I think it’s clear that Dr Gill does these videos for medical training purposes but designs them in such a way so as to please the (majority?!) ASMR community. So considerate!
@@DrJamesGill I actually have a practical exam in a few days and I love that phrase! We have a slightly different set of movements (as most unis vary probably) but this is of cause one that is included here as well :D
Is anyone else impressed with how far Abbe Tutt has come along since her first hand examination. She is in a bunch of videos now and she is a pro! Good for her!
Greetings from Russia! Thank you for your work, mr. Gill, not a single one of your great videos were missed, some of these are being rewatched from time to time! I wish you good luck and professional prosperity, keep it on👍
The reason I like these videos is that I like a bit of noise in the background when I'm working, but anything with too much complex reasoning or that requires you to follow along is distracting. This is like a perfect balance, and you can tell everyone is comfortable, in a completely relaxed environment.
I've recently undergone an examination like this, as I was diagnosed with Myasthenia Gravis at 7 years old. It's eye opening to see just how easily Abby seemed to be able to do some of the things I struggled with.
Outstanding as usual! It is so amazing to begin to undertstand the "what-is-done-for" relationship , thanks to elements acquired from your previous videos! Thank you so much for your contents, Doctor!
I want Dr. Gil to examine me for hours no homo. Something about him just makes me “feel” cared for in a way I can’t easily describe and is really quite powerful.
I love these videos I get the asmr relaxation and I get to learn. I know exams when I go to the doctor before they even start. They ask how do you know this stuff Dr Gill I watch on TH-cam for asmr relaxation. Thank you for sharing your medical videos with the asmr community Dr Gill very much appreciated. You are a rock star in the asmr community for sure.
I love these examination videos! It would be cool if along with the videos of normal exams we could see some videos of abnormal exams, with you explaining what goes wrong and the consequences that can have. Like with this one maybe she could not feel the tissue or blunt object, or not being coordinated with the movements. Hope this doesn't come across as criticism I love these videos but its just a thought I had :)
@@DrJamesGill could it be done as a role play? As in a volunteer acting as if they had an issue and you're going through the steps that you would go through if the patient did experience these issues?
@@Megan-nr7xe thats what I meant but I understand it can't be done. Obviously I know there's no way we would be allowed to see real patient examinations, as Dr. Gill said that could be a breach of confidentiality and consent would be needed.
He's done at least one "audiobook" reading on his channel, it's from last Christmas. He's going to do another one for this Xmas, *or* he's already done it - I can't remember which
Absolutely re motor skills and coordination Someone with a problems with the nerves to the hand would have difficulty performing fine motor skills, so would likely not be able to do shoe laces - conversely, that patient may already have swapped shoes so they don’t have to deal with laces In which case we’d ask them to do and un-do a button
I had real neurological examinations a number of times just over week ago after being admitted to hospital for the first time in my life following a bout of campylobacter food poisoning!!! It was horrific and I had slurred speech, seizures nystagmus and parasthesia… lost my coordination too and thought I was having a stroke … lay on my driveway and called 999 with my phone next to my head on loudspeaker as I couldn’t hold my phone to my face .. I’m only 39! I’ve only just started driving again and my speech had improved (it’s still not 100% but I’m improving) My handwriting is still scruffy… but I’m alive 🥳 I was terrified I had permanent brain damage or something but it turned out that I had critically low phosphate and it caused problems with my nervous system. My nervous system is now re-learning. Sadly, because I had the worst headache of my entire life and was intermittently vomiting throughout, I didn’t get the “ASMR effect” during my neurological examinations 🤣 they made me feel even more sick and dizzy… but I did think of YOU while I was close to death Dr Gill! Had you been there in the flesh I don’t think I’d have been listening to a single word as I was feeling half dead anyway ! I realised that real-life examinations are not quite like the relaxing videos 🙂 Keep up the good work 👍
Dr Gill and Abbey Tutt in "Double Vision" the musical. Featuring the hit songs "Putabitapaper on the old oak tree" and "Every sandwich breath you take".
Hey its the same woman from the thyroid gland exam video! Nice to see her reprise her role in an official Dr. Gill sequel!! Can we expect a trilogy (or more) at some point in the future?
Interesting that you start sensation by testing C8 and working your way up the limb as you test the various dermitomes, rather than starting at C4 and working through the nerves neumerically, rather than proximally working up the limbs. Is that just a personal preference thing, or do you have a particular reason you do that the way you do, Dr. Gill?
