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Danica Patrick’s health completely turned around after removing her breast implants. She got them at 32, suffered for years with crushing fatigue, unexplained weight gain, terrible workout recovery, inflammation, dry skin, flipped cortisol, and gut issues. By late 2020 her body had shut down. She had them removed in... show more

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148,411 次观看 • 3 个月前 •via X (Twitter)

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Camus3 个月前

on @DigitalSocialLV with @seankelly25(March 2024). Full episode:

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Monica S3 个月前

The moral of the lesson: don’t get boob implants. It’s dumb. It’s just dumb. It just shows people how desperate you are to be loved because you believe no one can ever love you for who you are inside. Boob jobs are a cry for help. It demonstrates how one oh so desperately wants to be admired and be welcomed into the klan of ‘likeabilty’. Why would anyone want to make herself likable at all when it means becoming empty.

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themarketsopen3 个月前

Yeah implanting sacks of plastic into your chest not a good idea

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Biff Nifters3 个月前

Fake tits make me want to vomit. I've seen hundreds in person and they make my skin crawl.

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Patricia Cooke3 个月前

This has happened to thousands of woman

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seenthat3 个月前

Well shit i guess i need to remove mine

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Tom3 个月前

Her fake boobs caused all those supposed issues? Dry scalp, tiredness, non oily skin? She’s a flake like Aaron Rodger’s, how did they not get along?

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🧚👠💝🌺🌈Vickie Lynn🌈🌺💝👡🧚‍♀️3 个月前

Well now we know why she stopped racing

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Steve Feck3 个月前

@hasbiglc Well you look amazing!

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Tinfoil Terri3 个月前

Beauty hurts

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Seeing a tiny, senior dog like Dolly left to fend for herself on the streets is absolutely heartbreaking. When we first found her, she was in a terrible state and had lost almost all of her hair. You really have to wonder how dogs like her manage to survive out there alone. We spent months getting her healthy again, and the most amazing part was that despite everything she had been through, all she wanted was to be loved. She was just the sweetest little girl waiting for someone to give her heart to. Her patience finally paid off when a wonderful British family moving to Phuket decided to adopt her. Today, she never has to face the scary world alone again. She is sleeping on soft beds, getting spoiled rotten, and living her absolute best life like a little puppy all over again. We could not be happier for you, Dolly. ❤️

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Carrie Sakamoto was injured by the COVID-19 vaccine. This is her testimony at the Allison Inquiry. 1. Background Carrie was a healthy woman. She had received all her childhood vaccines and a flu shot years earlier. When COVID-19 vaccines became available, she chose AstraZeneca for her first dose in April 2021 because she was told it was closest to the flu vaccine. She received Pfizer for her second dose on June 18, 2021. 2. The onset She got sick right away, flu-like symptoms, same as her husband who received the same shot at the same time. She wasn't concerned at first. The news said side effects like rash and fever were normal. Her husband recovered. She got progressively worse. 3. The swelling and fever Her lymph nodes on the right side of her neck swelled up. She had a high fever. Because of COVID restrictions, her GP wouldn't see her in person, only a phone call. She was diagnosed over the phone with tonsil stones and prescribed antibiotics. 4. "Fire in my brain" The next morning, extreme pain began in her brain. She describes it as "fire in my brain", a burning sensation all over her head, so severe she was vomiting constantly. She still has this pain today and takes medication for it, which is causing memory loss. 5. Hospital visits and dismissal She went to the ER. They thought it was migraines, gave her migraine medication, IV fluids, and something for her stomach, then sent her home. As soon as the medications wore off, she was right back where she started. She lost a lot of weight from not eating and constant sickness. 6. Facial paralysis On the way back to the hospital, her face felt like it was swelling. Looking in the car's side mirror, she saw half her face had dropped. She thought she was having a stroke. At the hospital, they told her it was Bell's palsy and sent her home again, saying the hospital was full of COVID patients and only taking emergencies. They gave her steroids. 7. Losing function Again, as soon as the medications wore off, the burning in her brain returned, and now half her face was paralyzed. Her eye was paralyzed open, she had to patch it, constantly applying gel so it wouldn't dry out and she wouldn't lose the eye. She experienced hearing loss and balance issues. She had no strength. Numbness spread on the left side of her face. She worried it would reach her eye and she'd lose her vision. 8. Unable to swallow The paralysis came down her throat to her shoulder and back. She couldn't chew or swallow. She was put on feeding tubes and had to relearn how to eat. She was in the hospital for 17 days. 9. Ongoing conditions - Synkinesis - nerves healed back wrong, all connected incorrectly. Constant pulling and cramping in her face, very painful, worse the more she talks. Her eye droops. Blurry and double vision. - Memory loss - doctors believe it's medication-related. She was tested and scored as early-onset Alzheimer's. She can't go off the medication or she ends up "very sick" again. She describes it as "having a side effect from the side effects of the medication." - Two types of vertigo - Light sensitivity - she wears glasses for it - Ongoing eye problems - infections, redness, skin damage around the eye from constant patch removal 10. The program Her doctors told her this was a vaccine injury — she says she's had doctors on her side the whole time. She received a partial payout from the vaccine injury program — she's one of the 0.01%. But she's still in appeals. They approved her vaccine injury but denied all her medications, all her therapies, her hearing aid, and her glasses. Everything is out of pocket, including her psychologist. Therapies have stopped. She started a GoFundMe to keep her medicine going. 11. The toll on her family They had to sell everything and leave their "forever home." She had to explain to her children they couldn't stay. They moved into town. Her youngest never went back to school, they homeschool. He's in grade 11 now and suffers severe migraines. He also had Pfizer. Her mother got a booster, developed shingles, was diagnosed with turbo cancer, and died a year into Carrie's injury, before she ever saw her first oncologist. 12. Her words "I feel abandoned from the government that said they were going to be here for us. We were told that if we did this, things could go back to normal. We were told that we wouldn't be able to do things if we didn't get it." "The program has been awful. For people who are injured, they can't get the help they need. And we're just looking for medical help. We just want help with our health." "I hear people talking all the time about us being anti-vax when it couldn't be further from the truth." Where is our humanity if we don't have enough compassion to help people who believed the experts parroting "safe and effective" 24/7?

