bro is 21 and has had more life experience than most get in their entire lives. Your comfort level in these countries traveling alone is really impressive
@@FriendxA well it's subjective to whatever country, how long you're trying to go, what you do there, what your goal is, have you left behind a life or work or responsibilities honestly. for example if you wanna explore Bhutan mandatory 150-250 US$ a day and you're decided by the government where you can go in the provinces, but say you go to Vietnam and the cheap southern districts or up north to Hanoi or Da Nang it probably won't be more than 30-50$ a day.
I am an Aussie and to see one of my own from my side of the world travelling India alone is awe inspiring I also live in Mumbai would like to have him stay with me just to bless him and show him more places with me being an Aussie too, I have an Indian wife so it has made life very easy to get around it helps having an Indian companion whom I share my life with we have had so many adventures in India since I have been here, keep travelling Luke your living your dream, I was so moved to see what happened to your hand bro especially in a land which is so far from home, I love your positive attitude to life you are a genuine positive man with a heart of gold be blessed my bro
What a great advice to get your next surgery done by a competent doctor in Australia or at KIMS health. He really sees you as a son, so happy to see such a kind and competent doctor. Really makes us proud as an Indian❤️, thank you for showing us this real gems of India.
The doctor is really well informed and professional! Being a medico myself, I really liked how he presented all the options and spent his valuable time with you
Indian doctors don't get the recognition they deserve they're some of if not the best in their industries I have had multiple instances where doctors simply refused to even attempt a surgery on me saying they'd likely kill me if they tried in any instance I have had extremely difficult dangerous surgeries an Indian doctor has willingly stepped in and done stellar work on me with 0 complications I am very very thankful thank you to all the Indian doctors and doctors in general out there you guys are great
The difference between Indian and Canadian health care system is the doctors. In india a doctor consult at least 60 to 65 patients a day where in Canada it is 10 to 12 max patients.Eventhough Indian docs see 60+ patients a day, they give good care and patients recieve it. In canada out of 10 patients only 4 are dianosed correctly and treated well...Indians doctors are skilled and experienced in every way. Coming from a person lived in India for 30+ years and 10+ years in canada.
@@marlyndacosta1044 this person isn’t exaggerating at all. A pediatrician near me sees around 800-1000 patients in his 8am to 8pm OPD. most of the govt health centre CMOs will see 200-250 patients in the OPD in around 4 hours. The quality of care is obviously compromised but we do the best we can.
India has really talented doctors. It takes a lot of experience and courage to do what he did with his hand. He's done a fantastic job, to say the least.
I’m a Malayali , when I see your compassion towards Kerala it’s makes me so proud and happy .. you are a courageous man 🙌🏻…no words to say for your optimistic mind🤍… hope everything goes well and keep going🤗💜
Its been almost 2 months my hand surgery was done by Dr Manoj. I had both Carpal tunnel syndrome and De Quervain’s syndrome. Always will be thankful to doctor for his care and treatment that I use my hand so comfortably after many years. I live in Canada and I can confidently tell and guarantee that Kerala has far superior and quality healthcare than Canada.
People like Luke show how positive people can be in the world. He is someone who doesn't let anything stand in his way, even with the permanent injury suffered. Fantastic video and brilliant channel.
I’ve watched your videos for years now and only recently I noticed your hand. The doctor did an excellent surgery, it’s hardly noticeable. Wish you the best man !
@@haroon00789 It's cheaper to get it done in India even without Insurance compared to the States. Only a few have insurance in India because quality health care is cheap here. Keep in mind things like x ray costs pennies in India compared to USA and all that will add up.
I'm a Filipino from the Philippines, and I must say that this doctor is very professional, smart, kind, and well-trained based on his surgical experience. My mother worked as a nurse in Saudi Arabia and knew and met some Indian doctors who worked in a specialized hospital. I had a lot of respect for this doctor. I can imagine how difficult it must have been to study medicine in India. I will always be grateful to all Indian teachers who taught me basic mathematics when I was in elementary and primary school in Saudi Arabia, including those Indian tutorials on RUclips. As a student, it's extremely beneficial, and they've had a significant impact on us Asians. Thank you for teaching us, and we wish you all the best. Although I do not have the opportunity to thank each of them individually, we Filipinos value the knowledge they share. ♥️
Getting to spend this much time with the good doctor is amazing . In the US, you be lucky to get 10 minutes. He also seem like a compassionate and very knowledgeable doctor
Welcome to India.India receives significant number of medical tourists from Australia, Canada, China, Russia, the United Kingdom, and the United States.
