They're cutting me Open
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- They are indeed cutting me open.
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Wish you very well with your surgery Russell. My Gosh, after you have recovered from your surgery, there will be no stopping you. Those beavers are in for a big surprise with the new and renewed Russell after them. :) Love your videos and you always have something very interesting to talk about. Your garden looks very bountiful. I had poor luck with my onions and garlic but we have so many tomatoes, I am starting to look like one HAAAA! Nice car City Girl, nice to spoil yourself with a new set of wheels. Take Care Russell and focus on yourself and your recovery. Hugs sent your way.
Sending wishes for a successful surgery and a speedy recovery, Russell. I so much appreciate your sharing Raspberry Rock with all of us, as well as your "there must be a way to do this, right?" attitude, and your sense of humor. Please take it slow and easy. We'll keep. In the meantime, I'll be holding you and Alicia close in thought.
Russell, my sister had the same medical procedure, interesting for sure. She was back at it in a couple of days. Had to have it done about 18 months later, they told her next time it might not work. She lost a bunch of weight, remarried and is in heaven with her new life. No issues at all in over two years since the last one. Always on the go drinks whatever she wants. I sincerely hope you can beat this monster like she has. I will see her tomorrow going to East Texas and ask about the Drugs she takes. God bless you in your quest to beat this monster.
I am sure you will feel a lot better once all the procedures and meds are behind you. Glad you are taking care of yourself because YT still needs more Russell content and happiness! So take care of yourself and when you can easily do a short video of checking in with us, we will all be here waiting to see you, Alicia, pups and all the beauty of Raspberry Rock. No stress, quick healing as you recover! 💜💜💜
Couldn't have said any better Russel. Take good care and you will be in our thoughts and prayers. Blessings from Canada 🇨🇦
Hi Russell. I was worried about you when I did not see a video for a few weeks. Sorry you suffer from AFib. I have that too. Mine is in remission after the Ablation procedure. They went in through my groin, no cutting open. It has been about 2 years now and my heart is doing well. So I hope for best outcome for you. AFib is NO fun!!! Anxiety producing, for sure. I worry about you out in the woods with the bad trail to get out. Keep us posted when you can. Hang in there. 🌻💖🌻
Happy Friday Russell & the pups! "Talk" videos are good with me 😉...enjoy your sharing of the cabin/property lifestyle & all that's involved in it. Sorry to hear about your procedure but it's necessary for you to get back into your "groove" Rest up Russell . Look forward to the next one 🤓 ✌🍻
Russell! Great to hear from you, hope you are doing better in the coming months...
As for the lights turning on when you open the cupboard, you could just use a fridge switch, they sell them on amazon! if you need help with a mount feel free to reach out!
alternatively you could just look up a momentary switch normally closed, and use any of those that are rated for the voltage of your lights!
the three way switch is a great idea for the fridge beacon, you could also use a relay that is normally closed, when you remove the power from the coil it would connect the beacon to power.
good luck!
Hey Russell, I had a relative have that ablation procedure. It was like night and day for them. They went from barely being able to walk around the block to going for 2-3 mile outings no trouble at all. I hope it all goes well for you. I'd be happy to hear about your experience finding and buying the property, why you did it, that sort of things. And of course, your time lapses are always great too. Be well.
Thank you Russell for today’s video, wishing you all the best with your upcoming procedure, having had massive heart problems, quadruple stents, stroke and multiple procedures don’t be discouraged chin up. For me my driving force forward is my grandchildren looking forward and treasuring every opportunity to witness their adventures. Keep us posted on your progress, a few minutes of video solitude is good for me (if you are up to it).
So sorry about the A fib Russell, it runs in our family. They do miraculous things now days to help it though. You are strong and we all love you and a City Girl. We will be praying for your quick recovery. You will do great. It’s ok to take it easy for a while to get feeling better. You always bring such joy and happiness to my life and I appreciate the two of you so much. May the Lord bless and keep you.
Dang, I never expected that Russell! From what I’ve read, the procedure works very well, you are healthy and exercise so I can’t imagine a downside for you. I will be thinking of you and City Girl, and that your road to recovery is brief and painless. Thanks so much for letting us know, you got this Russell!!!!
