545 - Ear Wax Excavation: An Expedition into One Man's Ear

[@alyssaclark2581]

“I’m sorry if you find this boring, this is a medical procedure not a comedy channel...” If we found it boring we wouldn’t be watching! I love your channel

[@Divamarja_CA]

I cannot tell you, as someone who periodically suffers from fungal and bacterial ear infections, how satisfying it was to watch this video. My ENT doctor uses the suction tool to clear out my ears. It doesn’t hurt but it’s also not a picnic. Great work!

[@mordeys]

if we are still watching after 15 minutes no chance we are bored. we are totally enthralled with what you are doing and commenting to memory ever lesson you are giving. please don't worried about us being bored.

[@grandadam67]

Came on this channel to see gross stuff. Now I'm sitting here with a seemingly complete and comprehensive knowledge of the human ear and mastoid bones.

[@evagrimm8603]

I always feel a little smarter after watching his videos.

[@karen.mcglone.3481]

Earning your degree 📜 from university of google and You Tube 😜

[@ceciliacrocker390]

​@@karen.mcglone.3481, yup, I feel safer investigating on Google than I do in today's Dr training here in Canada

[@tracynormand2151]

I honestly don't know how anyone can find this to be boring, I find it all to be educational and fascinating! !

[@bridgetbaker4834]

Boring? No sir,magnificent in terms of care and commentary. You are a 🌟 star.

[@carlinianam0s]

Seriously! Fascinating stuff, people thinking this is boring should find a new genre of KZbin videos to watch lol every second of this was riveting

[@karenhall4371]

1- your work is never boring, if people don’t like it then kindly move along. 2- You should be very proud of how far you have come and what you have achieved! 3- this has got to be the best earwax removal ever! 4- love the google university comment and arm chair degree students!😂😂. Well done Neel, from a very happy follower.🤩🙋🏼‍♀️🤩

[@MrMoggyman]

Neel, people cannot even begin to believe the relief you bring with your fantastic work. From a sufferer from ear wax blockages, thank you.

[@sylvialuster8655]

Lmao I love his sarcasm 😭 “for those of u graduating from google or KZbin university”😭😭

[@jennifer1495]

Doctor Neil, you talk in cursive, and I love that.

[@annafraser]

Right?!

[@sabrinafelber]

True!

[@3701zeepool]

I al not sure he is a doctor, i suspect he is an audiologist

[@kittymosley8506]

LMAO I'm gonna start telling my Brit friends this! 🤣🤣🤣

[@leez309]

Jan Nagels audiologists hold doctoral degrees (at least here in the US)

[@HowDeeDo]

I think it’s awesome that you shared so much about yourself, thank you! I enjoy knowing a little more about YT folks. This poor patient, my ear aches for him! You did an amazing job!! And thank you again for sharing with us!

[@sherryfalin899]

That HAS to be a record. I would never have thought it came from one ear!!

[@billyclemens]

You are by far the best audiologist I’ve ever seen and you seem like a very good person. I had the same problem with the stuttering. Very frustrating indeed but you have got over that and that’s great. I really enjoy your videos. I look forward to seeing every one of them. Don’t pay attention to the downers. They are just jealous of you. Hold your head high and be very proud of what you have accomplished. Be well Neel.

[@barbrn]

Good job! I can feel the pt's relief. Don't ever think that a long video is boring--we waxaholics love it!

[@PinkyPuff69]

I agree! We love it, the more time the better.

[@dianetucker2711]

Enjoyed every moment ❣️

[@juneporter4033]

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[@megem2908]

He had to be so relieved! I always see ear pain and tooth pain as similar... horribly painful and almost impossible to manage on your own, so it makes you feel helpless until you get to a professional. Can't imagine what he was feeling. Wonderful job! I don't think any of us who subscribe and regularly watch your vids would ever say its boring. We subscribe for a reason. 😊

[@ImaCynomingirl]

I can not tell you enough how amazing this video has been!! The debris you removed is beyond belief and the look of the canal makes it almost impossible to believe he can hear at all!! Also the story of your education is so interesting. It is true that EVERYONE has a story to tell! I am honored to be one to have been able to hear yours! When you started to add audio to your video's they improved the general experience exponentially. All because you pulled all your courage together to make it happen! What an incredible man you are! Thank you for sharing of yourself, dear man!!!