@@swapnakoodu1528 but only applicable to some parts of india. A vast majority of india especially rural north india doesn't even have competent doctors there conditions are soo terrible
its because during their MDs they are exposed to so many different kinds of patients and verity of diagnosis. you can see in indian hospitals lots of rush especially in medical colleges. experience and dedication made them perfect..
One of the greatest thing about Luke is that he never ever took all his pain on anyone , he could have but that's not Luke . Going from that to now he is still progressing every day ! Alsooo your vlogs make me feel I'm with you 🤌🏻😳❤️ great work
Hope you decide to have the next surgery at KIMS . The doctor there is brilliant. Prayers and blessings for you Luke. 👍♥️🎊 Dr.. Manoj is so caring. He is a genius in my eyes.
@@sanayamitall2470 most of the well talented doctors are from Tamilnadu, you can ask any medical field people in Kerala. I'm living a mile away from Kerala and aware of both states. the best thing in Kerala doctors is, they prescribe only less drugs and the hospital cleanliness is next level.
He seems genuinely very well-informed ! I would almost recommend you to get it worked upon by him again...as he's already performed once on your hand. He knows the ins and outs of it. So considering this, it's the least amount of risk involved, something you want to look for in a surgery !
Medical studies in India are so hard. Almost you have to study 24/7 day and night to get doctor degree...... My cousin is studing medicine..... Now I understand only passionate people can become doctors..... Doctors confidence is so good. You should really trust him and if you plan for further surgery go to him only...... He is actually treating you as a son and giving you the right advice....
Dr. Manoj is one of the reasons medical tourism is thriving and well in India. The quote of inr50k (being $625 usd) is insanely cheap compared to how much you’d pay in Aussie land or any other western country + the quality is as good, if not better
Weirdly enough I was just rewatching all the videos about your hand when it first happened just last week. The doctor is absolutely remarkable and the way you have faced this situation head on is amazing Luke! 👏🏼❤️
@@LukeDamant I feel sorry for that Luke. Dont know what happened to you but there is no one in my social circle who had this kind of accident. He is a kind person, more than a doctor. You should have given him a hug when he said you are like his son. Would have made him feel a lot warmer. You need to bring your mom to India since it is almost your second home. I will subscribe to you now just to do a bit ♥
I just came across your channel today, and I am so sorry to hear about the firecracker incident, but great props to the doctor, he's done a huge job with it (referencing the pictures on your phone) but I'm glad you gotten out of this as you are now!! Anyhow, God bless the doctor, as even after 3.5years, he still cares enough to see things that can be corrected still!
Bro with Manoj being the doctor of choice I would say yes go for it as an Aussie with years of experience with so many Indians good and bad and believe me I have come to know all sorts in my adventures Manoj is a genuine doctor and 50.000 rs to repair the index for it to be corrected is a good rate as compared to what others may charge you, he seems like a doctor who has never forgotten you, he seems to care about you and the fact he did not accept any money for your visit says volumes, looks like both yourself and this doctor have grown into long time friends the disaster you had faced brought you together for a reason, it changed both of you in a profound way, I could see there is a special bond, stay safe brother and keep on keeping on
Luke you're such a pure soul💎❤️. People get done with surgeries and never care to look back at the hospital or the doctor. You are visiting him even after 3 years! Keep spreading love mate!
I love the way that how the doctor took time to give you good advice also not just that he also talked about other things with you. Be safe Luke!! Visit Bangladesh when you can!
what an amazing doctor ♥️ and the way he explained such complex things even a 5 year old can understand. Luke, what a brave man ♥️, u kept exploring, u kept spreading smile, despite urself being in constant pain, hope you a speedy recovery so that u can continue to inspire us🔥
This would def be like a life long friendship you'd have with this wonderful doctor. Super cool stuff and yes, you should do the final surgery he is talking about.
it may not have seemed like it at first but you’re so lucky luke. im so happy you’re ok that explosion could have taken more than just your hand. im glad you’re still with us.