Hi Russell, I myself am going through the same thing. I'm scheduled for an ablation this coming Thursday, this will be my third in 8 years. I was good for 7 years after I had them before but the stress of life got to this year and I fell back into A-fib. Good luck with yours, it will help if you stop drinking. I use to drink a lot also but no more and I love it! Good luck bro.
Best of luck with your procedure James.
I had an ablasion done 1 + yrs ago because of all the A fib I have had and shock to heart to get it back into rhythm since then no A fib. Now in October I am having the Watchman installed to heart where you are having the clots form then I can get off blood thinners for good. The Watchman is inserted the same way the ablasion was done going thru your groin artery. Only a week rest and of course no heavy lifting. You got this Russell. Good luck and much better health ahead of you.
I hate to hear your having a-fib. Your about to get better though. My dad is now 80, he said when he woke up after the procedure (done in his 70’s) he felt like he could run 10 miles. My uncle just had an ablation, he feels great now. You’re going to feel amazing when they’re done. Until then read a book, watch the birds, take naps on the porch and test out some new hobbies like painting, taking photographs, etc.
Russell, hope the procedure goes well and we look forward to seeing you afterwards doing well and back to your antics that we love so well. Good luck my friend.
Hey Russel / City girl and pups awesome to see you again, Love your vehicle city girl. You will do fine with the cardiac ablation your strong healthy and in good hands with the cardiologist it is amazing what they can do these days I wish you a speedy recovery and we will all be thinking about you. You could do a chat on how you found your property is it in an unorganized township ,how you went about purchasing it. do a piddish with city girl, And just let us know how things went with your procedure . and most of all do get some rest so you heal well . Again wish you all the best Eh.
All the best Russel, you’ll do great and love the idea of chatty videos, you and Alicia are both nice to listen to, and I also love when you do the scenery videos, live from the porch, very relaxing. First and foremost, take care of yourself and take a break if you need to, we’ll be here when you get back.
Absolutely!!!
Hi Russell, sorry to hear that you’re going through this crap.
My Dad had that procedure done and came out of it looking (& feeling) half his age (76).
I just wanted to let you know how much I appreciate you, Alicia, your awesome pups & amazing channel. Pea soup!!✌🏼🤟🏼
Great comment Cliff, very reassuring. Take care👍🤗❤️
He came out of feeling 76? WOW!!!
@@brianball2002 Lol!
@@judyschepp8748 Thanks Judy! You too.
Hi Russell, I haven't commented in awhile, life has been kicking my but too, but I've been watching! I 'm so sorry you are having a difficult time right now, I will keep you in my prayers. If you are up to it any short talking video is better than no video at all, we all miss and worry about you. Did you think about a battery operated motion sensor light in your bottom cabinets ? I use them in my basement and I find they work great. Please take care of yourselef and know that many people are wishing the very best during your recovery.
Praying for a quick recovery! Hope all goes well, and listen to the the docs. We’ll be here whenever you’re up to filming.
Well look at it this way…they will fix the issue and you will recover. I had my aortic valve done (birth defect discovered “late” in life) 7 years ago. I was literally days from dying and had NO idea. This said it took 3 - 6 months to recover, some hiccups and drugs to deal with but at least I’m still here! Thank God we are in Canada and have health care…all the best to you, City Girl and the pups. Come back when YOU are ready.
Best wishes for a speedy recovery Russell
Oh no!!! We are sending prayers for a quick recovery for our friend!
About those "automatic cabinet lights": There are battery operated led strips with a motion detector.
I have those in few dark cabinets and they do their job. Motion detector is inside the door, so when i open the door the light turns on. And shuts down in a minute if there is no motion.
