I thought I was gonna learn a bunch of health and wellness hacks from this podcast..the only thing I learned was Carly chews on ice, Erin drinks ginger ale on airplanes, Mike ate hersheys for breakfast in college and Matt isn’t working out rn because of his psoriasis 😂
Mike, pharmacists/pharmacy technicians do a lot more than putting pills in a bottle! Techs need to enter the Rx into the system, ensure that insurance is covering as it should, prepare the med. Then it goes to the pharmacist to do the technical and clinical check - ensure there are no drug interactions, ensure dose is correct and make sure all the instructions are correct. That’s a summary but lots of things not included here goes into ensure the medication is most appropriate for you! They do all this while answering questions from patients, doctors calling in for help, giving vaccinations, following up with insurance companies for coverage etc.
As a pharmacy technician I appreciate Erin’s interjection at 39:29! One does not simply put pills in a bottle 😂😂 Loved the episode, excited for next week!
I love a good walk! I’m a nurse and logged 25,000 steps on my shift the other day. Although I was dead rolling out of work, I have felt great since and have been doing walks on my off days. Sometimes I pop open the lawn chair while my 3 boys run circles around me. Balance 😩
Soooooo yeah... If you take vitamins that you actually dont need (cause you get them from your diet), then it will just go when you pee haha. Love this pdcast and their topics :))
love this podcast ! i eventually in life would want kids but get so scared to risk my health , love how vocal you girls are about not wanting or thinking about kids though. i bet so much of the audience relates individually to each one of you. keep up the great themes!👏🏼
FUN FACT: you can find out your blood type for free by donating blood! you can even sometimes get a free laminated card with your blood type from donation centers to put on your keychain for emergencies. I've known since I first donated at 16. (like so everyone can see!!)
Hello from a person who has had both her appendix and gallbladder removed. My appendix didn't burst, I was I think 22 at the time and was having a really weird abdomen pain and a fever, went to the ER where they ran blood work, and did a CT scan. The scan is what really showed my appendix was extremely inflamed and on the verge or bursting. Instantly got taken back for surgery, went home the same day. Then my gallbladder was a little less alarming, and this was when i was about 25. I had been experiencing extreme GERD issues, and there was some blood work that came back abnormal. My doctor ordered a ultrasound of my liver, and it showed an inflamed gallbladder and what looked like stones. Was scheduled for a surgery a few days later, and then went home the same day from surgery. I too am like Erin and am a hypochondriac, which is why I think I caught things before they got too bad. I feel like the horror stories we hear of people's insides exploding is because they aren't hypochondriac's about everything they feel LOL. But I also enjoy knowing I never have to worry about my appendix exploding at an inconvenient time. 😄 (sorry Matt! Lol)
Matt, I had to have my gallbladder taken out last year, and I was convinced that was what was wrong with you. Hated it messed up ur Emmy experience!🙉 I think you are so super lucky to have such a good group of friends that worried so much about you...especially Mike sticking by your side at the hospital. The cutest.🖤 Loving this podcast guys!!! I'm a ✨Hoot & a Half✨ fan, and hate to say only heard you girlies names dropped by the Unfiltered crew b4.... been binging since I found out about Good Influences and y'all are seriously like such a great listen. Tuning in from KY💙 These episodes have made my night shifts, working from home, pass by so much better! Been laughing my ass off 😂in between talking to super rude customers, it's been a treat, fr!🙌🏻🖤 Can't wait to see the next topic of debate...(....🎇living for the format y'all are taking for the episodes...🎥) ✌🏻
I’m months late but I’m a pharmacy technician it takes so long to get things ready because it has to go through a 2-3 step process, then filling the med, and finally the pharmacist bags it up. A lot of the times it’s due to insurance or we are waiting on more information from the dr (you’d be surprised how often dr’s forget things) or pt drug allergies/interacts with another med. If the pharmacy is slow it shouldn’t take too long however if they are busy it’ll take a while (my pharmacy has a usual wait of 1 hour because of how busy we are) hope that gives some insight if you see this!
