@@MrNanukes Gamma-glutamyl Transferase. It's a liver-focused enzyme, if the liver's in trouble it leaks into the bloodstream in greater amounts than you'd normally find it. So they test the blood for it, and the amount they find indicates how bad off your liver is.
@@MrNanukes “A gamma-glutamyl transferase (GGT) test measures the amount of GGT in the blood. GGT is an enzyme found throughout the body, but it is mostly found in the liver. When the liver is damaged, GGT may leak into the bloodstream. High levels of GGT in the blood may be a sign of liver disease or damage to the bile ducts. “ - MedlinePlus It is one of a series of tests to diagnose liver damage. Normal range is around 0 to 30 so 80 is still high, but much much better than 600. It just tells you that there is an issue with liver or the bile/gallbladder, other tests tell you which one.
@@MrNanukes It's an enzyme that can leak into the blood if your liver is damaged. Normal results are 8-38, so while 80 isn't really good, it's a damn sight better than 600. I'm surprised he lived through that.
Nah man lol . Old parents when their kids are away are BORED AF at home when they're retired . My dad learned to build a friggin generator because he was bored out of his mind lol . Or we could go with your reasoning as that sounds sweeter , tho I can't really relate to a generator lol .
From heading to Tokyo with nothing but a dream, to paying for house renovations and her father's health and new hobby. She's really come a long way. From diamond in the rough to stellar comet, Suisei must shine brightest in her family's eyes, out of everyone that supports and cheers her on. I wish I could turn back time so I have more time to follow Suisei's example.
@@davidtogi5878 Yeah, you're right. Some things are long past our time. But, while the past is gone, there's always the present, and with it, its fruitful possibilities. We gotta remember this simple fact. It's too easy to forget it. Suisei's father only just remembered, and it's working.
Hololive saves lifes. When you think about it how many lifes got improved by hololive its crazy. Suisei moving to Tokyo and running out of money just to get picked up hololive to become such a legend. Now because of that Suisei managed to save her father by changing his whole life. I can't imagine what a positive effect it must has been on her whole family that her dad doesn't drink this extremely anymore. Makes me smile that this is such a happy end.
I was in a really dark place 5-ish years ago and I'm sure i don't need to explain what that means. From clips of a war criminal rabbit to the soothing drawing streams of a certain priestess, i can remember vividly now how Hololive was the beginning of the regression of my depression. Then, out of nowhere, where i just happened to be on lunch, just happened to be during an Ina stream, who just happened to draw something to make me want to pop my super chat cherry, all within this 30 minute break from life, Ina said something along the lines of "...you should help yourself before you start sending Supa's to me..." (I'm paraphrasing, its been a while). Its such a simple and obvious way of thinking. Anyone could have said this, but Ina said it exactly when i needed to hear it because even though to truly help yourself out of that dark mindset is easier said than done, the simple philosophy behind that phrase has kept me going every time i felt like breaking or wanting to give up. Why not try a little more before giving it all up? Before sending a Supa, can you keep up with rent? How about your food budget? Anything you can do for your parents? What can you do to make it happen? You should start working out, Maybe you can Adopt that kitten that's been Abandoned near your house, etc. All this time, I've yet to send a Super chat to any Holomem, but id like to think that Hololive really did save me because today i currently run two businesses with one of them practically becoming self sufficient (Laundromat) and the other doing well enough to move onto a bigger space (Restaurant). Today, I'm now busier than ever, too busy to keep up with live streams of anyone, especially the live streams of my now Kami Oshi, Ina. I'd have to plan for cover like I'm trying to go on vacation just to catch a Live Birthday stream for a few hours haha. To say Hololive saved my life is an understatement. Idk where this life would have been without those exact small series of events just happening to line up with that singular moment that opened my eyes to an entire world view that changed my life for the better. I'm happier than ever, and if/when my worries are gone or miniscule, I'll finally send that Super Chat to those who lead me here, granted I'm confident enough to have joined a Membership for almost a year now 😊
Not surprising to me. The most driven individuals are generally either running away from something or beating the familial allegations through grit, determination and sheer will
Suisei really lived a cinderella story, that part about her dad's chronic alcohol poisoning is frightening. So happy to hear she managed to help her father improve, the man likely just gained 10 years on his life expectancy.
