@@tronus1539 The funniest thing is... It wouldcomes from Subaru... You know... Mio : So, why did you join Hololive? Subaru : Oh! My house burned down! :D
@@redunbreon5911 I mean, depends what you’re comparing. Quality of care? Debatable depending what your in for, skill level of available diagnosis and surgery etc, once again highly dependant on the area. Price? Massive difference.
@@TAKOssrb It depends. Most organs do regenerate, but not to the extent of, say, the liver. I'm wagering Mio's organs did recover, or she'd be either waiting for a transplant or worse, in palliative care; since she's in neither, though, yeah, should be good.
Acute Pancreatitus can be both mild and exceedingly serious and even fatal. It's not something you want to mess around with. The key part of what she said is that she got hospitalized after getting a CT scan. This probably means they saw something on the scan they didn't like (like organ damage). The fact her SPO2 levels dropped during her stay showed just how sick she really was. I am glad she is okay now.
Can confirm, the way she explained acute pancreatitis was practically textbook from presentation, diagnosis, and treatment. Basically a clinical med question on exams. I am throughly impressed with Mio. She is definitely a sharp one.
Yep. Better learn with the "baggage-settling jostles" of others before you have your own scare. I went on a diet and got over a food addiction because I've seen what happened to others before me, and that sobered me up real nice and fast.
No 😑 Time to STOP with alcool Technically i died for few seconds in the bar 😂 because and attack of pancreatitis 😂 Enough alcool in your life, stop It 😊trust me, is not a good sensation the cold of the death when the heart stop 😕☠️
It can kill you. Recently someone I know died. Their stomach hurt. They laid down to rest. They never woke up. If it hurts go to the ER. Don't just rest hoping it will feel better.
I lost my brother to this exact same thing... I'm so happy that Mio was able to get the help she needed in time, It would of been heartbreaking to see her lose her life as well :c
As a nurse, I want to add some supplemental information based on what Mio discussed in this clip to help others better understand the condition she had. Disclaimer: This is not medical advice. The information I provide here is mostly based on my own knowledge as a nurse, aside from the statistical information about pseudocysts. Since specific information was not given, I had to make assumptions based on what information was provided. In areas where I had to make an assumption will be marked with "***" 1:08 Acute pancreatitis in it's most basic form is simply the pancreas becoming more swollen. In a majority of cases, it often resolves without any intervention. 1:20 Aside from alcohol and gallstones, things such as auto-immune conditions, viruses, and high blood calcium and fat levels, some medications, and genetics can also causes it. Stress/overwork can contribute to the development acute pancreatitis. However, there are cases where no cause is found. (Referred to as Idiopathic Pancreatitis) 1:55 *** Mio may be referring to here is the rupture of a pseudocyst (basically a pocket/pouch of damaged cells and fluids). Pseudocysts present in about ~10 - 20% of acute pancreatitis cases depending on the journal study you read. But the spontaneous rupturing of a pseudocyst is actually pretty rare, occurring in about 3 - 5% of cases with pseudocysts. (Case Report I refer to for the spontaneous rupture statistic: journals.lww.com/acgcr/fulltext/2021/08000/endoscopy_induced_pancreatic_pseudocyst_rupture__a.6.aspx) Ruptured pancreatic pseudocysts are a medical emergency and can be life threatening. (Can cause a lot of potential complications that I will not go into as Mio did not mention them) 5:52 Kidney failure is a common complication of pseudocyst rupture 6:40 *** Since Mio was being kept on complete bedrest, and they wanted to strictly monitor her Intake vs Output, a Urethral Catheter is what doctors will sometimes want.
That had to be very scary. To all the Miofa who patiently waited for Mio, you all deserved to hear a conclusion. the pancreas is no joke. Im glad that Mio was able to get treatment at least.
Mio was lucky extremely lucky, I've had a family member go through this and it can do a number on everything, it's no wonder management kept it in-house for the talents and fans. Fair play to them. Also fair play on getting this clip out with subs for the overseas fans
Even Canada is proud of cover protects there livers medical protection rights unlike a certain asshole that read the entire medical file that breaks pepeta law
If anything, she delayed far too long. Puking should always be considered a serious symptom, especially when it persists more than once or twice in a day.
I’m so glad Mio’s finally back to streaming, I really missed her! I’d wager the rest of the Miofa did too, I’m glad she’s recovered so well! the drawings she made for the stream are top tier adorable despite the horrific implications ww she’s so cute
Just one of those days where your pancreas just casually explodes. Pancreas-kun really went "Adios ✌" Also, I would have paid way more attention to Biology classes if my teacher was a cute wolf mama using cute drawings for the lesson.
Acute pancreatitis is what I thought Mio had, and sure enough...it's a really nasty condition that can pop up out of literally no where. I'm so glad we have Mio back after these two long months, the _Mionium_ withdrawal was getting quite serious. I've (thankfully) never been to the hospital, but was really happy we got to hear Mio talk about her experience, with adorable pictures to boot lol. Those two months were really rough for Mio, but I'm really happy she's able to see her friends again! Thank you for the clip!
