awful headache, extremely sad, and nothing in my stomach except grocery store chicken tenders. the need to puke hits FAST. we’re in slow moving freeway traffic directly outside of a major city, so there’s six lanes of traffic, and wouldn’t you know, we’re in the furthest lane from the shoulder. i tell my partner’s mom to pull over, and she tries, but it just can’t wait. i calculated my options: do i puke on the floor of the van, or do i puke out the window? the floor would be much harder to clean, so window it is. as my partner’s mom is attempting to maneuver across six lanes of traffic, i roll down the window and let loose… directly onto a passing tesla. an extremely clean, extremely new tesla. i’ve never seen a driver so angry in my life. thankfully, my partner’s mom found the entire thing extremely funny and we still joke about it to this day. the next day, i wrote his family an “i’m sorry for puking out the window of your van” card and gave them a gift certificate to a carwash. and thus concludes my embarrassing vomit story.
i literally gasped at the title! that sounds like a nightmare 🫢 hope nothing like that happens again wow
When I was a preschool teacher, one day after changing an obviously upset tummy diaper (already grossed out from that), when I stood the kid up on the changing table to pull his pants up he proceeded to projectile vomit all down the front of me, thankfully missing my face!!! But it was so much that it soaked all the way through my jacket, shirt and jeans down to my bra and underwear. I had to call in our admin to come watch my class while I ran down the street to our nearest TJMaxx and purchased an entire new wardrobe for the day. Keep in mind, this was less than an hour into our day and there was no where for me to shower so I had to clean myself the best I could with washcloths and paper towels and just do my best not to think about it the rest of the day 😅 one of my grosser memories as a teacher lol
Poor Elten that had to be terrible glad you made it through with out getting sick from the small an good thing you were well prepared 😮❤
Oh, I have STORIES about being sick in public. I was a rather sickly child & would get travel-sick or sick from over-heating REGULARLY. But I think the absolute worst was within the last 15 years. I got seriously sick (I don't even remember what it was), & just barely made it into our downstairs half bath before everything started coming out every possible place it could exit. My wonderful, amazing hubby helped me strip down, carried me up the stairs, put me to bed, & then came back down & cleaned up the bathroom with nary a complaint while I'm crying & apologizing the whole time. I still apologize & thank him for taking care of me years later because it was so traumatizing for me.
Horrors…. 😅😅😅😅 my SD and I have been thru a lot, but thankfully not that! 😅
Obviously as an SD handler I’m making sure she’s clean & well groomed when working in public.
I’m Always making sure we leave a good impression and represent legit service dogs to the public, and I love a fresh clean snuggle puppy! 😊❤
I always have a pack of doggie bath wipes with me for emergencies & freshness touch ups.
They unfortunately wouldn’t be able to do much better than what you and your mom did for cleaning Elton up.
Bath wipes have limitations and that situation could only be fixed with a proper bath.
So sorry that happened Molly & Elton!
I had to throw up suddenly one time when I was little and the place I was in didn't have a garbage or bathroom in the vicinity. My mom saw my panicked barf face and panicked herself and for a lack of options just held out her hands and I threw up into them. Iconic.
Back in 2018, I was on a long international flight from being in Asia for the summer with a group of other people around my age. It was the kind of flight where they give you two or three meals/snacks throughout. On the way there, the food had been lovely. But on the flight home, a lot of the food was just...not okay. We had the most incredibly bumpy landing, and after having not felt well since our last meal, I threw up. I could hear other people elsewhere on the plane throwing up too, which didn't help. It went all over my bag and pants and the bag of the girl next to me (who I thankfully knew). I felt so bad and apologized profusely. There had just been no time to grab the little vomit bag it was so sudden. I had some tissues in my bag and we were able to get it cleaned up for the most part using those and someone's mini sanitizer they had. I think the worst part was that another girl in group who had seen it all happen got mad at me for throwing up on the other girl's bag, like I'd somehow done it on purpose.
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When I was a kid, I was on the spinning thing at McDonald’s, and a younger toddler barfed all over my shoes and herself. I just went with her family into the bathroom and washed my shoes in the sink. I didn’t really get phased somehow and remember just worrying about the baby 🤷♀️ Now, I think I’d freak out!
No, I think you're the kind of person who'd always be sympathetic about the baby/child. Now if it was an unapologetic adult or a drunk frat boy - some people deserve a freak out.