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Something has to change. After operating all day and doing two DIEP flap cases, I saw a woman who had driven hours across Texas to get help. She has a history of breast cancer, had implant reconstruction, and had radiation on one side. And we know this, radiation and implants don’t mix. She developed signs of infection. Her incisions opened, fluid was draining, and she went to an ER and even called her plastic surgeon for help. The surgeon who initially performed her reconstruction told her, “I don’t take your insurance anymore.” She continued working and looking for help while the infection got worse. Because her insurance reimburses so poorly, she couldn’t find someone to operate on her. Eventually, she made it to our practice where we took care of her. Our plan is to treat the infection and then perform a flap reconstruction so she can finally heal. It’s a privilege to have her trust and to take care of her. But I want to say this clearly: This level of heroic effort is not the answer longterm. We need a sustainable system that is applying pressures in the right direction. And we need to agree on what healthcare services should be available to all Americans.

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43,518 次观看 • 10 个月前

Thanks to a friendly neighbour who raised the alarm, our resident female swan was rescued yesterday by the heroic Harry and Dan. She had been missing for 48 hours and her mate was looking dejected, so we looked everywhere for her round our lake - no sign. Then out of the blue - Jo rang and said she was by a swan who looked like she was in trouble. I couldn’t believe our luck - it was almost definitely our girl, and she’d got herself stuck in a low and narrow part of the towns river, with no room to take off. So we hastily planned a rescue - called for help and along came Dan and Harry who brilliantly and very gently caught her - wrapped her in a towel (closest thing I had to hand!), and transported her back to our lake where she was reunited with her very relieved mate. It was a special moment to see them back together again, and watch them doing their little head bobs at each other. I went back up later to feed them - and she was ravenous, bless her. So her hubby watched over while she had a good feed, and then he had his dinner. He was unusually talkative to me - throwing his head back, honking and then bowing it and giving a deep purr at the end. It was either a thank you, of he was ticking me off for man-handling his Mrs! Either way it was adorable, and she is safely back where she belongs and hopefully a tad the wiser. And totally unharmed!