[@nuur2365]

❤️👍we had lesion so thank you for activities

[@_JustJoe]

I know I'm late but he's amazing! I'm so happy that he was able to branch out and begin doing voiceovers.

[@Totalchaos0228]

You speak so beautifully, I wouldve never known. Growing up one of my best friends had quite a stammer...it was somehow related to his caved in ribcage. We grew up in a very small town where everyone knew eachother since preschool so no one ever made fun of him...we just accepted that that's how he spoke. He was very well liked.

[@pugwoman1341]

Such an amazing job with this man’s ear. That is a CRAZY amount of wax and keratin, and kudos to you for your patience and skill. Thanks for also sharing your own professional and personal history. I imagine imagine it was not an easy choice to lease the PhD program, but it sounds like you honored your process and found your true calling with this work. You are an inspiration!

[@dashofnutmegs939]

I love your voice. I could listen to it all day! Don’t feel like you need to apologize! We all appreciate what you do for this channel and are here for your amazing work!

[@kimungro3729]

Exactly!!!❤

[@deeclarke1162]

This is so fantastic to watch and must have been such a relief to the poor client. Well done!

[@karlahampton7126]

This was one of ur best loved it

[@drisillagrobbelaat7211]

Why Wait so long?

[@booboowright3984]

He waited way to long

[@demetriusshelton9886]

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[@katlioness1280]

OMG! That was an unbelievable amount if wax. Such a great extraction and your patience and care for the client were wonderful. Great video and not a boring second as far as I am concerned.

[@IreneS91780]

I can’t even imagine the amount of relief this client must have felt once this procedure was over! I’m sure his hearing was much improved as well. Wow...great work!!

[@KatherineUribe-1]

Doctor, an amazing job! That poor gentleman will never wait 20 years again for treatment. I'm sure he feels much better. I want to thank you for sharing a part of your story with us. I'm 50 years old and only today learned that a stammer can be caused by a physical ailment. I thought it was purely psychological. Now, I understand that there can be a physical component, and that it can be exacerbated by anxiety. I wonder how many other folks have been enlightened by your simple honesty. Bless you for that. Watching this video has been important for me in ways that I never thought an earwax removal video would be. Thank you so much for your candidness and your professionalism. You've helped me today!

[@viviennejordan215]

Katherine Uribe Yes, I thought it was of psychological origin, and brought on by stress, fear of public speaking. So we have learnt some Good, Helpful things today.

[@nadineireland3361]

Well, what do you know, @Katherine Uribe? Fancy me finding another lion-loving ear-wax-removal enthusiast! I wonder what else we have in common. Cheers from Downunder, Nadine 😎🙃

[@KatherineUribe-1]

@@nadineireland3361 hahaha birds of a feather, and aren't we grand?! Great to meet you. Hope you're well. Take care, my friend!

[@KatherineUribe-1]

@@viviennejordan215 I have studied psychology, have worked in the field, and know there can be physical components to a psychological diagnosis. However, this is the first time I've been enlightened about this particular phenomenon. It's amazing how one person's honesty can inform and impact so many others. We've been given a wonderful opportunity to help with social media. Unfortunately, not everyone treats it as such. Thank you for YOUR honesty, letting me know I'm not alone in my ignorance about the Doctor's situation. (I mean this in the kindest way possible!) Take care, be well!

[@nadineireland3361]

@@KatherineUribe-1 👋🏻😊😘

[@morriganscrowgreenwell3037]

Your procedures are never boring, only the intensity varies. The sheer amount of knowledge you impart is phenomenal, I'm an ex nurse and I've learned a massive amount of information from your voiceovers, things I never learned in over a 20 year career. I also enjoy your sly humour and comments, plus your heartfelt commitment to UK ear care, and it's improvement. Bravo sir!!