Actually I prefer to test normally in a random fashion, so the patient can’t predict where I’m about to assess next, increasing the validity of the response
Dr. Gill, During the triceps tendon reflex test on Abbie's left arm, are you seeing a contraction of the triceps muscle despite the lower arm moving the wrong direction? This occurred during the thyroid exam video also. I'm wondering what might be the cause of her reversed movement on the left side?
But like a pendulum, the arm would not swing thru w/ a greater amplitude than it's initial displacement w/o an additional force. Might she have an oversensitive biceps reflex on the left side, triggered by your supporting hand's position on the inside of her elbow?
These are great. I listen to your videos whilst doing coursework. The work is in no way related to this stuff and I'm not a Dr. But for some reason this genuinely helps me concentrate 🤔 Weird ....
Is there a difference between the triangular and the round reflex hammers? Like different circumstances when you'd use them? I've seen both used in training videos.
@@DrJamesGill thanks for explaining that for me. please do another one of these but with a abitofpaper i know you must be fed up hearing about that but its what we WANT. haha
Yes. Broadly there are three possible examinations (at least) which would come under the core neuro banner: - cranial nerves - upper limb - lower limb I suppose spinal exam could as well, but I tend to consider that more of a MSK exam
I have never moved when getting my reflexes checked for any part of my body, and although it's always thrown doctors off, no one ever investigated it further. What's up with that
@@DrJamesGill No, they just kept trying with the hammer in the same position, sometimes having me close my eyes for it. Still nothing. I didn't even know there was another way until I googled it just now, so I guess no one thought any kind of adjustments were needed.
Looking at this comment section I realise that Dr. Gill's channel is probably the greatest utilisation of the power of memes for good since the Project For Awesome.
When conducting cranial nerve and opthamological exams are there huge changes in procedure due to covid infection control? I'd imagine being super close to the face and touching the face is a big risk factor.
Very much so. But I’ve swapped to FFP3 masks now, which keeps me safer, and when we need to take the mask off, I ask the patient with me to come to the back for eh practice so we can open the fire door, and t try to keep them as safe as we can
Legend... I was hoping that you would say 'lovely and floppy' though. Gosh, imagine that - a 'neuro-off' between Dr Michael [Thank You], Dr Berry [Lovely and Floppy] and Dr Gill [Any Double Vision?]...
Ah, but that is part of the knowledge. One finger is not big enough to allow the patient to generate good force. Three fingers they CAN break Two fingers, they can generate sufficient force, but can’t cause the examiners any issues
@@DrJamesGill see, I come here and learn something!! I also feel that if a examination is ever called for that I would be qualified to give it! Interpreting it, however, would be another matter entirely!!
I think it’s clear that Dr Gill does these videos for medical training purposes but designs them in such a way so as to please the (majority?!) ASMR community. So considerate!
He doesnt need to. His voice is perfect.
Pretty much but the voice is great fir it already
Informative and relaxing for insomniacs like me. 😜
I love our "unintentional medical ASMR" gang :D I don't know anyone of them but I feel really connected to them
Haha I agree with this comment entirely! When I go to the comments section and see “putapitapaper “, I know I’m in the right place 😆
There is a nice little community forming here. I do value that I’ve seen a many people here supporting others which is terrific 😊
You know me though
@@MrAllen-fv9cj we all know and love Mr. Allen
You hide explaining asmr to your friends and family but can be free to humor an accomplished doctor and ourselves here.
“I’m going to look at your arms…. Your arms are made of arm, very good.”
🤣🤣
I used to come here for ASMR. Now that I'm a med student, I come here to learn as well. Thanks Doctor!
That's so cool!! Congrats on your journey, and the best of luck in medical school!
Good luck, shout if we can help 😊
M also medical student.. From 🇮🇳 india..
Where are you from @ one last draw
“ Try break my fingers best you can...”
‘CRACK’
“ Perfectly broken, thank you very much “
"Put your arms up like a chicken."
"Chickens don't have arms."
"Thank you very much."
🤣🤣 I think it might be a reference to “chicken dance” - I’m pretty sure a lecturer said it to me and it stuck.
we tend to “acquire” phrases like that
"You stick to what you are trained with" - ripped it from another medical ASMR video.