Thanks to a friendly neighbour who raised the alarm, our resident female swan was rescued yesterday by the heroic Harry and Dan. She had been missing for 48 hours and her mate was looking dejected, so we looked everywhere for her round our lake - no sign. Then out of the blue - Jo rang and said she was by a swan who looked like she was in trouble. I couldn’t believe our luck - it was almost definitely our girl, and she’d got herself stuck in a low and narrow part of the towns river, with no room to take off. So we hastily planned a rescue - called for help and along came Dan and Harry who brilliantly and very gently caught her - wrapped her in a towel (closest thing I had to hand!), and transported her back to our lake where she was reunited with her very relieved mate. It was a special moment to see them back together again, and watch them doing their little head bobs at each other. I went back up later to feed them - and she was ravenous, bless her. So her hubby watched over while she had a good feed, and then he had his dinner. He was unusually talkative to me - throwing his head back, honking and then bowing it and giving a deep purr at the end. It was either a thank you, of he was ticking me off for man-handling his Mrs! Either way it was adorable, and she is safely back where she belongs and hopefully a tad the wiser. And totally unharmed!

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She reached out to me from Abuja saying she wanted us to help refurbish her Mom’s car, we hadn’t seen or spoken since 2010 when we all finished from Lautech, we connected back recently through a mutual friend who told her about me, she said the main issues Mommy was having with the car was the AC, power steering and she wants to do a full body refurbishment, arrangements were made to pick the car up from Oyo State, the car arrived our workshop safely Inside Òṣogbo We discovered few more faults in the Mechanical aspect and we had them all fixed, we got few body parts for the chassis and we started the panel beating works immediately.

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Oxana Malaya was just 3 years old when her severely alcoholic parents locked her outside, leaving her to survive with stray dogs in rural Ukraine. For the next five years, the animals became the only family she ever knew. When authorities finally found her around age 7, they discovered a child who had completely assimilated into the wild pack. The dogs were so fiercely protective of Oxana that police had to distract them with food just to get close enough to take her away. Once in the care of a children's home, researchers were shocked by her behavior: she was more like a puppy than a human, walking on all fours, barking and refusing to eat with her hands. Oxana was removed from her parents custody and spent years in care, learning how to walk, talk, and live around people again. As an adult, she learned to speak and work on a farm, but doctors said she would likely never fully recover from what happened to her as a child.

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I don’t understand why the internet is being unkind to this woman, yes she had two kids by the time she was 17. Sometimes things happen and you just roll with it, as far as we can see, she is trying the best as she can, she cleans and wakes up early everyday to make meals for her family. Before you judge notice at the end how there is a plate for her child and her boyfriend, her other child is on formula, she didn’t make a plate for herself. She knows money is tight and she puts them first before herself. I don’t think it matters if she started a family young like this, we don’t know her situation, do you feel she’s doing as best as she can with the hand she’s dealt?

I don’t understand why the internet is being unkind to this woman, yes she had two kids by the time she was 17. Sometimes things happen and you just roll with it, as far as we can see, she is trying the best as she can, she cleans and wakes up early everyday to make meals for her family. Before you judge notice at the end how there is a plate for her child and her boyfriend, her other child is on formula, she didn’t make a plate for herself. She knows money is tight and she puts them first before herself. I don’t think it matters if she started a family young like this, we don’t know her situation, do you feel she’s doing as best as she can with the hand she’s dealt?

SonnyBoy🇺🇸

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In 2019, Kim Rogers and her husband quit their careers and sold everything, getting their affairs in order because her health had declined so severely. She had stage four endometriosis and a hysterectomy at 29, with five surgeries before it and five more after. Doctors kept operating without ever finding the actual root cause. In July 2021, she came across a video of a woman describing how severe parasitic infection had nearly driven her to end her life. Rogers stopped and thought back to symptoms she'd had years earlier: flares during the full moon, itching. She bought a $30 cleanse on Amazon. Within three days, she saw roundworm, flukes, and pinworms in the toilet. Pain she'd carried on her right side for years disappeared and never came back. Rogers says she believes, with certainty, that she never would have needed the hysterectomy if she'd known her actual root cause at the time. She says the work changed who she is entirely, calling herself a completely different person than she was in 2020. She's giving Off the Record's audience a 10% discount on her cleanse kit at using the code ICAN.