Praying for your full recovery, healing and comfort Russel. Any videos would be welcomed, know that you are loved and being watched over and so is your beautiful Raspberry Rock. So it is
Russell, first I am sending all manner of positive thoughts for smooth procedure and speedy recovery. Next...I'm about as low tech as they come, I would do something very simple and low tech for the fridge reminder. I would choose an object, something that would look extremely out of place on the top of the fridge, let's say a pink flamingo (dollar store kinda thing). When you turn the fridge OFF to film or upload, what have you, the object goes on top of the fridge. It stays there while the fridge is off. Then as you go about your business after finishing videos etc you will more than likely see this object (you really need something that jumps out at you) this serves as the reminder "ah, yes I need to turn the fridge back on" . Then once you turn the fridge back on take the object and just keep it in a nearby drawer tucked away. This is the kinda thing I do to help me remember things, it works well, costs not much and is stupid simple to operate (which I like!) I subscribe to the KISS methodology "Keep. It. Stupid. Simple" :)
Hang in there Russell, we all have our stuff for sure. You'll get thru it and hopefully you'll feel better daily in the long run. Feeling like you just got off the treadmill everyday is such a bummer. You can do it!
Hello Russell, I wish you the very best and a speedy recovery.
I would love to see videos on you just talking about various topics such as how you found Raspberry Rock, etc while you are recovering.
Russell so glad to see you up and around, any type of video would be great with me. Please rest as much as you can, and a big hello to city girl!!!🙏🙏🙏
Best wishes Russell on your upcoming surgery. I've just got over spinal surgery.. take it day by day until you feel better xx
Sending tons of prayers and good wishes!! Anything you put out will be great people just like seeing you and Alicia even if it is a sit and chat..that procedure worked great on my father-in-law and it will work great on you as well!!
Thinking and praying for you Russell! ❤️🙏💪
Russ, simple just use a 120 volt relay, plug it into the same plug as the fridge, the relay coil side is activated when power is on. Then use the set of relay switch contacts that when the relay depowers it throws the switch, to activate a bell or light circuit connected to its own battery source, mount it all in a small box. Entire Project should cost only about 20 bucks. I used to do this stuff as a kid. 😉
Hey Russ, All the best with your health concerns1 Regarding the in cabinet lighting there are ready made packages with door switches or sensor that are reasonably priced and simple to install with small screws or gluegun for wires.As LEDs dont use much current the wires are quite thin. Thanks for sharing and enjoy the scenery!
Get well soon Russell, we’re pulling for you down here in Texas
Hi Russell, this was a nice surprise!! Wasn’t expecting to see anything for a while. Wishing you the very best with your procedure. Sounds like you’ll feel much better after the recovery.
Chatting videos sound great if you’re up to it!! So glad Alicia is able to spend more time with you. Get well soon, we miss you
Your videos bring so much joy, optimism and lightness to my life! And so, not seeing them for a while makes me very sad. But I wish you to get through this moment in the best possible way and to return to health at Raspberry Rock. A hug from Sicily to you, Russel and the sweet City Girl!
praying for you to have a speedy recovery.
Best wishes for a speedy recovery.❤️✌🏻🦌
Love the idea of sit and chat. Talk about some of your favourite videos that you posted when you were building the cabin. That would be cool. Then we can go back and watch them :)
Speedy recover Russell. We will be cheering you on. Waiting until you're back on your feet for Boox! :)
You do what you need to do. Those that watch you will understand. Your health is more important. God bless and keep.
Wishing you good luck with the procedure, Russell. We will keep you in our prayers. I have known several people who have had the ablation done and it worked well for them. Would definitely enjoy low key fireside chats from you, as you feel up to it.
For the fridge off light, I am thinking about those circuit breakers for large appliances where 2 CBs are connected together and they have to be turned off together. You could creatively wire one breaker to power the fridge normally and the second connected breaker could be wired the reverse way to turn on a red light when the breaker is switched "off". Would probably need it's own small panel and some non=approved wiring! Take care. - Dave
I pray for a speedy recovery Russell and know that Alicia will take great care of you. Liz
Thank you for the video and update. Prayers and thoughts are with you. ❤️🙏🏻❤️
They do make a switch with a red light with an outlet you can wire it up to operate your refrigerator. Amazon sells rechargeable lights for inside your cabinets and they are operated by motion they're portable you can put them anywhere.
Sorry to hear about your problems, it's hard when your strength fails. It would be good if you tried leaf celery and make it into juice. Grind a whole bundle into juice and drink a few glasses, it cleans out your system and calms the body. And be careful with beer, they increase your problem. You can search a lot about it on the web. Very good recovery and hope you feel better soon. Many hugs Liv Maria
I know the plate says RSBRYRCK or something like it. Good luck with the surgery, get well soon!
