This video is a prime example of how busy a doctor is. She filmed this during the winter holidays and it is now being uploaded. More power unto you Dr. Sanchez!
Dr. Sanchez, Thank you for studying for years, sacrificing most of your life, and working so hard to be come a surgeon so that you can help us all when we really need it.
sacrifice? are you kidding plenty of jobs out there where they studied just as hard and put in the same amount of years and cant afford decent food. there is no sacrifice here its called luxury
@@ATL_Transparency_NewsFuq no! NOT EVEN A THANK YOU! US doctors are overpaid scam artists! There are professionals that put just as much work as doctors and don’t see 1/4 of the money that doctors make. It’s complete bullshit and a SCAM! It’s the big pharma companies and insurance companies making these doctors Rich beyond belief. US doctors should NOT be making the amount of money they make. They should be getting 1/2, so that’s it’s proportionate to the quality of healthcare they give in this country
The fact they make a surgeon work this many hours in a row is mind boggling. Makes zero sense. Obviously it’s not your fault. The system is totally messed up. You are amazing!
it's the same for every type of physician resident. my sister was in psychiatry---that is, the people prescribing you pills. she got the craziest hours ever for days straight just like this woman. awful. its a money grab because residents make less than public school teachers (per hour). it's a dangerous system that is archaic and puts patient safety at risk. some doctors that are out of training can have similar hours... but never this bad again, and for obviously much more fair pay.
It makes perfect sense. The kicker is that you really have to go through it to understand it. Not just anyone can be a surgeon or ER physician. YOUGOTTAWANNA. It’s a choice. In medical school, you are exposed to many areas of medicine. So you do get an idea what you’re in for. If it’s not for you, choose a different line of medicine.
1. There are limits to the amount of hours the residents can get paid to work. 2. This is a surgical specialty. Definitely dont do anything surgical (even ob/gyn) if you dont want long, busy call shifts. Psychiatry residents RARELY work this much. Not all doctors work the same amount 3. I went into medicine specifically for the 16 and 24 hour in-house call shifts available to CRNAs. If they were illegal, I would not be interested in anesthesia
@@mjradi4371 Which is weird because there's more pre-med students than ever before, yet always shortage of doctors. Weird how that works right? Almost like they want to drain all they can out of 1 doctor
Whenever I think I have had a long day at work and I am exhausted and feel like I cannot go on, I will think of you. Thank you for taking care of people.
yea her employer gives her a room for naps, and gives them a separate cafe loaded with free food she gets paid buku money....... how many other jobs give you all that? oh and when you are on the clock you are at the job doing work not napping and yuo go off the clock to eat this is a sham
These hours are not necessary. Maybe in the past they had a purpose but now it’s dangerous and can cause deadly mistakes. No one makes good decisions when they’re exhausted.
& AGAIN I will say…. how in the world are football players, reality tv cast making MILLIONS?!?!?! yet the amazing selfless kind hardworking dedicated ones who are putting their lives on line &/or saving lives, not even make much $@all??? not even for all they do!! my son within past year has enlisted in the army & when I tell u what hes already missed out on, all hard work he’s done & when he told me that he makes like $2500 month I wanted to throw up!! Thank God for giving us heros/angels such as Drs police officers nurses military etc…. Thank you for all u do❤❤❤❤
I completely understand what you mean & am empathetic to your situation, however, it’s important to realize that salaries are based on how profitable an industry is. Football is extremely dangerous & it’s not uncommon for athletes to have body issues post retirement. Furthermore, football is a multibillion dollar industry, how is it fair for that revenue to stay with team owners and not the players? Furthermore, most actors aren’t extremely rich (it’s not uncommon for ones in LA to work Uber in between gigs). Once again, if they are making the big bucks, it’s because the film industry is a very profitable business, evident by how many people consume television & film on a day-to-day basis. I’d much rather the athletes and actors make the money rather than CEOs who know little about how hard it is to become an amazing athlete or actor.
@@qetsiyah1766 I think the issue is that millions or billions of dollars are put into the military, but not the actual people that are risking their lives on duty it’s going to weapons and what not. Same concept with being a cop or doctor. Health insurance is crazy these companies and hospitals make millions but aren't properly paying their workers who are saving lives/risking their lives. Whereas football may be dangerous but it’s for entertainment reasons, they put themselves on the field knowing they can get hurt but will have millions at the end of it. People get deployed and killed or severely handicapped and their family isn't left with much because they weren't making much.
I completely understand you, but to be honest I don’t study medicine for the money haha and if you ask a lot of my friends they will tell you the same, we knew well before we started that we had to work a lot and even work in two different places in the day just to make money to pay bills, but when we see patients who are in pain and we can help them that’s what pushes us to continue everyday, helping people and taking their pain away is just amazing, or even if we can’t help them, just to talk to them and make them comfortable is something that very few people have the privilege of doing.
Are you aware that most doctors have a god complex which why the largest amount of lawsuits in the country can be contributed to medical negligence? Ask your friends how many experiences they’ve had with doctors that don’t care as an anecdotal study
I make $18K a month with an Ai influencer. You have to go where the money is. Tell your son to be a businessman and he’ll have plenty of off time and make lots of money.