[@queen_of_ice]

I never find this boreing! I love watching your videos! They are so relaxing 😊 and you bring relief to people who are going through such pain. You are a doctor who cares about people and wants to take the pain away! Thank you for careing! 🤗❤

[@Schmool666]

Stop apologizing! If someone finds your videos boring they can easily click a button and leave. Personally, I find it fascinating. I just can't comprehend how someone could let their ears get this bad. It would drive me insane! You do great work and you take care to be sure the patient is as comfortable as possible. And I appreciate your commentary being in plain English, because I'm not a professional. I'm just a fan from the U.S. So please, no more apologies. They are totally unnecessary. Thanks for the videos!

[@Nimmbin]

I can only imagine the relief that this patient felt after this procedure. I get a real kick out of watching a professional at work. Thank you for explaining the procedure and tools used during. Knowing why you use a particular tool at the time is very important in understanding what one is watching. And the narrative makes it very easy to understand. An extremely interesting video. Thanks for sharing 🙂

[@brennoxwallace2203]

I think you speak very well. I honestly enjoy listening to you describe what’s going on. You explain in a way I can understand. Thanks for all the work you do for your patients AND your audience.

[@helent5114]

Wow, that's insane! I would never have believed one ear canal could hold so much stuff! Good job getting it out . Great vid, and just so you know, long videos are never boring. I would never have guessed you had a stutter either, you've a very nice speaking voice. Good for you getting out of your comfort zone and doing public speaking, that's never easy. I need my ears checked, wish Dorset wasnt so far away

[@viviennejordan215]

helent5114 Is Leicester in Dorset, Are You thinking of Nick Chitty?

[@booboowright3984]

You articulate very well and fo outstanding videos of your work I have never seen so much removed from one ear. Good job doctor

[@emmacassidy8482]

Ear canals like The tardis

[@stephaniegibson9410]

I enjoy the complexities of your job. Some cases can be taken as light hearted and some are just down right seriously. This is one that is down right seriously. Thank you for sharing, Neel.

[@barbaraclark5320]

“This is not a comedy program” Goddamn right, I love when he just lays it out there, especially when it follows a short, beautifully (and tactfully) constructed bit of opinion / information. I haven’t been on for a while and just remembered how much he just kicks ass. And delivered with a gorgeous voice to compliment impressive talent.

[@randyhaley8192]

Wooooowwwww that's crazy amount of wax for one ear. It did look really deep. Geez. This man needs to go regularly to have his ears cleaned. What a great video. Loved it. I love the long ones. Not boring whatsoever. Very informative.

[@melissatubbs7567]

I am 53...I had my first ear surgery at 9 months old. They wrapped me in sheets to put Tubes in both ears and back then in 1968, they didn't put babies to sleep...at 11 I had my first Mastoidectomy and my 2 10yrs later, both from Cholestiatoma! I am now deaf in my left ear and can hear 60 In my right ear. They cut away alot of my mastoid bone, and my left ear is actually quite lower than my right lol...glasses r crooked! But still, I'm blessed! Had the best ENTs ever!! I now experience Alot of LOUD ringing in my ears

[@dawnvandeventer588]

I can only begin to imagine the relief the patient must have felt after all the wax was removed. Enjoyed this video and learning more about you, Neel. Adds a personal touch to the video. Thank you.

[@carlarose-white8762]

I just wanted to let you know that your videos are never boring!!! I watch them over and over and learn something new every time!!! I have never enjoyed videos so much… Thank you for sharing your hard work with us!

[@sparklyputty]

Hi. I also have a stutter, and can really relate with the thinking ahead, changing words. It gives us a great vocabulary!!! No one I tell this to understands this so was great to hear you say it!! Keep narrating the videos, you’re much braver than me!!

[@aoifeglynn2828]

I have one too and when you have one you feel your speach sounds so bad until someone says that they don't notice it and I sound so surprised!! I actually wouldn't have known he had one until he said it. Its great that he is doing the narration. But also know how it feels that to plan your words and that certain letters can trigger it

[@aoifeglynn2828]

I have one too and when you have one you feel your speach sounds so bad until someone says that they don't notice it and I sound so surprised!! I actually wouldn't have known he had one until he said it. Its great that he is doing the narration. But also know how it feels that to plan your words and that certain letters can trigger it

[@arourtutor8833]

I suffer from bad anxiety. It's almost crippling, but your videos help calm me. Thank you Mr Raithatha!

