Judd is awesome. Not many hubby's would pick up the camera and finish the video. And he did it so well. Hope you're feeling better, Jacque and that the treatment gives you some relief. 💙💚❤💛💜
Feel better soon Jaquie. I’m new here, like a month or so, but I love your channel I suffer from chronic pain from three different Autoimmune Diseases. You give me strength 💕
Glad you had a good team looking after you. Hope you get feeling better (as can get). I can't imagine my life without my husband and service dog. It was nice to see another husband care so much about his wife. I wish you a full recovery with
Glad the procedure went well! Way to conquer your fears, Jaquie! What an inspiration to me! Thank you! 🙂Looking forward to an update! Keep moving forward! 💖
Bless your heart Judd! You are an awesome man. I have a lot of respect for you and the love and support you give to your family and friends. As well as all you do to keep all of us safe. You are never given enough prays! Feel better soon Jaquie we are all praying for both of you💜🙏💜🙏💜
Hoping and praying that you get long lasting, fantastic pain relief now that you’ve gone through this procedure. Keeping you and your beautiful family in my prayers Jaquie. Hugs to all of you, especially darling Hippo from Australia. 🙋🏻♀️ 💐💜
I'm so glad your care team is planning ahead for your needs and working to make you feel comfortable! That's amazing! (A new anesthesiologist is definitely a Big Deal.) And you've so got this! -Plant Jess
Do you mind if i ask what hospital/doctor treats you? I'm chronically ill as well, and love watching your videos-- they make me feel so much less alone
So happy for you having such a caring team to help you Jaquie. I've been searching for a doctor that will do the same procedure for me. My left hip tends to be the worst pain area. I don't tolerate a lot of meds, but I have had Toradol I.M. injections in the glutial area. This helps when I'm having a bad Elhers Danlos flare. I have had small doses of Ketamine as " twilight" sedation. Just to relax me for endoscopy & colonoscopy. Not nearly enough to be therapeutic. Is it possible for you to give the name of the doctor that does these procedures. I would greatly appreciate any help you could give me. 💙 also tell Judd he does a great job vlogging for you. 👍
Hello, my name is Justice. I've watched you for a while now. I live in Neveda where my insurance won't cover a geneticists. Today I was told by one of my doctors that I'm beyond their expertise but I should reach out to the EDS community to try to find help. My health is currently declining at steady pace and I'm getting to the point that I really need help. I live with my Fiance but he works during the day most days of the week. If I can get diagnosed, I can finally look into getting help. Any helpful answer is welcome
Great job on finishing up the video, Judd!! You are a real natural in front of the camera 😀👍🏼 I am so happy that you were able to receive your injection and all went well, aside from being a bit groggy 😴 Praying for excellent pain relief and pain management. 🙏🏻🤗❤️
My friend knows I suffer with chronic pain and high depression and anxiety and he found a song that helps calm him down. So he randomly messages me with the song link and a simple explanation. I almost cried. It was such a nice feeling that they were thinking of me. Maybe it'll help you! It's called Drowning by Excision. It has a really nice flow of beat that reminds me to breathe in time.
Are you able to still get IV Benadryl for home use with the National IV diphenhydramine shortage. I have IVIG due next week and have to get a dose before and after for the three days in a row I infuse ivig.
I understand the anxiety of plan changes. We get attached to people who do procedures because there’s out of control feelings and we just wanna know things will go well. Hang in there, all will be well.
The new guy will have all your records from past procedures so he/she can give you the same meds, doses etc as the other one! It’s all there and he will know what to be looking for in terms of how you are reacting to the meds and if you are waking up etc...you will be in good hands!
Hi! I am a new fan! I love so dogs so much and Harlow is such a cute dog! U r so strong and have a new fan! I’m so glad your home was not effected by hurricane Irma (I know this is old news, but I just watched the vid) . It sucks losing everything in a flood (got 5ft of water in house during Harvey) . I am 12 yrs old and live in Houston , Texas!! Lots of love! Plz leave a ❤️
Also, I also have divorced parents. It sucks sometimes 😔 , especially now my dad gets more mean by the day. Totally understand that struggle! Have a good day!!
Hi Jaquie, Love the new socks. Judd looks good with a mustache. I guess it took her a long time to wake up because she needs a lot of anesthesia to put her under. Nice of Judd to finish the video. :)
Jacquie, where did you get your seat belt cover. I am driving more often and no matter how much I adjust the seatbelt, it is damaging my eds skin on my neck and shoulder area.