The only thing I’d note is it actually is very common/possible to over hydrate. Water intake should be based on your weight/hight And if you drink to much at once - you can also throw up. I had to learn this the hard way plus I know people who have been in the hospital because of drinking too much water!
Kidney stones are no joke! I’ve had two. The first one thankfully only lasted a few hours but the second sent me to the ER just for some relief 36 hours in. First thing I told them was “I don’t want narcotics but give me something!” Passed the dang thing after 45 minutes and a bag of fluids 🤦♀️ I’ve had flank pain a few times and always wondered “Is this a kidney stone?” Then you actually get one and realize there’s no mistaking it for something else. I had a total hysterectomy about a year before the worst one. Woke up afterwards and went home 30 minutes later. Never took anything more than the Ibuprofen 800’s. About a six week recovery. I’d take five hysterectomies over having another kidney stone! 😂😂
Matt is such a know it all it’s making me not like this podcast. A simple google search would reveal that O+ is the most common blood type (34% of the population) and is the universal recipient of all other blood types. Type O- is the universal donor. I know this because I donate blood regularly and I paid attention in biology. At least this podcast makes me feel intelligent.
Walking is great exercise! I was take 15-25k steps a day for about 4-5 days a week last summer and it improved my cardiovascular health a bunch! I'm already pretty lean naturally, but I was never a fan of cardio and walking made it so that it would take a lot for me to get winded. Also strengthened my legs a great deal
I'm 29, pregnant with my first (due in November), and also have severe health anxiety. Totally relate to Erin worrying about "killing the baby." I was sooo anxious (yet happy) when I found out I was pregnant, I thought I was going to miscarry. Now it feels like I finally get over a hurdle every appointment, but there's always something new to worry about. Also from the midwest lolol but yeah definitely relate
I had kidney stones when I was almost 9 months pregnant - apparently they’re fairly common in pregnancy. The pain was excruciating. I can also confirm that kidney stone pain and active labour contraction pain are pretty comparable. I had my baby 3 weeks after I had the kidney stones, without any pain intervention (not because I was trying to be a hero, but because my labour went so quickly that there wasn’t time lol I definitely wanted an epidural), and I honestly don’t know which was worse.
O- is the universal blood type. I can give my blood to ANYONE but I can only receive O- They beg for my blood, I use to donate my blood often but with pregnancies and health issues I haven’t been able to donate in years.
my mom just had a gastric sleeve surgery, they’re actually quite safe! she was back home in less than 48 hours post-op 🥰 i believe they used to be more dangerous in the early y2k, but it’s come a long way!!!
To be fair one doesn’t really need to know their blood type since if they were to give or receive blood they test it anyways, and they retest you every 3 days before giving you more blood!
Most of those pharmacy chains are filling hundreds of prescriptions it's not just throwing some pills in the bottle and bag....but rite aid is one of the worst! Usually an independent pharmacy will be faster. Also. Most pharmacies are severely understaffed, overworked, and very very underpaid.... and the corporate ones are often under a lot of pressure from the top. Please be patient with your pharmacy teams.
I didn't know that in USA your ID doesn't say what blood type you are, in the country where I live is on every ID you have. Btw I lovee this podcast, is soo interesting knowing you guys opinion on particular topics. You guys are the best!!
watching this so late but feel like i must say: your stomach and intestines do not get taken out when you have a c-section!!!!! just the uterus so they can stitch it up LOL love u guys
"Type O is routinely in short supply and in high demand by hospitals - both because it is the most common blood type and because type O negative blood is the universal blood type needed for emergency transfusions and for immune deficient infants."
My chihuahua that was probably 8-12 pounds. Got into one of my kids chocolate Easter bunnies (it was near Easter) and ate the whole thing. It was a big one too. She threw up a lot for that day. But was ok the next day. That was like 2013 and she’s still going today.
