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I needed to pause the video to say how impressed I am about how you were cleaning and getting stuff done despite not feeling well! Pretty amazing how you powered through!
I was thinking the same thing. I’m just a little dizzy and I can barely do my cleaning stuff.
I kind of like the upbeat music, I feel like it reflects your keep moving forward motto, so even though some depressing things can happen in your videos, you look back on and remember the happy times instead of when you were at your lowest. Stay strong!
Exactly! And people come here from all walks of life too so I feel like the music should be happy music because I'm sure not all viewers have had the best day ever.
I agree and for me the happy music always reminds me that no matter how hard things may be we'll be able to move forward in a "everything will be okay" kind of way :) so I really like the current music but I'm sure you're gonna find one that suits the new intro as well :D love your videos anyway!
Nah, the music is perfect because it matches your spirit and happiness despite the rougher things that happen. Just a thought!
Maggie Mann I thought the same about her spirit. Her positivity is inspiring.
I love your intro!!! I always "sing" along and say what you say in the intro😂
Annika T me too! I think the music matches her personality
Me too :D I always mouth what both of them say and smile afterwards. :) I think it's the best intro on youtube.
Agreed. Please keep the intro! It’s awesome
I usually fist bump and raise the thumb when she does. Although it was always curious why she introduces Harlow before Judd (although I mostly watch the videos for Harlow). I also notice that in the end of the intro, she kisses Harlow, and Judd kisses her and Harlow.
I love the intro! Especially when Judd says your hands are freezing. Your smile is So cute! xxx
Glad it was quick and you're home! I really hope its not MRSA, and you dont have to do i.v's during the holidays. Enjoy your weekend🎄
I haven't even started watching yet lol and just wanted to say bless your heart. Seems like it's been one thing after another for you in recently months. You take it in stride tho. You always have a positive attitude no matter what's goin on or how frustrated or discouraged you may be. You never let it show. We don't see many people like you in this world anymore so its always like a breath of fresh air to watch your videos!
Ouch! That sounds painful.
I got good news. I got my hip injections today and I asked for ketamine and I got it. They were surprised that I was asking about it and said I gave them a great idea. So thanks so much your you in put. It helped.
sweetp1015 hi sweetie! Hope you feel great soon!!! Xoxo
I love the going on an adventure and then your hands are cold, always cracks me up. Lidocaine wears off really fast with my EDS also I always tell them you have to work quick. I also end up with blisters after. Ativan is given for anxiety usually use in hospital as the first end they try. I’m sorry you have to go through this. Hugs glad they are taking care of this. Get it down warrior fight. 💜
I know I'm late on catching up with your blogs...it's been a rough week/weekend, but still wanted to comment. I'm glad your ER trip wasn't as bad as you expected, but so sorry you had to go in the first place. I know it's crazy, but I am so sad to hear you are changing your introduction and nervous to see what is in store. Please keep in mind that what keeps us coming back to your channel is not only that we feel like we've gotten to know you and care for you and your well-being through your day to day life, but also the hope and cheer that you share for others. You move on when things get rough, you laugh, and you enjoy life despite what you have to endure in between. Your adventures keep us moving forward. When you change the intro to portray all of the ups and downs in life, please don't forget the cheer and laughter that you share.
Hi everyone just want to say have a good day/night it is 6:05 in England right now.
Lara Historylife have a good evening it’s 9:04 pm in Cape Town South Africa
it's 11:25 In Oregon right now...... :'D (AM)
Lara Historylife you too
Lara Historylife Hi Lara! It’s 5pm here in the East Coast;) collldddddd & icy out though:)
Hey, it's 7:00 here in Oregon right now!
Oh no! Crummy infection go away! Hope this is the last suprise so you can enjoy the holiday family trip you mentioned.
I completely agree with your reasons to change the intro im so excited to see the new one!!
You cant take out the "freezing cold hands" part of your intro out! please don't! lol Its my favorite part that has lead to many giggles and even my fiancé joining me on watching your vlogs. She related to Judd in that part lol But seriously we love that part.
That roomba googly eyes always cracks me up
Skylar Hale Me too! It's so funny!