[@kristielynn3234]

Thank you so much for taking your evening to post this. This poor patient,I hope that this helped with his pain. Thank you for sharing your work with us. Take care

[@icare4you123]

I feel like I know Mr. R. a bit better now and I never dreamed he suffered speech problems. His speech is perfect. I thank him for his openness and his honesty in discussing a problem that so many people try to manage. This could NEVER be boring. I've learned so much about the mastoid, drops and skin problems from the narration. It's a puzzle that his GP didn't look in his ears over all these years. He is indeed fortunate that Mr. R. fit him in as an emergency. And, Mr. R. if you're reading this...take your evenings off! We can wait until you post. Your work is intense and you need to relax. Don't make me come over there. ( I'm in the U.S.)

[@mssophia6811]

Your videography is spectacular and I love the fact that you do a full screen. Not many creators to that. I also enjoy the fact that you show us what has been extracted from the ears. Thank you

[@agorny115]

Wow, I never would've guessed that you had that issue because I always love hearing you speak. It's very relaxing and your word usage is very elegant. You must be proud of how far you've come. ❤

[@alisonbarksdale1625]

Favorite video!! Thank you for sacrificing your evening to get this on KZbin tonight. Throughly enjoyed every second & learning so much. I hope you can update us in 6 months!

[@dragonflycreek9995]

I am so proud of you!! You’re continuing to overcome your fears, you are helping relive people of pain and disease, you are educating people, and helping the students of Google University understand the “why” of your methods. You are amazing!!!!

[@paulinehawkins2207]

This was a crazy amount of skin and wax out of one ear. You did a truly brilliant and amazing job of clearing out the debris. I watch ENTs on KZbin and honestly you did equally as good as them. I enjoyed your commentary very much and it had a good balance of educational content and personal knowledge. I applaud you for doing these voiceovers with having childhood background of stuttering . You’ve managed to conceal it so well. You speak beautifully and I can imagine the anxiety of public speaking. I’ve tried it and failed miserably!!! Thank you Neel for the best video and definitely now my favourite. Much respect. 💜💜

[@Marispider]

I'll second what pretty much everyone else is saying in the comments and say I didn't hear your stutter. After you mentioned it though, I _could_ hear your hesitance on certain words, only because I have a speech impediment too that I've learned to manage and cover up and it causes me to do something similar. For me it's more a case of my train of thought moving faster than the muscles of my mouth physically can, I have to work to not slur or lisp. Thank you for the content, and don't bother with the people complaining that it's boring. They can skip through the video if they want.

[@QuimBeeLivingstone]

For starters, Thank You so much for giving up your evening and football to edit and upload this! Secondly, anyone that finds this boring isnt the type of person that would subscribe to any sort of medical procedure channel like this. I find it absolutely fascinating and Im always learning new things from you. Thank you so much for sharing more about yourself. You are such a smart talented and above all wonderful human being. I very much appreciate your time and work to post these videos. I really hope you, your family, and patients are all keeping healthy and staying safe. So much 💖 to you from 🇨🇦

[@terminatorvilo5976]

I really find it amazing that people can find things to dislike about Dr Neel's videos. They are so informative, educational, and entertaining with a bit of humour thrown in. I can sit and watch his earwax extractions all day

[@terryblack5087]

I could too, but his lovely voice is so soothing after 2 or 3 video I find myself falling asleep sitting up! 😴 then I get to go back and watch again to make sure I did not miss anything. I learn so much from his videos.

[@luanajames5190]

Just wondering - what was the other ear like? I assume it would have been affected by keritosis as well. Did you treat his other ear?

[@randypederson6271]

Absolutely amazing job and very good explanation. I do understand why nobody would ever suspect that you've ever had a speech problem. you should be very proud of all that you'e done. That patient was very lucky to get you.