Poor boy! I don't have a vomit story, but the first time I ever remember meeting a service dog, he and his owner were in at my work, asking my coworker for help on her phone. All was going well, and I was in the back with my manager, when we heard this wet splashing sound. I don't know why, but the poor dog had stepped a bit away from his owner and my coworker and had liquidy, messy diarrhea all over the floor. I swear the circle was like 2' of puddle, and there was splash on the cupboards around them. The dog looked so ashamed, and his owner explained he was retiring literally the next day. We said that was a good thing, as he seemed sick, but it was alright. My coworker moved into another area of the store with the woman and my manager mopped that mess like a champion. I washed the cupboards. The smell was like wet, dirty dog, plus a few other unsavory things, and the whole store stunk so badly that you could smell it in the rest of the mall. The customer felt terrible, too. We kept reassuring her, because we know he wouldn't just do that, but she felt so bad.
Omg when you started you sounded like you had an Irish accent! So sweet :)
😮I was thinking that!
omg, really?! haha too funny
Poor Elton! I’m sorry you guys had to experience this especially while traveling
You're so great and entertaining at telling stories. Loved this despite the subject matter. 😂
In my least proud moment, the only time in my life I ever threw up from drinking was in a friend's car! 😢 Fortunately most of it got on me and not the car. And unline that person I couldn't stop apologizing! 😊
Oh poor elton!!! H musta been completely mortified
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I had 2 separate vomit incidents on field trips in middle school. Both times, someone made me laugh really hard while taking a sip of a drink, causing me to choke badly enough that I threw up. One was at a restaurant, and I vomited all over my plate of food. I was mortified and apologized profusely. The other time was in a van, and I threw up into my paper lunch bag. Which, of course, then had to stay in the van with us until we got to our destination. Choking on a drink is terrifying.
I had an aunt with severe OCD. We went on a vacation to the great wolf lodge for the holidays, and since her kids were really young, we went to story time. A bunch of little kids sitting in one big area while the parents stood there and kinda formed a circle around the kids. One kid just randomly gets up, runs over to my aunt, and pukes on her shoes. His parents were on the other side of the room nowhere near the person he chose to vomit on. She stayed up like all night cleaning herself, her shoes (before she threw them out), the hotel room, the kids, etc.
Yikes. I can’t imagine.
The title oh my gosh 😂 lol I’ve never clicked on a video so fast !!!!
I feel you on the vomit and choking phobias…as well as anxiety nausea, ugh!
I used to have such a bad vomit phobia! I’ve never drank alcohol after a bad first experience where I got sick and I was the worse friend because I would bounce as soon as anyone got too drunk. In my defence, a few of my friends in college seemed to drink until they puked every single weekend 🤢
Somehow I grew out of it 🤷♀️. I even helped out a lady that was alone in the emergency room because she couldn’t stop throwing up. I had a broken wrist and when she came in every else moved as far away as they could, but I felt good grabbing her water and fresh sick bags 😂
When I was like 4 years old I threw up popcorn on my mom. I went straight to the bathroom in a very rundown school because we were there for a basketball game. My sister who has a massive vomit fear was crying and running away so my dad has to go and get her before she ran out of the building. My mom took me to the bathroom where I threw up even more. But the most memorable part was this very sweet lady in like her 50s gave me a spare shirt and one to my mom because it was over both of us. I have never seen that woman in my life, she was a complete stranger and yet I am so grateful for her for giving me clothes to and some to my mother. I barely remember that story but yours reminded of mine.
Once while on a plane-I’m a nurse, BTW-the poor kiddo sitting in the row in front of me, vomited, missed the bag, right onto the seat. They pressed the button for the attendant who came, went back and got a roll of paper towels and tossed them to the mom. It then started leaking onto my seat mate’s backpack. I helped the mom and my seat mate while the whole flight crew ignored us.
Could that have been for fear of getting ill? I've heard horror stories of flight crews all vomiting on the next day's return flight. I think they're just supposed to offer paper towels and plastic bags, and find out if medical help is needed. I actually had the same thing happen to me a few hours into a ten hour flight - a kid projectile vomited through the seat crack and down my back. I ended up giving the mom half of my wipes and a replacement blanket for the little girl (pashminas are awesome for travel). Luckily, it somehow was the most neutral smelling puke ever, didn't get in my hair, and I had other clothes and a full pack of baby wipes with me. The parents couldn't believe I wasn't upset. They explained their little girl gets anxious and vomits, and they were mortified and apologetic while trying to calm their little girl, clean up the puke, and keep her brother from "helping" and spreading the mess. They had it fairly in hand by the time i was done cleaning my seat and changing, but the flight attendant, while quick with the paper towels and garbage bags, didn't help mop up the mess. She did, however, check to see if anything was needed several times.
@@kindredanastasia not sure! But I even had to ask for a plastic bag.