I had a C section and I saw my whole tummy pulled over and some of my guts out right before they pulled out my daughter. I threw up when I saw it while all this happened.🤢🤢🤢
They don’t take organs out when a woman has a C-section! Im a nurse and have seen multiple c sections! You can’t just take a whole stomach out and then put it back in just to have a baby! 😂
Thank you! Had to look this one up and read that they do sometimes have to move organs around- but they stay in the body!! Even looking at a very pregnant belly it wouldn’t make sense that the organs are in the way! That baby pushes things around 😂
I don't think they are friends anymore 😭 after Erin asking Mariah to be her bridesmaids, then kinda calling that off & Zane & Heath didn't go to her wedding.. very sad. I remember someone saying it was bc heath/mariah didn't get the covid vaccine. kinda wild & kinda wild I know all this lol
i think if you have any abdominal surgery they’ll take your appendix out, cause it’s there and you’re already under. it’s like an hour surgery but if it bursts they have to take all your abdominal organs out and rinse them and clean your cavity before putting the organs back and that’s like an 8 hour surgery. don’t quote me on this though😂
If you want a pregnancy episode I would volunteer as tribute. Two kids had both a C section and vaginal birth id be down to answer any questions you have. Also pumping doesn’t hurt Matt just so you know. Again all women are different. Also had my gallbladder taken out after my last pregnancy oddly enough a pretty common thing to happen after giving birth. This episode really had a lot of things I could relate to. It was a great episode thanks
Really enjoying each episode, keep em coming! Too bad there isn't a hotline to call in during the show though, I'm sure the lines would be ringing off the hook. LOL. Hey Mike...and the gang actually, all those poor eating habits and poor exercising habits will hit you like a ton of bricks in your mid 30's . You def need to start implementing a good balance of healthy habits. Keep walking and moving around through out the day as much as possible. Implement healthy foods as much as possible, even through vitamins or supplements. Healthy fats for sure. Seems you guys are in a decent range of health...but just be ready...things will fly off the rails quickly by your mid 30's or so. My eating habits were similar to Mikes' and I think i was 36 when my body revolted. SO yea...find ways to at least implement healthy fats and carbs and exercises where you stretch and move those joints around as well as increase your heart rate.
Erin SAME!! I had a cyst removed from my left ovary the size of a rockmelon/cantaloupe - They didn't give me photos but mine was apparently dermoid as well - Did you have to have a laparotomy too, or were they able to do it via laparoscopy/key hole? Crazy! I've never heard of someone having an almost identical situation/size to mine :-p EDIT: I just got up to the part where you mentioned c-sections... If you had the same operation as me to remove that cyst, that's what we had :-p A laparotomy is basically a c-section, they plopped our organs on the table... We just had a cyst baby, instead of a human baby haha
My mom always knew mine & my brothers, I would ask her sometimes (blood drive) and eventually remembered. I think it’s because she’s a negative blood type so there’s some concern with pregnancy/childbirth.
around minute 33:00 where they talked about how doctors won’t automatically know what’s wrong and that they use the process of trial and error for a solution. THAAANK YOUUU for having common sense ! i work in a drs office just at the front desk and i have gotten called multiple names due to patients just having to schedule another appointment and ordering more lab work because the doctor hasn’t found the problem yet. it’s just insane
who is here AFTER matt’s freaking appendix bursted.
Who’s here after CARLY’S appendix burst?!?!
this podcast is my new obsession! i just love you guys together.. all the episodes have been so entertaining so far :)
Watching this after matt’s appendix burst is so scary
Same 😮
and now Carly's too lol
I thought I was gonna learn a bunch of health and wellness hacks from this podcast..the only thing I learned was Carly chews on ice, Erin drinks ginger ale on airplanes, Mike ate hersheys for breakfast in college and Matt isn’t working out rn because of his psoriasis 😂
As a nurse this episode is hilarious!! I love you guys so much ❤️
They remove your organs during a C-section 🤣🤣🤣
@@malex5804 hahahah Ik 😂😂 even the gastric sleeve part… love them they are so funny
I love this group & the chemistry they have. It feels so right, I’m happy for all of those involved!
Mike, pharmacists/pharmacy technicians do a lot more than putting pills in a bottle! Techs need to enter the Rx into the system, ensure that insurance is covering as it should, prepare the med. Then it goes to the pharmacist to do the technical and clinical check - ensure there are no drug interactions, ensure dose is correct and make sure all the instructions are correct. That’s a summary but lots of things not included here goes into ensure the medication is most appropriate for you! They do all this while answering questions from patients, doctors calling in for help, giving vaccinations, following up with insurance companies for coverage etc.