[@amoshtael1844]

This is the absolute best video you’ve done, Mr Neel! Words fail to describe the level of skill, knowledge, professionalism you demonstrate! Your client must be so very grateful to you. Love hearing about your childhood story of the challenges your breathing and speech. Your complete success in dealing with & overcoming these is inspiring! May God bless you in your service to mankind through your clinical practice and your amazing educational work and your inventions to help others to hear better! God bless you from Georgia Us ♥️🙏🏼⭐️🌹👏🏼🏆🌟

[@jennyl6649]

OMGoodness, I have so many thoughts running around my brain!! Ok, you gave up a night of soccer ⚽️ aka football 🏈 for us, thank you! I have watched your videos for quiet awhile, but now I feel like I know just a bit of Neel. Everyone has a unique life story, thank you for feeling comfortable enough to share yours, it is very inspiring. This poor gentleman had to be astounded at the amount of debris removed from his ear. He had to feel much better. You were so attentive to his obvious pain, that’s one of your best qualities. I am happy to see you have put reason in the forefront when reading the comments. You know who you are, your skill level and the years of school & training that you have accomplished. Watching KZbin videos pale in comparison. Keep safe and healthy! 🇺🇸😷

[@pinkydawny]

I’d still love to hear you on audible! I find your voice very relaxing whilst still keeping me engaged in what you’re doing. Massive congrats to you on your successes!! 🤗

[@jenniferleach4907]

It’s great the commentary it gives knowledge and understanding of these procedures fab video xx

[@carolynandrews8474]

Thank you very much. I do not know your patient, but I am greatly relieved that he had you to turn to in his pain. I have had an ear infection, but nothing as severe as this. I also appreciated hearing more about you personally and professionally. A wonderful and educational video!

[@joyceconstantineau2926]

Your earlier days are probably what make you the audiologist that you are. You are very kind, patient and gentle. You never judge. I love watching your videos and listening to you. Many others could take a lesson from you on humanity.

[@phlegrl]

Wow, that definitely took a lot of patience on both you and the patient part. By the way, this was not boring at all. Don't make excuses for your work, you do a great job. Loving the explanations you're giving too. If someone don't like this kind of stuff then keep scrolling. Keep up the great work. Thank you! 👍🏽

[@msdubs007]

😲 WoW! What a haul! Incredible work as always Neil, thanks for taking the time and getting this up so quickly. Love the dialogue and all the information you share with us. You have a wonderful voice and eloquent way of expressing your procedures. Also, was nice to get to know you a bit more, really appreciate and respect your sincerity and sharing some personal information. Thanks again!

[@debbiejacobson9738]

I have never come across someone who experiences the same speech issues as I! I learned early on to substitute when I know in advance the word I wanted to sat wouldn’t come out. I too have had to do a lot of public speaking as a clinical research manager and managed to speak at investigator meetings over the years. I was frequently complimented on my speech rhythm and lively manner. Little did anyone guess those pauses were not for emphasis but to give myself a second to find another word.

[@viviennejordan215]

Debbie Jacobson Bless You, so the pauses were Useful, Great Outcome!

[@PrideFive]

Your topics are always so educational and interesting. I love that you share things not just related to ears/hearing. You answered questions I always wondered about stammering and stuttering. Thank you for all the great content!

[@clydebalcom8252]

Awesome. I had many ear infections in my youth, and I find videos like this very important and informative.

[@teresanewby7289]

#Mr. Niel Raithatha: I'm watching the approx 40min procedure with the unfortunate gentleman to remove the huge mass of content accumulation. The pain is certainly great for him but, thankfully, he was reasonably still. I am not a medical practitioner of any sort but I most certainly appreciate your work and have watched many of your KZbin posts. There is nothing boring in the least about watching these procedures. Being 72 year old lady, I have raised my 5 wonderful children who are great!!! And many grandchildren, things are great and I'm still learning. Thank you for sharing! Teresa, Indiana - USA

[@jillhiggs7447]

That was some job Neel - well done on getting out all you did. Thank you so much for editing & voice overing such a long procedure. I really enjoyed that & I hope you got to see some of the footie 😊👂👂

[@cantorlevy7478]

You're so well spoken, sir. Your voice comforts me.

[@lisar9425]

As a proud graduate, summa cum laude, of the prestigious KZbin Academy of Armchair Audiologists, holding a doctorate in Arrogant Presumption from Google University, presently in residence at the International Academy of Knowitallitis, may I compliment you on your fine work presented here?