Glad for the detailed explanation, it is something that most vtubers dont talk about, but I feel it is way better to talk about it. Not to justify anything for the audience, but to raise awareness to take better care of yourself. And the way she thoroughly explained her entire stay pretty much dissipates all rumors that always surfaces when someone goes away (dating, irl gossip drama, etc). Great clip.
Thank God! I was so worried that it’s like a gall bladder or appendix issue, but acute pancreatitis? That’s bad. Relieved she better now. But she needs to take care of herself.
The unfortunate situation aside, mad respect for Mio for being transparent, telling all the fans about what she went through. She even did a nice visual guide to help explain her condition. She can choose not to say anything about it like management suggested, maybe help keep the immersion that is vtuber, but we all know they're human too and she have a huge platform to possibly help others who might be going through the same symptoms in the future. I'm glad she have fully recovered and back to the swings of things now, it must've been the worst 2 months for her.
I was hospitalized while travelling in Japan at the beginning of April, so a lot of what Mio refers to in this stream is still uncomfortably fresh in my memory... Sadly, including the bit where she deferred seeking treatment initially in favour of rest/recovery hoping it'd clear up... Despite all the hiccups and hurdles I had to deal with(and the terrible insurance payout that wouldn't cover even the cost of lodging/flight delays, much less the hospitalization bills and surgery costs), it was an interesting experience and I very much appreciate the hospitals in Japan... Really happy Mio's back and even though the story triggers some trauma, a healthy wolf makes everything seem a bit less bleak...
Geez, that must have been hell for Mio; just hearing about all of that made me wince in pain.... Now that she's back and in good health and spirits, the MioFa Forest can return to the lively place we all know and love!
Thank you for translating this. There are too many hard words around for me to understand it. But, somehow understand the 注射 part >.< I really am glad she's recovered
Mio is right, it’s better to explain these things so people’s minds don’t make assumptions and start thinking it’s something more sinister. Plus it’s always good to talk about health problems so other people know what to look for and how to make sure they’re okay.
Acute pancreatitis is actually quite sinister, a life threatening condition, glad the first hospital she went to quickly send her to other hospital well equipped to deal with her disease
If I had a penny for every comment I saw stating that the hospitalization is a lie and she is actually pregnant, and saying that is "confirmed" according to "forbidden knowledge", I would have enough money to pay for her 2 months in hospital and donate the rest to charity
@@nietzchanIt's life threatening yes. But at least it isn't like the creeping phantom of cancer or something. People would've been sleepless if they didn't know
@@Johnnymeloveo People love to fill the vacuum of their lives with speculation or rumour. Ask the person that originally confirmed this to show proof and you'll find they just made it all up. And social media is full of this. Facts are something hard to come by. If I want facts each either TH-cam tutorials or books nothing else.
To be honest I'm glad the acute pancreatitits she had was treated at early stage and she decided to go to the medic as soon as her pancreas was in bad shape, as many folks who used to have it, don't go immediately to the medic and that could kill you depending on how worse it can get (Have some relatives that are doctors and knew lots of folks who died of a simple one but not treated on time) it's a serious condition that usually on time if the patient after treatment don't take care of themselves is one of the multifactor things that could produce pancreatic cancer
It's great to see her back ! With the help of your clips, I was able to explain it to other fans ! ! ! really helpful ! Thank you ! I just hope she prioritizes her health over streaming for now !
I'm glad she is getting better and is good enough to stream again. The entire ordeal seemed frustrating and painful. Good thing Mio has that wolf toughness in her.
She’s so strong. The fact that Mio only noticed the change in their behaviour and not the damage being done to her really speaks volumes as to how resilient she is. If i get sick, I feel like I can count every single cell that’s infected/ruptured and all Mio though was “huh, that’s more vomit than usual, it must be a stomach bug” is incredible. Regardless, I hope she recovers fully and has her health monitored for about a month after her discharge date.
For the record the reason the hospital took ther right away is this can kill you. I had the same thing from gallstones and after they looked at me was admitted right away. Month in a hospital, no food, no drink, only an IV and pain killers added in the IV.
Wait, seriously!? And Mio just casually described it as if this thing just sort of happens.... I know it was to ease our concerns a little, but this Wolf is built different.
Yeah, the treatment of Pancreatitis is very rough with the patients, but they can't eat or drink because we don't want to stimulate the pancreas in this condition.
This is really interesting to me from a clinical pov. I work in an acute surgery ward and one of the common things we have is acute pancreatitis. It’s super weird to hear her say they put her on total bed rest and banned her from bathing. Here in the UK we would encourage rest but still say you should mobilise as you can to promote mobility, and definitely still shower (you can protect IV sites if you’re smart about it). It could be an error in translation but it suggests there’s quite a different approach in Japan for healthcare which is weird to hear. 😅 Hope Mio is feeling much better though!