Lighting solution - Closet lights that are rechargeable. I bought one from amazon. I have one that I put in my Pew Pew safe and it works great and I charge it once every 6-8 months since I am not in there all that often it doesn't get used that much and it lasts a decent while.
Thanks for the update, hoping you get better soon Russell! I think a frequently asked question video would be cool!
I would love a talking video. Our friend had that procedure done and is doing great. Just do what they tell you. Praying for a speedy recovery. You have a great nurse to help you get through this. Just watched her video. Was interesting to hear how she decided to come to the woods. Take care.
Praying for your speedy recovery and as for your videos, they are always entertaining no matter what your guys topic of discussion.
Good luck Russell and wish you a speedy recovery ahead of time. Always enjoy your videos and you showing us your adventures at the cabin. Look forward to your return. Hang in there!
Praying for you Russel.🙏🙏 my husband had a pacemaker and a defibrillator put in and did great.. again speedy recovery for you.🙏🙏🙏
Prayers. My brother had the same operation at 68. He’s doing great 3 years later.
Thanks Russell! Enjoyed seeing City Girl and her new vehicle. Hope your medical procedure goes well and you get lots of rest. I’d like to hear how you got the two dogs and if they got along well originally.
Ikea sells in cabinet lighting like what you want, I've installed them a few times, they work well, and last. although I'm not a big Ikea fan. For your fridge, change the switch to a 3-way, plug a lamp into that part of the outlet, then it will alternate between the two... Speedy recovery, my friend! :)
All the best Russell for your op and recovery! Dave🇬🇧🇬🇧
Would love to hear more of the back story on how you ended up at raspberry rock, and how you financially support this lifestyle. Love your videos Russell and city girl!
Hope everything goes well and that you recover from your procedure quickly. Please take care of yourself and I am sure that you and City Girl will get thru this bump in the road in your lives and you both will continue in your life and still make videos for all of us to watch. God Bless you and City Girl and your families.
Russell, sorry to hear you aren't feeling so well and need some work done. A co-worker had that done as well and she's fine. I still don't understand what it does, however, hope all goes well and you are back to feeling ok. I can tell you are concerned about it, as anyone would be. Just rest and relax, take it easy and you should be ok. I vote for the question/answer vids just to keep the contact with your audience. If it's too much, then take the vacation and resume when you feel ready. We will miss your vids and sense of humor, but then you knew that, right!? Good news is that CityGirl will be right by your side to attend to your needs. Take care.
Wishing you all the best Russel, It is a something that I would not want to have done. My Daughter went through it 4 times and finally now has no issues.
Hi, Russell, Don.t worry about us, we,ll stay with you just get better, ialways like your walks and the scenery and talksxx
Sending prayers and thoughts as you go through this. And hoping for a speedy recovery 🙏
I use my oven timer to remind me of everything. Try that till you figure out how to do the little red light thing. Prayers for a speedy recovery, and listen to your doctor, and your City Girl. Take it easy.
May God be with you and bless you during this time.
Dear Russel and CG, Sending you both lots of well wishes as you ready for your procedure and CG guides you through your recovery. Hopefully, you will be back to the cabin soon unless you bump your head and decide that suburbia is a better place to be...🤣🤣Love to the pups.
Wishing you a successful procedure , a speedy recovery, and that you'll feel much better. I do hope as you mentioned that you would make a video talking about your motivation to build and live off grid. I do enjoy your videos despite my being a senior woman who hasn't been to Ontario since vacationing with my parents as a child and once with my first husband and young children.
Look after your health issues! everyone will be here when your back and enjoy your videos.
Getting older sucks ass, I always tell people my best years were from age 32 to 48 I felt my strongest then indestructible almost lol.
These days I have to work around sore knees and sore feet,collapsing arch’s and I bruise really easily now😐
Enjoy watching or any thing you feel like putting out . Thanks for sharing. A friend of mine had this procedure 2 years ago and she is doing great.