I’m a Nursing student & I truly love how you shed light on the reality of the field you’re in! Not just the benefits of your career choice but truly the hard work and knowledge that goes into this. Wow!
I don't know how you do it. I could never, ever, ever in a million years do general surgery. My body and brain just couldn't handle it. Major props to you, doctor.
It doesn't make any sense to work a surgeon this hard. If someone is going to cut into my body they better be well rested and relaxed. If not the chance of making a mistake is high. It shouldn't be allowed.
I work in theatre daily, sorry to tell you but the surgeons are for sure not rested… They are just very good at there job, but i have definitely seen overly exhausted surgeons operating.
Yay, another video. New subscriber from London. My god I had no idea how hard you guys work doing this!!! Huge thanks from us all that needed your service and surgeons around the world. How long can one sustain these kind of hours! Your so inspiring and incredibly beautiful 💖🙏🏻
You are literally such a GREAT ROLE MODEL ! the fact that you are on the go and have time for your family is INSANE!!! your daughter will look at this and be proud of you !!
It just amazes me the amount of will and determination it must take to embark on such a training program. The fact that the human brain can do so much with little sleep, amazes me. Haven’t gone through many procedures myself over my lifetime. I have nothing but the most respect for anyone who chooses to become a medical doctor, and then particular one who is a surgeon. Hatsoff to you and I hope you have a long and productive career.
i can no longer complain about not being able to post on youtube or titkok because you work 72 hours and yet still make time to film in between and edit videos in between while still being a mom. i give you huge props wow much respect to all the doctors and nurses out there.
My mom is a doctor and honestly I have so much respect for you and every doctor. People don’t realize that you basically give up so much stuff and experiences while you’re in medical school. You sacrifice so much and all people say “ they make so much money “ duhh they worked their ass off and continue to do so every time they get to work ! People don’t realize how much work you do as a doctor! I never saw my mom but she made sure to be as involved as she could while working ❤
I dont know whats more impressive your work or how you mange to sustain work life balance Edit: I appreciate the love I’m getting on this comment I say Impressive sparingly, because on one hand the life style she has is slowly killing her and we shouldn’t normalize it and think its healthy or sustainable for even a second and on the other hand masochism and grind culture is the only way you can justify this work load. Surgery will really break you apart just to build you up again lol.
Thank you! I definitely try to maintain a positive attitude but it is not hard and the system is not the best! There is so much room for improvement. I do wish my life was actually balanced but unfortunately we make sacrifices for a better future!
God bless you 🤍 you are an angel. I can’t express how grateful I am for surgeons who saves lives everyday. I had an ileostomy last year and everyday I think and am grateful for my surgeon for giving me my life back. I am currently in school for nursing.
Hola Doctora! Fourth Year med student and incoming Pediatrics intern. I love you showing your comal y las quesadillas se me antojaron jaja. Felicidades por representar a nuestra gente. Bendiciones, exito!
It's so inspiring to see you being a mom and working in a very time consuming field. I can barely keep up with myself, lol! Thank you for all that you do.
This is the first time I’ve come across your channel and can I just say it is so amazing to see how you manage it all I know it most definitely isn’t easy but the strength and determination you have is simply amazing
Loved your last comment on how you would love to follow through with all of your patients. That tells me how dedicated you are as a surgeon and you care about your patients and well being. I find medicine fascinating. I always wanted to be a surgeon but life gets in the way.
Dr. Sanchez we (the other residents) need your secret to being so positive and finding the time to do it all. Also we need your tips for being so confident on camera and just vlogging. Such an inspiration!
It shouldn’t. That’s how deadly mistakes happen and hospitals will cover it up and no wonder surgeons are cranky and have attitudes cause they tired as hell!
The amount of coffee and sugar to sustain you throughout the 72 hr shift 😵💫 you're amazing for still being so positive and tired! If it were me, my eyebags and dark circles would be so bad.
Thank U 4 sharing your professional life with us! Thank U 4 your service and taking care of us! Being a surgical resident looks grueling and demanding, not to mention you're a mom too! Wow!, I salute you Dr. Sanchez! Again thank U 4 all that you do and U are appreciated! Peace & Blessings! P.S.> U have a new subscriber 4 sure!
Everytime my mom asks me what I want to be when I graduate I always tell her about you 🥹! I am only a sophomore in high school and you have inspired me to hopefully be the first Surgeon in my Mexican family!! Thank you so much Dr. Sanchez 💕
i was gonna go sleep after a short youtube break and first thing popped up is you doc, thank you for motivating me. i really gotta do a lot more to be as usefull as you. thank you
Thanks for sharing! I have been one of those wknd gallbladder calls/surgery. These 25 yrs I still remember when the surgeon came in he smelled of coffee.❤❤❤
Love that you have your name and creds embroidered on your scrub cap!! Excellent idea!! Your daughter is precious ❤️ Hubs had a chole and he said it hurt more than his Triple CABG!!
As I watched this I repeatedly asked myself “How is she doing this” and you still had enough energy to make a TH-cam video 😅 I have so much respect for you 💗💗💗
First time watching your videos. I use to love in south Florida for 25 year but moved out of state. I sure do miss the food. You seem like a wonderful, caring doctor and I wish you continued success.
