I’m currently working in my 9th year as a dental assistant. I always tell myself I could never be a nurse bc I’d get too attached to my patients or I don’t want to work in a hospital or clean up poop. However, I’ve learned there’s so much more to nursing than that. At almost 40 I’m ready for a change in my career. Thank you for this video bc it’s helped me have a better understanding of the side of nursing that isn’t really talked about.
In my last couple semesters of nursing school and have been having doubts about becoming a nurse because everyone only talks about bedside nursing! I plan on doing it my first year as a new grad, but I care about my mental and physical wellbeing enough to know that I'm not going to stick to it lol. This video made me feel much better knowing that theres so many more options that are never talked about. Thanks!!
I literally just started nursing school and before I started, I really wanted to be a bedside nurse. But I'm starting to realize the extreme amount of stress I'm probably going to encounter by being at the bedside. Im a pretty anxious person and if most people say THEY'RE burnt out and way too stressed, then I can't even imagine what it's going to do to me. I'm glad I'm watching these kinds of videos now.
This is very informative! I just resigned from my job being a bedside nurse for only 6 months. It is very overwhelming and it burns you out!!! Overworked but underpaid :( working as a bedside made my anxiety and panic attacks worse.
I wasnt financial free as a nurse until my 40’s and I’m still in my 40’s, bought my second house already, earn on a monthly through passive income and got 4 out of 5 goals, just hope it encourages someone that it doesn’t matter if you don’t have any of them right now, you can start TODAY regardless your age INVEST and change your future! Investing is a grand choice I made. Great video! Thanks for sharing!
Not quite long I started investing. I'm very curious and need help on how to enhance and increase my returns. Any good investment tips would be appreciated
@@eadad4371 Alright so generally, investing requires higher knowledge. For this reason, It's important to have a solid support structure (financial consultant) to guide you through especially in asset picking. I operate with (REGINA LOUISE COLLARO) an investment advisor who partners with a licensed wealth management firm. For the record, the experience has been the best for my finance. She is quite popular for her services so you might have heard of her. She made me financially stable investing through her help, now I earn on a monthly basis through her passive income strategy...So I’ll advise you do get a good Investment advisor for yourself.
@@skoopqueen. That’s great , your investment advisor must be really good,I have seen testimonies of people using the help of investment advisors in making them more financial stable. Do you mind sharing more info on this person?
@@eadad4371 look her up on the internet and leave her a message she's quite popular for her services as she was recently featured on cnn. She can work with anyone irrespective of where their located
@@skoopqueen. I have had the intentions of starting investing. But I always thought it was late and I think I need to stop procrastinating. I will definitely 🔍 Regina Louise Collaro and see what she can advise .Thanks a lot . This was of so much help to me .
Oh my Lord I needed this video dear!! I'm a new RN. I am looking at all my options I do not want to be stuck in bedside nursing and be miserable. I'm thinking clinic or hospice. You have people and their two sense get in the hospital it is a prestige smh. I'm like my mental health and I don't want to hate going to my job everyday. Plus, I have a toddler too so I need flexibility. Great info !!!
Thank you for this as a nursing student. I was asked from a couple of people of what kind of nurse position I wanted to be. I told no where near bedside but I’m undecided. This video helps so much 😊
You've got such a calm & professional composure. Your video is well presented and you deliver the information with poise without being distracted. Nice video.
The intro to this video was so extremely valuable! Thank you so much for encouraging nurses to drop any guilt or feeling mentally locked into working bedside only - and to put their mental health first.
Im a homecare RN for national company. Ive been in this position for 17 of my 22 years in nursing. It’s NOT easy. You have a productivity to meet and a lot of documentation.
Hey there! I am an LVN in California and work in dermatology and I work with an RN but do a lot of the dermatology services and assist, I can't administer botox but can assist/draw up etc. Love this video!
This is something I would like to do! I’m thinking of applying to the LVN program at my community college but I wasn’t too sure if I want to work at a assisted living after that.