That was quite an ordeal you went through and that still did not deter you from coming back to India to continue doing what you do best! I have so much respect for you and I am so inspired by your optimism and gratefulness. Your hand looks amazing ,your doctor did a great job. Much love to you my friend 🥰
Really by looking at those raw photos, back in the days... I never thought they were going to be this much functional... I really like to appreciate the doctor for the job... Any Luke, you're a brave brave man... Not a guy but a man... You are still smiling and living... I would have given up if I were you
He is so optimistic and confident in his approach,we can see it in his eyes,the way he speaks..cheers to all the hardwork dude😍👍 ❤️from kerala, malappuram
Dude, this is awesome. I lost half of my non dominant ring finger to ring avulsion, and I felt like the earth has been swallowing me whole for the past 4 months. There are days I'm totally fine, and then it sneaks up on me how my hand looks and my brain short circuits, literally, I get panic attacks telling me 'your hand does NOT look right and everyone can tell' and can not snap out of it for a while. It's been getting better but discovering your video and your story, and looking at your hand and just how... normal it looks despite the obvious injury and missing finger, and bits, wow. It helped lift a big (self inflicted) stigma I had about it. You're just a normal guy, and I imagine that's how most people see me too. Funnily enough, I don't think anyone even notices and I often wear these garish 3D printed finger prosthetics which are totally deus ex machina. Thanks, truly. I'm still sad about it and I hate the gap I have between my fingers, but my injury left me otherwise healthy and functional, with maybe a bit less stability on my left hand. It's the social stigma and shame I struggle with the most, I might take Doctor Manuj's advice and look into a proper silicone finger prosthetic :)
India produce most doctors and engineers in the word. You go any country .you will definitely meet Indian doctor and engineers. So happy to known you come and meet dr. Manoj . Good luck to you future and make intresting video.
Thanks for comming back to kerala. Those days wont comeback but a small memory that u shared from kerala is priceless. U r the same person two years before. Respect for my brother luke. Noone can replace you from my heart 💕💕💕💕
I never knew that India had such great hospitals and doctors, which increased my respect for India. Love from Pakistan.❤ Request: (Pls don't spread hate in replies.)
This episode made me want to cry all the time, I really don't know why I was so moved! I also encourage you to go back and complete the final surgery, so that everything can return to the most ideal situation as much as possible! Wish you all the best, thanks a lot for sharing！👍😄🙏
Luke, I think you can consider opening online positivity courses. The way you carry yourself in a difficult situation and cope with imperfections is phenomenal.
You are soooo brave, Luke! Loosing a finger is not an easy thing but I can see so much positivity in you regardless. Thanks for being an inspiration! 😍
Such sweet doctor and patient interaction. Doctor sir really sweet and forthcoming with suggestions and help. God bless such a soul. He really gave his time for this guy .
haha that is such Indian thing to do. I am an Indian and moved to US few years back and broke my foot on a skate board. All my Indian friends were saying now you hate skate board and american friends were cheering for finally getting first fracture from skate board.
@@dvo66 i used to ride hills on my and only ever fell 2 times (harshly) luckily i was bruised and aching for days😂 Accidents happen everywhere and theyre definitely a journey
You know your India well. How the streets work, bargaining games and so on. On top of that, Bro you are one good vlogger. It's so entertaining to watch you.
As a medical student I can tell you this doctor is very good , you can get a long time visa and get your surgery done from here he did cost 10 or 20 Times listen in India then Australia , Indian doctors are very good as international standards you can do it from here.
I'm Australian here in Melbourne and my surgeon is Indian 🇮🇳 and was the only doctor in the country who could operate on my hand injury!
How much will it cost to do the surgery in australia..
@@rojymathew12 you can get 5 to 7 surgery in cost of one
Ohh
How Luke chopped off his finger
@@afc7237 by bursting crackers in diwali
bro is 21 and has had more life experience than most get in their entire lives. Your comfort level in these countries traveling alone is really impressive
Im over here pushing 30 struggling to even get into the city lol.
life of rich people dude
@@titandoomshop you dont have to be rich to travel. stop wasting your money on shit that isnt important.
@@probablystonedEveryone is different enjoy life
@@FriendxA well it's subjective to whatever country, how long you're trying to go, what you do there, what your goal is, have you left behind a life or work or responsibilities honestly. for example if you wanna explore Bhutan mandatory 150-250 US$ a day and you're decided by the government where you can go in the provinces, but say you go to Vietnam and the cheap southern districts or up north to Hanoi or Da Nang it probably won't be more than 30-50$ a day.