Wishing you all the best. I hope everything is going well. Hope you feel better soon. We look forward to seeing your videos. Your property looks so peaceful.
Thank you. Thank you so much.
Best wishes on your procedure buddy. Take time to recover. A "Q & A" video sounds great.
Hey Russell sorry your going that, my dad had almost the same thing done about 2 years ago took him about a year to get back going but he was 85 so you might have a different time with it. And yeah that be cool to see who what and how you got to where your at now. Stay safe and just take care of yourself.
Good luck on your procedure!! Hope you feel better soon!
Hi Russel. Firstly, I hope all goes well with the ablation and you come away feeling 1000%.
I am a sparky downunder and I have installed some battery cabinet lighting solutions for the elderly in the last few years. Of course, I am not suggesting you are elderly, but being remote you have similar isolation issues. They are available here so I would assume you can get something in Canada or USA. They are available with sensors so as soon as you open the cabinet door it will, mostly, 'see' you and operate the light. You would be best out there with rechargeable batteries as they last a reasonable time and easier for you to recharge than needing to replace. Its a much easier and more flexible solution than running wires through everything. Google battery cabinet lighting and see what comes up.
With the Fridge, 2 solutions pop into my mind. I believe you want a 'manual' off and an 'auto' on. Over here we have pnuematic pushbuttons designed to be used in blocks of apartments so the walkway lights dont stay on forever. They have a switch contact on them and are available in 'reverse action', meaning the power is on in its standby state. Times can be set with a delay of up to 20 minutes. Google a Clipsal 319RA so you get an idea. Other than something mechanical, Ray could hook you up a pushbutton and a timer in a junction box with a light on the lid. You could use a timer with any delay you think the fridge will be happy with, simply push the button, power to the fridge goes off and the light comes on, then after the pre set time delay, the fridge will power back up. No more forgetting after a few beer reviews. LOL.
All the best from your pal in Australia.
Regards
Colin
PS I finally caught up with all the videos you ever posted. Phew! What a marathon, but it was fun.
I can empathise Russell. I've had paroxysmal a-fib for 14 years now. I know all about the meds 'kicking the ar$e' .. I feel for you. Bon courage cheri x
Hi Russell! My brother-in-law was really struggling with A-Fib like you and had an ablation procedure which very much helped him. He drank a lot of alcohol before the procedure, still drinks a lot of alcohol now and is doing well. I hope your procedure works the same as his. Good luck with everything!
'GeT WeLL, Russell. Keeping you both in prayer. I appreciate your sharing your lives with us. Thank you. 🤗💟🙏🏻 sending hugs.
Russell, YOU are in my prayers for a successful surgery, and a speedy recovery! i been following you for a few years and have enjoyed everyone of your videos! You bring, JOY, LAUGHTER, and GREAT IDEAS to us all. get well soon, My friend🤩...Tom n Jake Love you n yours!
This explains a lot. Always wondered why the projects on the cabin seemed to take forever. I hope your health problems in time will be solved and that you get your energie back and can finish what you started. Good luck and you certainly will be in my thoughts.❤
Hi Russell,just my 2 cents...I had similar procedure after lots of years of hart issues.In 2005 got my ablation it was a huge difference to be waking up with a normal regular 60 bpm .I am 64 now and have been ok sofar.Good luck with the procedure
Praying for a fast recovery and great health to return to you. Love your videos
They make power indicating switches with a light built into the switch to let you know the power is on/off to the switch. Not expensive either
Prayers for a speedy recovery ❤
Good luck with the procedure and hopefully a speedy recovery. A talking video would be great. Really missed you last friday.
Either way best wishes on your recovery. 👍
I had Cardiac conversion for the Atrial Fib. Medications are essential to keep you quiet and inhibit the return of the arrhythmia.