@@DrJamesGill I actually have a practical exam in a few days and I love that phrase! We have a slightly different set of movements (as most unis vary probably) but this is of cause one that is included here as well :D
I don’t understand Michael
Good luck 😊
"just go loose and floppy" Dr. HollyBerry would be proud....
Lol
lovely and floppy
*Hollie
anyone have the link to this video?
Brilliant!!
It's good you're wearing masks guys, helps to cover any sandwich breath, trust me.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Knew someone was gonna be pulling out a sandwich breath comment 😂😂😂😂
Also it's hard to tell if anyone got red in the face....
@@roodersclive8654 yeah honestly I don’t think they did get red in the face
But then you smell your own sandwich breath
Dr. Gil- “Please, go loose and floppy for me”
Patient- *goes loose and floppy; hits floor*
Dr. Gil- “Fantastic”
That reminds me of Dr. Hollie Berry
I raed it when I heard it 😳
Is anyone else impressed with how far Abbe Tutt has come along since her first hand examination. She is in a bunch of videos now and she is a pro! Good for her!
Abbey Tutt .... the trilogy
Beside this, I only know the hands examination. What is the last one?
The thyroid exam
th-cam.com/video/rVQdrPYMe6U/w-d-xo.html
Abbey Tutt and the Philosopher's Examination
Abbey Tutt and the Chamber of Neurology
Abbey Tutt and he Prisoner of Dr. Gill
Abbey Tutt Episode 3: Return of the Chicken
@@christinast6102 hahaaa this is brilliant
6:20 "Now we're going to see how well you're able to sense your body in space."
>proceeds to launch the patient out of the atmosphere
🤣🤣 🚀
I’d never thought of it like that!
I thought the same! Like sorry, what? 🤨🥴😂
I just passend Venus and it gets kinda warm again.
I always wanted to be an astronaut.........
Ground control to Dr. Gill...
I think the editing in this video is really good. The different camera shots move into each other very fluent and smoothly. Great stuff👍
Thanks. I think things are improving slowly. People have been very kind with giving suggestions and tips
0:48 "yes, those are definitely arms"
Did she rip her sleeves off to make a mask out of the same fabric lol
ROFL!
She’s flexing hard.
Hahaha u genius
That's fucking funny!
Matching a mask to a shirt is a level of dedication to style I can only aspire to.
I want to see more sequels of Dr. Gill and Abbey than there is of Fast and Fourious.
Neurological Exam 3: Putabitofpaper Drift
Draft. Because a draft blew the paper away.
Greetings from Russia! Thank you for your work, mr. Gill, not a single one of your great videos were missed, some of these are being rewatched from time to time! I wish you good luck and professional prosperity, keep it on👍
👍
This is the only medical channel I'm subscribed to.
👍👍 thanks for joining us
The "hand examination" girl is back 👌🏻
The reason I like these videos is that I like a bit of noise in the background when I'm working, but anything with too much complex reasoning or that requires you to follow along is distracting. This is like a perfect balance, and you can tell everyone is comfortable, in a completely relaxed environment.
Yup, you and everyone else who comes here.
I never get enough of Dr Gill and Abbie Tutt. I love you both.. ❤
she'll be coming back next week 😊
With masks you no longer have to apologize for sandwich breath.
Now i want a mask with a sandwich print on it
Brilliant!
Masks are still not going to prevent that lid lag, though
But you still must fight fight fight fight fight
Do I spy Tutty and the Gillster back at it again?
Unless you’re blind like me, you do
Surely you ain’t spied nothin?
@@vp5633 I see
@@mastergrim8579 luckyyyyyyy
Love her mask matching the shirt!
The camera angle of the table is a nice touch, great video!
These videos keep looking better and better; the insert shots were so good!
Still a lot of areas for improvement, but getting there! 👍
Doc, just sending you the usual hug from Brazil! It's amazing as usual, she's the cutest thing. Thank you both!
Thank you too!
Love his soft voice and nice accent. He's so relaxing to listen to.🙂
Lord of the Examinations - Part III: The Return of the Tutt.
Makes it sound like an Egyptian Epic!
I've recently undergone an examination like this, as I was diagnosed with Myasthenia Gravis at 7 years old. It's eye opening to see just how easily Abby seemed to be able to do some of the things I struggled with.