Indian doctors are very talented and qualified indeed. Many highly qualified doctors here in North America are from Indian descent. From Canada 🇨🇦
Yeah but in India we have so many fake doctors.... around 20-40% of them
I think a lot of western doctors do not care and just want money
@SIYAKERAAMdidn't really ask
@SIYAKERAAMno it’s not
@@UrWaytt I don't think he was talking to you
Dr. Manoj embodies the Indian spirit of humanity and selflessness. India’s indigenous religious and cultural heritage nurtures the best of humanity.
I am an Aussie and to see one of my own from my side of the world travelling India alone is awe inspiring I also live in Mumbai would like to have him stay with me just to bless him and show him more places with me being an Aussie too, I have an Indian wife so it has made life very easy to get around it helps having an Indian companion whom I share my life with we have had so many adventures in India since I have been here, keep travelling Luke your living your dream, I was so moved to see what happened to your hand bro especially in a land which is so far from home, I love your positive attitude to life you are a genuine positive man with a heart of gold be blessed my bro
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I must say, this doctor is very talented. I feel so proud being Indian 🇮🇳
Why😂
@@shimjith5484 why not?
Yes, he seems very humble.
🤣wtf
2 guys are laughing in comment section.. i wanna ask are you guys India? If yes than why are you laughing.!
If "NO" than Get lost
What a great advice to get your next surgery done by a competent doctor in Australia or at KIMS health. He really sees you as a son, so happy to see such a kind and competent doctor. Really makes us proud as an Indian❤️, thank you for showing us this real gems of India.
Who gave him advice to do another Australian surgery? You better rewind and watch again. 😎😎😎
N his price is low less den 700 usd for a hand surgery ova here in america b like 50grand
@@robertevans3604 check at @19:00
@@robertevans3604 who gave him there Are already good doctors in India why go to Australia
@@teamzoey3923 come to India for your medical tourism then.
The doctor is really well informed and professional! Being a medico myself, I really liked how he presented all the options and spent his valuable time with you
Because we have good healthcare in Kerela
Probably first year?😂
@@tiger1995grvr nah bro, much senior than that
@@tiger1995grvr 17 years and around 10,000 surgeries he said
I am glad India produces Doctor who save lives and make people better all around the world. Thank you
You know the population of India,yes sir😅
Doctors are the reason not the public.
Please don’t mind. Just a joke
Indian doctors don't get the recognition they deserve they're some of if not the best in their industries I have had multiple instances where doctors simply refused to even attempt a surgery on me saying they'd likely kill me if they tried in any instance I have had extremely difficult dangerous surgeries an Indian doctor has willingly stepped in and done stellar work on me with 0 complications I am very very thankful thank you to all the Indian doctors and doctors in general out there you guys are great
What a great Doctor Luke. So kind and caring. Thanks Doctor Manoj for looking after Luke. Hi from Australia.
This depth and detail in this doctor's approach to a medical interaction is virtually unheard of in a Canadian health care system. I'm stunned!
The difference between Indian and Canadian health care system is the doctors. In india a doctor consult at least 60 to 65 patients a day where in Canada it is 10 to 12 max patients.Eventhough Indian docs see 60+ patients a day, they give good care and patients recieve it. In canada out of 10 patients only 4 are dianosed correctly and treated well...Indians doctors are skilled and experienced in every way. Coming from a person lived in India for 30+ years and 10+ years in canada.
60 patients? What are you talking about. If they're surgeon or MD they see around 200-300 patients in 4 hours opd
@@marlyndacosta1044 what are you speaking , it would not even be 1min for a patient if that was the pace
@@vedhareddy9169 Yes that is the situation in many parts of the country. 300 in 4 hours is over stretched. Maybe 200 in 6 to 7 hours is happening.
@@marlyndacosta1044 this person isn’t exaggerating at all. A pediatrician near me sees around 800-1000 patients in his 8am to 8pm OPD. most of the govt health centre CMOs will see 200-250 patients in the OPD in around 4 hours. The quality of care is obviously compromised but we do the best we can.
India has really talented doctors. It takes a lot of experience and courage to do what he did with his hand. He's done a fantastic job, to say the least.
World best Doctors are from India but everyone is working for foreingn country🙂
@@Thunder__Thangu da thankappa 😂😂😂
@@FactSear what mahn.., what u mean..?😝😂😂 only english 😏
@@Thunder__Thangu തന്നെ😂😂😂
@@Thunder__Thangu dey dey😂
I’m a Malayali , when I see your compassion towards Kerala it’s makes me so proud and happy .. you are a courageous man 🙌🏻…no words to say for your optimistic mind🤍… hope everything goes well and keep going🤗💜
Malayali pever alle ano?