Im guessing you got offended lol
@@daisy31393 nah, used to those comments. Just shedding some light.
When they say, though, “it’ll be ready in 45 minutes” is that because they’re busy or what factors go into that time estimate?
@@Amyabadabadoo well you aren't the only one getting something filled so that's why it takes longer
Exactly! Very well put!
As a pharmacy technician I appreciate Erin’s interjection at 39:29! One does not simply put pills in a bottle 😂😂 Loved the episode, excited for next week!
Omg! Matt literally manifested his appendix bursting!! At 34:00
Sooooo happy to hear Erin’s hypochondriac stories bc I related to every single one !!
I love a good walk! I’m a nurse and logged 25,000 steps on my shift the other day. Although I was dead rolling out of work, I have felt great since and have been doing walks on my off days. Sometimes I pop open the lawn chair while my 3 boys run circles around me. Balance 😩
Love this!!!💗🥰
Soooooo yeah... If you take vitamins that you actually dont need (cause you get them from your diet), then it will just go when you pee haha.
Love this pdcast and their topics :))
that’s true only for water-soluble vitamins like B and C. you can actually get vitamin toxicity from taking too many fat-soluble vitamins like A and D
@@CRCC830 Thats true!! thank you for explaining more. In conclussion, dont take vitamins like if they were candies :'(
this is quickly becoming one of my favorite podcasts!!
“But how big are the cups” 😂💀
Guyssssss i really enjoy this podcast ♡♡♡ sending lots of love so you keep doing it for a long time
This show gives me serious “that 70’s show” vibes....LOVE ITTTT
As a person who works in surgery, this is freaking hilarious😂😂😂
Side note: Carly has said her dad is a firefighter so it kind of makes some sense she took an EMT class
love this podcast ! i eventually in life would want kids but get so scared to risk my health , love how vocal you girls are about not wanting or thinking about kids though. i bet so much of the audience relates individually to each one of you. keep up the great themes!👏🏼
yayy! i’ve been looking forward to this podcast all week!😁😁
Breast milk is great for literally anything. Healing wounds, infections, dry skin, Yada yada. I’ll ship Matt some from my freezer stash!!!!
FUN FACT: you can find out your blood type for free by donating blood! you can even sometimes get a free laminated card with your blood type from donation centers to put on your keychain for emergencies. I've known since I first donated at 16. (like so everyone can see!!)
binge watched every episode today, absolutely love you guys
Hello from a person who has had both her appendix and gallbladder removed. My appendix didn't burst, I was I think 22 at the time and was having a really weird abdomen pain and a fever, went to the ER where they ran blood work, and did a CT scan. The scan is what really showed my appendix was extremely inflamed and on the verge or bursting. Instantly got taken back for surgery, went home the same day. Then my gallbladder was a little less alarming, and this was when i was about 25. I had been experiencing extreme GERD issues, and there was some blood work that came back abnormal. My doctor ordered a ultrasound of my liver, and it showed an inflamed gallbladder and what looked like stones. Was scheduled for a surgery a few days later, and then went home the same day from surgery. I too am like Erin and am a hypochondriac, which is why I think I caught things before they got too bad. I feel like the horror stories we hear of people's insides exploding is because they aren't hypochondriac's about everything they feel LOL. But I also enjoy knowing I never have to worry about my appendix exploding at an inconvenient time. 😄 (sorry Matt! Lol)
I LOVE this podcast! I've watched you guys for years individually, but the four of you together is such a treat!! 💜 Keep up the great topics!!