You work so hard and as a Latina make me proud to be a Latina mom and doctor be such an amazing professional. I’m in my path to usmle also and this is inspiring to me. I’m not choosing surgery jajajajj but it does not matter the speciality it’s the work that we put on as a doctors. Hermoso video and so nice your daughter can speak Spanish too so they don’t forget where we came from. Muy orgullosa de ti doc. Abrazos
I dont know and care what others have to say...but surely you are my inspiration...i keep coming back to watch your videos again and again to get my sanity back ...and keep pushing myself and try to stay very positive throughout...lots of love from INDIA❤
Thank you for sharing this. You reignited my passion to be a surgeon. I'm going through college rt now and I've been so lost even though I always knew I wanted to be a cardiac surgeon since 10 yrs old. I won't give up now. Thanks. ❤
This was such an entertaining video. I literally just put this up to eat my lunch before I went into my A&P class for my pre-reqs for a radiology and this is very inspiring to keep going! I love your work ethic. I love how you break down the terms that you were using to more simpler terms for us to understand and overall I love, the way your kids take care of you when you get home because they understand as well. You’re doing amazing! I hope new doctors and new surgeons are even as half as incredible as you. Thank you! 😁😁
Okay girl I’m not going to lie, me caíste gorda en un past video but after seeing this one I have respect for you and all you do! Super amazing your daughter speaks Spanish! I work overnights in the radiology dept in the ER and I don’t know how you the 72hr calls.
I work in vet med surgery and for dogs with torn ACL we do a procedure called a TPLO aka tibia plateau leveling osteotomy. Typically these pets will have damage bilaterally to both ACL’s due to overcompensation on the opposite limb of the one that is initially presenting. Sometimes we reccomend bilateral to help save owners cost of anesthesia and also to prevent 2 episodes of a 6 month recovery. However studies also advise against it because of heightened complications due simply to human error caused by tiredness. I commend you girl you are so hard working. They need a better system though and I hope no matter what you do, you always forgive yourself because you cannot be super woman all the time. I know even when you feel 50% I guarantee you give 100. All the love here from Southern California ❤ you inspire me!
I am a 4th year medical students, my main dream is to become a Neurosurgeon Inshaeallah, I'm so struggling with my studies and this video gave me so much motivation thank you so much ❤❤❤
I feel for you. Those long hours are hard on the body. I used to be an aircraft mechanic in the Air Force and we’d work 12 hours shifts pretty often…hard shifts. They can use and abuse you when you are a salaried employee. I’ve never experienced overtime pay before.
Literally pretty brain, pretty soul, and so freaking pretty!! Love those videos, doc. You are great, and what you do is amazing. Thank you for all of your hard work!
I love your videos this is pushing me through school! It does look very tiring and hard and omg those hours are just insane but I personally like this workstyle so thank you and wishing you the best and take don't forget to take care of your health and self!
To watch this as a surgery resident in Europe, this video is very disturbing. Not only the fact, that she has to operate without sleeping at all. Also this hospital she is working in seems quite big, they have a separate colorectal and one general surgery ward and they cannot afford an on call surgeon who stays at the hospital and doesn‘t need to go home? I really can‘t understand why is health care so expensive in USA. This seems like the shittiest health care, where the doctor helps the intern from home - if there is an intern???? Is this in USA at all? I mean you are very hard working, for sure, but this still doesn‘t seem right. I hope your work life would get more organised in future! Take care!
Dr.Sanchez I sincerely appalled you, your work ethic and determination is beyond inspiring and incredible! Thank you for the work that you do ❤ This work schedule is horrifying and is almost unbelievable and unbearable. With the work that you do it’s critically necessary for you to always be 100% certain and sharp and how can a person be that when they only get a few hours of rest does your body even fully shut down while you’re home trying to sleep? I can’t believe it does because while sleeping you have the stress and anxiety of waking up abruptly. You are amazing Dr. Sanchez and this phase in your life will pass ❤ remember doctors need love and care to 🇲🇽❤️
Thank you for this insightful video! Much respect to you and the doctor profession, it's amazing how you can maintain your composure and get back to work on little sleep. Idk how you guys do it but I have a lot of respect for y'all
I'm 19, I just started school to go for my Bachelors in BBA(I'll be done in 1 year and 6 months). After I plan on going to medical school to become a general Surgeon. Your videos are really helpful and I love it!!!!!
Thank you Dr for everything you do! I’ll be following your journey as I do my best to become a neurosurgeon or general surgeon ❤❤ thank you for being such an inspiration to us ❤❤
You are amazing Daisy!!! What you do is super human. Unfortunately, this is the inhumane way we teach our future healthcare providers. While there has been some improvement in the way we train our non surgical specialties, the surgical specialties remain draconian. So for those medical students deciding on their specialty, buyers be aware 😢
I wanted to thank you for everything you do in this world 🌎❤ I was mpo three mths. Gallbladder. They wanted to send me to the mayo clinic in Oklahoma. It was sad times. 3 ercps. With gave me pancreatitis, set us back 2 wks. Nothing could get my stones out. I was in some small percentile of a small/ narrow GI tract. I ate relatively healthy, wasnt over weight, 30 yr old. It was KU med and St. Joseph that teamed up to put a stint through my liver and dilate my bial duct to release the stones. I kept it in about a week. That pain was insufferable. I was on morphine the entire time and 97 lb by the time I left. I have such respect for you and those who saved my life. 💕
me encantan estos vlogs, ¡haces un gran trabajo! De verdad tienes que tener poderes para poder trabajar y aguantar tantas horas seguidas. Te deseo lo mejor, doctora Sánchez💓💓
Thanks for sharing a tiny bit of yourself, your care for those patients who suffer with some form of illness and need medical attention with hundreds of people on TH-cam. Take care of yourself and your daughter.