I hope the procedure went well Jacquie I love to hear they got the pain under control Judd seems like a cool guy Harlow is so cute and your awesome love you Jacquie
Hey Jacquie & Judd, I have been following you for a while now - but not in a creepy sort of way... Anyways, love your channel! You guys rock :) Harlow is adorbs & an amazing service pup!
Weird question... I only know one person (and possibly me) who has EDS and we are both dancers. I know eds makes ligaments and joints flexible and the severity and what portions change per person. But one thing I have always wondered is are people with EDS generally able to do things like the splits? Or does it only really change normal people in just the part that holds the joints together, not the muscles and ligaments that go into that kind of flexibilty? I hope this makes some sort of sense... sorry I am new to EDS and its possible diagnosis for me. I only learned about it and asked my doctors about it because I learned about it from you! So thank you for that!
I'm not sure I totally understood your question, but wanted to try and respond. I'm a former dancer. My first dislocation, knee, came at 14, but I had been dancing since I was 5, on Pointe at 6yrs old. I could do the splits, either direction, and be completely flat, without dislocations. I could stand in a doorway and kick my leg over my head and touch the door frame above me. I'm 5'6". So I was always hyper flexible. The "W" was my most comfortable position to sit on floor in. I danced through several knee dislocations, both, until I was forced to have surgery, when I was 18. After the surgeries, I slowed down considerably. I only danced professionally for two years after that. The dislocations ended my dance career, but I did dance off and on into my 30s. I'm 47 now. After my surgeries I was fine. Had lots of pain and was still flexible, but no dislocations, until I turned 40, everything changed. All my joints were dislocatong or subluxing constantly. The pain ramped up considerably. I was having trouble moving, so my activity level decreased to zero. I was stupid and ignored my drs and still danced through my 30s. There's no reason you can't continue to dance, but do so smartly. Listen to your body and your doctor's. Get a good sports therapist that can guide through rougher days. Here's something I didn't know, or perhaps was told but chose not to hear it. When I started getting all my joints affected, I didn't think about the damage that was being done to the joint. Every subluxation and dislocation caused trauma to the joint as the bones scraped by them. For me, when I aged, this began to cause me more and more trouble. The joints were all chewed up and rough. Had I known, or listened to drs, I might have been able to prevent the significant damage that was done while I ignored pain and danced five hours a day. So, just food for thought. Don't ignore your pain. Again, find the right team of people to help you navigate what your body is going through. Hope this helps some. Sorry if I rambled. Lol. Best wishes to you as you figure out EDS. 🤗
Where does the nickname hippo come from. I love your new sock all my socks are funky. You mentioned the lady at the hospital was really nice and helped you meet the anesthesiologists. Sometimes I bake for people who are just really nice and helpful. The last time I made cookies for my dentist and the people at my bank. I just do it as a thank you and they love it.
Wow maybe now that the procedure went so quickly do you think maybe they can start using less anesthesia? That would be an amazing step forward! Progress not perfection. Praying you recover from the procedure and start having some pain relief.
Have you had epidural steroid injections hon? I just found out my neurosurgeon's office does them in the office and they "knock you out" for it if you want. I WANT!!! LOL.... My anxiety is too bad to even think about being awake for that.
I need those Socks! 😂 Judd, i like your mustache, its the person behind it that counts anyway👍 The anesthesiologist is kind of important so that is understandable! Sounds like he really safely put you under👏 Hope you are feeling better ❤️
Is your face swelling up from something. You almost look like your having a allergic reaction. Everytime i look at past vids to now your face look swollen😷. I hope it nothing love your vids, your amazing
Judd what a good hubby to finish the vlog for her.. Hope you have a brighter day today .
Judd is awesome. Not many hubby's would pick up the camera and finish the video. And he did it so well. Hope you're feeling better, Jacque and that the treatment gives you some relief. 💙💚❤💛💜
Ha - "I'm gonna show them my goodies!" Judd's dimpley smile is so sweet, love that he can supplement and finish off the videos for you.
Feel better soon Jaquie. I’m new here, like a month or so, but I love your channel I suffer from chronic pain from three different Autoimmune Diseases. You give me strength 💕
Glad you had a good team looking after you. Hope you get feeling better (as can get). I can't imagine my life without my husband and service dog. It was nice to see another husband care so much about his wife. I wish you a full recovery with
Glad the procedure went well! Way to conquer your fears, Jaquie! What an inspiration to me! Thank you! 🙂Looking forward to an update! Keep moving forward! 💖
Hoping the very best for you following this recent procedure! Sending prayers for a quick recovery and pain relief. From Minnesota!