In 2019, Kim Rogers and her husband quit their careers and sold everything, getting their affairs in order because her health had declined so severely. She had stage four endometriosis and a hysterectomy at 29, with five surgeries before it and five more after. Doctors kept operating without ever finding the actual root cause. In July 2021, she came across a video of a woman describing how severe parasitic infection had nearly driven her to end her life. Rogers stopped and thought back to symptoms she'd had years earlier: flares during the full moon, itching. She bought a $30 cleanse on Amazon. Within three days, she saw roundworm, flukes, and pinworms in the toilet. Pain she'd carried on her right side for years disappeared and never came back. Rogers says she believes, with certainty, that she never would have needed the hysterectomy if she'd known her actual root cause at the time. She says the work changed who she is entirely, calling herself a completely different person than she was in 2020. She's giving Off the Record's audience a 10% discount on her cleanse kit at using the code ICAN.

The HighWire

18,071 次观看 • 8 天前

She couldn’t even stand today… 💔🫏 Willow’s back legs were so weak that she collapsed and sat helplessly on the ground. Our team had to gently lift her up… and even then, her legs were trembling, struggling to hold her weight. This is what years of suffering does. Yesterday, she was too scared to even take a piece of fruit. She didn’t understand kindness… only fear. But today, something changed. She is calmer, more trusting, standing among the other donkeys, slowly accepting that she is finally safe. We cleaned her wounds again, changed her bandages, and are feeding her small meals again and again to help her fragile body recover. But the truth is — animals like Willow need intensive, continuous care, and that comes with a heavy cost. Last night, after sharing her story, we received support… and it gave us hope. But we still need help to continue her treatment and to keep saving others like her. Please don’t scroll past Willow. She has already suffered enough. Even £5 can help her stand stronger tomorrow. Even a share can bring more help her way. 💳 PayPal: ❤️ Construction GoFundMe: 🔗 Linktree: Please share her story — because animals like Willow are still out there, waiting for someone to care. 🫏💔

She couldn’t even stand today… 💔🫏 Willow’s back legs were so weak that she collapsed and sat helplessly on the ground. Our team had to gently lift her up… and even then, her legs were trembling, struggling to hold her weight. This is what years of suffering does. Yesterday, she was too scared to even take a piece of fruit. She didn’t understand kindness… only fear. But today, something changed. She is calmer, more trusting, standing among the other donkeys, slowly accepting that she is finally safe. We cleaned her wounds again, changed her bandages, and are feeding her small meals again and again to help her fragile body recover. But the truth is — animals like Willow need intensive, continuous care, and that comes with a heavy cost. Last night, after sharing her story, we received support… and it gave us hope. But we still need help to continue her treatment and to keep saving others like her. Please don’t scroll past Willow. She has already suffered enough. Even £5 can help her stand stronger tomorrow. Even a share can bring more help her way. 💳 PayPal: ❤️ Construction GoFundMe: 🔗 Linktree: Please share her story — because animals like Willow are still out there, waiting for someone to care. 🫏💔

Tahira Animal Welfare Foundation - TAWF

25,410 次观看 • 6 个月前

Abella Danger and Luna Star opened up about how they forced boundaries while still in the c6rn indu$try. Abella told Luna that when she first started, it was really hard because she kept falling in love with the guys she performed with because they f—k6d her so good so she got attached but she had to keep reminding herself that it wasn’t real as they were just acting, and eventually she learned to get over it. 🥴👀 Luna said hers was the opposite. The guys she worked with would fall for her and offer to take her on dates off-camera, but she always turned them down. 👀🔥 Abella Danger then added that there was a time a 40-year-old man she shot a sc6n6 with fell for her. They were together on and off camera and he asked her out, but she refused because of the age gap and He got very angry and put her on his No-list, refusing to work with her ever again. 💀🔥

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Abella Danger and Luna Star opened up about how they forced boundaries while still in the c6rn indu$try. Abella told Luna that when she first started, it was really hard because she kept falling in love with the guys she performed with because they f—k6d her so good so she got attached but she had to keep reminding herself that it wasn’t real as they were just acting, and eventually she learned to get over it. 🥴👀 Luna said hers was the opposite. The guys she worked with would fall for her and offer to take her on dates off-camera, but she always turned them down. 👀🔥 Abella Danger then added that there was a time a 40-year-old man she shot a sc6n6 with fell for her. They were together on and off camera and he asked her out, but she refused because of the age gap and He got very angry and put her on his No-list, refusing to work with her ever again. 💀🔥

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773,091 次观看 • 11 天前

THE AIR CROSSING THE LINE #เสน่หาวาโยตอนที่4 🌷: to me, she is really grown up. I feel like, back then, she was still like a little kid to me. I had to help her with her Thai vocabs, and I was always fussing over her and taking care of her. we’ve been working together for many years now—this is our 5th… 🪽: 6th year. 🌷: 6th together, which is a really long time. I can see how much she’s matured. these days, I don’t have to teach her anymore. she’s also incredibly patient. even when she’s sick, we still have to film every day. I always asked her, “Are you okay?” I keep checking on her, and she always replied, “I’m fine, phi.”Earlier, when she coughed, that was a real cough in the scene. I had to look after her and ask again if she was okay because the weather was so hot and we still had to continue filming. it was really tough.