@@loadedgamer3904 aa bro malayali pever allee🔥🔥🔥
@@loadedgamer3904 pever aan aake ulla prashnam ninneyokepolethe theettangal aan
what's the doctor's name bro?
Its been almost 2 months my hand surgery was done by Dr Manoj. I had both Carpal tunnel syndrome and De Quervain’s syndrome. Always will be thankful to doctor for his care and treatment that I use my hand so comfortably after many years. I live in Canada and I can confidently tell and guarantee that Kerala has far superior and quality healthcare than Canada.
What an amazing doctor.. No wonder why many patients from abroad especially from the middle east, africa etc seek treatment in India....
I hope all the best for you Luke, that was a nightmare and i hope u have only beautiful days now and on.Indian people are so firendly and helpfull
Thank you so much ❤
@@LukeDamant if you ever comes to Albania wish we could meet amd maybe vlog together, thanks Luke
@@kruthik_999 👏🥰🤗
This man in such a pure soul. Hats off to his parents for giving him such moral values.
Doctor Manoj is incredibly knowledgeable and optimistic. It is awesome hearing him talk and I love the way he's still trying to improve his work.
People like Luke show how positive people can be in the world. He is someone who doesn't let anything stand in his way, even with the permanent injury suffered. Fantastic video and brilliant channel.
I’ve watched your videos for years now and only recently I noticed your hand. The doctor did an excellent surgery, it’s hardly noticeable. Wish you the best man !
Yep he was incredible, such a great job!!
@@LukeDamant but what happend to your hand? which accident was this?
@@LukeDamant but did the doctor do the hand surgery on you??? you have to pay extra money? because you have no health insurance in india ?
@@haroon00789 It's cheaper to get it done in India even without Insurance compared to the States. Only a few have insurance in India because quality health care is cheap here. Keep in mind things like x ray costs pennies in India compared to USA and all that will add up.
Dr Manoj really emphasized on getting the surgery with someone he trusts is competent. He really wants the best for Luke.
Because he was afraid Luke would get a surgery in Dubai. The worst doctors in India only migrate to Dubai.
I'm a Filipino from the Philippines, and I must say that this doctor is very professional, smart, kind, and well-trained based on his surgical experience. My mother worked as a nurse in Saudi Arabia and knew and met some Indian doctors who worked in a specialized hospital. I had a lot of respect for this doctor. I can imagine how difficult it must have been to study medicine in India. I will always be grateful to all Indian teachers who taught me basic mathematics when I was in elementary and primary school in Saudi Arabia, including those Indian tutorials on RUclips. As a student, it's extremely beneficial, and they've had a significant impact on us Asians. Thank you for teaching us, and we wish you all the best. Although I do not have the opportunity to thank each of them individually, we Filipinos value the knowledge they share. ♥️
Oo i thought we(Indians) are the only people who watch those tutorials 😂...
🇮🇳💕🇵🇭
I know Filipino nurses are known the world over! Kerala nurses (the state he is in in this video) have a similar legacy across india....
indian teachers are such legends, i am so proud to be from a country that values education and teaching.
PUNJABI CURRY yellow CURRY 🍛 naan 🫓 .
Wow I'm really pleased with way he's dealing with you. Doctors in India are really good. Praises from Pakistan 🇵🇰
That photo of your hand after the accident looks so brutal dude, gave me shivers!
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@@gutzz1519 17:12
What you get for hanging out with people like Karthik Surya
@@Wetshoelaze 😱😱
God damn
Getting to spend this much time with the good doctor is amazing . In the US, you be lucky to get 10 minutes. He also seem like a compassionate and very knowledgeable doctor
And cost of doing surgery is dirt cheap comparing to US. That hand surgery he is talking about is cost only 612 USD
Same in the UK as soon as u call to try get an appointment the bastards cut u off
Repairing a hand like this will cost you your other arm and a leg in the US :)
Welcome to India.India receives significant number of medical tourists from Australia, Canada, China, Russia, the United Kingdom, and the United States.
@@swapnakoodu1528 but only applicable to some parts of india. A vast majority of india especially rural north india doesn't even have competent doctors there conditions are soo terrible
Your doctor is a really good guy! What an amazing human being.