Haha I'm glad to hear you're updating your intro, not that i hate it or anything, i just always skip it because I'm impatient to get to the vlog. My favorite bit is when you shock Judd with your cold hands 😁
I completely understand wanting to change the intro music for the reasons that you explained; but I like the upbeat one because it matches your personality and heart! It's a good reminder that we can still be good, happy, positive people and enjoy life despite our short comings.
My dad was a pilot and we had a 1/4 share of a private Cessna (a 177RG). I had a bad abscess on my stump (I'm an amputee) and as we started to fly home it started hurting as we were climbing out and the pressure changed. Then it exploded. Nasty, but it felt better.
My poor dad, he was upset, not about the mess, but because the pressure change was hurting me. He wanted to turn back but I told him to keep going, that I could deal with the pain. He had to climb to get over the mountains, but he kept asking me if I was okay. It hurt, but driving home would have taken 10 - 12 hours, compared to 3 hours flying. I did NOT want to sit in the car that long.
I love your Intro it just makes me feel happy everyday when I hear the music....can you post your Intro in a seperate video so we can still watch it. :) you did great, I would have been freaking out alot more knowing I would feel it when they did the lancing :O hope it heals up quick for you xx
jilly G you can always go back and watch an old vlog to hear the intro again! I love the intro as well
Have had one of those removed before. It was on my ear and swelled up to being the size of a quarter. It was one of the most painful procedures done to me. GOOD JOB JACKIE FOR BEING A TROOPER!!!
My kiddo recently had an abscess. It was extremely painful and he isn’t one to complain. They drained it and packed it and with an antibiotic it healed well. Poor kid could hardly move it hurt so much. Once it was drained he said it felt better. They told us abscesses are quite common.
I recently had emergency surgery and have an abscess from an internal stitch getting infected. I don’t know how much of my pain is still post surgery healing and how much is the abscess but I sympathise with you. I have had 2 courses of antibiotics so far and hope I don’t need it drained coz it’s right where I have an already still very tender healing scar and the thought of having that area cut back open really scares me. I have eds too btw. Watching your videos really helps me, thank you.
I did not get lidocaine when they split open my abscess. I was tortured for nothing. The doctor however did advise that if I ever saw a bump like this appearing to immediately place a warm compress on it or shower with warm/hot water on it for a time. My daughter spotted one on her thigh and she showered with warm/ hot water on it for a time and it never grew and disappeared. No antibiotics needed or drainage. Great advice.
I had mrsa on my neck once, they could not numb the area and when they drained it, it was the most painful thing that I had ever felt in my life. Very impressed on how strong you are!!! Ps. I love watching your vids I look forward to them everyday. Keep doing you jaq!
WOW!! So sorry! I have a skin disease that is horrific on top of multiple diseases & I’ve had abscesses & infected lesions & bc of my compromised immune system, like yours, they always treat me with a triple antibiotic before any excisions. I paused to comment and am hoping it wasn’t too painful 😣... I shall find out now! Goin back to your vid & I am super excited because I have become a Patron!!!!! Xoxo Bless you!
WOW Jaquie you are AMAZING! I'm a wimp and don't handle pain well at all. I had to get stitches in the bottom of my foot, right under my last 2 toes. The doctor tried to numb them, but the numbing shots hurt SO bad and they didn't help much at all!
I love the part "uhh, you have freezing cold hands!" :D it´s like my the most favorite part of song :D I don´t know why :D
What a trooper you are! You are a one woman army. I pray you have some great days all in a row. You are loved, Pattie
I feel for you 💐
I had an abcess the size of a golf ball on my upper thigh near the groin. I finally went to a walk-in clinic and the doctor took one look at it and said I was lucky I didn't have sepsis because the infection was moving inwards 🤢 I had it lanced, drained and packed too. Omg. The worst was that the abscess had been so deep that I had to go back 3 times to have it repacked without any freezing. It was staph not MRSA but I was on antibiotics for 10 days also.
Sending you speedy recovery vibes 🌸
Hallo Babes!
So sorry about the bloody abscess 😤😢
My son, however, had one 'on his arse, and above his spine'😦
I brought him to me after his op to look after him, with instructions from the hospital as to what I should do!