I recently visited my general surgeon that I know well and we talked about his years in surgery and his coming retirement at age 65. He still works many hours past 40 hours and only recently stopped being "on call." He lamented when he was a chief resident (35 years ago), some weeks he worked 120 hours. Just insane!!!
I just discovered your channel. My gosh you look tired. I give you props though. I agree these hours need to change bc this can’t be safe for you as a surgeon. Obviously you love what you do and I love seeing female surgeons!!!! Can I ask how you decided on general surgery? I’ve had my gall bladder out after my third baby. That was more painful than labor!!! First ER told me 3 hour wait and I’m like nope off to the next ER. Keep up the good work, you definitely a role model for the younger generation!!! PS your daughter is adorable.
I was called crazy for working alot like this when I was in my early 20s but now I have a big enough savings where I can be comfortable financially and im no where near a doctor or anything like that and I just turned 30. working like this for almost any profession is rewarding !
This video is a prime example of how busy a doctor is. She filmed this during the winter holidays and it is now being uploaded. More power unto you Dr. Sanchez!
Omg, this is so trueeee haha!
yea welcome to the working population. everyone is busy when they have a job and juggle their lives,
Dr. Sanchez, Thank you for studying for years, sacrificing most of your life, and working so hard to be come a surgeon so that you can help us all when we really need it.
Thank you so much for being here!
sacrifice? are you kidding plenty of jobs out there where they studied just as hard and put in the same amount of years and cant afford decent food. there is no sacrifice here its called luxury
does your work area load there lunch rooms with snacks and food for you? for free
@@ATL_Transparency_NewsFuq no! NOT EVEN A THANK YOU! US doctors are overpaid scam artists! There are professionals that put just as much work as doctors and don’t see 1/4 of the money that doctors make. It’s complete bullshit and a SCAM! It’s the big pharma companies and insurance companies making these doctors Rich beyond belief. US doctors should NOT be making the amount of money they make. They should be getting 1/2, so that’s it’s proportionate to the quality of healthcare they give in this country
@@thedaisysanchez…you mean thank you for supporting your fake life of luxury you poser.
The fact they make a surgeon work this many hours in a row is mind boggling. Makes zero sense. Obviously it’s not your fault. The system is totally messed up. You are amazing!
it's the same for every type of physician resident. my sister was in psychiatry---that is, the people prescribing you pills. she got the craziest hours ever for days straight just like this woman. awful. its a money grab because residents make less than public school teachers (per hour). it's a dangerous system that is archaic and puts patient safety at risk. some doctors that are out of training can have similar hours... but never this bad again, and for obviously much more fair pay.
It makes perfect sense. The kicker is that you really have to go through it to understand it. Not just anyone can be a surgeon or ER physician. YOUGOTTAWANNA.
It’s a choice. In medical school, you are exposed to many areas of medicine. So you do get an idea what you’re in for. If it’s not for you, choose a different line of medicine.
@@scottevans5328how does it make sense? As the hours go by you become more fatigued and are prone to making errors
@@killerchicken750 you have no choice, theres only so many suregons and people will always need medical help
its not system that is messed up its just the number of surgeons are limited and the population is getting old needing more procedures and surgeries .
What doctors are doing should be illegal. The hospitals have to have a better solution than to work that much. Much respect .
Not enough doctors
1. There are limits to the amount of hours the residents can get paid to work.
2. This is a surgical specialty. Definitely dont do anything surgical (even ob/gyn) if you dont want long, busy call shifts. Psychiatry residents RARELY work this much. Not all doctors work the same amount
3. I went into medicine specifically for the 16 and 24 hour in-house call shifts available to CRNAs. If they were illegal, I would not be interested in anesthesia
@@reddbendd Laughing at the fact that you believe #1 is being enforced. Good joke.
@@mjradi4371 Which is weird because there's more pre-med students than ever before, yet always shortage of doctors. Weird how that works right? Almost like they want to drain all they can out of 1 doctor
@ownthispwn not all pre med at the end decide to go to med students
Night shift SICU nurse here!! We love our surgery residents. Y’all are incredible. Keep it up, your hard work, I know is not going unnoticed!
Thank you so much! SICU AND NIGHT SHIFT - girl I know you a great nurse!
Whenever I think I have had a long day at work and I am exhausted and feel like I cannot go on, I will think of you. Thank you for taking care of people.
Thank you so much! :)
yea her employer gives her a room for naps, and gives them a separate cafe loaded with free food she gets paid buku money....... how many other jobs give you all that? oh and when you are on the clock you are at the job doing work not napping and yuo go off the clock to eat this is a sham
These hours are not necessary. Maybe in the past they had a purpose but now it’s dangerous and can cause deadly mistakes. No one makes good decisions when they’re exhausted.
thats what I was thinking...