THE AIR CROSSING THE LINE #เสน่หาวาโยตอนที่4 🌷: to me, she is really grown up. I feel like, back then, she was still like a little kid to me. I had to help her with her Thai vocabs, and I was always fussing over her and taking care of her. we’ve been working together for many years now—this is our 5th… 🪽: 6th year. 🌷: 6th together, which is a really long time. I can see how much she’s matured. these days, I don’t have to teach her anymore. she’s also incredibly patient. even when she’s sick, we still have to film every day. I always asked her, “Are you okay?” I keep checking on her, and she always replied, “I’m fine, phi.”Earlier, when she coughed, that was a real cough in the scene. I had to look after her and ask again if she was okay because the weather was so hot and we still had to continue filming. it was really tough.

Por

142,978 次观看 • 3 个月前

Great news for Cindy Crawford today… Cindy Crawford was morbidly obese laying outside a 7-11 in Thailand. You could pull huge clumps of her skin out and she was covered in pressure points and sores. Her blood pressure was sky high and she couldn’t even walk 20 yards without needing a rest. In short she wouldn’t have lived much longer. Fast forward just 6-7 short weeks and everything is changing for the better. ⚖️ She is down 5kg or 10lbs 🧼 Her skin is healthy and her fur looks greats 💊 We just got her tests back and she is diagnosed with an under active thyroid. Rather than being a bad thing it’s great to know as it’s totally treatable. We think he weight loss will increase and her health improve further 🐶 She is interested in the world again. Hank is her best friend and she loves walking with him. She also loves all the humans. Compared to laying on the road unable to move and uninterested in life she is turning into a new dog 🏡 We’ll wait a couple of months to get her fully better and the weight down but Cindy Crawford will need a forever home so she can get her medicines daily. She won’t be going back on the streets ever again Not bad progress for the most beautiful girl the world has ever seen. She was down but she wasn’t out 🥰🙏

Great news for Cindy Crawford today… Cindy Crawford was morbidly obese laying outside a 7-11 in Thailand. You could pull huge clumps of her skin out and she was covered in pressure points and sores. Her blood pressure was sky high and she couldn’t even walk 20 yards without needing a rest. In short she wouldn’t have lived much longer. Fast forward just 6-7 short weeks and everything is changing for the better. ⚖️ She is down 5kg or 10lbs 🧼 Her skin is healthy and her fur looks greats 💊 We just got her tests back and she is diagnosed with an under active thyroid. Rather than being a bad thing it’s great to know as it’s totally treatable. We think he weight loss will increase and her health improve further 🐶 She is interested in the world again. Hank is her best friend and she loves walking with him. She also loves all the humans. Compared to laying on the road unable to move and uninterested in life she is turning into a new dog 🏡 We’ll wait a couple of months to get her fully better and the weight down but Cindy Crawford will need a forever home so she can get her medicines daily. She won’t be going back on the streets ever again Not bad progress for the most beautiful girl the world has ever seen. She was down but she wasn’t out 🥰🙏

Niall Harbison

408,208 次观看 • 2 年前

"My daughter was 17 years old. She was picked for a school trip from July 9 to July 22, and it was mandatory that she be vaccinated. She was the only one vaccinated in our household, although we begged her not to do it. She received vaccinations on June 7 and June 28, 2022. She left for her trip on July 9 and fell sick on July 18. She texted me that she was sick. We drove from Michigan to New York to pick her up at the border of Niagara Falls in Toronto. We drove home on July 19, which was my three-year-old's birthday. We celebrated with cake and ice cream. Auburn and I had soup, then she went to bed. On July 20, I took her to urgent care, where we sat in the waiting room for four hours. She then sat up and asked, 'Did they call me back yet?' before collapsing and going into cardiac arrest. They worked on her, airlifted her to Children’s Hospital, where she was put on the ECMO machine and treated with Remdesivir. She was in jeopardy of having all her limbs amputated due to lack of blood flow, so her limbs turned black. We couldn't amputate due to the blood thinners,. We had to shut down the machine on August 6, my daughter passed away." She spent 17 days suffering. What happened her? Why didn’t the vaccine help boost her already perfect immune system? Why doesn’t 17 go in to 3 cardiac arrest? Yes 3 1 in the waiting room and 2 more in flight?!?!? STOP THE SHOT. My life has been torn apart!