‘Go loose and floppy for me’ .... *falls gracefully into Dr. Gills lap*
😀
It would be awesome to see Abbie as a doctor doing this with Dr Gill as a patient
Dear Dott. Gill, I'm probably your warmest italian fan!! It's always a pleasure looking at your videos!!
Wow, thank you!
Nothing like a warm fan on a cold night.
"Now I'm just going to check your powers if that's ok."
**patient teleports out of room**
"Excellent."
Everything perfect as always. Great to see that!
Outstanding as usual! It is so amazing to begin to undertstand the "what-is-done-for" relationship , thanks to elements acquired from your previous videos! Thank you so much for your contents, Doctor!
Glad to see her again.
Love seeing Abby again. She is the one that does it for me ☺️
Abby is wonderful..
Came to the comments to compliment Dr. Gill on his quarantine hair and found an ASMR community! I love these videos and y’all are cracking me up 😁🥰
I want Dr. Gil to examine me for hours no homo. Something about him just makes me “feel” cared for in a way I can’t easily describe and is really quite powerful.
Lol
Dr gill = auditory morphine.
Gill and Tutt back again,love these doc thank you
I love them both ❤❤
It’s lovely and floppy Dr Gill!!
He was so close 😆
@@vicklemiss oh, please, we want a crossover of the King and Queen of the unintentional medical ASMR!
Yes!
Why are so many of the best unintentional asmr MDs English?
super
No double vision...? 🤔
I love these videos I get the asmr relaxation and I get to learn. I know exams when I go to the doctor before they even start. They ask how do you know this stuff Dr Gill I watch on TH-cam for asmr relaxation. Thank you for sharing your medical videos with the asmr community Dr Gill very much appreciated. You are a rock star in the asmr community for sure.
I’m glad they have helped you with your health journey 😊
Nice job as always Dr. Gill
👍
Neurological exams.. my absolute fave. I think my ASMR journey began with you and a similar exam many years ago James 👍🏻
Thank you, your videos help with lockdown insomnia!
Not quite the intention lol, but that is the benefit of tools - the user gets to decide how to use them 😊
Excellent
Been waiting for your videos again Doctor Gill. I do have a profound admiration for you and your work! Continue the great work!!
I think you can save some time at 3:20 if you just say "I'm gonna start off with the stabby-stabby."
Hey Abbey Tutt! It's good to see her.
He has great advice and knowledge.
Wow, Abbey looks so different, in only a year and a half!
Dr Gill is 100% going to become the highest viewed and most subscribed Dr on this platform. I can feel it in the tingles.
I've always wondered, how do you do visual inspection of skin when someone is covered in tattoos?
I wonder the same thing when someone like myself has my right arm pretty much a full sleeve done!!
Dermatologists use a special light connected to a magnifying glass that allows them to see anomalies in the skin they can’t see with the naked eye.
A dermatoscope. Unfortunately that are quite expensive 😞
I love these examination videos! It would be cool if along with the videos of normal exams we could see some videos of abnormal exams, with you explaining what goes wrong and the consequences that can have. Like with this one maybe she could not feel the tissue or blunt object, or not being coordinated with the movements. Hope this doesn't come across as criticism I love these videos but its just a thought I had :)
Very unlikely as that deals with consent, confidentiality and a host of other ethical issues
@@DrJamesGill could it be done as a role play? As in a volunteer acting as if they had an issue and you're going through the steps that you would go through if the patient did experience these issues?
@@Megan-nr7xe thats what I meant but I understand it can't be done. Obviously I know there's no way we would be allowed to see real patient examinations, as Dr. Gill said that could be a breach of confidentiality and consent would be needed.
@@DrJamesGill :-o I always figured the patients in such videos were fellow students volunteering as a demonstrative stand-in
Yes. So far most are students
I came here for the asmr stayed for the asmr.
"I'm just going to check your powers now"
*Draws sword like highlander*
"There can be only one.."
Please Dr. Gill do an audiobook. Also, untoward is one of my favorite words ever. 💕
He's done at least one "audiobook" reading on his channel, it's from last Christmas. He's going to do another one for this Xmas, *or* he's already done it - I can't remember which
Yes, we have done the nutcracker this year
th-cam.com/video/HEdb-KFS-w0/w-d-xo.html
Dr Gill @ 1:36: I'm just going to check your powers if that's okay.
*Abbey proceeds to use force lightning on Dr. Gill*
Dr. Gill: Brilliant!