& AGAIN I will say…. how in the world are football players, reality tv cast making MILLIONS?!?!?!
yet the amazing selfless kind hardworking dedicated ones who are putting their lives on line &/or saving lives, not even make much $@all??? not even for all they do!!
my son within past year has enlisted in the army & when I tell u what hes already missed out on, all hard work he’s done & when he told me that he makes like $2500 month I wanted to throw up!!
Thank God for giving us heros/angels such as Drs police officers nurses military etc….
Thank you for all u do❤❤❤❤
I completely understand what you mean & am empathetic to your situation, however, it’s important to realize that salaries are based on how profitable an industry is. Football is extremely dangerous & it’s not uncommon for athletes to have body issues post retirement. Furthermore, football is a multibillion dollar industry, how is it fair for that revenue to stay with team owners and not the players? Furthermore, most actors aren’t extremely rich (it’s not uncommon for ones in LA to work Uber in between gigs). Once again, if they are making the big bucks, it’s because the film industry is a very profitable business, evident by how many people consume television & film on a day-to-day basis. I’d much rather the athletes and actors make the money rather than CEOs who know little about how hard it is to become an amazing athlete or actor.
@@qetsiyah1766 I think the issue is that millions or billions of dollars are put into the military, but not the actual people that are risking their lives on duty it’s going to weapons and what not. Same concept with being a cop or doctor. Health insurance is crazy these companies and hospitals make millions but aren't properly paying their workers who are saving lives/risking their lives. Whereas football may be dangerous but it’s for entertainment reasons, they put themselves on the field knowing they can get hurt but will have millions at the end of it. People get deployed and killed or severely handicapped and their family isn't left with much because they weren't making much.
I completely understand you, but to be honest I don’t study medicine for the money haha and if you ask a lot of my friends they will tell you the same, we knew well before we started that we had to work a lot and even work in two different places in the day just to make money to pay bills, but when we see patients who are in pain and we can help them that’s what pushes us to continue everyday, helping people and taking their pain away is just amazing, or even if we can’t help them, just to talk to them and make them comfortable is something that very few people have the privilege of doing.
Are you aware that most doctors have a god complex which why the largest amount of lawsuits in the country can be contributed to medical negligence? Ask your friends how many experiences they’ve had with doctors that don’t care as an anecdotal study
I make $18K a month with an Ai influencer. You have to go where the money is. Tell your son to be a businessman and he’ll have plenty of off time and make lots of money.
You are my biggest inspiration & whenever I am a plastic surgeon, I will still be keeping up with your journey. Super woman 🙏🏽
Thank you so much! I appreciate you being here and BEST of luck on your journey!
I’m a Nursing student & I truly love how you shed light on the reality of the field you’re in! Not just the benefits of your career choice but truly the hard work and knowledge that goes into this. Wow!
I luv that you love the follow up with your patients. This is so me as well.
I do! I have a hard time moving on if I don't know the outcome!
I don't know how you do it. I could never, ever, ever in a million years do general surgery. My body and brain just couldn't handle it. Major props to you, doctor.
I'm a law student, but your videos are so inspirational to watch, Doc. I have much respect for doctors. I'm a new subscriber, yay!
It doesn't make any sense to work a surgeon this hard. If someone is going to cut into my body they better be well rested and relaxed. If not the chance of making a mistake is high. It shouldn't be allowed.
I work in theatre daily, sorry to tell you but the surgeons are for sure not rested… They are just very good at there job, but i have definitely seen overly exhausted surgeons operating.
Yea this is scary 😢
They are so tired and they will make stupid mistakes!!! The system is WRONG !
@@ggc7318I can stay awake for 3 days straight with no mistakes 😂😂😂 . It is a matter of training your body and getting used to.
Yay, another video. New subscriber from London. My god I had no idea how hard you guys work doing this!!! Huge thanks from us all that needed your service and surgeons around the world. How long can one sustain these kind of hours! Your so inspiring and incredibly beautiful 💖🙏🏻
Thank you so much! I appreciate you being here and taking the time to watch my video!
You are literally such a GREAT ROLE MODEL ! the fact that you are on the go and have time for your family is INSANE!!! your daughter will look at this and be proud of you !!
It just amazes me the amount of will and determination it must take to embark on such a training program. The fact that the human brain can do so much with little sleep, amazes me. Haven’t gone through many procedures myself over my lifetime. I have nothing but the most respect for anyone who chooses to become a medical doctor, and then particular one who is a surgeon. Hatsoff to you and I hope you have a long and productive career.
We are watching this person working to exhaustion. The medical system seriously needs to be reformed. Try to look after yourself Dr Sanchez.
Not the coffee calculations so you don’t get palpitations for me😂😂.
Welldone Dr Sanchez💪🏽💪🏽
Hahahaha, basically story of my life
i can no longer complain about not being able to post on youtube or titkok because you work 72 hours and yet still make time to film in between and edit videos in between while still being a mom. i give you huge props wow much respect to all the doctors and nurses out there.
I have went on a deep dive of this channel and I love it !!!
Yay! Thank you!!!