I've had a day bit of experience with 'hospital work', but the first time I removed the covering plaster and 'packing', my knees went rather weak, because I could almost see his spine through a VERY large hole😕😨
(He'd ignored it for months, thinking that it would 'just go away with antibiotic cream!😦)
He, of course, hadn't seen the result of the operation!
I'd, thank goodness, had the good sense to have an as near as perfect 'medically clean environment', and could re-pack his wound, having recovered myself😊
He was here for 5 weeks, with the usual 'daily change', and it was absolutely incredible to see how his ' 2nd arse hole' (sorry, not very nice, but true!), finally closed completely 😊
Thank goodness, my dear, that, although a sort of bloody annoying 'relapse', you got it sorted out as soon as possible (OUCH😤)
All love, Claire, Berlin, Germany 😊 😙
Girl, I feel ya! My mom, me, and my son all have a chronic condition called hidradenitis suppurativa. It's an (in our case hereditary) autoimmune disease that causes multiple, deep abscesses. Sometimes they get as large as a lemon. Abscesses of any size are painful and it is no fun to have them lanced. I know you don't normally do pain meds, but just an fyi here, they can absolutely give you a shot or port meds for the pain. I have to get dilaudid plus numerous shots of lidocaine and it can still hurt. Prayers for a speedy recovery.
Bunny Mama I just got diagnosed with HS after about 2 1/2 years of multiple doctors and procedures and I’m going through a flare now taking hydrocodone because of the deep scar tissue
I'm so sorry you had to endure yet another thing Jaquie. Hang in there!
I hope you'll feel better soon. I have learned so much about chronic illnesses because of you channel, thank you!💕🐶
Oh man I can feel your pain!! 3 weeks ago i had a large painful bump on my bikini line. Ended up at the ER getting the infected cyst drained and removed. They suggested anesthesia bc of the location but i didnt really want to be put under so they injected some lidocaine for the procedure. Luckily, the lidocaine made the area numb enough to ease most of the pain, but they had to get drawback before numbing to ensure it wasn't a mass... and oh my gosh it hurt really bad. Worst part was the surgeon was struggling to get drawback so he had to try a few different times. You are so strong 💜
I know you probably don’t want advice but when my sister was having issues with MRSA she was told to do diluted bleach baths. The one thing she did was mix with water in a spray bottle and would spray herself with it. From what I know she really hasn’t had an issue with MRSA since starting what the doctor told her. You can take my advice or not I just thought I would say it
Oh no,hope you feel better,I like you,you're so sweet
Awwww Jaquie you are really going through it these days/ everyday. Praying for you.
dear Jaquie,I had abcesses underneath my arms and they opened them up without painkillers or even relievers, I had seven of those and it hurt any time they cut them open and drained them. But after that they never returned and I am very glad about that. it hurt so bad and i was only 16 years old....oh my....I cross my fingers that your health condition stays more stable for you and that you can celebrate christmas with family and friends. Greetnigs from Germany. Britta
Never a dull day! I hope you’re feeling a little better today 💖
Jaquie, I'm so sorry to hear that you had a return of your MRSA. A least they were able to see you right away and have the abscess drained. I have chronic MRSA. My body is so colonized with the organism that every 6-8 weeks, I'll get a skin infection and have to go into Infectious Disease Isolation for 2-3 weeks. I have been in this cycle for about three tears now. I have been following your channel since it began, and it is wonderful how you make the daily decision to live your life fully and make the necessary steps that allow you to do that. I have been in the hospital since October, 2011, because of injuries I received in a fire. I've had 74 operations and need about 30 more ( mostly on my hands) before I have the dexterity needed to resume ADL"s (Activities of Daily Living). Unfortunately, it's hard to get operations scheduled when the MRSA keeps popping up, since they will not do nothing while I am sick. You are so very blessed to have a supportive husband, family, and Harlow. I look forward to your video daily. Thanks for taking me on your adventure.