"My daughter was 17 years old. She was picked for a school trip from July 9 to July 22, and it was mandatory that she be vaccinated. She was the only one vaccinated in our household, although we begged her not to do it. She received vaccinations on June 7 and June 28, 2022. She left for her trip on July 9 and fell sick on July 18. She texted me that she was sick. We drove from Michigan to New York to pick her up at the border of Niagara Falls in Toronto. We drove home on July 19, which was my three-year-old's birthday. We celebrated with cake and ice cream. Auburn and I had soup, then she went to bed. On July 20, I took her to urgent care, where we sat in the waiting room for four hours. She then sat up and asked, 'Did they call me back yet?' before collapsing and going into cardiac arrest. They worked on her, airlifted her to Children’s Hospital, where she was put on the ECMO machine and treated with Remdesivir. She was in jeopardy of having all her limbs amputated due to lack of blood flow, so her limbs turned black. We couldn't amputate due to the blood thinners,. We had to shut down the machine on August 6, my daughter passed away." She spent 17 days suffering. What happened her? Why didn’t the vaccine help boost her already perfect immune system? Why doesn’t 17 go in to 3 cardiac arrest? Yes 3 1 in the waiting room and 2 more in flight?!?!? STOP THE SHOT. My life has been torn apart!

Shanna Carroll

118,418 次观看 • 1 年前

My daughter and I spent some time outside to test out our new sled. She asked me to record her now and again in a couple months to see her progress. She gave me permission to share a clip of her using the sled. This is what we call "Backyard PT." This is why we bought this sled. This is why we're doing everything we can for her. We've had many days of setbacks, but watching her push forward despite those setbacks and watching her progress has been very humbling. She wants to live. To think, just 8 months ago, we thought she was going to die. She weighed 85lbs. No body fat and barely any muscle mass. She couldn't see, couldn't chew food, her organs were damaged, her gut wasn't working, her hands were too shaky and weak to give herself insulin, she couldn't even hold a 2lb water bottle or a plate of food. She could barely get out of bed without help. She couldn't even safely walk around the house. She had multiple falls. One that split open her chin and knocked out a couple of teeth, and one that resulted in a broken tibia. She needed a wheelchair just to get around the house. Just 3 months ago, she was still using a wheelchair but gradually transitioned to a walker with a seat. Today, she still uses a walker for doctor's appointments or going to the store, and she sometimes uses it to get around the house if her BP is low. But, she now weighs 113lbs. When her BP is good, she can walk slowly around the house with no assistance. She just uses the walls, counters, and furniture for stability if she needs it. Even though her PCP wants her to continue going to PT, she has already used up the maximum amount that her insurance covers, so now she's doing PT at home. She puts 2.5lb-5lb weights around her ankles for when she walks around the house. She's been going outside and trying to workout with our weightlifting equipment. This week, we bought this sled as a way for her to strengthen her legs and calves while giving her something to hold for stability and reducing her risk of injury or falls. We have noticed that strengthening her legs and calves has been a big help with her hypotension issues. Day #1 has already shown us that this was a good purchase. The best thing about this sled is that we can all use it. It has resistance modes 1-3. The faster it's pushed, the more resistance it has. We can add weights to it. Up to 270lbs. It's easy to turn, especially for someone like her who needs to start off with something extremely light and easy to use. We had fun with this yesterday. I first took it up and down our street, about 1/2 mile, pushing as fast as I could on resistance #1. The faster I pushed and more force I used, the more resistance I felt. Then, I brought it to our backyard and went back and forth pushing hard on #3. Then, she came outside and we spent almost an hour taking turns going back and forth. She first used resistance #1, then tried switching it to #2. She could definitely feel the difference. I would say that she's now all set up for some good Backyard PT. It took 8 months to get here. I can't wait to see where she'll be at in another 8 months 💪