Bless your heart Judd! You are an awesome man. I have a lot of respect for you and the love and support you give to your family and friends. As well as all you do to keep all of us safe. You are never given enough prays! Feel better soon Jaquie we are all praying for both of you💜🙏💜🙏💜
Praying your recovery isn't too bad! Also praying this helps you!!!💚
Hoping and praying that you get long lasting, fantastic pain relief now that you’ve gone through this procedure. Keeping you and your beautiful family in my prayers Jaquie. Hugs to all of you, especially darling Hippo from Australia. 🙋🏻♀️ 💐💜
I'm so glad your care team is planning ahead for your needs and working to make you feel comfortable! That's amazing! (A new anesthesiologist is definitely a Big Deal.) And you've so got this! -Plant Jess
Judd is such a great man!!! I hope you recover well Jaquie ❤️
Do you mind if i ask what hospital/doctor treats you? I'm chronically ill as well, and love watching your videos-- they make me feel so much less alone
So happy for you having such a caring team to help you Jaquie. I've been searching for a doctor that will do the same procedure for me. My left hip tends to be the worst pain area. I don't tolerate a lot of meds, but I have had Toradol I.M. injections in the glutial area. This helps when I'm having a bad Elhers Danlos flare. I have had small doses of Ketamine as " twilight" sedation. Just to relax me for endoscopy & colonoscopy. Not nearly enough to be therapeutic. Is it possible for you to give the name of the doctor that does these procedures. I would greatly appreciate any help you could give me. 💙 also tell Judd he does a great job vlogging for you. 👍
Nice ending Judd love that you let her rest and you finished the vlog for the night. Hope you feel better now you have pain relief Jacqui xxxx
Hello, my name is Justice. I've watched you for a while now. I live in Neveda where my insurance won't cover a geneticists. Today I was told by one of my doctors that I'm beyond their expertise but I should reach out to the EDS community to try to find help. My health is currently declining at steady pace and I'm getting to the point that I really need help. I live with my Fiance but he works during the day most days of the week. If I can get diagnosed, I can finally look into getting help. Any helpful answer is welcome
Great job on finishing up the video, Judd!! You are a real natural in front of the camera 😀👍🏼 I am so happy that you were able to receive your injection and all went well, aside from being a bit groggy 😴 Praying for excellent pain relief and pain management. 🙏🏻🤗❤️
My friend knows I suffer with chronic pain and high depression and anxiety and he found a song that helps calm him down. So he randomly messages me with the song link and a simple explanation. I almost cried. It was such a nice feeling that they were thinking of me. Maybe it'll help you! It's called Drowning by Excision. It has a really nice flow of beat that reminds me to breathe in time.
Hoping and praying that this procedure will dramatically reduce your pain. ❤
Don't stress yourself out everything will work out fine. I'll keep you in my prayers and sending healing hugs your way 💗✝️💗
I got some that say got out of bed award. I love them because of my chronic pain and I struggle to get out of bed in the morning.
Are you able to still get IV Benadryl for home use with the National IV diphenhydramine shortage. I have IVIG due next week and have to get a dose before and after for the three days in a row I infuse ivig.
I understand the anxiety of plan changes. We get attached to people who do procedures because there’s out of control feelings and we just wanna know things will go well. Hang in there, all will be well.
The new guy will have all your records from past procedures so he/she can give you the same meds, doses etc as the other one! It’s all there and he will know what to be looking for in terms of how you are reacting to the meds and if you are waking up etc...you will be in good hands!
Hi! I am a new fan! I love so dogs so much and Harlow is such a cute dog! U r so strong and have a new fan! I’m so glad your home was not effected by hurricane Irma (I know this is old news, but I just watched the vid) . It sucks losing everything in a flood (got 5ft of water in house during Harvey) . I am 12 yrs old and live in Houston , Texas!! Lots of love! Plz leave a ❤️
Also, I also have divorced parents. It sucks sometimes 😔 , especially now my dad gets more mean by the day. Totally understand that struggle! Have a good day!!
Jaquie love u so much hope u feel better I’ll pray for u love all of your vids and Harlow hope I can meet u someday
Great job doing the sign-off Juddster!
Hi Jaquie, Love the new socks. Judd looks good with a mustache. I guess it took her a long time to wake up because she needs a lot of anesthesia to put her under. Nice of Judd to finish the video. :)
Jacquie, where did you get your seat belt cover. I am driving more often and no matter how much I adjust the seatbelt, it is damaging my eds skin on my neck and shoulder area.
Love the Majestically Awkward socks!
I hope the procedure went well Jacquie I love to hear they got the pain under control Judd seems like a cool guy Harlow is so cute and your awesome love you Jacquie
Hey Jacquie & Judd, I have been following you for a while now - but not in a creepy sort of way... Anyways, love your channel! You guys rock :) Harlow is adorbs & an amazing service pup!