Asian doctors are extremely intelligent, especially when it comes to 🇮🇳 MDs, they are some of the most intelligent MDs in the entire world!
I Agree
You are right but still there are some hospitals or private clinics in which the doctors scam their own citizens.
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its because during their MDs they are exposed to so many different kinds of patients and verity of diagnosis. you can see in indian hospitals lots of rush especially in medical colleges. experience and dedication made them perfect..
I’m a med student and I get so bored and lazy to study lately.. but I always want to be good as that doctor.
I love this Doctor. Amazing man! Indian people should be very proud.
Not we Indian peoples but the doctor should be proud
One of the greatest thing about Luke is that he never ever took all his pain on anyone , he could have but that's not Luke . Going from that to now he is still progressing every day ! Alsooo your vlogs make me feel I'm with you 🤌🏻😳❤️ great work
The doctor is kind and generous and you are a very kind hearted soul too. I hope you travel all the states of India . Love you . Stay blessed 🙌.
you are a good guy. such positivity.
More than 10000 surgeries, Thats just incredible. He must have absolute mastery by now. Respect 🙏
Indian doctors are very skilled and humble
it's nice to see you together! thanks for being such a good inspiration to us mate. Love from 🇵🇭
Kamusta ka
😭😭🤧 oh my God 🙏
You people are so humble ...
Hope my country india will become heaven of good people like yours
Love you philippines
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@@teja8086 🤡
@@teja8086 cringe
Wish you all the best brother. Hope we will see your finger alright soon! Stay blessed!
Thank you 🙏
Pure 35 minutes of education. Thanks to the doctor for such detailed explanation
Indian doctors are the best cause they have seen so many cases every single day
Hope you decide to have the next surgery at KIMS . The doctor there is brilliant. Prayers and blessings for you Luke. 👍♥️🎊 Dr.. Manoj is so caring. He is a genius in my eyes.
Mostly genius people are in Kerala.. especially in medical field 😍
@@livingculture9182 yeah bcoz Kerala are way more devoloped than others state
@@sanayamitall2470 most of the well talented doctors are from Tamilnadu, you can ask any medical field people in Kerala.
I'm living a mile away from Kerala and aware of both states. the best thing in Kerala doctors is, they prescribe only less drugs and the hospital cleanliness is next level.
@@மண்ணின்மைந்தன்-ள1ம cmon guys let's not compare shall we? India has. Talented doctors in every state.
@@arijit1809 Tamilnadu attracts 15-17% foreign patients while Kerala attracts 6-7% 😁😁😁
I must say … Indian people are one of great people in medical field …
He seems genuinely very well-informed !
I would almost recommend you to get it worked upon by him again...as he's already performed once on your hand. He knows the ins and outs of it. So considering this, it's the least amount of risk involved, something you want to look for in a surgery !
Medical studies in India are so hard. Almost you have to study 24/7 day and night to get doctor degree...... My cousin is studing medicine..... Now I understand only passionate people can become doctors..... Doctors confidence is so good. You should really trust him and if you plan for further surgery go to him only...... He is actually treating you as a son and giving you the right advice....
Dr. Manoj is one of the reasons medical tourism is thriving and well in India. The quote of inr50k (being $625 usd) is insanely cheap compared to how much you’d pay in Aussie land or any other western country + the quality is as good, if not better
Weirdly enough I was just rewatching all the videos about your hand when it first happened just last week. The doctor is absolutely remarkable and the way you have faced this situation head on is amazing Luke! 👏🏼❤️
Pls can you send the link where happened this?
Aww I miss Kerala,I wish to visit there ..finally you go back again … enjoy your trip luke..❤❤
It’s an amazing place, hope you can visit again!
@@LukeDamant I feel sorry for that Luke. Dont know what happened to you but there is no one in my social circle who had this kind of accident. He is a kind person, more than a doctor. You should have given him a hug when he said you are like his son. Would have made him feel a lot warmer. You need to bring your mom to India since it is almost your second home. I will subscribe to you now just to do a bit ♥
@@LukeDamant Man! I don't know whether it is possible... But can you meet with Karthik aliyan
Meet Karthik Surya
Just yesterday i saw that firecracker incident. That must've been terrifying. Happy that you've recovered and good !
Thank you so much 😊
The doctor is so smart and you are also so brave.