My junior year of high school I was sitting on the bench as one of my softball games. My friend was sitting on the bench with me. We weren’t playing this game because it was pretty high stakes so we were alternates & we would be switched in if someone got hurt which was not likely this game. We had our notebooks out for homework while on the bench & supporting our team. Our coach gave all of us snacks & twizzlers. My friend inhaled her snacks. Shortly after she began to feel really ill. She turned white & then gray & then green. She was wobbly & leaning all over the place. I turned to her in my seat & asked how she was feeling & if I could do anything for her & all of a sudden she threw up all over my shoulder, legs, cleats, & my notebook. I had red vomit all over me for the rest of the game (a few hours).
Thus made me chuckle! How horrible, poor Elty and both u and your mum! I’m a nurse so vomit and being puked on are regular occurrences in my life 🥹
Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo that is brutal! I am so sorry you had to go through this
gosh my emetophobic ass would've had a full blown panic attack, you're a strong one for surviving that molly
Oh no, that was horrifying to imagine, I'm so sorry. You are a hilarious storyteller though 😂
I got my own story for you: When I was like 6 or 7 I would sometimes feel really sick at school. The teacher would call my parents and they would pick me up, no problem.
However, there was this one time when both my parents were working and only my grandma was available, but she doesn't have a license. So the school principal, who was a good friend of my grandparents, decided it was best if she herself would just drive me home to my grandma. I got into her car (front seat) and she handed me a bucket for just in case. About half way home I feel like I need to vomit and in my panic I forget about the bucket IN MY HANDS, open the VELVET LINED glove compartment in front of me and throw up in there... Remember this was way back when people had those expensive CD changers in there too, whoops
Really not one of my proudest moments 😅
So sorry that happened to you and your dog.😢😢😢😢😢
Love the ring on your ring finger, should we all be celebrating 🎉
Oh my god if this ever happened to my seizure alert dog I think I would have a seizure from the stress and he wouldn’t be able to smell and alert me to the seizure because of the vomit smell 😂
Really like ur sweater Molly
Thank you!! Me too! hehe
Poor Elton
I gagged my way though this whole video for you 😂😂😂 every time you mentioned the smell or it getting on you guys. Oh lordddd I couldn’t. I would have thrown up too.
My service dog will constantly choke on a single piece of kibble and he scares the crap out of me every time
The “vomiting in public” has happened to me once and although it didn't hit anyone it was awful! It was august/2020 and I desperately had to buy new clothes so I went to the mall. At the entrance of one store there was this employee forcing everyone coming in to use hand sanitizer... and being autistic this is *the worst* thing ever for me, the smell of alcohol + the gel-ish texture is my worst nightmare. Three steps in and it happened. I was wearing a mask. And I had had a strawberry milkshake like 5 minutes before. From this day on I run away from hand sanitizers as if my life depends on it because it was traumatizing lol
Ps: poor Elton and poor you! He was so rude for not even apologizing or thanking for the medicine. If that happened to me (the vomiting, not being vomited at) I would even offer to pay for his grooming appointment because I know it is expensive and service dogs are so important for their humans!
In high-school the boy behind me threw up in my back pack first period. Yes in not just on. I had to go the rest of the day explaining why I didn't have my homework or any of my books. Thank God most of my teachers were understanding and gave me replacement books. I also kept my morning and afternoon books separate so I only lost like 4 classes worth of stuff but it sucked big time.
12:40 yeah, but as someone who went 5-6 months throwing up daily sometimes 2-3x a day, I empathize with him because sometimes u just don’t have time. But, the non apology or thanking is absurd.
Poor Elton & you that got it second hand. I've no idea why I thought this video would be good to watch while I was eating my evening meal! 🤣
10:10 Oh poor baby!!! He wanted to get showered immediately. I am amazed that he bolted tbh. But he found his limit
OMG i cant belive this happened
This was the most simultaneously horrifying & adorable story 😅. Poor Elton.
Something similar happened on a bus tour we did in Scotland. One day tour but it was quite long, Inverness to Edinburgh. Smallish ~20 seater bus, little 7 year old just started vomiting. Bus driver at first couldn't hear why we wanted him to pull over so was going oh we are stopping in 10-15min. Poor parents even tried to get her to throw up in her bag to try and contain it. I felt so bad for her. I don't normally get travel sick so it's not something I'm normally prepared for but on the flight over from Australia I had been so sick I had to get some random medication in Dubai. After that kid being sick even I took some of that (she declined because none of us could read the instructions and we didn't know if it was safe for kids)
But I don't think I'll ever forget the stink of that bus. We were in it for about 5 hours after that.
Oh my! Poor Elton, and you. I can imagine the stench.