The translation is good, so the approach is probably different. A bit later in the stream she says they moved her bed up - she describes the 'wiiiiiz' sound very cutely - and as it happened she immediately felt bad and threw up. I would assume they wanted to avoid stimulating her body like that with the early no bathing or shower? She also talks about slowly being allowed to drink or 'eat' and how it was a 'food gacha' at the hospital wether she'd get something she was comfortable eating or not. Also doing some fun fever dreams and feeling like Cleopatra or a super VIP with all the nurses at her command xD It was a pretty interesting stream, perhaps some other parts will be clipped later.
Mio! 😭I'm so glad she's alright! She had to endure so much, but she's back! Whatever powers that be, please keep this precious wolf safe and strong from now on 🙏
Glad that Mio is not only back, but that she’s feeling much better. it’s crazy how intense this could be but she powered through it, sasuga mio thanks for the translation
@@Hugsloth nakirium is the rarest of rare elements. exposed too much may cause cuteness overdose. still we love ojou for what she is, so asking for more nakirium is out of question... (still hope ojou would stream more though笑)
her professionalism on explaining her serious condition while still being very entertaining and very educational is very impressive, she is indeed a senior streamer sasuga mio-mama-senpai-sama
Welcome back, Arcana, in conjunction with our wolf mama. I was able to catch this live, watching with 90K+ other Miofa (Y'all are awesome) but didn't understand the ailment until she got to her cute illustration talking about her acute pancreatitis (pancreas shouldn't go boom XD;; ). I'm glad she's doing better and got support from her mane-chan, fellow holomems, as well as the patient and understanding Miofa.
Thanks for the translation! I don't imagine all the medical speak made it easy, but we appreciate you making it available to us to understand! o7 Looking forward to Mio streams (and translations) to come!!
God, Miosha went through a lot, but I'm glad she's better. I really like how she still did all those cute drawings to explain what she went through. It's nice that Miosha is back but I hope she still prioritizes her health...
Welcome back, Mio, and nice to see clips again, Major Arcana! Mio really went through a lot over the past 2 months, but I am very happy to see her back in action!
Omg poor Mio 😭 very unfortunate what happened, stress can be lethal. Everyone, working is not the most important thing in life. I'm glad she's recovering.
It's lovely to have Mio back. As someone who has live with this condition my heart goes out to her. It is brutally painful. I sincerely hope she takes it slow and gets on top of the cause.
Wow, just hearing it makes me want to curl up and whimper. I am happy that she feels better now and hope she'll fully recover. (Can't imagine it's all fine just now.)
Been praying for her ever since I heard she fell ill. Glad she was able to recover; acute pancreatitis can very much be fatal (although, to be fair, any part of the body that decides to rupture is potentially fatal, regardless of the organ). Hope she takes it easy over the next few months just to make sure she can fully recover and be back to her funny mama-wolf self!
Jeez, that sounds like a nightmare for anyone to go through. I wouldn't wish anyone to go through that, let alone one of my favorite Holomembers. Mio has been one of my biggest sources of comfort out of everyone in Hololive, so worrying about her and hearing about what she went through did not put me at ease. I'm thankful that she's feeling better now, because I don't want to imagine what Hololive would be like without her.
Damn, close call... I'm glad Mio is back, and thank you for translating the explanation. 🙏🏻 PS I think the "recommendation" was probably a "referral", although I have no doubt Mio made an excellent patient.
Mio art display that she used to explain what happened was very cute and I am glad that she is well enough to resume streaming. Also glad that it wasn’t a more severe level of reaction. Here’s to a full recovery for Miosha!!
MIO-SHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!! This whole situation was worrying me for quite a while, so I was beyond relieved when she announced she got discharged from the hospital. This was about as bad as I expected and it must have been hell, but I'm so glad she's been able to recover. It's just really nice to hear her voice again! Thanks for the subs!
@@SingularCherubimI know it sounds worse, but appendicitis is less bad in the long term. You cut it out and never have to worry about it ever again in your life. Getting acute pancreatitis once raises the odds of getting it again later, especially if you don’t address the cause, which can be many things because it’s a sensitive organ. If it’s something direct like alcohol, that’s easy, but something vague like stress and it’s a lot more complicated.
@@DinnerForkTongue Both are bad, but unfortunately acute pancreatitis is worse when you look at things in the long-term. Appendicitis is usually resolved completely with appendectomy. Having an episode of pancreatitis not only increases your risk of getting it again, but it also significantly increases your risk of developing pancreatic cancer, which is the cancer with the lowest survival rate.
This is so scary... But Mio-sha is so strong. If I was hospitalized I would want my friends and family to come visit me often and encourage me to get better... Mio-sha is strong enough that she didn't want her friends to see her at her worst. (Probably because she doesn't want them to remember her like that.) I feel bad for Mio-sha.. I hope she continues taking care of her health. I hope our Wolf-mama will always be healthy from now on! ^_^
I mean, if she is explaining her case with the word "exploded" then it must has been a case of Necrotizing Pancreatitis, which has a rate of mortality over 35%, I think that is worst enough.