Doctora estoy muy orgulloso de usted! Mil bendiciones y viva Mexico! Usted es un ejemplar para todo los latinos que si se PUEDE!
You are a great inspiration, thank you for taking the time to make these insightful and well put together videos!
Thank you so much for your kind words!
My mom is a doctor and honestly I have so much respect for you and every doctor. People don’t realize that you basically give up so much stuff and experiences while you’re in medical school. You sacrifice so much and all people say “ they make so much money “ duhh they worked their ass off and continue to do so every time they get to work !
People don’t realize how much work you do as a doctor! I never saw my mom but she made sure to be as involved as she could while working ❤
I dont know whats more impressive your work or how you mange to sustain work life balance
Edit: I appreciate the love I’m getting on this comment I say Impressive sparingly, because on one hand the life style she has is slowly killing her and we shouldn’t normalize it and think its healthy or sustainable for even a second and on the other hand masochism and grind culture is the only way you can justify this work load. Surgery will really break you apart just to build you up again lol.
Thank you! I definitely try to maintain a positive attitude but it is not hard and the system is not the best! There is so much room for improvement. I do wish my life was actually balanced but unfortunately we make sacrifices for a better future!
God bless you 🤍 you are an angel. I can’t express how grateful I am for surgeons who saves lives everyday. I had an ileostomy last year and everyday I think and am grateful for my surgeon for giving me my life back. I am currently in school for nursing.
Hola Doctora! Fourth Year med student and incoming Pediatrics intern. I love you showing your comal y las quesadillas se me antojaron jaja. Felicidades por representar a nuestra gente. Bendiciones, exito!
Jaja, las quesadillas are my go to! Buena suerte en todo y felicidades por tus logros!
I hope you make more videos like this! Being able to see the more ins and outs of your day to day as a doctor/resident is super helpful as a premed
I'm definitely trying - just tough to make the time, haha!
It's so inspiring to see you being a mom and working in a very time consuming field. I can barely keep up with myself, lol! Thank you for all that you do.
This is the first time I’ve come across your channel and can I just say it is so amazing to see how you manage it all
I know it most definitely isn’t easy but the strength and determination you have is simply amazing
@@dianaduenas4494 thank you so much! It is definitely not easy! I appreciate your kind words!!
Dr. Sanchez, this is the first video I’ve seen from you and instantly subscribed. You’re amazing and can’t wait to watch more of your videos
Thank you so much for being here!
Same here!
Loved your last comment on how you would love to follow through with all of your patients. That tells me how dedicated you are as a surgeon and you care about your patients and well being. I find medicine fascinating. I always wanted to be a surgeon but life gets in the way.
Dr. Sanchez we (the other residents) need your secret to being so positive and finding the time to do it all. Also we need your tips for being so confident on camera and just vlogging. Such an inspiration!
As a colorectal patient. Thank you for your service Dr. 🙏🏽
You are amazing. Thank you for sharing your journey!
Thank you for watching!
Love these videos. Such an inspiration to me. Thank you Dr. Sanchez for this content ❤
Thank you so much for being here!
Not to be dramatic but 72 hour call should not be allowed
Agreed!!
Definitely not great for patient care bc I’m sure you can imagine mistakes happen when you’re sleep deprived 😢
@@DestinyshanteMD thats why I wonder how surgeons are allowed to experiment on people when they’re sleep deprived
It shouldn’t. That’s how deadly mistakes happen and hospitals will cover it up and no wonder surgeons are cranky and have attitudes cause they tired as hell!
They have sleeping rooms she showed it in the video
Hi Dr daisy Sanchez hope you had a good weekend and week much love from southwest Springfield Missouri
Thank you so much! Have a great weekend!
Wow…. That’s a crazy schedule. You are awesome and we are so grateful for your love and dedication! Post op rehab nurse here!🎉
The amount of coffee and sugar to sustain you throughout the 72 hr shift 😵💫 you're amazing for still being so positive and tired! If it were me, my eyebags and dark circles would be so bad.
Thank you so much!
Thank U 4 sharing your professional life with us! Thank U 4 your service and taking care of us! Being a surgical resident looks grueling and demanding, not to mention you're a mom too! Wow!, I salute you Dr. Sanchez! Again thank U 4 all that you do and U are appreciated! Peace & Blessings! P.S.> U have a new subscriber 4 sure!
Everytime my mom asks me what I want to be when I graduate I always tell her about you 🥹! I am only a sophomore in high school and you have inspired me to hopefully be the first Surgeon in my Mexican family!! Thank you so much Dr. Sanchez 💕
Go for it!!!
u are so inspirational. I am going thru the roughies of medical school now. And I always look onto ur videos to inspire me forward.
I am also a surgeon, this is the first time I see a surgeon with nail polish on. We always have short and no covered nails.
It’s a no go
I was thinking the same thing.
And what about the selfie taking?
i was gonna go sleep after a short youtube break and first thing popped up is you doc, thank you for motivating me. i really gotta do a lot more to be as usefull as you. thank you
Thanks for sharing! I have been one of those wknd gallbladder calls/surgery. These 25 yrs I still remember when the surgeon came in he smelled of coffee.❤❤❤
Love that you have your name and creds embroidered on your scrub cap!! Excellent idea!! Your daughter is precious ❤️ Hubs had a chole and he said it hurt more than his Triple CABG!!