The more I know about Sui-chan, the more impressive she is. Having to deal with a relative with those problems is heavy a huge burden on the mind and the spirit of a family, and in spite of that she found the energy to chase dreams and entertain us nonetheless.
So much of addiction is just bad habits taking over and spiraling out of control when you're feeling too aimless, gardening and house improvement gives you goals and good habits at the same time!
Man, didn't expect her to drop something like this so casually. The "BGM" part... No kid should ever be able to say something like that about their parent. And here I thought her life story couldn't be tougher. I'm just happy it's a thing of the past.
I was surprised by that as well. Maybe it was actually a wisteria arch, which is a lot easier to grow and I believe is common in Japan, but Suisei doesn't know from flowers and called it by whatever came to mind.
From over 600 to 80? That’s some impressive discipline. I’m glad to hear Suisei’s dad is taking better care of himself! Good for everyone. Happy for Suisei. 🙏🏻
This is so relatable had a dad who bought so many flowers and having mom complained about his collections to the point he had to built a makeshift flower racks so that there's enough space for three cars to park into the front (gated) yard that's just barely fits in those said three cars during the CNYs. Now after he passed away, she takes his place looking after those flowers. Sui-chan is lucky to have her dad around still collecting the flowers and having his wife scolding him.
I've been having health problems for a while now and I can assure you the thing that has helped me the most is gardening. Also I get of a bunch tomatoes and strawberries from it so it's kind of a productive thing.
I’m really glad her dad managed to turn things around so well for his health! That checkup was the final wake up call that is frequently too late for some or ignored by others.
Congratulations hoshiyomies. You saved a life. Be proud with this blessed community. That was a heartwarming scene to watch when idols and fan could help each other, directly or indirectly 👌
that is just it, at times is all it takes is the right thing to get through to someone but it's not always easy to figure out how to it's also not easy for ppl to beat addictions so i'm glad for Suisei that her dad was able to do this💙
As someone who's worked in addiction recovery, I can attest to the difficulty. I have seen a few guys take up gardening as part of their process, and I find their stories to be some of the most fascinating.
Physical activity in the open air that he enjoys and distracts him from his addictions. Pretty much the best thing he could have done in that situation. Just gotta watch out for his joints now, because extended work that close to the ground can be pretty straining.
Great to hear that her dad is finally taking care of his health and was able to cut back on drinking and smoking. And gardening is a very nice hobby, I bet his garden is a jewel for all the neighbourhood.
Having a healthy passion to dedicate yourself to is the best thing you can do for destructive habits. Tending the flowers and building a garden worthy of an English manor house is definitely a nice one. Also classic Sui-chan shill, she always finds a way.
I just hope her dad was simply a drunk-to-sleep kind of drunkard, no violent tendency... at least from how she tell her story about his drinking habit, no hurting happened.
"My friend, I understand that she's "lacking" but calling her a guy is just... well..." _this message was found next to a corpse with an axe embedded into the head_
chat taking chance to claim the father in law status would surprise me her dad start growing fruits to be sent to suichan. its really hard for heavy drinker and smoker to break free unless he himself resolute enough to avoid buying cigar and booze. some ppl choose to be dead drunk to forget bad things in workplace
Glad her dad's doing better, alcoholism is a real pain in the ass (and the liver, in a literal sense, and every other organ too). And gardening is a wonderful hobby. Sometimes my plants keep me from drinking, for real. Though, at times, I stress over there being too little room and sun on my windowsills, and that makes me want to crack open a cold one...
good to hear that her father stopped drinking and smoking excessively. it is hard to stop drinking in Japan, drinking is so common, and cheap, i drank a lot when i went to Japan for holofes, especially the all you can drink places, really hard to fight the temptation.