First thing to avoid pancreas related sickness is drinking your fill of Mineral Water every day (usually it's around 2 - 4 Litres minimum per day, the more the better) so Please drink your mineral water everyone. As for Mio mama, I am so happy she returned in a better condition now.. I hope for her health to be even better. 😢❤
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Mio (casually) : so my pancreas just exploded...
Subaru : MIOSHA !?!
Swear to god i can hear that
@@tronus1539 The funniest thing is... It wouldcomes from Subaru... You know...
Mio : So, why did you join Hololive?
Subaru : Oh! My house burned down! :D
@@rebaxbayushi577 oh i remembered this
Subaru at 33% volume
Text you can hear
"All of a sudden, I was treated like a very sickly patient" ... well yes Mio you were in a life threatening condition lol!
I mean… let’s be honest most hospitals don’t really treat you like that unless you’re seconds from dying
@@soupsundying
What american healthcare does to a mf, he now believes that bad treatment is the norm in hospitals
@@Leo-ok3ujI mean, even in the U.K. it takes a while to see someone unless it’s urgent.
@@Volt64bolt The UK is not that much better than the US when you compare it to other countries like Germany, Norway or Japan
@@redunbreon5911 I mean, depends what you’re comparing. Quality of care? Debatable depending what your in for, skill level of available diagnosis and surgery etc, once again highly dependant on the area. Price? Massive difference.
Oh
They weren't kidding, it really is THAT serious
Very. My grandfather had it and he needed surgery to repair the damage.
@@DinnerForkTongue real question. it can be recover right? not permanent thing right?
@@TAKOssrb It depends. Most organs do regenerate, but not to the extent of, say, the liver. I'm wagering Mio's organs did recover, or she'd be either waiting for a transplant or worse, in palliative care; since she's in neither, though, yeah, should be good.
Acute Pancreatitus can be both mild and exceedingly serious and even fatal. It's not something you want to mess around with. The key part of what she said is that she got hospitalized after getting a CT scan. This probably means they saw something on the scan they didn't like (like organ damage). The fact her SPO2 levels dropped during her stay showed just how sick she really was. I am glad she is okay now.
Well it's a disease that had done in one of our country's famous actors while still young. Thing is, it happened while he was asleep.
Leave it to Mio Mama to turn this into a teaching moment by showing everyone where the pancreas is and explaining acute pancreatitis.
Can confirm, the way she explained acute pancreatitis was practically textbook from presentation, diagnosis, and treatment. Basically a clinical med question on exams. I am throughly impressed with Mio. She is definitely a sharp one.
I'm honestly glad Mion is back in her streaming mode, but honestly... I hope she prioritizes her health first and foremost
Debatable
@@reggielacey2235 ?
@@reggielacey2235 There is nothing debatable about Miosha prioritizing her well being. It's objectively good, full stop.
Obvious bait is obvious
I'm with you with that... While we're glad she's back to streaming, we definitely want her to take things slowly for now...
Alcohol, overwork, stress, staying up late.
Wow that is so me.
Alright time to slow it down a notch...
Yep. Better learn with the "baggage-settling jostles" of others before you have your own scare. I went on a diet and got over a food addiction because I've seen what happened to others before me, and that sobered me up real nice and fast.
Stop overworking late at night, stop getting stressed because of it, stop trying to fix stress with alcohol.
No 😑
Time to STOP with alcool
Technically i died for few seconds in the bar 😂 because and attack of pancreatitis 😂
Enough alcool in your life, stop It
😊trust me, is not a good sensation the cold of the death when the heart stop 😕☠️
It can kill you. Recently someone I know died. Their stomach hurt. They laid down to rest. They never woke up. If it hurts go to the ER. Don't just rest hoping it will feel better.
@@RealNotallGaming Glad you are still alive. One day we will die. But to die from alcohol is not the time to die.
The contrast between the cute art and the context and implications of the art is rather strong. glad to hear she is recovered.
I lost my brother to this exact same thing... I'm so happy that Mio was able to get the help she needed in time, It would of been heartbreaking to see her lose her life as well :c
As a nurse, I want to add some supplemental information based on what Mio discussed in this clip to help others better understand the condition she had.
Disclaimer: This is not medical advice. The information I provide here is mostly based on my own knowledge as a nurse, aside from the statistical information about pseudocysts. Since specific information was not given, I had to make assumptions based on what information was provided. In areas where I had to make an assumption will be marked with "***"
1:08 Acute pancreatitis in it's most basic form is simply the pancreas becoming more swollen. In a majority of cases, it often resolves without any intervention.