Thanks for posting this video I currently work as a Respiratory therapist i have been thinking about switching to a RN but I don’t want to administer bedside care nor work in a stressful environment anymore
Yes, there are many nurse job positions. I have been working in health care as an assistant- it is a personal job, social work. But there are opportunities on the internet... thank you for sharing this video! :)
That hair is a fire look on you! love it i'm looking for a hairstyle like that now as you speak great video by the way! yes they do make you feel guilty for not working med-surg or other areas of acute care
I agree with the fact that obtaining your license makes you a "real nurse" although you still need to become an "experienced" nurse. I've done a few of the positions mentioned and unfortunately you will find a nurse "experienced" would get the position over someone without experienced. That may have changed since COVID, and could also depend on how desperate the employee is to fill the position. I am glad to see more nurses valuing there health over a job and money. It is true that you can obtain experience outside of bedside / hospital nursing but it could be challenging getting the exposure to a miriad of experiences that you find in an inpatient setting.
I’ve been working as a remote care management nurse for 3 years and I love it. After I completed nursing school I worked bedside for almost 2 years and I hated it. I’ve come to the conclusion that bedside nursing is not for me.
I’m interested in learning more about this type of nursing. What are some duties and responsibilities of your job? Do you have any companies you recommend?
@@MARCIA.ZZZZZZ I applied for a remote nurse position on Indeed. This is actually my first remote job. There are lots of opportunities out there . Insurance companies like (Aetna, United Health, Cigna) are always hiring.
I am being bullied at work by an older head nurse. It happened to me on another job in Montana in July of 2021. I'm really sick of this work place harrassment and would like to do something else with my life. I am getting a lot of anxiety where I cannot sleep at night. Thank you for the points!
Great video but you didn't mention Medical Coding you do not have to be a nurse but it is another option. I'm working on my Coding education. To eventually become a Clinical Documentation Specialist. There are two organizations that you can get certified through they are AAPC and AHIMA. Thanks again
You are amazing! I enjoyed looking at 3 videos. I enjoyed the last one best. Who am I? My name is Earl Xavier, and I am in this journey to become an RN or LPN. I just earned my nursing assistant certificate from Northeastern Technical College, Cheraw SC, and I am scheduled to take my License Exam on June, 1. Believe it or not, but I am already offered a job with LabCorp as soon as I earn my CNA License.
Love your videos also follow you on ig.. Im a LPN and I graduate from the RN program in December. Looking forward into where I want to work.. Thanks for sharing
I was hoping for some advice. I graduated as an RN in May of 2017 but had a surprise pregnancy. I made the mistake of not signing up for my NCLEX right away and waited until I was about 7 1/2months pregnant 😣 I ended up having a panic attack and didn’t pass. I tried not to beat myself up so I kept reviewing but then my son was born and I slacked for a bit. I studied again and attempted to retake. Failed again. I couldn’t believe it. I did very well in school but I do have severe test anxiety and adhd so in school I was given extra time for exams and a private room. I found out after I failed second time that I can apply to get some testing accommodations so I will be doing that for my third try. BUT my son was diagnosed with ASD then we had COVID etc etc and before I knew it omg it’s 2023 and I graduated 6yrs ago!!! I can’t believe how fast it seems the time has flown by!!!! Now that my son is in a learning program full time during the day I’m ready to get back into the working world but here I am RN no license yet. Not a great look. Just when I thought I might be ready to re attempt nclex I find out they changed the test style. So now I’m trying to review that and what the COVID protocols are since I didn’t learn that back in school. Even with all the time that has gone by I won’t give up. My plan now is to get hired in medical world in job that doesn’t require license just the RN degree like maybe medical assistant or something like that so I can freshen up my skills, put my knowledge to at least some use and hopefully that will help me with nclex as well. Then when I finally do pass I can get the RN nurse job I originally trained for. Does anyone have any tips for someone like me as far as prepping for the new style NCLEX? Any any advice for someone that took a career pause so I could care for my special needs son. Sorry for rambling but I’ll take any advice! I just want to finish what I started to show my kids never give up and then I can also provide for my kids even better ❤
Some of these jobs were not really ‘other than bedside’ ....what is available out there for nurses who are so burned out with nursing that they don’t actually want to do anymore nursing anywhere in any shape or form? I personally dream of a home (my home, aka remote) job, working from a laptop from anywhere...using the medical qualification and experience!
Look into Medicare Set Aside..as a nurse, you can work at home full time..write medical summaries and develop a treatment report. These are workers comp patient records. The pay is outstanding. Would need to get a couple of certifications, but most companies allow time for this. Some companies will train you straight from your prior nursing experience.