redroses24, Vancomycin is not the only drug they use. There are now several oral antibiotics that treat MRSA very effectively. My problem is that I am colonized with MRSA. (If you Google it, you will get a good definition without my writing half of a page). As an example, staphylococcus is a very common organism. If we cultured your skin and under your nails right now, there would be staphylococcus present. If you cultured mine, I would have MRSA present. It is only when there is an overgrowth of bacteria, and/or a weakened immune system, that you become symptomatic or ill. Before the fire, I had two auto immune disorders, and managed well, but after the fire, my I had MRSA five times in the first four months that I was in the hospital, and was critically ill. Now, I deal with most other infections like anyone else, but for some reason, I simply have too have too much MRSA on me. It has become a regular cycle and I just deal with it.
I’ve just had a random abscess too!! Such a pain in the butt!! Literally!! And even with all the lidocaine in the world it was still one of the most painful things I’ve had to endure. Glad you’re home and doing good after an eventful day.
IV Adavant is my dad's life saver when he goes to get an MRI or CAT scan. My dad has stage three brain cancer so he has routine MRI's and CAT scans but he gets claustrophobic. The Adavant, although makes him loopy lol, keeps him calm and collected to get everything done.
I go to the ER for certain things too.....I actually figured out that they probably were going to give you antivan BEFORE you said that !
I have tried to go to Urgent Care...and they have told me to STOP doing that, simply because they almost always end up sending me to the ER anyway. It's been several years since I have been to Urgent care
I have had MRSA myself...and it's not fun at all.... About the only thing decent I can say about MRSA is that "IF" you have it, there's no way they will put you in a semi-private room with someone. Having a semi-private room isn't bad.....I don't want to act like it is, but I have gotten so used to having a private room.....when being admitted to the hospital.
I hope you are okay. Like even though you’re clearly in pain, I honestly hope you’re doing well. Physically as well as emotionally.
Ouch!Abscesses are so painful! The good thing is when they are lanced and drained,feel so much better
I had an abscess on my leg when I was little. I have HORRIBLE anxiety and freaked out over the whole ER deal. They didn't bother to try to calm me down, though. They just let me continue to freak until all the numbing stuff wore off before finally getting tired of it and just restraining me and going for it. It was a small abscess and didn't need packing or anything but man did the procedure hurt.
I have a really high pain tolerance and an used to accidentally hurting myself so I don't really remember much pain from the abscess itself so much as me being like "Wow it's really red and swollen and looks really bad."
I also had an infected cyst on my arm. That (again!) wasn't super painful existing on my arm. Just another "This should probably get checked out" type of thing. But MAN DID IT HURT AFTER. They didn't stitch it up so that the infection could drain and boy was that open wound painful as heck even with painkillers. It's amazing how such small things can hurt so much.
Going through mrsa myself. 2nd time in two years. Apparently there’s nothing you can really do to prevent further infections. So frustrating but it could always be worse. Keep moving forward
Im look forward to the changes!!! Jaquie you are so talented at editing. It's gonna be great:)
It could have been any number of things that caused that abscess. Pressure sore, something your body didn't metabolize right like IVIG or any of the numerous medications used in your treatments and anesthetics. Urgent heath were probably just playing it safe because you have recently had a MRSA infection. There is a slight chance that it was MSRA but more of a chance that it wasn't and just a regular abscess/boil, but the emergency room is better equipped to deal with something that may potentially need a higher standard of sterile protocol.
What program do you use for your video editing and intro effects?
Oh my gosh, yet another thing to deal with. Argh!! Hope it heals up quickly. Also wanted to say I’m glad you are planning to make a new intro. I shut my eyes every time your put your hand on Judd’s face because you stick your finger in his eye and it drives me crazy! 😜
-God is with you. You hang in there. Keep fighting. I will keep praying for you.
I have an implantable defibrillator. It used to be set up so if I jumped into A-fib (a not immediately life threatening arrhythmia) it would shock me at 3 am. They prescribed Ativan pills for me to take on the nights I knew I was going to get shocked (yes I can tell when I’m in a-fib) and I would sometimes sleep right through getting shocked, lol. So the fact that You were still coherent with IV Ativan impresses me, lol. By the way, it is also used a muscle relaxer. They sometimes give when someone is having a seizure. Take care! And I hope you enjoy your time with Judd’s family :-)
How old were you when you got diagnosed with all Of your medical problems you have had between the past and now? And when did u find out about all of your medical problems?