4:37 - Is that from a watch? You ok doc, that doesn't look too good
this doctor voice is everything
Try and break my fingers
'Actually breaks them'
Perrrrfect
Brilliant examination video as usual :)
Glad you found it useful!
There’s a pub near Croke Park, Dublin called James Gills’ Corner House - always a good place for a quick pint before the match
I’m going to specifically have to go there one day now!
What is the shoelace one looking for? Speed? accuracy? pain when doing so? motor skills? what would poof motor skills look like in that specific exam
Absolutely re motor skills and coordination
Someone with a problems with the nerves to the hand would have difficulty performing fine motor skills, so would likely not be able to do shoe laces - conversely, that patient may already have swapped shoes so they don’t have to deal with laces
In which case we’d ask them to do and un-do a button
I get so excited every time you post a new video. They’ve been really helpful, thank you so much!
Dr Gill, when looking at her arms. What exactly are you looking for?
We’ve done a video exactly to explain that 😊
th-cam.com/video/dMV5UJDbhN0/w-d-xo.html
@@DrJamesGill thank you. As some one who’s used the NHS a lot. I find your videos seriously interesting
why u test sometimes nerve reflexes on your finger and sometimes directly on abbie's arms/wrists?
What's that flicker at 1:18ish? Are these videos implanting subliminal messages?
More likely that I made a poor join
Don’t forget, I’ve had to learn this by doing, which is my excuse for the variable quality at times
I had real neurological examinations a number of times just over week ago after being admitted to hospital for the first time in my life following a bout of campylobacter food poisoning!!!
It was horrific and I had slurred speech, seizures nystagmus and parasthesia… lost my coordination too and thought I was having a stroke … lay on my driveway and called 999 with my phone next to my head on loudspeaker as I couldn’t hold my phone to my face .. I’m only 39! I’ve only just started driving again and my speech had improved (it’s still not 100% but I’m improving)
My handwriting is still scruffy… but I’m alive 🥳
I was terrified I had permanent brain damage or something but it turned out that I had critically low phosphate and it caused problems with my nervous system. My nervous system is now re-learning. Sadly, because I had the worst headache of my entire life and was intermittently vomiting throughout, I didn’t get the “ASMR effect” during my neurological examinations 🤣 they made me feel even more sick and dizzy… but I did think of YOU while I was close to death Dr Gill! Had you been there in the flesh I don’t think I’d have been listening to a single word as I was feeling half dead anyway ! I realised that real-life examinations are not quite like the relaxing videos 🙂 Keep up the good work 👍
Gill & Tutt part 3 😃👍🏻
Is this going to be a complete season, or just a mini serie? Because I am a fan 😊
Ollie is doing the leg exam later
@@DrJamesGill Oohh great😃
So no mini serie or complete season with Gill & Tutt?
Give the people what they want 🙌
@@abbietutt4656 Yesss👍🏻😁
It's so nice to see the growth from the first Video till now of you 😃
👍
Dr Gill and Abbey Tutt in "Double Vision" the musical. Featuring the hit songs "Putabitapaper on the old oak tree" and "Every sandwich breath you take".
And don't forget the new upcoming hit: "what you can feel when I do so"
Hey its the same woman from the thyroid gland exam video! Nice to see her reprise her role in an official Dr. Gill sequel!! Can we expect a trilogy (or more) at some point in the future?
Shh, nobody tell him about the hand exam!
Interesting that you start sensation by testing C8 and working your way up the limb as you test the various dermitomes, rather than starting at C4 and working through the nerves neumerically, rather than proximally working up the limbs.
Is that just a personal preference thing, or do you have a particular reason you do that the way you do, Dr. Gill?
Actually I prefer to test normally in a random fashion, so the patient can’t predict where I’m about to assess next, increasing the validity of the response
Dr. Gill,
During the triceps tendon reflex test on Abbie's left arm, are you seeing a contraction of the triceps muscle despite the lower arm moving the wrong direction? This occurred during the thyroid exam video also. I'm wondering what might be the cause of her reversed movement on the left side?
I think it’s more that the triceps contracts slightly, resulting in the arm swinging due to gravity
But like a pendulum, the arm would not swing thru w/ a greater amplitude than it's initial displacement w/o an additional force.
Might she have an oversensitive biceps reflex on the left side, triggered by your supporting hand's position on the inside of her elbow?