Can u do the tele-health nurse or utilization nurse without bedside experience? I want to do this when i graduate without doing bedside at all😩! Thanks for your video 🙏🏾
I’m thinking about quitting bedside after only 4-5 months. Trying to stick it out to 6 then leave. Is this a smart thing to do ? I keep hearing you need a year but I mentally can’t continue in bedside because I’m losing it. Thanks for the video
I graduated in May 2021 but due to family reasons and a move across the country I have not been working. I am finally ready to start working and use my degree, but already finding myself "burnt out" on bedside nursing. It gives me anxiety thinking about starting and has me considering leaving nursing altogether. I am however intrigued by the work from home RN jobs currently. However, I feel so guilty going for them as a new grad as I already feel like I have lost skills. Do you think it's reasonable for a new grad to do telehealth or something similar in this field?
I dont know what to do or where to work. Please help. Last year in august i started in Periop residency. I wanted bedside experience so i was allowed to go to icu. My preceptor was inexperienced herself in some things and new. I felt left on the floor so i left and went to a hospital who promised me a different experience! Same thing happened on a complex oncology floor after a few days. I was expected to have patients by myself. I spoke out and reminded them and they fired me. Now im a jobless half experienced nurse😢
I came here because I’m a hospice nurse and it is stressful and I’m looking for something with less stress. The charting is crazy, every medication is questioned and I can’t take the stress of no hope in my patients every single day ! The pay in Hospice is so low it’s unreal. As an RN it is hard . I guess if your brother did it as a LPN I can see where it may have been a bit less stress but I’m so burned out after a year !
Hi is there Healthcare Call Center company accept no Experience? I am willing to learn and do some trainings. Are there companies caters free trainings for no experience like me?
Girl you are a real nurse as soon as you pass that board exam. I agree.
I got out last month after being in for 2 yrs. I was loosing myself. I'm just doing per diem now. Life is too short.
Absolutely. It is not easy. Proud of you for putting yourself first
Sheesh…
PREACH GIRL IM QUITTING MED SURGGGGG
I’m currently working in my 9th year as a dental assistant. I always tell myself I could never be a nurse bc I’d get too attached to my patients or I don’t want to work in a hospital or clean up poop.
However, I’ve learned there’s so much more to nursing than that. At almost 40 I’m ready for a change in my career.
Thank you for this video bc it’s helped me have a better understanding of the side of nursing that isn’t really talked about.
In my last couple semesters of nursing school and have been having doubts about becoming a nurse because everyone only talks about bedside nursing! I plan on doing it my first year as a new grad, but I care about my mental and physical wellbeing enough to know that I'm not going to stick to it lol. This video made me feel much better knowing that theres so many more options that are never talked about. Thanks!!
Same!!!! I don’t even want to do bedside nursing my first year lol
So glad to see another student nurse talking about this. Burnt-out nurses are talking me out of the degree all together. Really don’t know what to do.
I literally just started nursing school and before I started, I really wanted to be a bedside nurse. But I'm starting to realize the extreme amount of stress I'm probably going to encounter by being at the bedside. Im a pretty anxious person and if most people say THEY'RE burnt out and way too stressed, then I can't even imagine what it's going to do to me. I'm glad I'm watching these kinds of videos now.
What’s the reality of being able to get jobs that aren’t bedside though?
Especially when you’re a new nurse out of school with little to no experience
Straight to the point, thank you!!
This is very informative! I just resigned from my job being a bedside nurse for only 6 months. It is very overwhelming and it burns you out!!! Overworked but underpaid :( working as a bedside made my anxiety and panic attacks worse.
Same predicament. What did you do next ?
Curious where you ended up? I’m month 3 bedside new grad and ready to switch to outpatient.
I wasnt financial free as a nurse until my 40’s and I’m still in my 40’s, bought my second house already, earn on a monthly through passive income and got 4 out of 5 goals, just hope it encourages someone that it doesn’t matter if you don’t have any of them right now, you can start TODAY regardless your age INVEST and change your future! Investing is a grand choice I made. Great video! Thanks for sharing!