Thats why people always say India has the best doctors
such a professional doc loved it, straight to his work
I just came across your channel today, and I am so sorry to hear about the firecracker incident, but great props to the doctor, he's done a huge job with it (referencing the pictures on your phone) but I'm glad you gotten out of this as you are now!! Anyhow, God bless the doctor, as even after 3.5years, he still cares enough to see things that can be corrected still!
I love the cleanliness and discipline in kerela roads! Love from Tamil Nadu
Who said😳?
Only keralians know.. The truth🙂
Not true bro it is as bad as tamilnad😂😂..
There are chaotic roads in kerala as well but u can surely say its comparatively better
😭😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣
@@Jagan-qd5xq of course I agree💯
He's an excellent Doctor. It's good to have a doctor friend.
Bro with Manoj being the doctor of choice I would say yes go for it as an Aussie with years of experience with so many Indians good and bad and believe me I have come to know all sorts in my adventures Manoj is a genuine doctor and 50.000 rs to repair the index for it to be corrected is a good rate as compared to what others may charge you, he seems like a doctor who has never forgotten you, he seems to care about you and the fact he did not accept any money for your visit says volumes, looks like both yourself and this doctor have grown into long time friends the disaster you had faced brought you together for a reason, it changed both of you in a profound way, I could see there is a special bond, stay safe brother and keep on keeping on
exactly I expected a 2-4 lakhs price
Dr Manoj is such an impressive doctor!! Wow!!
Most humble person is LUKE ❤️
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@@LukeDamant love you bro ❤️ 💙 😘
Bro you are most humble nd honnest person god bless you
@@LukeDamant That's y bro I always say don't take out ur neck out n don't hang out from auto rikshaw or train cause no Doc can fix that back .. 😉😂
@@LukeDamant love you luke😘
Luke you're such a pure soul💎❤️. People get done with surgeries and never care to look back at the hospital or the doctor. You are visiting him even after 3 years! Keep spreading love mate!
I lived for a year and a half in Kerala...amazing place ❤️❤️ it is very clean,green and good hospitality.
why you live there i mean what was the reason ? you are american?
That was a horrific injury, hats off to the surgeon. He did a great job.
Dr Manoj if you are watching this, lots of love and respect to you from Pakistan 🇵🇰
I love the way that how the doctor took time to give you good advice also not just that he also talked about other things with you. Be safe Luke!! Visit Bangladesh when you can!
what an amazing doctor ♥️ and the way he explained such complex things even a 5 year old can understand. Luke, what a brave man ♥️, u kept exploring, u kept spreading smile, despite urself being in constant pain, hope you a speedy recovery so that u can continue to inspire us🔥
This would def be like a life long friendship you'd have with this wonderful doctor. Super cool stuff and yes, you should do the final surgery he is talking about.
Indian doctors are sometimes years ahead of the Western world, their knowledge is incredibly fascinating and impressive
it may not have seemed like it at first but you’re so lucky luke. im so happy you’re ok that explosion could have taken more than just your hand. im glad you’re still with us.
*lucky luke* great name suggestion _😃😃_
Still remember watching that video 3 years back, can't even believe it's been 3 years since that incident!
That was quite an ordeal you went through and that still did not deter you from coming back to India to continue doing what you do best! I have so much respect for you and I am so inspired by your optimism and gratefulness. Your hand looks amazing ,your doctor did a great job. Much love to you my friend 🥰
He burst a firecracker in his hand, which can happen anywhere
Really by looking at those raw photos, back in the days... I never thought they were going to be this much functional... I really like to appreciate the doctor for the job... Any Luke, you're a brave brave man... Not a guy but a man... You are still smiling and living... I would have given up if I were you
Glad you recovered and doctor is super guy. Kerala is wonderful also 🇮🇳🫶
Respect to the assistant Doctor there and nurse too. So well-mannered.
He is so optimistic and confident in his approach,we can see it in his eyes,the way he speaks..cheers to all the hardwork dude😍👍
❤️from kerala, malappuram
Loved the professionalism of doctor.
Our south brothers are very talented make india proud a lot of time they are gem for us...🙏🇮🇳🙏
I’ve been watching you since some time but first time I’ve found out about your injury 😮, wishing u a speedy recovery.
i mean this in the most respectfull way,
You know fingers dont grow back right?
@@lebronjames5 Crabs do it, he should be able to too.