I'm so sorry, Jaquie! I had to go to the ER yesterday because of a reaction to an IV reclast infusion yesterday! Hang in there!
Girl they are extremely painful and for some reason I get them in the same location sometimes. I hope you can kick it fast and get back on track!
I think the length of the intro is perfect and love the music!
Oh my thoughts are with you. Pain is a bitch. I watch your videos to keep me going. Your positive attitude through everything makes me feel like no matter what happens in my life I can stay positive like you. Ativan doesn't help me, I have to have Klonopin for anxiety.
U had the same as me !! I'm now a MRSA carrier plz make sure u tell them at ER or urgent care u will need to be very careful of any new bumps or abcesses. I also do too. Thankfully I've avoided more surgeries being very careful. I've had to have two lower bum/ upper thigh surgeries
Changing the intro? 😱 I trust you know what you're doing but I love it so much.
I'm sorry that you aren't feeling well! I hope it goes away! Praying for you!
I'm kind of sad this shirt's leaving because I just don't have any money for merch this year 😣 I'm sure whatever comes next will be even better tho! Seriously looking forward to what you guys do next!
I'm doing Vancomycin at home for 4 weeks right now for MRSA in my blood. I feel your pain!
Mrca thrives in hospital settings from all the antibiotic used to clean and sterilize, which is why you may never see the end of it since your always at the hospital
I get MRSA abcesses in that area every couple of months. So I can totally relate to how tender and stressful it is. :(
I have an issue with an inhibitor that metabolizes medication. Unfortunately lidocaine is one of them as well. I just had a central line put in this week and they didn’t understand when I told them that all the lidocaine in the world wouldn’t do a thing.. my resident told me she was going to inject some lidocaine deeper but instead made the incision and started placing the line... I swear the whole floor heard me cursing. 🤣 oh well they were warned.😝 (I’m not mad I needed the line bad). Glad it wasn’t too bad for you.
Abscesses are the worst! I'm prone to them and cellulitis, no amount of cleaning or preventive care can stop a simple scrape from turning into a serious infection and abscess for me. In fact one on my hand destroyed my right hand and I was right handed! I was septic and very lucky to have made it, unfortunately the cost of it was the loss of any function in my hand. I was 23 and a artist, very hard to deal with but lucky my POTS tends to keep me in brain fog and I can't remember my problems most days! 😂
wow 20 seconds after ur video is up, I truly hope everything is going well for you
keep fighting girl!! my father deals with chronic pain after a work accident he has spinal stenosis and he cant work :( he was also in a car accident and broke his neck ( he is able to walk thank god) i think im going to tell him about you maybe the way you deal with your pain can help him ❤️
They gave me adavan before every chemo. It was great. I was a nervous wreck each time. Thank God for adavan
I love your intro. Can’t wait to see new one. Feel better sweetie.
I’m so sorry you didn’t feel good I know how that feels. My gastroperisis isn’t as bad but it does flare up. Have you ever thought of getting Botox injections into your pyloris? It’s really helped me I hardly have symptoms anymore. The bad thing is the only doctor that I know of that does it is in Cincinnati Ohio. It’s worth it though going on four months and they said it should last for about six to eight months.
One of my close friends has mrsa and he usually has active and dormant spells of the abcesses occurring. It's a lifelong thing unfortunately.
I love your intro! But I am excited to see what new parts you might add/change.
I saw a t-shirt I really liked being worn by a guy who catches wild animals to remove them from places they shouldn't be and relocates them to places they should be.
His shirt said, "I work with wild animals. If I'm running, keep up."
I love 💕 your backpack! Did you order it or make it yourself?