[@lisamariesundin6320]

My favorite video from Mr. Neil so far! Loved the voice over, great job. Personal story was very interesting. Do more, please✌🏻

[@bernadetteallen6955]

Your story was SO interesting and the video was engrossing.. I cldnt peel my ears or eyes away! Thanks for giving me a peek into ur past and getting to know u better.This video was VERY good! Thank u again!

[@salemcrow5078]

10:02 "...those who have graduated from Google or KZbin University-" This made me laugh quite a bit, that's definitely a phrase I want to use in the future. 40 mintues long and every second is great!

[@amymac8998]

How on earth could he have been coping with all that! Loved your commentary, brilliantly explained. Thanks for missing the footie just for us, your sacrifice is much appreciated Neel 🙏😊

[@reinacolon9873]

U should not apologize if some find this boring because at the end of the day like you explained it is a medical procedure channel not an entertainment channel those of us like myself find this alone entertaining . just keep doing what you have always done and that is continuing to deliver great content. Thanks a bunch for this visual satisfaction

[@patriciabarr2161]

OMG. Best video ever. I’m obsessed with your work and other KZbin creators who work in your field. Thank you for your great work.

[@joyceeskel3145]

I just love how you share your struggles and challenges, it shows so much humility and confidence. You seem like the most kindest man. I love to hear you talk and I love your videos. Thank you for all you do.

[@VelveteenBippy]

Bravo on overcoming your speech issues! Also, this procedure was amazing!

[@reefreacher2stevemiller24]

I’ve watched this video several times. It amazes me what our bodies can tolerate. The amount of decomposing organic material is just unbelievable. I try to imagine how the first blasts of cool dry air must feel like. Neel mentions the patients comfort level. I can’t imagine how sensitive this poor fellows head must have been. Once a large piece of rot was removed it had to be pure bliss. This took years to build up. You can see how black the material becomes. This guy showed up weighing a measurable amount more than when he left. 😮. The patient now can hear the sunrise 🌅

[@lanehoffer3704]

I've been watching your videos for a few days now and I could never say they're boring. You're a brilliant man and I find what you do to be very interesting. Also, thank you for sharing so much about yourself. I would never have believed you had an issue with stuttering, you speak so fluently. Anyway, I'm looking forward to watching another of your videos so take care and keep up the good work. God Bless.

[@DJAmandaAdams]

Wow!! good job Neel this had me gripped watching right to the end. How was the patient feeling afterwards? Had his vertigo gone? Bet he can hear a pin drop now. I love watching skin peels.

[@trudykennedy2087]

I stumbled upon your channel - those mysterious algorithms! - and find your work fascinating. The contents you removed look sufficient enough to fill a tennis ball. The patient must have felt immense relief through your careful and thorough clearing of what must be years of sludge. Bravo!

[@nnekajeanette8061]

It is not boring at all. I’m a nursing student, and I’ve learned so much, not to mention it’s therapeutic just listening to your voice

[@bellydancesmitten]

Boring?! That was awesome! Thank you so much for sharing. I will most likely re-watch this.

[@sherrihinton8567]

I'm shocked. This is such an educational experience. Thank you and the patient

[@wandarussell5983]

Very interesting to see Dr Neal!! Very educational learning all this!! Thank you so much for showing us all these videos!! Excited to watch another one!! Wanda in USA 🇺🇸

[@pamstutz1749]

That was amazing! Best I've ever seen. Loved hearing about your background as well! Thank you for taking the time to post this!

[@kimsutherland5061]

What a great video. Your stuff is NEVER boring. Thank you for using the proper language for the parts of the ear. I love learning new stuff.

[@PinkyPuff69]

Amazing work! Hello from San Francisco. This was definitely NOT boring. I loved every minute of this extraction. I could almost feel the relief he must’ve felt with each layer of wax and skin removed. Ear aches are so painful. Thanks, Neel Raithatha The Wax Whisperer. 👌🏽

[@justaname7045]

Well done Dr Raith. Honestly this video is my absolute favourite. I loved the way you narrated everything and how you explained everything. This was long, but it was so interesting to watch!! Keratosis Obturans is my favourite to watch. Thank you and for missing the football. Kind regards 💞 and much respect 🌹‼️

[@andylamm5571]

WOW! Looked like a really tough procedure for both the Patient and Yourself. I think you showed a remarkable steady hand and performed very Professionally. I'm sure the Patient had to be very relieved in the end.