Matt during the C-Section part 😂😂😂
Matt, I had to have my gallbladder taken out last year, and I was convinced that was what was wrong with you. Hated it messed up ur Emmy experience!🙉 I think you are so super lucky to have such a good group of friends that worried so much about you...especially Mike sticking by your side at the hospital. The cutest.🖤 Loving this podcast guys!!! I'm a ✨Hoot & a Half✨ fan, and hate to say only heard you girlies names dropped by the Unfiltered crew b4.... been binging since I found out about Good Influences and y'all are seriously like such a great listen. Tuning in from KY💙 These episodes have made my night shifts, working from home, pass by so much better! Been laughing my ass off 😂in between talking to super rude customers, it's been a treat, fr!🙌🏻🖤 Can't wait to see the next topic of debate...(....🎇living for the format y'all are taking for the episodes...🎥) ✌🏻
not erin saying that about c sections lmaooo😭😂 the organs are just moved aside, not outside the body
Erin you never been Ms Frizzle for Halloween??? That’d be SO GOOD
Carly being concerned that the cyst could have been a real baby 😂😂😂
This pod is my newest addiction and I love it!!!
I’m months late but I’m a pharmacy technician it takes so long to get things ready because it has to go through a 2-3 step process, then filling the med, and finally the pharmacist bags it up. A lot of the times it’s due to insurance or we are waiting on more information from the dr (you’d be surprised how often dr’s forget things) or pt drug allergies/interacts with another med. If the pharmacy is slow it shouldn’t take too long however if they are busy it’ll take a while (my pharmacy has a usual wait of 1 hour because of how busy we are) hope that gives some insight if you see this!
Erin calling soda spicy reminds me that she also thinks celery is spicy 😅
The only thing I’d note is it actually is very common/possible to over hydrate. Water intake should be based on your weight/hight
And if you drink to much at once - you can also throw up. I had to learn this the hard way plus I know people who have been in the hospital because of drinking too much water!
Kidney stones are no joke! I’ve had two. The first one thankfully only lasted a few hours but the second sent me to the ER just for some relief 36 hours in. First thing I told them was “I don’t want narcotics but give me something!” Passed the dang thing after 45 minutes and a bag of fluids 🤦♀️ I’ve had flank pain a few times and always wondered “Is this a kidney stone?” Then you actually get one and realize there’s no mistaking it for something else. I had a total hysterectomy about a year before the worst one. Woke up afterwards and went home 30 minutes later. Never took anything more than the Ibuprofen 800’s. About a six week recovery. I’d take five hysterectomies over having another kidney stone! 😂😂
So relatable to the girl who’s young and has a child!
I’m 24 and have an almost 6 month old!
OMG u guys!!! whenever i see a new episode i just get so excited!!
Im sure he’s heard this before but Mike looks exactly like Jack Antonoff
They have so much in common in terms of upbringing, looks and taste in music I think they'd be really good friends
When Matt doesn’t know something and I do…. I feel so smart!! 😂😂
It makes me so happy. How did Mr. knowitall not know about the c-sections thing
Matt is such a know it all it’s making me not like this podcast. A simple google search would reveal that O+ is the most common blood type (34% of the population) and is the universal recipient of all other blood types. Type O- is the universal donor. I know this because I donate blood regularly and I paid attention in biology. At least this podcast makes me feel intelligent.
Lol but the c-section thing isn’t true sooo yea
Walking is great exercise! I was take 15-25k steps a day for about 4-5 days a week last summer and it improved my cardiovascular health a bunch! I'm already pretty lean naturally, but I was never a fan of cardio and walking made it so that it would take a lot for me to get winded. Also strengthened my legs a great deal
I'm 29, pregnant with my first (due in November), and also have severe health anxiety. Totally relate to Erin worrying about "killing the baby." I was sooo anxious (yet happy) when I found out I was pregnant, I thought I was going to miscarry. Now it feels like I finally get over a hurdle every appointment, but there's always something new to worry about. Also from the midwest lolol but yeah definitely relate
I had to fast forward through the cyst convo lol … i watch this podcast during lunch😬
My dad has the issue of food getting stuck in his esophagus. He's had it since a kid. He goes each year to have his esophagus stretched :)
I have this too. Just figured out what it was.
I’m obsessed with Carly’s fashion! Where can I seriously find that top?? 😍💕💕💕
she gives depop girly vibes
It’s on sale too!