1:20 Aside from alcohol and gallstones, things such as auto-immune conditions, viruses, and high blood calcium and fat levels, some medications, and genetics can also causes it. Stress/overwork can contribute to the development acute pancreatitis. However, there are cases where no cause is found. (Referred to as Idiopathic Pancreatitis)
1:55 *** Mio may be referring to here is the rupture of a pseudocyst (basically a pocket/pouch of damaged cells and fluids). Pseudocysts present in about ~10 - 20% of acute pancreatitis cases depending on the journal study you read. But the spontaneous rupturing of a pseudocyst is actually pretty rare, occurring in about 3 - 5% of cases with pseudocysts. (Case Report I refer to for the spontaneous rupture statistic: journals.lww.com/acgcr/fulltext/2021/08000/endoscopy_induced_pancreatic_pseudocyst_rupture__a.6.aspx) Ruptured pancreatic pseudocysts are a medical emergency and can be life threatening. (Can cause a lot of potential complications that I will not go into as Mio did not mention them)
5:52 Kidney failure is a common complication of pseudocyst rupture
6:40 *** Since Mio was being kept on complete bedrest, and they wanted to strictly monitor her Intake vs Output, a Urethral Catheter is what doctors will sometimes want.
HOLY SHIT
No wonder she was away for so long
Glad she's back in action and doing well
That had to be very scary. To all the Miofa who patiently waited for Mio, you all deserved to hear a conclusion. the pancreas is no joke. Im glad that Mio was able to get treatment at least.
Yes, no joke really. A number of people had instantly died from acute pancreatitis.
@@kuronoch.1441 oh my
Mio was lucky extremely lucky, I've had a family member go through this and it can do a number on everything, it's no wonder management kept it in-house for the talents and fans.
Fair play to them.
Also fair play on getting this clip out with subs for the overseas fans
Even Canada is proud of cover protects there livers medical protection rights unlike a certain asshole that read the entire medical file that breaks pepeta law
Acute pancreatitis is not to be taken lightly. It's a good thing she went to the hospital right away and got help.
If anything, she delayed far too long. Puking should always be considered a serious symptom, especially when it persists more than once or twice in a day.
Leave it to Mio to make a serious condition look cute with her illustrations. I'm glad she recovered well, which in no way was guaranteed.
I’m so glad Mio’s finally back to streaming, I really missed her! I’d wager the rest of the Miofa did too, I’m glad she’s recovered so well! the drawings she made for the stream are top tier adorable despite the horrific implications ww she’s so cute
Just one of those days where your pancreas just casually explodes. Pancreas-kun really went "Adios ✌"
Also, I would have paid way more attention to Biology classes if my teacher was a cute wolf mama using cute drawings for the lesson.
I don't mean to sound offensive, but as a Pemaloe, I read your "adios" in Kaela's voice and giggled.
It's actually worryingly common for that to happen. It also tends to run in the family when it crops up.
Isnt it mostly because of bad eating habit and stress? @crowofrevelry
@@igfferftygee2194more so stress, poor sleep schedule and alcohol are the main causes
Acute pancreatitis is what I thought Mio had, and sure enough...it's a really nasty condition that can pop up out of literally no where. I'm so glad we have Mio back after these two long months, the _Mionium_ withdrawal was getting quite serious. I've (thankfully) never been to the hospital, but was really happy we got to hear Mio talk about her experience, with adorable pictures to boot lol. Those two months were really rough for Mio, but I'm really happy she's able to see her friends again! Thank you for the clip!
Yeah those pictures were pretty adorable. Pretty funny too. 😅
It's terrifying that there are *multiple* organs in our bodies which can seemingly just EXPLODE for no reason
@@HugslothStress is one hell of an illness!
What was the giveaway to the illness? Seemed like pretty generic symptoms. Vomiting and fever is pretty common when sick.
@@Hugsloth I don't want to scare you, but do you know something in your lungs explode for every cough you made?
Glad for the detailed explanation, it is something that most vtubers dont talk about, but I feel it is way better to talk about it. Not to justify anything for the audience, but to raise awareness to take better care of yourself. And the way she thoroughly explained her entire stay pretty much dissipates all rumors that always surfaces when someone goes away (dating, irl gossip drama, etc). Great clip.
I know a couple people that've gone through acute pancreatitis. Scary stuff, glad Mio is doing better.
Thank God! I was so worried that it’s like a gall bladder or appendix issue, but acute pancreatitis? That’s bad. Relieved she better now. But she needs to take care of herself.
The unfortunate situation aside, mad respect for Mio for being transparent, telling all the fans about what she went through. She even did a nice visual guide to help explain her condition. She can choose not to say anything about it like management suggested, maybe help keep the immersion that is vtuber, but we all know they're human too and she have a huge platform to possibly help others who might be going through the same symptoms in the future. I'm glad she have fully recovered and back to the swings of things now, it must've been the worst 2 months for her.
So glad to see her back and well. And I'm sure Major Arcana #310 is very happy too. The drawing presentation was amazing.