[@maryhtrask4321]

My brother had a stutter because of a growth on his voice box, mispronounced words quite badly. Even now, he speaks slowly and carefully. You speak very well now. Great job.

[@SarahLovesU2]

First of all, thank you for sacrificing watching a live game to load this video. I’m a huge baseball fan and I’m not sure if he able to sacrifice watching a game once they are back! Second, I didn’t find this boring at all! It was fascinating! I learned so much and it was a great video to boot!!! Third, I would never have guessed you suffered with stuttering when younger. We are our own worst critics. Someone above said you speak in cursive - I agree, but I think it’s more calligraphy ☺️. Thanks for the hard work on the video and also with the client. He sounded like he was absolutely miserable before you helped him.

[@calicocritterscrafts886]

I love your commentary. As a Biology major and future RN I love this level of knowledge

[@peggywildsmith6002]

Boring? No way is this boring. I learn a lot from your videos, especially with the commentary. Thank you.

[@shirleyrickuss7879]

That was no way one bit boring! I enjoyed every second, the amount removed was unbelievable, not forgetting a lot went up the zolna tube. Thank you for being honest and explaining to us about your past stammer, I think it was very brave on your part. It's very inspiring for anyone with this condition. Is it too late to pick up where you left off with your PHD?

[@allsortsdiane8086]

Why do you apologise for doing your job. You are an amazing audiologist,we love you & your work as we get to learn so much from you. If people don't like it let them jog on. They are plain ignorant to just how much you help you are to so many different way's. To me you will alway's be number 1 in the world of patient care & you great knowledge in the realm's of audiology. You carry on with your passion for patient care without apologising for it. You are highly thought of by your fan's & we don't want you to apologise for what you do,no matter how long the video is. I love you just as much as do many other's, for which I hope I'm not speaking out of turn. Stand tall Mr Neel,you are the best. ❤❤

[@JaniceB6]

u mentioned if we can tell how much force u use to lift the dead skin and actually i can! i even feel myself "lifting " with u when ur trying really hard on some pieces! i never find these boring. love them all!!

[@jackiealpeter4993]

That poor,poor,man! No wonder he was in so much pain. I wasn't bored at all; I was holding my breath watching you wrestle it all out. Good job!

[@alisonbunce159]

I'm 61 and had ruptured eardrum and repeated otitis media since age 7. I've had mastoidectomy but my GP has never referred me for investigations of that cavity despite repeated infections. The idea of infections spreading to my skull terrifies me. Thanks for helping this person.

[@paulanoble1244]

Aw that looks so painful I hope it feels better for him when you are done, because you are so gentle ❤

[@catshobbycorner8975]

Im new to the channel. But loved the sharing of your speech stuttering history. Happy for your success and allowing us to participate in all things ear. Thanks. Enjoyed the video.

[@JennyZinaTavares]

This is the first of your videos I've watched with your commentary. Your voice and accent are quite lovely and relaxing with no sign of a stammer at all. This poor man, though...it would be very interesting to see a follow-up. Thank you!

[@greenwarrior8971]

Absolutely love this video. Trust me it was not boring 🥰 Well done with your speech issues, it is not obvious. You talk very eloquently. Ah yes what we should have done when we were younger. Well you're the Wax Whisperer now. I love listening to you Neil. Thank you and goodnight from Birmingham uk

[@tombaker9020]

Just not enough of it. I was not bored at all

[@conniegamache3367]

Good heavens! That person had to feel so much better! What a great job you did! Your speech is flawless and no one should consider this boring! It is fascinating or else we would not watch! Never feel you have to justify to the viewer why you are not using this or that instrument. YOU are the professional. We do not have a living, breathing patient we are actively treating. You are amazing.

[@annafraser]

I find your videos very satisfying and it makes me happy to see your clients feel better. This might not be fun for you, however it’s your passion to help others. Thank you for sharing a little bit about yourself. 😃