OMG that is so crazy! Hope he is doing well!
@@thedaisysanchez thanks he is!! 25 years later!!
As I watched this I repeatedly asked myself “How is she doing this” and you still had enough energy to make a TH-cam video 😅 I have so much respect for you 💗💗💗
Oh my gosh, your daughter making your bed on the couch is so adorable and so sweet of her 😊❤️.
First time watching your videos. I use to love in south Florida for 25 year but moved out of state. I sure do miss the food. You seem like a wonderful, caring doctor and I wish you continued success.
You work so hard!! its so inspiring❤ keep up the good work Dr
Thank you! I appreciate it!!
You work so hard and as a Latina make me proud to be a Latina mom and doctor be such an amazing professional. I’m in my path to usmle also and this is inspiring to me. I’m not choosing surgery jajajajj but it does not matter the speciality it’s the work that we put on as a doctors. Hermoso video and so nice your daughter can speak Spanish too so they don’t forget where we came from. Muy orgullosa de ti doc. Abrazos
My respect to you Dr. Sanchez! You are so inspirational and I’m always rooting for you ❤
To see a woman of color being the Chief (!) Surgery (!) Resident AND being a mom, PLUS being gorgeous with great skin - you are amazing!! 🙌🏽🙌🏽
I dont know and care what others have to say...but surely you are my inspiration...i keep coming back to watch your videos again and again to get my sanity back ...and keep pushing myself and try to stay very positive throughout...lots of love from INDIA❤
thank you for being so realistic showing the life of a doctor! its tough and demanding but where would the world be without doctors
It really is tough but I'm lucky to have a lot of support!
Thank you for sharing this. You reignited my passion to be a surgeon. I'm going through college rt now and I've been so lost even though I always knew I wanted to be a cardiac surgeon since 10 yrs old. I won't give up now. Thanks. ❤
This was such an entertaining video. I literally just put this up to eat my lunch before I went into my A&P class for my pre-reqs for a radiology and this is very inspiring to keep going! I love your work ethic. I love how you break down the terms that you were using to more simpler terms for us to understand and overall I love, the way your kids take care of you when you get home because they understand as well. You’re doing amazing! I hope new doctors and new surgeons are even as half as incredible as you. Thank you! 😁😁
Okay girl I’m not going to lie, me caíste gorda en un past video but after seeing this one I have respect for you and all you do! Super amazing your daughter speaks Spanish! I work overnights in the radiology dept in the ER and I don’t know how you the 72hr calls.
I work in vet med surgery and for dogs with torn ACL we do a procedure called a TPLO aka tibia plateau leveling osteotomy.
Typically these pets will have damage bilaterally to both ACL’s due to overcompensation on the opposite limb of the one that is initially presenting. Sometimes we reccomend bilateral to help save owners cost of anesthesia and also to prevent 2 episodes of a 6 month recovery. However studies also advise against it because of heightened complications due simply to human error caused by tiredness.
I commend you girl you are so hard working. They need a better system though and I hope no matter what you do, you always forgive yourself because you cannot be super woman all the time. I know even when you feel 50% I guarantee you give 100.
All the love here from Southern California ❤ you inspire me!
Wow it looks like you work a ton! Thank God we have people like you helping people with surgeries!
Amazing! Just wow! I want to Thank You for what you do and all the sacrifices! God bless you and your family.
I’m a healthcare employee and I love my doctors I think they are life savers ❤️❤️❤️THANKYOU for all you do !!!! ❤
I am a 4th year medical students, my main dream is to become a Neurosurgeon Inshaeallah, I'm so struggling with my studies and this video gave me so much motivation thank you so much ❤❤❤
you got this ! 🤍
May Allah make it easy on 😊😊
I salute your hard work and dedication Doctor , Thank you for your service and God bless you with great Health
You have a great mentality with all of this ❤
Not always but I try! haha
I am also a resident young mom, you are such an inspiration
That's amazing!!
wow im sorry for the lack of sleep but you are doing amazing work!!
I feel for you. Those long hours are hard on the body. I used to be an aircraft mechanic in the Air Force and we’d work 12 hours shifts pretty often…hard shifts. They can use and abuse you when you are a salaried employee. I’ve never experienced overtime pay before.
What you do is extremely admirable, I think I have found my new favorite channel!
Literally pretty brain, pretty soul, and so freaking pretty!! Love those videos, doc. You are great, and what you do is amazing. Thank you for all of your hard work!
Thank you for posting! I am interested in neurosurgery as a female and seeing other women in the medical field is so inspiring.
What an amazing sound when the baby was born! :D Would not get tired of that one. Is it all over the hospital?
YES! It's everywhere and I love it!
I love your videos this is pushing me through school! It does look very tiring and hard and omg those hours are just insane but I personally like this workstyle so thank you and wishing you the best and take don't forget to take care of your health and self!
Thank you so much!!
Dr. Sanchez is literally my favorite doctor. She’s so talented and such an inspiration to us Latinas!!
Wow! That is all I can say ! You are an amazing human making so much happen at your hospital; home & beyond! I’m impressed & inspired
THANK YOU!