I was hospitalized while travelling in Japan at the beginning of April, so a lot of what Mio refers to in this stream is still uncomfortably fresh in my memory... Sadly, including the bit where she deferred seeking treatment initially in favour of rest/recovery hoping it'd clear up... Despite all the hiccups and hurdles I had to deal with(and the terrible insurance payout that wouldn't cover even the cost of lodging/flight delays, much less the hospitalization bills and surgery costs), it was an interesting experience and I very much appreciate the hospitals in Japan...
Really happy Mio's back and even though the story triggers some trauma, a healthy wolf makes everything seem a bit less bleak...
So my pancreas exploded
Leave it to mio to drop an absolute banger when everyone just sat down
Geez, that must have been hell for Mio; just hearing about all of that made me wince in pain.... Now that she's back and in good health and spirits, the MioFa Forest can return to the lively place we all know and love!
Thank you for translating this. There are too many hard words around for me to understand it. But, somehow understand the 注射 part >.< I really am glad she's recovered
Mio is right, it’s better to explain these things so people’s minds don’t make assumptions and start thinking it’s something more sinister. Plus it’s always good to talk about health problems so other people know what to look for and how to make sure they’re okay.
Acute pancreatitis is actually quite sinister, a life threatening condition,
glad the first hospital she went to quickly send her to other hospital well equipped to deal with her disease
If I had a penny for every comment I saw stating that the hospitalization is a lie and she is actually pregnant, and saying that is "confirmed" according to "forbidden knowledge", I would have enough money to pay for her 2 months in hospital and donate the rest to charity
@@nietzchanIt's life threatening yes. But at least it isn't like the creeping phantom of cancer or something.
People would've been sleepless if they didn't know
@@Johnnymeloveo People love to fill the vacuum of their lives with speculation or rumour. Ask the person that originally confirmed this to show proof and you'll find they just made it all up. And social media is full of this. Facts are something hard to come by. If I want facts each either TH-cam tutorials or books nothing else.
To be honest I'm glad the acute pancreatitits she had was treated at early stage and she decided to go to the medic as soon as her pancreas was in bad shape, as many folks who used to have it, don't go immediately to the medic and that could kill you depending on how worse it can get (Have some relatives that are doctors and knew lots of folks who died of a simple one but not treated on time) it's a serious condition that usually on time if the patient after treatment don't take care of themselves is one of the multifactor things that could produce pancreatic cancer
I'm not gonna lie. I cried a little when she came back like felt so relieved
Mio no suiso wo tabetai
You want to eat Mio's hydrogen? 🤔
It’s suizou, suiso is something completely different lol
You beat me to it lol
suiso=hydrogen
suizo=pancreas
💀plz no
Man, i missed you and your clips as much as i missed the lovely wolf lady. Thanks for the translations, as always!
It's great to see her back !
With the help of your clips, I was able to explain it to other fans ! ! !
really helpful !
Thank you !
I just hope she prioritizes her health over streaming for now !
Poor Mio mama 😢 glad she’s doing better. I still remember her song about hating shots so I’m sure it wasn’t fun
Yeah, I think one part of the stream was her ranking which spots hurt the most to get shots in (my Japanese isn't great, but I'm reasonably sure).
The drawings of all the different body parts is so cute, their faces turning sad when the pancreas exploded is adorable
I'm glad she is getting better and is good enough to stream again. The entire ordeal seemed frustrating and painful. Good thing Mio has that wolf toughness in her.
She’s so strong. The fact that Mio only noticed the change in their behaviour and not the damage being done to her really speaks volumes as to how resilient she is. If i get sick, I feel like I can count every single cell that’s infected/ruptured and all Mio though was “huh, that’s more vomit than usual, it must be a stomach bug” is incredible.
Regardless, I hope she recovers fully and has her health monitored for about a month after her discharge date.
a truly horrifying medical experience, i am so glad that she came out of this alive and seemingly healthy again.
For the record the reason the hospital took ther right away is this can kill you. I had the same thing from gallstones and after they looked at me was admitted right away. Month in a hospital, no food, no drink, only an IV and pain killers added in the IV.
Wait, seriously!? And Mio just casually described it as if this thing just sort of happens....
I know it was to ease our concerns a little, but this Wolf is built different.
Yeah, the treatment of Pancreatitis is very rough with the patients, but they can't eat or drink because we don't want to stimulate the pancreas in this condition.
@@IamStrangreen I'm imagining that Mio was starving, but it was for her own good.
@@Bakuganluver23 Yeah, I know that the treatment sounds bad, but like you said, it's for her own good.
Mio, worry not, for we are just happy you are okay!
... and she turned her entire hospitalization ordeal, into a 1-hour content.
PROFESSIONALISM!!!!
Might as well get something positive out the bad experience
Thank you so, so much for translating this, Major Arcana!
I am really grateful!
Hope you're doing well too!