Quite possible.
I LOVE Abbey's shirt 🥰🦋
i love how she always has a matching mask
Why is the reflex hammer used with the Doctors fingers between patient and hammer?
You didnt tell her to “fight, fight, fight”
These are great. I listen to your videos whilst doing coursework. The work is in no way related to this stuff and I'm not a Dr. But for some reason this genuinely helps me concentrate 🤔 Weird ....
The dynamic duo at it again!
Is there a difference between the triangular and the round reflex hammers? Like different circumstances when you'd use them? I've seen both used in training videos.
yes. I’ll discuss that in the Deep Dive video
She looks so startled in the beginning lmao that head nod. Love your vids Dr. Gill they're so relaxing and educational. Best combo.
what's the tendon hammer made of? and does that not hurt when you are tapping your fingers?
Rubber
It doesn’t normally hurt - BUT after a whole sat demonstrating when we do neuro... my fingers are a little sore!
@@DrJamesGill thanks for explaining that for me. please do another one of these but with a abitofpaper i know you must be fed up hearing about that but its what we WANT. haha
Can we do a wintertime video on painful eczema and cracked/split fingers?
Thx
Should be a straightforward one. I’ll put it on the list 😊
@@DrJamesGill thanks Dr. Gill...been dealing with painful hands now 2 months, stress and the cold I fear. Thx sir!
ah man, i can't wait for this. Does the existence of an upper limb video suggest that we can expect a lower limb video following this?
Yes. Broadly there are three possible examinations (at least) which would come under the core neuro banner:
- cranial nerves
- upper limb
- lower limb
I suppose spinal exam could as well, but I tend to consider that more of a MSK exam
@@DrJamesGill Always helpful and truely a joy to watch. Thank you Dr. Gill
@@DrJamesGill fantastic. Aw thank you for always delivering an education. It always increases in value.
Abbey's matching shirt and mask!
When are the "Loose and Floppy" shirts hitting the Dr. Gill gift store?!
I have never moved when getting my reflexes checked for any part of my body, and although it's always thrown doctors off, no one ever investigated it further. What's up with that
Did they try the reinforcement manoeuvres?
@@DrJamesGill No, they just kept trying with the hammer in the same position, sometimes having me close my eyes for it. Still nothing. I didn't even know there was another way until I googled it just now, so I guess no one thought any kind of adjustments were needed.
“Senses of sensation” 🙌🏻
Looking at this comment section I realise that Dr. Gill's channel is probably the greatest utilisation of the power of memes for good since the Project For Awesome.
5:52 what I tell my dad I’m doing when he asks what the noise coming from my room at 2 in the morning
He got his own channel!!! The legend.
You must have been living under a rock because he’s had it for over a year.
When conducting cranial nerve and opthamological exams are there huge changes in procedure due to covid infection control? I'd imagine being super close to the face and touching the face is a big risk factor.
Very much so.
But I’ve swapped to FFP3 masks now, which keeps me safer, and when we need to take the mask off, I ask the patient with me to come to the back for eh practice so we can open the fire door, and t try to keep them as safe as we can
We want more videos like this !!!
Legend... I was hoping that you would say 'lovely and floppy' though. Gosh, imagine that - a 'neuro-off' between Dr Michael [Thank You], Dr Berry [Lovely and Floppy] and Dr Gill [Any Double Vision?]...
Yes. Had to be done!!
Good to see vids again Doc.....😁😊
1:00 lovely n floppy 🍀🍀
Hey! Abbey's back!
My fav doctor 😀
South African fan 🇿🇦
👍
“Hold my fingers as if you we’re gonna break them.”
**crack**
“Super!”
2:02 "grip my fingers tight as you can, try and break them"...I wouldn't tempt her doc.
Ah, but that is part of the knowledge. One finger is not big enough to allow the patient to generate good force.
Three fingers they CAN break
Two fingers, they can generate sufficient force, but can’t cause the examiners any issues
@@DrJamesGill see, I come here and learn something!! I also feel that if a examination is ever called for that I would be qualified to give it! Interpreting it, however, would be another matter entirely!!
@@DrJamesGill my mind? Blown.
If you're scared or have trouble connecting with doctors and aren't actually looking for acne but enjoy these videos are informative and easy to watch
Guess who's back, back again. Abby's back, tell a friend.