Weird question... I only know one person (and possibly me) who has EDS and we are both dancers. I know eds makes ligaments and joints flexible and the severity and what portions change per person. But one thing I have always wondered is are people with EDS generally able to do things like the splits? Or does it only really change normal people in just the part that holds the joints together, not the muscles and ligaments that go into that kind of flexibilty? I hope this makes some sort of sense... sorry I am new to EDS and its possible diagnosis for me. I only learned about it and asked my doctors about it because I learned about it from you! So thank you for that!
Splits rely more on stretched muscles; I know some EDS’ers have tighter muscles which prevent them from doing a split
I'm not sure I totally understood your question, but wanted to try and respond. I'm a former dancer. My first dislocation, knee, came at 14, but I had been dancing since I was 5, on Pointe at 6yrs old. I could do the splits, either direction, and be completely flat, without dislocations. I could stand in a doorway and kick my leg over my head and touch the door frame above me. I'm 5'6". So I was always hyper flexible. The "W" was my most comfortable position to sit on floor in. I danced through several knee dislocations, both, until I was forced to have surgery, when I was 18. After the surgeries, I slowed down considerably. I only danced professionally for two years after that. The dislocations ended my dance career, but I did dance off and on into my 30s. I'm 47 now. After my surgeries I was fine. Had lots of pain and was still flexible, but no dislocations, until I turned 40, everything changed. All my joints were dislocatong or subluxing constantly. The pain ramped up considerably. I was having trouble moving, so my activity level decreased to zero. I was stupid and ignored my drs and still danced through my 30s. There's no reason you can't continue to dance, but do so smartly. Listen to your body and your doctor's. Get a good sports therapist that can guide through rougher days. Here's something I didn't know, or perhaps was told but chose not to hear it. When I started getting all my joints affected, I didn't think about the damage that was being done to the joint. Every subluxation and dislocation caused trauma to the joint as the bones scraped by them. For me, when I aged, this began to cause me more and more trouble. The joints were all chewed up and rough. Had I known, or listened to drs, I might have been able to prevent the significant damage that was done while I ignored pain and danced five hours a day. So, just food for thought. Don't ignore your pain. Again, find the right team of people to help you navigate what your body is going through. Hope this helps some. Sorry if I rambled. Lol. Best wishes to you as you figure out EDS. 🤗
So glad your procedure went well! Prayers your way! I need those socks for a friend !! Xoxo
Where does the nickname hippo come from. I love your new sock all my socks are funky. You mentioned the lady at the hospital was really nice and helped you meet the anesthesiologists. Sometimes I bake for people who are just really nice and helpful. The last time I made cookies for my dentist and the people at my bank. I just do it as a thank you and they love it.
Having EDS do you find it takes twice as long to come out of Anesthesia longer
Wow maybe now that the procedure went so quickly do you think maybe they can start using less anesthesia? That would be an amazing step forward! Progress not perfection. Praying you recover from the procedure and start having some pain relief.
Glad you are home and feel better soon 💗
Gentle hugs jacquie xoxo
Judd you are one wonderful hubby!
I hate hospitals but I love U! Feel better Jacquie!! xoxoxo
Pandas are my favorite! I have two tattooed on my body and trust me when I say, a LOT of panda things
Those are floppy ear dogs on your slippers! They are so cute.
Btw u got a new sub!! 😁😍❤️
I need the ""I ttalked to people today"" socks Lol. I'm I. The hospital, really bad surgery complications.
Hey jaquie
Have you had epidural steroid injections hon? I just found out my neurosurgeon's office does them in the office and they "knock you out" for it if you want. I WANT!!! LOL.... My anxiety is too bad to even think about being awake for that.
Thats the song I use too! 😍😁
get better soon. 😍 you guy's. xoxoxo.
I need those Socks! 😂 Judd, i like your mustache, its the person behind it that counts anyway👍 The anesthesiologist is kind of important so that is understandable! Sounds like he really safely put you under👏 Hope you are feeling better ❤️
3:19 I still remember a video in which Harlow only reacted when you called her Hippo. Just saying!
Haha those look more like dogs than pandas
SHAWN MENDES YAASSS!!!!!!
Glad everything went Ok XxxxxxxxX
Judd is a top notch husband! Check out the website blueQ, tons of cool socks and comfy too!
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Is your face swelling up from something. You almost look like your having a allergic reaction. Everytime i look at past vids to now your face look swollen😷. I hope it nothing love your vids, your amazing