Mio is as beautiful as the day we lost her. Wishing her the best in health and well being! And lastly, Mio's heart is in the center of her chest =3
Wow Mio should teach us biology as a series, that is surprisingly easy to understand nice diagram wow
Poor Mio, really glad she is doing better now. I could only get the general picture from the live stream so thank you for the translation.
poor mio-chan, glad she's okay,
pancreas damage is scary, she's so lucky she lives in a country with a real healthcare system.
This is really interesting to me from a clinical pov. I work in an acute surgery ward and one of the common things we have is acute pancreatitis.
It’s super weird to hear her say they put her on total bed rest and banned her from bathing. Here in the UK we would encourage rest but still say you should mobilise as you can to promote mobility, and definitely still shower (you can protect IV sites if you’re smart about it).
It could be an error in translation but it suggests there’s quite a different approach in Japan for healthcare which is weird to hear. 😅
Hope Mio is feeling much better though!
The translation is good, so the approach is probably different. A bit later in the stream she says they moved her bed up - she describes the 'wiiiiiz' sound very cutely - and as it happened she immediately felt bad and threw up. I would assume they wanted to avoid stimulating her body like that with the early no bathing or shower?
She also talks about slowly being allowed to drink or 'eat' and how it was a 'food gacha' at the hospital wether she'd get something she was comfortable eating or not. Also doing some fun fever dreams and feeling like Cleopatra or a super VIP with all the nurses at her command xD
It was a pretty interesting stream, perhaps some other parts will be clipped later.
Thank you for the clip! We missed Mio a lot!❤
I'm glad she's OK.
Mio! 😭I'm so glad she's alright!
She had to endure so much, but she's back!
Whatever powers that be, please keep this precious wolf safe and strong from now on 🙏
She's here!!!!
So glad Mio got treatment and is recovering. We will all do our best to make her feel better!
Glad that Mio is not only back, but that she’s feeling much better. it’s crazy how intense this could be but she powered through it, sasuga mio
thanks for the translation
welcome back miosha, and welcome back Arcanaさん
2 months of mionium deficit is hard. but everyone is happy miosha returned healthy.
try being a nakiri fan
@@Hugsloth
nakirium is the rarest of rare elements. exposed too much may cause cuteness overdose.
still we love ojou for what she is, so asking for more nakirium is out of question...
(still hope ojou would stream more though笑)
her professionalism on explaining her serious condition while still being very entertaining and very educational is very impressive, she is indeed a senior streamer
sasuga mio-mama-senpai-sama
god i’m so happy she’s recovering and doing well now
Welcome back, Arcana, in conjunction with our wolf mama. I was able to catch this live, watching with 90K+ other Miofa (Y'all are awesome) but didn't understand the ailment until she got to her cute illustration talking about her acute pancreatitis (pancreas shouldn't go boom XD;; ). I'm glad she's doing better and got support from her mane-chan, fellow holomems, as well as the patient and understanding Miofa.
Thanks for the translation! I don't imagine all the medical speak made it easy, but we appreciate you making it available to us to understand! o7 Looking forward to Mio streams (and translations) to come!!
I'm glad she's okay, welcome back Miosha!
God, Miosha went through a lot, but I'm glad she's better. I really like how she still did all those cute drawings to explain what she went through. It's nice that Miosha is back but I hope she still prioritizes her health...
Thanks for th clip/update man cheers. Mioshaaaaaa
Welcome back Mio mama and major arcana.
Guys, remember to drink at least 6 cups ( 2.5 lt) of water everyday.
I've been told 6 glasses many times, but 6 liters?
That's a gallon and a half.
Asking a lot there.
@@1stCallipostle you're right let me corrected it first. Lol thanks
Thank you Major Arcana always for uploading Miomama's vids. I am glad she is well and streamed her situation.
_"My main goal is to blow up; and then act like I don't know nobody."_
- Mio's pancreas
Welcome back, Mio, and nice to see clips again, Major Arcana! Mio really went through a lot over the past 2 months, but I am very happy to see her back in action!
Omg poor Mio 😭 very unfortunate what happened, stress can be lethal. Everyone, working is not the most important thing in life.
I'm glad she's recovering.
Miosha... oh my god... that was a rough two months for sure. I'm glad she recovered.
Miosha is BACK! Also, that acute pancreatitis, that’s very serious. Very fortunate she’s ok.
It's lovely to have Mio back. As someone who has live with this condition my heart goes out to her. It is brutally painful.
I sincerely hope she takes it slow and gets on top of the cause.
Thank you so much for the translation. So happy see Mio back
Better presentation than some of my nursing instructors. Let's hope she stays healthy.
Wow, just hearing it makes me want to curl up and whimper. I am happy that she feels better now and hope she'll fully recover. (Can't imagine it's all fine just now.)
Been praying for her ever since I heard she fell ill. Glad she was able to recover; acute pancreatitis can very much be fatal (although, to be fair, any part of the body that decides to rupture is potentially fatal, regardless of the organ). Hope she takes it easy over the next few months just to make sure she can fully recover and be back to her funny mama-wolf self!