To watch this as a surgery resident in Europe, this video is very disturbing. Not only the fact, that she has to operate without sleeping at all. Also this hospital she is working in seems quite big, they have a separate colorectal and one general surgery ward and they cannot afford an on call surgeon who stays at the hospital and doesn‘t need to go home? I really can‘t understand why is health care so expensive in USA. This seems like the shittiest health care, where the doctor helps the intern from home - if there is an intern???? Is this in USA at all? I mean you are very hard working, for sure, but this still doesn‘t seem right. I hope your work life would get more organised in future! Take care!
Dr.Sanchez I sincerely appalled you, your work ethic and determination is beyond inspiring and incredible! Thank you for the work that you do ❤
This work schedule is horrifying and is almost unbelievable and unbearable. With the work that you do it’s critically necessary for you to always be 100% certain and sharp and how can a person be that when they only get a few hours of rest does your body even fully shut down while you’re home trying to sleep? I can’t believe it does because while sleeping you have the stress and anxiety of waking up abruptly. You are amazing Dr. Sanchez and this phase in your life will pass ❤ remember doctors need love and care to 🇲🇽❤️
It’s my first time watching you! Melted my heart when you came hope to the kiddo
I have so much respect for people who work shifts and jobs such as this, you guys are incredible!!
Thank you so much!
Clicked your video at random and saw the Pembroke Lakes Mall, did not think this video was that local LOL
Thank you for this insightful video! Much respect to you and the doctor profession, it's amazing how you can maintain your composure and get back to work on little sleep. Idk how you guys do it but I have a lot of respect for y'all
You’re truly amazing! Plus putting out content, girl you are insane, such an inspiration 🤍
Thank you!! It's not easy but I really appreciate all the support and positive feedback!
I wonder how you guys handle so much stress 😮 that's literally insane. hats off to you 🔥💪🏻
We're only human - I just try to learn positive coping skills!
Girl…GOD BLESS YOU❤❗️
God bless YOU!
I'm 19, I just started school to go for my Bachelors in BBA(I'll be done in 1 year and 6 months). After I plan on going to medical school to become a general Surgeon. Your videos are really helpful and I love it!!!!!
If you really want to become a surgeon you’re going to be in school for over a decade so there really is no point in rushing it!
Thank you Dr for everything you do! I’ll be following your journey as I do my best to become a neurosurgeon or general surgeon ❤❤ thank you for being such an inspiration to us ❤❤
You are my role model for being able to keep this up. And you’re also the chief surgery resident! Wow!
Wow, all I can say is that you have my utmost respect. You seem like an amazing Doctor!
You are amazing Daisy!!! What you do is super human. Unfortunately, this is the inhumane way we teach our future healthcare providers. While there has been some improvement in the way we train our non surgical specialties, the surgical specialties remain draconian. So for those medical students deciding on their specialty, buyers be aware 😢
You will make an awesome attending. Keep up the great work.👍
I wanted to thank you for everything you do in this world 🌎❤ I was mpo three mths. Gallbladder. They wanted to send me to the mayo clinic in Oklahoma. It was sad times. 3 ercps. With gave me pancreatitis, set us back 2 wks. Nothing could get my stones out. I was in some small percentile of a small/ narrow GI tract. I ate relatively healthy, wasnt over weight, 30 yr old. It was KU med and St. Joseph that teamed up to put a stint through my liver and dilate my bial duct to release the stones. I kept it in about a week. That pain was insufferable. I was on morphine the entire time and 97 lb by the time I left. I have such respect for you and those who saved my life. 💕
I'm a final year medical student and watching this was just enough to boost my morale
Best of luck to you!
me encantan estos vlogs, ¡haces un gran trabajo! De verdad tienes que tener poderes para poder trabajar y aguantar tantas horas seguidas. Te deseo lo mejor, doctora Sánchez💓💓
Muchisimas gracias!! :))
Thanks for sharing a tiny bit of yourself, your care for those patients who suffer with some form of illness and need medical attention with hundreds of people on TH-cam. Take care of yourself and your daughter.
Video nuevo!!!! llegando a casa de guardia, no había mejor sorpresa :-) :-) Saludos desde España de una R3 Cir vascular!!
im currently prepping for the licencing exam and thank you so much for this brief glimpse into my future
Oh that's so exciting! Best of luck to you!
I recently visited my general surgeon that I know well and we talked about his years in surgery and his coming retirement at age 65. He still works many hours past 40 hours and only recently stopped being "on call." He lamented when he was a chief resident (35 years ago), some weeks he worked 120 hours. Just insane!!!
I just discovered your channel. My gosh you look tired. I give you props though. I agree these hours need to change bc this can’t be safe for you as a surgeon. Obviously you love what you do and I love seeing female surgeons!!!! Can I ask how you decided on general surgery? I’ve had my gall bladder out after my third baby. That was more painful than labor!!! First ER told me 3 hour wait and I’m like nope off to the next ER. Keep up the good work, you definitely a role model for the younger generation!!! PS your daughter is adorable.
I was called crazy for working alot like this when I was in my early 20s but now I have a big enough savings where I can be comfortable financially and im no where near a doctor or anything like that and I just turned 30. working like this for almost any profession is rewarding !