Not quite long I started investing. I'm very curious and need help on how to enhance and increase my returns. Any good investment tips would be appreciated
@@eadad4371 Alright so generally, investing requires higher knowledge. For this reason, It's important to have a solid support structure (financial consultant) to guide you through especially in asset picking. I operate with (REGINA LOUISE COLLARO) an investment advisor who partners with a licensed wealth management firm. For the record, the experience has been the best for my finance. She is quite popular for her services so you might have heard of her.
She made me financially stable investing through her help, now I earn on a monthly basis through her passive income strategy...So I’ll advise you do get a good Investment advisor for yourself.
@@skoopqueen. That’s great , your investment advisor must be really good,I have seen testimonies of people using the help of investment advisors in making them more financial stable. Do you mind sharing more info on this person?
@@eadad4371 look her up on the internet and leave her a message she's quite popular for her services as she was recently featured on cnn. She can work with anyone irrespective of where their located
@@skoopqueen. I have had the intentions of starting investing. But I always thought it was late and I think I need to stop procrastinating. I will definitely 🔍 Regina Louise Collaro and see what she can advise .Thanks a lot . This was of so much help to me .
aw I love this. especially the beginning, your assertiveness "you are a nurse, period. point. blank." yes I am. thank you for this video
17 years of bedside, I'm ready to gtfo
I feel you sis. Itll happen for you 😊
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Oh my Lord I needed this video dear!! I'm a new RN. I am looking at all my options I do not want to be stuck in bedside nursing and be miserable. I'm thinking clinic or hospice. You have people and their two sense get in the hospital it is a prestige smh. I'm like my mental health and I don't want to hate going to my job everyday. Plus, I have a toddler too so I need flexibility. Great info !!!
Thank you for this as a nursing student. I was asked from a couple of people of what kind of nurse position I wanted to be. I told no where near bedside but I’m undecided.
This video helps so much 😊
Im glad you found this video informative ❤️
Yes, we are not limited to bedside and I just realized this last year and enjoying working in dermatology!
Im a Hospice nurse and I absolutely love it! My most rewarding experience. Now! I also work corrections and that's never boring.
Wow thats amazing. & thats the goal , to find a career thats fills you more thank it takes from you💕
How is it working a correctional nurse? Looking to doing it because of the excellent benefits
You've got such a calm & professional composure. Your video is well presented and you deliver the information with poise without being distracted. Nice video.
EXTREMELYYYYYYYYYY informational thank you !!!!!!!!
You’re welcome 😊
Thanks you for this! I’ve been looking for alternative nursing job aside from bedside and this was alot ❤
The intro to this video was so extremely valuable! Thank you so much for encouraging nurses to drop any guilt or feeling mentally locked into working bedside only - and to put their mental health first.
I love this. Thanks for sharing. Love how you rep for LPNs and RNs, and how you keep it real about your lil sweetheart lol
Of course we are both nurses at the end of the day 🤗
Yes! Proud LVN here! Working in dermatology and love it!
Im a homecare RN for national company. Ive been in this position for 17 of my 22 years in nursing. It’s NOT easy. You have a productivity to meet and a lot of documentation.
I’m sure it is hard work too but at this point my KNEES need a break. Bedside is LABORIOUS.
Hey there! I am an LVN in California and work in dermatology and I work with an RN but do a lot of the dermatology services and assist, I can't administer botox but can assist/draw up etc. Love this video!
This is something I would like to do! I’m thinking of applying to the LVN program at my community college but I wasn’t too sure if I want to work at a assisted living after that.
Aesthetic nurse is my dream! Taking my class in May 😍😍💕
Who are you taking the class with?I would like it too
This video made me feel so much better! I was feeling a little trapped and it's so good to know there's other good options out there! Thank you :)
Thanks for posting this video I currently work as a Respiratory therapist i have been thinking about switching to a RN but I don’t want to administer bedside care nor work in a stressful environment anymore
You may be too young to know, but you look like Lefteye from TLC to me. So pretty 😍🥰
She looks beautiful!
Yes, there are many nurse job positions. I have been working in health care as an assistant- it is a personal job, social work. But there are opportunities on the internet... thank you for sharing this video! :)
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That hair is a fire look on you! love it
i'm looking for a hairstyle like that now as you speak
great video by the way! yes they do make you feel guilty for not working med-surg or other areas of acute care
I agree with the fact that obtaining your license makes you a "real nurse" although you still need to become an "experienced" nurse. I've done a few of the positions mentioned and unfortunately you will find a nurse "experienced" would get the position over someone without experienced. That may have changed since COVID, and could also depend on how desperate the employee is to fill the position. I am glad to see more nurses valuing there health over a job and money. It is true that you can obtain experience outside of bedside / hospital nursing but it could be challenging getting the exposure to a miriad of experiences that you find in an inpatient setting.