Jeez, that sounds like a nightmare for anyone to go through. I wouldn't wish anyone to go through that, let alone one of my favorite Holomembers. Mio has been one of my biggest sources of comfort out of everyone in Hololive, so worrying about her and hearing about what she went through did not put me at ease. I'm thankful that she's feeling better now, because I don't want to imagine what Hololive would be like without her.
I am just so glad to see her back and healthy that I don't even know what else to say aside from welcome back, Miosha!! And you too, Arcana!
I'm happy that she is feeling better. Take one step after another and don't overload yourself.
Glad to have Mio back and on the mend because that could have very easily been much more serious and permanent.
Damn, close call... I'm glad Mio is back, and thank you for translating the explanation. 🙏🏻
PS I think the "recommendation" was probably a "referral", although I have no doubt Mio made an excellent patient.
Mio art display that she used to explain what happened was very cute and I am glad that she is well enough to resume streaming. Also glad that it wasn’t a more severe level of reaction. Here’s to a full recovery for Miosha!!
I've had acute pancreatitis twice, the first time was almost a rupture x-x I feel your pain Mio-mama, here's to your health!
Thanks Arcana you Always do the best Mio clip top work, glad Mio is back and she is feeling well .❤
Man, that's really rough. I'm glad that Mio-mama has recovered from that whole ideal.
"So my pancreas just exploded."
Dear god, she's become so anime she describes how she's dying like a JoJo character.
Holy sht. This happen to my uncle 2 years ago. Thankfully he's safe and healthy now
thank you so much for the translation !❤ I watch her live but couldn't understand but i watch it still because i miiss miosan, your doing god work🫶
I already knew Mio is on a hospital, but my god.
Glad she is okay now.
Yoo welcome back Arcana it's been awhile, this might sound weird out of nowhere but i hope you're happy and well! Take care!
MIO-SHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!
This whole situation was worrying me for quite a while, so I was beyond relieved when she announced she got discharged from the hospital. This was about as bad as I expected and it must have been hell, but I'm so glad she's been able to recover. It's just really nice to hear her voice again!
Thanks for the subs!
I'm so glad she's back, back then i assumed it was her appendix, either way, I'm glad she's fine now
This may sound bad, but I really think this is the better alternative to a ruptured appendix. God bless she recovered well 🙏🏼
@@DinnerForkTongue Oof, yeah, bad as "digestive enzymes outside of the gut" is, "gut flora outside of the gut" is worse.
@@SingularCherubimI know it sounds worse, but appendicitis is less bad in the long term. You cut it out and never have to worry about it ever again in your life. Getting acute pancreatitis once raises the odds of getting it again later, especially if you don’t address the cause, which can be many things because it’s a sensitive organ. If it’s something direct like alcohol, that’s easy, but something vague like stress and it’s a lot more complicated.
@@DinnerForkTongue Both are bad, but unfortunately acute pancreatitis is worse when you look at things in the long-term. Appendicitis is usually resolved completely with appendectomy.
Having an episode of pancreatitis not only increases your risk of getting it again, but it also significantly increases your risk of developing pancreatic cancer, which is the cancer with the lowest survival rate.
@@OmegaGlops You're not wrong, but I said _ruptured_ appendix, not just infected.
Wow that’s dangerous!
Im so so glad shes okay…
This is so scary... But Mio-sha is so strong. If I was hospitalized I would want my friends and family to come visit me often and encourage me to get better... Mio-sha is strong enough that she didn't want her friends to see her at her worst. (Probably because she doesn't want them to remember her like that.)
I feel bad for Mio-sha.. I hope she continues taking care of her health. I hope our Wolf-mama will always be healthy from now on! ^_^
As a Clips Gourmand i wasnt even aware she wasnt around for 2 months.
Glad though she is back and healthy.
Mio-sha's calm explanation about her illness does not ease the fact that it EXPLODED. What the fck
glad mio is better now. she can take as much time as she needs to recover fully.
Must be the work of a Stand User!
Glad she's fine now! 🖤
Oof, sounds awful, but definitely glad it's wasn't anything worse. Super happy to have her back!
Thanks for the clip too arcana!
I mean, if she is explaining her case with the word "exploded" then it must has been a case of Necrotizing Pancreatitis, which has a rate of mortality over 35%, I think that is worst enough.
add to that 2 months hospitalization with no ability to freely move outside I hope Mio mama can overcome that trauma
Thanks for the video, Arcana. I'm glad to see that Mio is well now.
I'm just glad that Mio is able to recover and joke about it!
poor Miosha! I'm glad she is much better though
Mio giving a small Biology lesson about her condition is pretty cool
First thing to avoid pancreas related sickness is drinking your fill of Mineral Water every day (usually it's around 2 - 4 Litres minimum per day, the more the better)
so Please drink your mineral water everyone.
As for Mio mama, I am so happy she returned in a better condition now.. I hope for her health to be even better. 😢❤