I was about to comment that suddenly stopping drinking and smoking can actually kill you faster. Good thing Sui-chan's dad cuts back the alcohol and tobacco and replacing it with other recreational activities until he can actually stop. That's the proper way to end the addiction.
ah yes, the casual childhood trauma of an alcoholic father, at least she still had both parents and siblings to rely on instead of having to deal with everything alone (totally not jealous haha)
I'm about 98% sure her dad has alcoholism(literally needs alcohol to get through the day) just based on the little story she told about her dad getting black-out drunk every night. The gardening was most likely a way to keep himself focused and give him a reason not to drink till he blacks out. It's great that his health has recovered, but I think it'd be a good idea for him to see a therapist about it or at least go to AA. Most if not all addictions stem from some kind of trauma.
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Sorry, I was mistaken at 1:22, I think her dad said Lady Banks' Rose instead of Magnolia
苗 nae means sapling or seedling rather than seeds. Seed would be 種 tane
GGT going down from 600 to 80 is remarkable. That's basically coming back from the brink of liver failure.
What’s GGT?
SGPT?
@@MrNanukes Gamma-glutamyl Transferase. It's a liver-focused enzyme, if the liver's in trouble it leaks into the bloodstream in greater amounts than you'd normally find it. So they test the blood for it, and the amount they find indicates how bad off your liver is.
@@MrNanukes “A gamma-glutamyl transferase (GGT) test measures the amount of GGT in the blood. GGT is an enzyme found throughout the body, but it is mostly found in the liver. When the liver is damaged, GGT may leak into the bloodstream. High levels of GGT in the blood may be a sign of liver disease or damage to the bile ducts. “ - MedlinePlus
It is one of a series of tests to diagnose liver damage. Normal range is around 0 to 30 so 80 is still high, but much much better than 600. It just tells you that there is an issue with liver or the bile/gallbladder, other tests tell you which one.
@@MrNanukes It's an enzyme that can leak into the blood if your liver is damaged. Normal results are 8-38, so while 80 isn't really good, it's a damn sight better than 600. I'm surprised he lived through that.
Osekkai suddenly remembered he was a Suisei clipper
I see that hearted comment, osekkai you lovable git
Guess he could not handle his two flowers being away any longer, so he started raising hundreds of new flowers to compensate.
Thats...a really sweet way of putting it
and of the hundreds the ones that came back to visit are still the most precious
Nah man lol . Old parents when their kids are away are BORED AF at home when they're retired . My dad learned to build a friggin generator because he was bored out of his mind lol . Or we could go with your reasoning as that sounds sweeter , tho I can't really relate to a generator lol .
From heading to Tokyo with nothing but a dream, to paying for house renovations and her father's health and new hobby. She's really come a long way. From diamond in the rough to stellar comet, Suisei must shine brightest in her family's eyes, out of everyone that supports and cheers her on. I wish I could turn back time so I have more time to follow Suisei's example.
You still can, there's still time. Believe me.
@@ViniuauCP for some people that ship has long sailed away.
@@davidtogi5878 Yeah, you're right. Some things are long past our time. But, while the past is gone, there's always the present, and with it, its fruitful possibilities.
We gotta remember this simple fact. It's too easy to forget it. Suisei's father only just remembered, and it's working.
@@davidtogi5878 that ship may have sailed away, but you can still swim toward your dream, impossible as it may be.
Two Suisei clips!? Wow, Osekkai really returning to his roots.
Suipremacy
suipregnancy
@@phigibo sanest hoshiyomi
Did I just get ratioed by a horniyomi
@@MidnightCrescent I'm sorry it was not my intention :( I just saw an opportunity and took it
I’m glad for her dad’s success
Suisei's dad is growing shishito pepper and eggplant. I think he might be a Koronesuki.
Suisei is a trooper. I'm glad that she was able to get her father to lessen his fatal drinking & smoking addictions.
We are so back hoshibros
Huh, guess that certainly explains why Suisei doesn't drink.