My daughter and I spent some time outside to test out our new sled. She asked me to record her now and again in a couple months to see her progress. She gave me permission to share a clip of her using the sled. This is what we call "Backyard PT." This is why we bought this sled. This is why we're doing everything we can for her. We've had many days of setbacks, but watching her push forward despite those setbacks and watching her progress has been very humbling. She wants to live. To think, just 8 months ago, we thought she was going to die. She weighed 85lbs. No body fat and barely any muscle mass. She couldn't see, couldn't chew food, her organs were damaged, her gut wasn't working, her hands were too shaky and weak to give herself insulin, she couldn't even hold a 2lb water bottle or a plate of food. She could barely get out of bed without help. She couldn't even safely walk around the house. She had multiple falls. One that split open her chin and knocked out a couple of teeth, and one that resulted in a broken tibia. She needed a wheelchair just to get around the house. Just 3 months ago, she was still using a wheelchair but gradually transitioned to a walker with a seat. Today, she still uses a walker for doctor's appointments or going to the store, and she sometimes uses it to get around the house if her BP is low. But, she now weighs 113lbs. When her BP is good, she can walk slowly around the house with no assistance. She just uses the walls, counters, and furniture for stability if she needs it. Even though her PCP wants her to continue going to PT, she has already used up the maximum amount that her insurance covers, so now she's doing PT at home. She puts 2.5lb-5lb weights around her ankles for when she walks around the house. She's been going outside and trying to workout with our weightlifting equipment. This week, we bought this sled as a way for her to strengthen her legs and calves while giving her something to hold for stability and reducing her risk of injury or falls. We have noticed that strengthening her legs and calves has been a big help with her hypotension issues. Day #1 has already shown us that this was a good purchase. The best thing about this sled is that we can all use it. It has resistance modes 1-3. The faster it's pushed, the more resistance it has. We can add weights to it. Up to 270lbs. It's easy to turn, especially for someone like her who needs to start off with something extremely light and easy to use. We had fun with this yesterday. I first took it up and down our street, about 1/2 mile, pushing as fast as I could on resistance #1. The faster I pushed and more force I used, the more resistance I felt. Then, I brought it to our backyard and went back and forth pushing hard on #3. Then, she came outside and we spent almost an hour taking turns going back and forth. She first used resistance #1, then tried switching it to #2. She could definitely feel the difference. I would say that she's now all set up for some good Backyard PT. It took 8 months to get here. I can't wait to see where she'll be at in another 8 months 💪

The Carnivore RN

10,635 次观看 • 16 天前

Three years ago today, we said goodbye to a girl who changed everything for us. When we found Tina, she was living on a short chain, used for breeding, and reduced to skin and bones. Yet despite everything she had been through, she looked up at us with pure hope in her eyes and wagged her tail. Happy Doggo was just beginning back then. We didn't have much, but we had enough love to give her six unforgettable months. Her body was too tired to stay, but in those six months, she touched millions of hearts around the world. Before she passed, we made her a promise: that her pain wouldn't be in vain, and that we would build a home for the sickest, weakest dogs who needed a miracle. Today, Tina’s Hospital is officially being built. Brick by brick, room by room, her legacy is coming to life. But we still have a long way to go, and there is still a lot of fundraising left to do to complete the build and get those doors open for the dogs who need us most. We kept our word, sweet girl. We hope we’re making you proud. 💛 👉You can learn all about Tina’s Hospital and find out how to help us finish the build here -

Three years ago today, we said goodbye to a girl who changed everything for us. When we found Tina, she was living on a short chain, used for breeding, and reduced to skin and bones. Yet despite everything she had been through, she looked up at us with pure hope in her eyes and wagged her tail. Happy Doggo was just beginning back then. We didn't have much, but we had enough love to give her six unforgettable months. Her body was too tired to stay, but in those six months, she touched millions of hearts around the world. Before she passed, we made her a promise: that her pain wouldn't be in vain, and that we would build a home for the sickest, weakest dogs who needed a miracle. Today, Tina’s Hospital is officially being built. Brick by brick, room by room, her legacy is coming to life. But we still have a long way to go, and there is still a lot of fundraising left to do to complete the build and get those doors open for the dogs who need us most. We kept our word, sweet girl. We hope we’re making you proud. 💛 👉You can learn all about Tina’s Hospital and find out how to help us finish the build here -

Happy Doggo

51,829 次观看 • 1 个月前