I had a bilateral turbinate reduction in 2019. I know the exact feeling you are experiencing being able to finally breathe. It is very emotional! So glad your surgery was successful and you are doing well!
Yes, that's exactly what I had in combination with the septoplasty! I'm still pretty swollen "internally" but every day gets a bit better! Thank you so, so much! 🤗🥰
Missed you hun, but why was I crying....like a newborn baby....seriously. I'm so glad you are doing good and feeling great. Looking forward to the next video😘
It really is an AMAZING car. It's still very new (it's a 2020 with only 26k miles), but sadly, it has some freak electrical things going on that Toyota can't figure out. I've had it for less than two years and it has left me stranded multiple times- the first time with it being only 317 miles old. Lol Myself and my family have owned multiple Toyotas with every one reaching at least 150-300k miles. The run forever. Unfortunately, I just got unlucky with this one!
Requesting a video with more about your procedure - as someone who struggles with nasal breathing, I am wondering if this is something that would help me. Can’t remember the last time I’ve been able to breathe fully 😭
I had a bilateral turbinate reduction in 2019. I know the exact feeling you are experiencing being able to finally breathe. It is very emotional! So glad your surgery was successful and you are doing well!
Yes, that's exactly what I had in combination with the septoplasty! I'm still pretty swollen "internally" but every day gets a bit better! Thank you so, so much! 🤗🥰
Missed you hun, but why was I crying....like a newborn baby....seriously. I'm so glad you are doing good and feeling great. Looking forward to the next video😘
This made me laugh so hard! I almost didn't include the footage of me crying but it needed to be documented! 😂 Thank you so much!
Great post!🤣
Are you doing other classroom video and I love watching classroom set up video lots of fun things on RUclips video
your car seems a nice car, love the skylight
It really is an AMAZING car. It's still very new (it's a 2020 with only 26k miles), but sadly, it has some freak electrical things going on that Toyota can't figure out. I've had it for less than two years and it has left me stranded multiple times- the first time with it being only 317 miles old. Lol Myself and my family have owned multiple Toyotas with every one reaching at least 150-300k miles. The run forever. Unfortunately, I just got unlucky with this one!
Glad everything is working itself out.
That closet looks amazing! Great job cleaning it out!
Thank you!! 😊 Still quite a bit to go, but it'll get there with time! It's definitely been a labor of love
Great post! 🤣
Requesting a video with more about your procedure - as someone who struggles with nasal breathing, I am wondering if this is something that would help me. Can’t remember the last time I’ve been able to breathe fully 😭
I can definitely work on that!!! I'm so sorry you're dealing with that. It's surely no fun at all!
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