Matt: “ I have just been waiting for my appendix to burst” 🤣 mine ruptured at 8yo its not fun
I had kidney stones when I was almost 9 months pregnant - apparently they’re fairly common in pregnancy. The pain was excruciating. I can also confirm that kidney stone pain and active labour contraction pain are pretty comparable. I had my baby 3 weeks after I had the kidney stones, without any pain intervention (not because I was trying to be a hero, but because my labour went so quickly that there wasn’t time lol I definitely wanted an epidural), and I honestly don’t know which was worse.
I love watching your podcast!!! Much Love ❤️
O- is the universal blood type. I can give my blood to ANYONE but I can only receive O- They beg for my blood, I use to donate my blood often but with pregnancies and health issues I haven’t been able to donate in years.
Most people find out their blood type by either needing a transfusion or donating. I found mine out the first time I donated blood.
mike in the thumbnail is so funny LOL I love him
my mom just had a gastric sleeve surgery, they’re actually quite safe! she was back home in less than 48 hours post-op 🥰 i believe they used to be more dangerous in the early y2k, but it’s come a long way!!!
I love listening to this podcast when I can't sleep
keep going guys, best podcast ever for english learners , better than the joe rogan podcast LOL :)
O negative blood type can only receive O negative blood. Is what i think Matt was trying to reference
Love !!!
Still laughing at the “I fell ill”
Would love to watch an episode about menstruation!! You gals could give the boys a test on their knowledge!!
I’m an avid listener because I usual enjoy your content! On occasion I realize how immature you 4 are.
I can’t focus on this podcast because I keep staring at Erin’s GORGEOUS JAWLINE. What I’d give for…..
To be fair one doesn’t really need to know their blood type since if they were to give or receive blood they test it anyways, and they retest you every 3 days before giving you more blood!
Most of those pharmacy chains are filling hundreds of prescriptions it's not just throwing some pills in the bottle and bag....but rite aid is one of the worst! Usually an independent pharmacy will be faster. Also. Most pharmacies are severely understaffed, overworked, and very very underpaid.... and the corporate ones are often under a lot of pressure from the top. Please be patient with your pharmacy teams.
I didn't know that in USA your ID doesn't say what blood type you are, in the country where I live is on every ID you have. Btw I lovee this podcast, is soo interesting knowing you guys opinion on particular topics. You guys are the best!!
I love this podcast
I had my appendix taken out of me when I was like 5-6 and it blew up right after they took it out it hurt so bad
watching this so late but feel like i must say: your stomach and intestines do not get taken out when you have a c-section!!!!! just the uterus so they can stitch it up LOL love u guys
They move aside the organs surrounding the uterus, such as the bladder and intestines.
"Type O is routinely in short supply and in high demand by hospitals - both because it is the most common blood type and because type O negative blood is the universal blood type needed for emergency transfusions and for immune deficient infants."
Lmaoo I start off my day with a Pepsi instead of coffee 🥴
I never knew about Carly’s EMT era
Erin, my knees are the exact same!!!🤣🤣 I’m 20 years old and everyone’s like wtf 🤣🤣
Just caught up on all of y’all’s episodes so far, and I’m loving it 🫶🏻
Also shoutout to Matt, my fellow Texan 🫱🏻🫲🏼
My chihuahua that was probably 8-12 pounds. Got into one of my kids chocolate Easter bunnies (it was near Easter) and ate the whole thing. It was a big one too.
She threw up a lot for that day. But was ok the next day.
That was like 2013 and she’s still going today.
I had a C section and I saw my whole tummy pulled over and some of my guts out right before they pulled out my daughter. I threw up when I saw it while all this happened.🤢🤢🤢
Breastfeeding now at 5 am as I watch this 😂
I work in surgery and this is hilarious to hear what you guys think about surgeries
FYI the Omega vitamin game is a thing lol components include Omega-3s, -6s, and -9s xD
They don’t take organs out when a woman has a C-section! Im a nurse and have seen multiple c sections! You can’t just take a whole stomach out and then put it back in just to have a baby! 😂
Thank you! Had to look this one up and read that they do sometimes have to move organs around- but they stay in the body!! Even looking at a very pregnant belly it wouldn’t make sense that the organs are in the way! That baby pushes things around 😂
I need a Carly & Erin and Zane & Heath video asap
I don't think they are friends anymore 😭 after Erin asking Mariah to be her bridesmaids, then kinda calling that off & Zane & Heath didn't go to her wedding.. very sad. I remember someone saying it was bc heath/mariah didn't get the covid vaccine. kinda wild & kinda wild I know all this lol
Not sure if this is a canadian thing but I love brussel sprouts doused in oil and drizzled with maple syrup it's SO good in a pan in the oven
everyone should try this
Brussels sprouts are great in the air fryer too.