Hololive saves lifes. When you think about it how many lifes got improved by hololive its crazy. Suisei moving to Tokyo and running out of money just to get picked up hololive to become such a legend. Now because of that Suisei managed to save her father by changing his whole life. I can't imagine what a positive effect it must has been on her whole family that her dad doesn't drink this extremely anymore. Makes me smile that this is such a happy end.
I was in a really dark place 5-ish years ago and I'm sure i don't need to explain what that means. From clips of a war criminal rabbit to the soothing drawing streams of a certain priestess, i can remember vividly now how Hololive was the beginning of the regression of my depression. Then, out of nowhere, where i just happened to be on lunch, just happened to be during an Ina stream, who just happened to draw something to make me want to pop my super chat cherry, all within this 30 minute break from life, Ina said something along the lines of "...you should help yourself before you start sending Supa's to me..." (I'm paraphrasing, its been a while).
Its such a simple and obvious way of thinking. Anyone could have said this, but Ina said it exactly when i needed to hear it because even though to truly help yourself out of that dark mindset is easier said than done, the simple philosophy behind that phrase has kept me going every time i felt like breaking or wanting to give up. Why not try a little more before giving it all up? Before sending a Supa, can you keep up with rent? How about your food budget? Anything you can do for your parents? What can you do to make it happen? You should start working out, Maybe you can Adopt that kitten that's been Abandoned near your house, etc. All this time, I've yet to send a Super chat to any Holomem, but id like to think that Hololive really did save me because today i currently run two businesses with one of them practically becoming self sufficient (Laundromat) and the other doing well enough to move onto a bigger space (Restaurant). Today, I'm now busier than ever, too busy to keep up with live streams of anyone, especially the live streams of my now Kami Oshi, Ina. I'd have to plan for cover like I'm trying to go on vacation just to catch a Live Birthday stream for a few hours haha.
To say Hololive saved my life is an understatement. Idk where this life would have been without those exact small series of events just happening to line up with that singular moment that opened my eyes to an entire world view that changed my life for the better. I'm happier than ever, and if/when my worries are gone or miniscule, I'll finally send that Super Chat to those who lead me here, granted I'm confident enough to have joined a Membership for almost a year now 😊
@@Potara_Fuyujinha It's always a good thing to pay back gratitude to people who helped you, the world is a much nicer place if its common
Crazy way to casually drop how huge of an alcoholic your father was but i guess things are alright now
bro I'd say half of Japan are alcoholics, just depends how bad. Drinking is a recreational sport lol
@@GammaRingHunter yup, it sounds bad until you realize how much everybody drinks. Her dad isn’t even the craziest.
@@matasa7463 Just because everyone is doing it doesn't make it less of a problem. Quite opposite.
Not surprising to me. The most driven individuals are generally either running away from something or beating the familial allegations through grit, determination and sheer will
@@matasa7463I think the problem of over drinking is independent if any relative measures of commonality of said action
So me buying her first album and listening to her music indirectly helped her dad? Amazing
Dude has his garden and his little girls and has worked to get his health back. Well done sir.
Suisei really lived a cinderella story, that part about her dad's chronic alcohol poisoning is frightening.
So happy to hear she managed to help her father improve, the man likely just gained 10 years on his life expectancy.
The more I know about Sui-chan, the more impressive she is. Having to deal with a relative with those problems is heavy a huge burden on the mind and the spirit of a family, and in spite of that she found the energy to chase dreams and entertain us nonetheless.
This was motivation to get out of there and improve her life. I know what she felt. Different circumstances, but I've felt that drive, too.
She’s a real
Hero
Glad he’s doing better now!!!
So much of addiction is just bad habits taking over and spiraling out of control when you're feeling too aimless, gardening and house improvement gives you goals and good habits at the same time!
Really glad to know that our support goes on THAT far for her and her family.
Man, didn't expect her to drop something like this so casually. The "BGM" part... No kid should ever be able to say something like that about their parent. And here I thought her life story couldn't be tougher.
I'm just happy it's a thing of the past.
I'm glad Suisei's dad decided to stick around for a while longer. That's a gruelling way to grow up. 💙☄️
Let's go, glad father in law is doing ok
magnolia arch? that would be extremely difficult, they're very picky flowers
They are ? Do they need extra sunlight or more water ?