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Dude, this is awesome. I lost half of my non dominant ring finger to ring avulsion, and I felt like the earth has been swallowing me whole for the past 4 months. There are days I'm totally fine, and then it sneaks up on me how my hand looks and my brain short circuits, literally, I get panic attacks telling me 'your hand does NOT look right and everyone can tell' and can not snap out of it for a while.
It's been getting better but discovering your video and your story, and looking at your hand and just how... normal it looks despite the obvious injury and missing finger, and bits, wow. It helped lift a big (self inflicted) stigma I had about it. You're just a normal guy, and I imagine that's how most people see me too. Funnily enough, I don't think anyone even notices and I often wear these garish 3D printed finger prosthetics which are totally deus ex machina.
Thanks, truly. I'm still sad about it and I hate the gap I have between my fingers, but my injury left me otherwise healthy and functional, with maybe a bit less stability on my left hand. It's the social stigma and shame I struggle with the most, I might take Doctor Manuj's advice and look into a proper silicone finger prosthetic :)
India produce most doctors and engineers in the word. You go any country .you will definitely meet Indian doctor and engineers. So happy to known you come and meet dr. Manoj . Good luck to you future and make intresting video.
Genuinely very kind and competent doctor any nation would be proud to have doctors like him
Thanks for comming back to kerala. Those days wont comeback but a small memory that u shared from kerala is priceless. U r the same person two years before. Respect for my brother luke. Noone can replace you from my heart 💕💕💕💕
What a gem of a Doctor 👌
I never knew that India had such great hospitals and doctors, which increased my respect for India. Love from Pakistan.❤
Request: (Pls don't spread hate in replies.)
We have the toughest medical exam in the world.. NEET UG and NEET PG,
What a legened this Doctor is!
Such a humble man and a very professional as well!
He is one of a kind!
This episode made me want to cry all the time, I really don't know why I was so moved!
I also encourage you to go back and complete the final surgery, so that everything can return to the most ideal situation as much as possible!
Wish you all the best, thanks a lot for sharing！👍😄🙏
Well look at that. 2 Heroes in one video 💪🖤💯
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So Happy to see you back here in Kerala❤
massive respect to kerala doctors from india god bless mashallah
most americas doctor would probably just cut your hand off and not even try to fix it. So glad that good and nice doctors still exists
Luke, I think you can consider opening online positivity courses. The way you carry yourself in a difficult situation and cope with imperfections is phenomenal.
What a remarkable man Manoj Sir is ❣️❣️
Really proud to be born in a land which produces gems like Manoj Sir ❣️❣️
You’re the man Luke 🤙🏻
Thank you 😊
If only indian docotors are that gracious to their own people
You can tell me anything about India but their doctors are of the the best.
You are soooo brave, Luke! Loosing a finger is not an easy thing but I can see so much positivity in you regardless. Thanks for being an inspiration! 😍
He really is so brave! Man with strong heart!
Man that doctor is a legend
Such sweet doctor and patient interaction. Doctor sir really sweet and forthcoming with suggestions and help. God bless such a soul. He really gave his time for this guy .
It's so nice to see that his fans didn't take their masks off for the picture. Very responsible. Much love to Kerala.
Indian doctors are just amazing ath their work 🔥🔥🔥
great doctor, he deserves a nice gift from you he did a great job, wish you well mate with your hand take care thanks for what u do 🤙🤙
I'm an Indian but still the fact that u didn't hate India bcuz of losing a finger is not like anything I've seen ❤️
haha that is such Indian thing to do. I am an Indian and moved to US few years back and broke my foot on a skate board. All my Indian friends were saying now you hate skate board and american friends were cheering for finally getting first fracture from skate board.
@@dvo66 i used to ride hills on my and only ever fell 2 times (harshly) luckily i was bruised and aching for days😂 Accidents happen everywhere and theyre definitely a journey
That was an accident and it may happen anywhere!
@@dvo66 if a Indian says you hate skateboard then i donno what to say to them cuz it's like one of those " what " moments to me.
@@dvo66 bruv most indians don't even know what skateboard is 🗿💀
You know your India well. How the streets work, bargaining games and so on. On top of that, Bro you are one good vlogger. It's so entertaining to watch you.
As a medical student I can tell you this doctor is very good , you can get a long time visa and get your surgery done from here he did cost 10 or 20 Times listen in India then Australia , Indian doctors are very good as international standards you can do it from here.
Dr Manoj is an angel, what a humble down to earth man!