So even cleaning house or cooking gets me down and needed bed rest after. Heavy lifting is out. so hired a cleaning lady who also does laundry in automatic machines. no lifting of laundry hamper. Buying a lot or ready made foods, Now over a year and meds are required. You are younger but a man;s world there. At 88 I never did most chores required about your 'forest' home.Men push for heavy, dirty and tiresome work your way. You will have to adjust to very slow going. Sometimes i don't think I will get to more than bathroom and back. As well I had to have a pacemaker. Follow orders or days are short numbered.
any surgery is scary and obviously when it involves the heart its scarier however heart surgery was my dad's specialty and I know you will fly through this, try not to worry. Rachel had heart surgery as a baby and well if she can do it so can you. Dont worry about the channel, take care of yourself. We will all be here when you are recovered. Best wishes to you and Alicia and dont overdo it while recovering be kind to yourself
Russell, you are in my prayers my friend. Take it easy and we'll be here for you!
I took a trip to NYC from western Washington state. I ate at.more fast food sandwich shops for over 10 weeks. More then I ever ate in Mt life. It tasted good , but the salami and pepperoni made my BP sky rocket. I had so many other problems. Bottom line I was sick for over 4 months, and was practically eating baby food. I just started feeling better. Russell after your surgery eat correctly my friend..Peace
I hope they get you straightened out, it can be very taxing on energy levels as you mentioned. Take your time and heal and i'm sure we'll all just watch for a notification while wishing our best for you. Heal quickly brother.
Best wishes and good luck Russell. We are hoping for a quick recovery.
So sad to hear that you are not well, Russel! I hope the treatment works out well for you and you get better soon. I hope you keep us posted - even if the videos are short ones. Hugs from us in Sweden!
Friiiiiiiiiiiidaaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyy!!!!!
Hi Russ, I would like a bit of a sketch of where things are at the cabin / beaver pond and other ponds. Because although I don't fish anymore I keep wondering why not put a few fish in the ponds to grow and maybe some other youtuber might be happy to give advice on it with a vid collaboration. I watch plenty of other tubers that could probably help if they knew the layout.
I also recently mentioned the dock and a small digger for the front area by the pond. There must be again another tuber who would be happy to collaborate with you on how to make a nicer path down to the dock area and how to make a nice floating pontoon thing. Yes, it will cost money I know, but again there maybe someone who would be willing to do it for promotion and pay maybe just the cost of the materials. May even be someone who would donate material left over.
That trail to the cabin from the car parking. I wish I was local, I would be over to help you get that more manageable for all seasons. It was the sort of thing I used to like doing a few years back. That bridge of doom area would be my first job, raise that up and make it more permanent with some cut down trees (dead standing etc). Then levelling some of the track a little at a time.
Maybe you don't want to do these things though and just want nature to do it's thing?
Hope everything goes well for you and hope you manage to make a some smaller vids, even if they are quick chats etc.
Take care - all the way from Wales, UK.
Take care of yourself, Russell. All the best and wishing you a speedy recovery. Listen to the doctors!
So sorry to hear. My son had this done when he was 40 and has had no problems since. Good luck and look forward to future vids when your fighting fit. Luv to u and city girl.
Sorry to hear about your medical issues I have afib also it sucks. Excellent music on nature shots, what any videos you make I'll watch good luck Russell. Will miss the live streams always, looked forward to them.
Russell we will be praying for you..our Son had that done at Toronto General..he feels much energetic now...take recovery time ! God Bless you! City Girl with you by your side it's a plus 🙏🙏💖💖
So beautiful out there at your cabin.
Hi Russell, I was diagnosed with arterial fibleration February, I was devastated on the news. I was sent home with a beta blocker and told to see a cardiologist but I have no medical insurance, when my pills needed to be renewed I phoned my doctor at which he said shocked "are you still alive " he spoke to a cardiologist and he recommended I get my heart shocked back to rhythm and should it not work an op was the only option. My heart was shocked back to rhythm. My two boxes of meds cost me R1000 per box and was told to drink it for the rest of my life. Anyway after 2 months I got fed up and went to another doctor and was told not to worry, arterial fibleration comes from stress and to relax more. A month later I went to our state hospital for a ECG and guess what it showed I have high blood pressure and no longer arterial fibleration. I,m struggling with anxiety which seems to hit me at night , I,m drinking a small tablet .25mg which helps alot. Please look after yourself and RELAX more. I will be praying for you. I just love watching you and city girls videos. God Bless, I,m Barbara 61 from South Africa 🇿🇦 pls keep us updated after your op.