I was surprised by that as well. Maybe it was actually a wisteria arch, which is a lot easier to grow and I believe is common in Japan, but Suisei doesn't know from flowers and called it by whatever came to mind.
After reading the comments, Magnolia was probably the wrong flower... I think she was saying Lady Banks' Rose
I happy to hear her dad is doing okay. Bad habits arent easy to quit.
From over 600 to 80? That’s some impressive discipline. I’m glad to hear Suisei’s dad is taking better care of himself! Good for everyone. Happy for Suisei. 🙏🏻
Papamachi is now a gardening chad.
I'm glad her dad's doing well, I never watch Sui-chan, but the Hoshiyomis decided not to be yabai for once, good job guys
the irony: the sussiest chats also are usually the most wholesome ones, too
This is so relatable had a dad who bought so many flowers and having mom complained about his collections to the point he had to built a makeshift flower racks so that there's enough space for three cars to park into the front (gated) yard that's just barely fits in those said three cars during the CNYs.
Now after he passed away, she takes his place looking after those flowers.
Sui-chan is lucky to have her dad around still collecting the flowers and having his wife scolding him.
Well, it wouldn’t have worked if he didn’t choose to change. So good on him.
there's never too late or too early to start gardening.
Iirc his last clip of Suisei was when she said she wouldn't marry a hoshiyomi. He's healing now.
He finally moved on
Osekkai come back to us!
Suisei saying her dad is at an age in which gardening is good for him.
Me in my not even middle aged that has recently taken up gardening as a hobby:😮
My mans found his way home. I missed seeing clips of Suisei. Thanks brostar
I've been having health problems for a while now and I can assure you the thing that has helped me the most is gardening. Also I get of a bunch tomatoes and strawberries from it so it's kind of a productive thing.
I'm glad everything went fine her way, most especially with her dad :)
I’m really glad her dad managed to turn things around so well for his health! That checkup was the final wake up call that is frequently too late for some or ignored by others.
She saved her father because she's a talented individual. Chat didn't just do it. She worked hard to provide for her family. 🥺
Congratulations hoshiyomies. You saved a life. Be proud with this blessed community. That was a heartwarming scene to watch when idols and fan could help each other, directly or indirectly 👌
that is just it, at times is all it takes is the right thing to get through to someone but it's not always easy to figure out how to
it's also not easy for ppl to beat addictions so i'm glad for Suisei that her dad was able to do this💙
As someone who's worked in addiction recovery, I can attest to the difficulty. I have seen a few guys take up gardening as part of their process, and I find their stories to be some of the most fascinating.
Physical activity in the open air that he enjoys and distracts him from his addictions. Pretty much the best thing he could have done in that situation. Just gotta watch out for his joints now, because extended work that close to the ground can be pretty straining.
That’s so wholesome to hear >_
Great to hear that her dad is finally taking care of his health and was able to cut back on drinking and smoking. And gardening is a very nice hobby, I bet his garden is a jewel for all the neighbourhood.
that ending, when she says that she sends the SC at the end of th emonth is really heartwarming, she now takes care of Hahamachi and father in law
Having a healthy passion to dedicate yourself to is the best thing you can do for destructive habits. Tending the flowers and building a garden worthy of an English manor house is definitely a nice one. Also classic Sui-chan shill, she always finds a way.
Hold on Osekkai clipping Sui? Oh my how that bring back some memories
おせっかいさんのすいちゃん切り抜き好きだから嬉しい！
I just hope her dad was simply a drunk-to-sleep kind of drunkard, no violent tendency... at least from how she tell her story about his drinking habit, no hurting happened.
Suisei mentioned that his family lives in a rural area, his father must be a fan of gardening
"My friend, I understand that she's "lacking" but calling her a guy is just... well..."
_this message was found next to a corpse with an axe embedded into the head_
“If it’s for father-in-law, then…” I DIED lmfao
I see that Osekkai suddenly went back to his roots
always nice to hear about people getting healthy! i have high liver enzymes, i wonder if i should take up gardening 🤔
Let the man have his romantic dreams and aspirations!