Love you Jaquie I so glad it wasn’t MRSA and that you’re alright and I’m sorry you’re not feeling great hope you feel better tomorrow
Heating pads with chronically Jaquie logos would be awesome. I totally would buy one. Love you sweet lady and your channel makes me smile 😊🎅🌲. Merry Christmas to You Judd and Harlow. I suffer from chronic pain due to spinal arthritis and some days are really bad . Keep on keeping on
I love y'alls opening entry. Y'all are amazing. To see it it makes me feel happy even though all the pain I have everyday. I'm amazed how you go through so much pain. I often wish I could have just one day pain free but it didn't happen. Your is slit worse than mine I'm disabled from osteoarthritis and I have no carthlidge left in my knees. I weigh way to much I can't walk not far at all and I can't stand long cause of my legs and back. So I have a wheelchair my hubby pushes me in and it's very uncomfortable. My doctor say the only way to get a electric cart is to have a heart attack or a stroke. Anyway I love you guys and hippo. Y'all have a very Merry christmas.
Urgent Care won't treat you if you have a possible contagious infection which is why they sent you to the ER.. it's a pain to deal with especially if it's something you don't think is a big deal. I went one time thinking I possibly had a very contagious stomach infection just needing some antibiotics and I as soon as I said that the lady said oh no we can't treat that here you have to go to the ER. I ended up not having an infection at all but I was not willing to go to the ER. I guess it's because they aren't equipped to deal with highly contagious things.
Hey, so sorry about this. I had a abcess in almost the same area and i had the exact same procedure done, with only icing. In my case it unfortunately infected and i had to have surgery, but i keep my "paws" crossed for you.
Hi Jacquie, just wondering what type of Ehler's Danlos you have. I have EDS-HT aka EDS-3.
I took Ativan in the ER once (it was when they were trying to figure out my dysphagia & he thought it might help) and i felt like a drunk zombie afterwards. Thankfully my mom was with me, because she had to essentially drag/carry me to the car, and then up the stairs to my apartment
I am so sorry you are going through this. Hugs!
Omg you can never catch a break! Hope the MRSA heals quickly. 😻
I have a skin condition called hidradentitis suppurativa and it results in massive abscess in arm pits and groin they are so so painful it's unreal so I feel your pain xxxx
6:30 Do you have to have the same music for all your videos? Why not have happy music for "fun videos" and more somber music for more serious videos?
Just know I have had the same thing. I would have them give you some Hibiclens and wash daily. They also have a muciniprin ointment.
Love the music you chose while cleaning your house, very lovely
Abscesses are very painful. I have had a lot around my bum, from rectal Crohn’s disease but also weird ones on my arm or other limbs. Never fun honey and always painful. It is better to have it drained by a doctor. They can blow on their own and cause horrible scaring. Also infections like that can get into the blood stream too. Which leads to other issues, like sepsis, which is life threatening. Hugs that it is all taken care of.
i have had one but was on side of my leg, they tried to squeeze it like a spot was not working pure agony , they then brought surgeons in and was put on antibiotics for 7 days and one day while cleaning i bumped my leg and it burst i now have a dark brown scar where it was but mine was from a insect bite hope you feel better soon x
Oh my goodness, I had an abscess in the same spot as you. My doctor said giving me a shot of lidocaine would hurt more than actually lancing the abscess so they didn't give me ANYTHING. He actually asked me if I wanted something to bite on!!! LOL!
Im really excited to see your new intro! And i loved your intro at first but it was a little too long after so long of watching it xD
love and hugs to you...so love the time lapses!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! you are the best!!!
They gave that to my dad to "calm him down" And it knocked him out for like 7 hours and he ended up in the ICU because he was out.
I had one on my bum when I was five and I still remember how much it hurt. Hugs xx
I’m happy your feeling better and that’s got to hurt but the doctor helped you witch is a good thing enjoy your Christmas weekend in Orlando 😍😍😍😍
Anyone coming towards my bum with a scalpel. There is no amount of meds that’s going to keep me calm 😅.
Mendez S I couldn't imagine full feeling there!😫😖
Is there any connection with Judd having his abscess? Just a thought. I am just nine days out of the hospital with my first bout with MERSA. I'm hoping not to have another one! Good luck and feel better!
Ouch. Hope you feel better soon.
Ativan is my ER lifesaver 😂 for some reason, IVs, MRIs, procedures don’t scare me - but the ER sure does.