I’ve been working as a remote care management nurse for 3 years and I love it. After I completed nursing school I worked bedside for almost 2 years and I hated it. I’ve come to the conclusion that bedside nursing is not for me.
I’m interested in learning more about this type of nursing. What are some duties and responsibilities of your job?
Do you have any companies you recommend?
Can u tell me how you got into that? I have to get off the floor.
@@MARCIA.ZZZZZZ I applied for a remote nurse position on Indeed. This is actually my first remote job. There are lots of opportunities out there . Insurance companies like (Aetna, United Health, Cigna) are always hiring.
@@rubygilbert4518 I tried to reply to your questions but YT keeps deleting my comment. I’m not sure why.
@@KYRAA30 thank you I will look tomorrow. I hope they train on computer
I am being bullied at work by an older head nurse. It happened to me on another job in Montana in July of 2021. I'm really sick of this work place harrassment and would like to do something else with my life. I am getting a lot of anxiety where I cannot sleep at night. Thank you for the points!
Start doing agencies
Sue, that's what I did and I won!
Very informative video!
Thank you
Great video but you didn't mention Medical Coding you do not have to be a nurse but it is another option. I'm working on my Coding education. To eventually become a Clinical Documentation Specialist. There are two organizations that you can get certified through they are AAPC and AHIMA. Thanks again
You are amazing! I enjoyed looking at 3 videos. I enjoyed the last one best. Who am I? My name is Earl Xavier, and I am in this journey to become an RN or LPN. I just earned my nursing assistant certificate from Northeastern Technical College, Cheraw SC, and I am scheduled to take my License Exam on June, 1. Believe it or not, but I am already offered a job with LabCorp as soon as I earn my CNA License.
This is probably the best informative video about a variety of nurse jobs. Thank you for sharing!
Love your videos also follow you on ig.. Im a LPN and I graduate from the RN program in December. Looking forward into where I want to work.. Thanks for sharing
Im glad you enjoyed the video
Congrats girl! I am an LVN in California and can't wait to be an RN, but love my dermatology position. I've made tons of videos on my LVN experience.
I was hoping for some advice. I graduated as an RN in May of 2017 but had a surprise pregnancy. I made the mistake of not signing up for my NCLEX right away and waited until I was about 7 1/2months pregnant 😣 I ended up having a panic attack and didn’t pass. I tried not to beat myself up so I kept reviewing but then my son was born and I slacked for a bit. I studied again and attempted to retake. Failed again. I couldn’t believe it. I did very well in school but I do have severe test anxiety and adhd so in school I was given extra time for exams and a private room. I found out after I failed second time that I can apply to get some testing accommodations so I will be doing that for my third try. BUT my son was diagnosed with ASD then we had COVID etc etc and before I knew it omg it’s 2023 and I graduated 6yrs ago!!! I can’t believe how fast it seems the time has flown by!!!! Now that my son is in a learning program full time during the day I’m ready to get back into the working world but here I am RN no license yet. Not a great look. Just when I thought I might be ready to re attempt nclex I find out they changed the test style. So now I’m trying to review that and what the COVID protocols are since I didn’t learn that back in school. Even with all the time that has gone by I won’t give up. My plan now is to get hired in medical world in job that doesn’t require license just the RN degree like maybe medical assistant or something like that so I can freshen up my skills, put my knowledge to at least some use and hopefully that will help me with nclex as well. Then when I finally do pass I can get the RN nurse job I originally trained for. Does anyone have any tips for someone like me as far as prepping for the new style NCLEX? Any any advice for someone that took a career pause so I could care for my special needs son. Sorry for rambling but I’ll take any advice! I just want to finish what I started to show my kids never give up and then I can also provide for my kids even better ❤
Some of these jobs were not really ‘other than bedside’ ....what is available out there for nurses who are so burned out with nursing that they don’t actually want to do anymore nursing anywhere in any shape or form? I personally dream of a home (my home, aka remote) job, working from a laptop from anywhere...using the medical qualification and experience!