This is the second time I've seen gardening saving someones life basically!
Ed Currie kicked his drug and alcohol abuse thanks to hotpeppers.
That's a good daughter.
This is honestly fantastic
"Don't say father-in-law" very well, we will call him "Papito-suegro"
chat taking chance to claim the father in law status
would surprise me her dad start growing fruits to be sent to suichan. its really hard for heavy drinker and smoker to break free unless he himself resolute enough to avoid buying cigar and booze. some ppl choose to be dead drunk to forget bad things in workplace
Both Marine and Suisei are telling us not to call them father-in-law.... bois, were getting closer to their acceptance, give it more time
This is just great.
Grats to Sui-chan and kindred Hoshiyomi.
Biggest grats to Sui-chan's Dad, a lot of people don't come back from shit like that.
Whoa, Suisei went from a countryside comet into a global comet idol/comedian.
As someone who has a dad that drinks heavily and smokes, I understand. Our Dads are very hardheaded!
I’m Glad father-in-law has started to live a healthier lifestyle ^^
I'm so happy father-in-law is as healthy as possible.
Chat helping dad seeing his grandkid
Im glad that suisei dad is healthy again
Moral of the story is that drink reasonably
1:20 PapaMachi be milly rockin fr
Suisei dad: Nah i'd breath air
Another Sui clip from Osekkai already? I’m die thank you forever
that's good to hear
Osekkai is back!
the dads oh holomem might not be as popular as holomoms, but ngl, suidad and maridad are best dads.
Now that's a W character development from Suidad
That's amazing news that her dad is doing better
it's good to hear OUR Father-in-law in good health 🥰
That's awesome 🗣🎉🎊🎁
Glad her dad's doing better, alcoholism is a real pain in the ass (and the liver, in a literal sense, and every other organ too).
And gardening is a wonderful hobby. Sometimes my plants keep me from drinking, for real. Though, at times, I stress over there being too little room and sun on my windowsills, and that makes me want to crack open a cold one...
Vtubers= You know, my family... bla bla bla
Chat/Members/Fans= OUR family.
Dad really went and planted every flower she sent back home 😭
And here I thought Chat diagnosed SuiPapa's Liver disease thru symptoms.
I've been tricked, backstabbed, and quite possibly bamboozled!
good to hear that her father stopped drinking and smoking excessively.
it is hard to stop drinking in Japan, drinking is so common, and cheap, i drank a lot when i went to Japan for holofes, especially the all you can drink places, really hard to fight the temptation.
He wants to see his daughter shine for a bit longer
The time Suisei's father lost in hangovers and cigarettes, he spend now the time with gardening 😊
WE'RE SO BACK IN SUISEI ERA
From alcoholic to botanist.
osekkai clipping suisei clips again, for once everything is right with the world.
Damn Osekkai doing back to back Suisei clips. Are we back in time?
New suisei lore dropped
I was about to comment that suddenly stopping drinking and smoking can actually kill you faster. Good thing Sui-chan's dad cuts back the alcohol and tobacco and replacing it with other recreational activities until he can actually stop. That's the proper way to end the addiction.
We need Sui-chan in our lives
Any mention of Anemachi or Suisei's parents is nice.
ah yes, the casual childhood trauma of an alcoholic father, at least she still had both parents and siblings to rely on instead of having to deal with everything alone (totally not jealous haha)
I'm about 98% sure her dad has alcoholism(literally needs alcohol to get through the day) just based on the little story she told about her dad getting black-out drunk every night. The gardening was most likely a way to keep himself focused and give him a reason not to drink till he blacks out. It's great that his health has recovered, but I think it'd be a good idea for him to see a therapist about it or at least go to AA. Most if not all addictions stem from some kind of trauma.
Can we ask suipapa to have her finally eat veggies tho hahaha
Suisei's dad getting 99 farming irl
Hope you're doing well Osekkai!
Victory sccccccrrreeeeech!
Wish I could say the same about my mother