i think if you have any abdominal surgery they’ll take your appendix out, cause it’s there and you’re already under. it’s like an hour surgery but if it bursts they have to take all your abdominal organs out and rinse them and clean your cavity before putting the organs back and that’s like an 8 hour surgery. don’t quote me on this though😂
taking vitamins you don't know if you need can have a negative impact on your health
If you want a pregnancy episode I would volunteer as tribute. Two kids had both a C section and vaginal birth id be down to answer any questions you have. Also pumping doesn’t hurt Matt just so you know. Again all women are different. Also had my gallbladder taken out after my last pregnancy oddly enough a pretty common thing to happen after giving birth. This episode really had a lot of things I could relate to. It was a great episode thanks
Really enjoying each episode, keep em coming! Too bad there isn't a hotline to call in during the show though, I'm sure the lines would be ringing off the hook. LOL. Hey Mike...and the gang actually, all those poor eating habits and poor exercising habits will hit you like a ton of bricks in your mid 30's . You def need to start implementing a good balance of healthy habits. Keep walking and moving around through out the day as much as possible. Implement healthy foods as much as possible, even through vitamins or supplements. Healthy fats for sure. Seems you guys are in a decent range of health...but just be ready...things will fly off the rails quickly by your mid 30's or so. My eating habits were similar to Mikes' and I think i was 36 when my body revolted. SO yea...find ways to at least implement healthy fats and carbs and exercises where you stretch and move those joints around as well as increase your heart rate.
Where the trigger warning for the dermoid cyst conversation 😭
Erin SAME!! I had a cyst removed from my left ovary the size of a rockmelon/cantaloupe - They didn't give me photos but mine was apparently dermoid as well - Did you have to have a laparotomy too, or were they able to do it via laparoscopy/key hole?
Crazy! I've never heard of someone having an almost identical situation/size to mine :-p
EDIT: I just got up to the part where you mentioned c-sections... If you had the same operation as me to remove that cyst, that's what we had :-p A laparotomy is basically a c-section, they plopped our organs on the table... We just had a cyst baby, instead of a human baby haha
awesome🌟
My brother had his appendix burst it was really bad he was about 7-8 years old.
If you smack the bottom of someone's foot while they have appendicitis, you'll have a quick confirmation!
My dog ate a mushroom off the ground outside and almost died I’m traumatized 😥 mushrooms can kill dogs! So happy that dog was okay 😅
Matt I had wolff Parkinson white too!!
love it
I found out in high school science I was 0 blood type. They don't teach things like that in school today!
I'm guessing it was 10 cm, not inches🤣
My blood type was on my birth certificate. The US baffles me once more
I thought everyone knew their blood type? Or is that just a Canadian thing?
i think so, i was never told mine i don’t think
In Brazil most of us know our blood type
Canadian too and I know mine, it must be because we have universal healthcare lol
My mom always knew mine & my brothers, I would ask her sometimes (blood drive) and eventually remembered. I think it’s because she’s a negative blood type so there’s some concern with pregnancy/childbirth.
I'm Canadian and I never found out mine till the first time I donated blood
I still take my flint stones vitamins lol one a day! (I’m 30 😂)
Who’s here after Carly’s appendix? 😂
Omg! I’m A positive too and haven’t gotten covid!!!
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around minute 33:00 where they talked about how doctors won’t automatically know what’s wrong and that they use the process of trial and error for a solution. THAAANK YOUUU for having common sense ! i work in a drs office just at the front desk and i have gotten called multiple names due to patients just having to schedule another appointment and ordering more lab work because the doctor hasn’t found the problem yet. it’s just insane
don't over do it on water. long story short i ended up at the hospital lol