Look into Medicare Set Aside..as a nurse, you can work at home full time..write medical summaries and develop a treatment report. These are workers comp patient records. The pay is outstanding. Would need to get a couple of certifications, but most companies allow time for this. Some companies will train you straight from your prior nursing experience.
@@sparker8875 thank you 😊
@@essexitagermeng5504 you're welcome🙂
I ‘ve been a bedside nurse for about 18 years now, still doing but considering looking into working in a clinic setting.
Can u do the tele-health nurse or utilization nurse without bedside experience? I want to do this when i graduate without doing bedside at all😩! Thanks for your video 🙏🏾
This video is so informative. Thanks for sharing!
Thank You for watching
@@TheBougieNurse you’re welcome
Wow, this was so informative and helpful! Thank you so much 😊
This was so interesting. I kept hearing there are many pathways for nurses, but this is really highlighting how many options there are.
Very informative 👌
Thank you so much! I have just finished nursing school and I’m not sure what I want to do anymore
I’m thinking about quitting bedside after only 4-5 months. Trying to stick it out to 6 then leave. Is this a smart thing to do ? I keep hearing you need a year but I mentally can’t continue in bedside because I’m losing it. Thanks for the video
Me too girl. What did u end up doing
@@dailyvitamindee1932 I’m in psych now and loving it. No codes, no blood, no IVs. Psych NP the next move. It’s so much more relaxing on your System
Very informative good job lady. Where is the covid vaccine job though 🤔 I bet somewhere on California because I've been looking....
I seen them looking everywhere. FL, NY, PA,NJ. Check on indeed ❤️
Very helpful video! Thanks!
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I graduated in May 2021 but due to family reasons and a move across the country I have not been working. I am finally ready to start working and use my degree, but already finding myself "burnt out" on bedside nursing. It gives me anxiety thinking about starting and has me considering leaving nursing altogether. I am however intrigued by the work from home RN jobs currently. However, I feel so guilty going for them as a new grad as I already feel like I have lost skills. Do you think it's reasonable for a new grad to do telehealth or something similar in this field?
How are you feeling about everything now?
Hi love your content! Would love to hear more about Legal nurse consultant! Tfs!
I would love to hear more about this, as well!
Girl, you are fine 😍😍
Love this
Omg, this video is RIGHT on time! Thank you🤗
I dont know what to do or where to work. Please help. Last year in august i started in Periop residency. I wanted bedside experience so i was allowed to go to icu. My preceptor was inexperienced herself in some things and new. I felt left on the floor so i left and went to a hospital who promised me a different experience! Same thing happened on a complex oncology floor after a few days. I was expected to have patients by myself. I spoke out and reminded them and they fired me. Now im a jobless half experienced nurse😢
I came here because I’m a hospice nurse and it is stressful and I’m looking for something with less stress. The charting is crazy, every medication is questioned and I can’t take the stress of no hope in my patients every single day ! The pay in Hospice is so low it’s unreal. As an RN it is hard . I guess if your brother did it as a LPN I can see where it may have been a bit less stress but I’m so burned out after a year !
So next what you do now you change your work place ?
Cool video
You have an accent are you from Jamaica 🇯🇲? Big up yuhself either way
Very interesting video 😊 I am a nursing educator on utube. I subscribed. Thanks 😊👍 for sharing
thank you so much
I am in my final year of nursing school and I'm thinking of doing some administrative Course.would this help me get a job remotely? Is it worth doing?
Hi is there Healthcare Call Center company accept no Experience?
I am willing to learn and do some trainings.
Are there companies caters free trainings for no experience like me?
Thankyou!
Where do you work? I am trying to find a position that I can manage both work and busy home life. Thanks!
Can you get these jobs without hospital experience?
Everyone is so young. I'm 64 and I can't do this anymore. The anxiety is unbearable. In Florida an RN are not allowed to inject as of 2021.
Has anyone ever come across a perfusionist? How’s their job outlook and pay. Have a friend knows a cardiology perfusionist make about 120k
Thank you
has anybody told you that you look similar to dr. alexis stevens, a derm on youtube? you look like you could be related to each other.
She really does
How do we open a wellness center?
I’ll discuss that in my next video 💕
You are super cute! Very informative video.
I hope no one is read in tele strips from home with no experience 🙈
That part 😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎
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