CLEANING MY MESSY HOUSE & HEALTH UPDATE/THERAPY SESSION

[@terriechastain8671]

You have been so helpful to me keep my house tidy. Please give yourself some grace. It is okay to have a bad week and not tidy your house. Just because you teach it, doesn't mean you have to be perfect. Praying your illness is something minor. ❤

[@OrganizedChaos4]

You are so right. Thank you! ❤

[@lyssaharsin6837]

Your health IS your number 1 priority! It does not matter if your house is clean and tidy. If your work is fulfilling, or how much you love your family, because when health gets bad all the rest goes down too. Advocate for yourself, take care of yourself first! The rest will fall into place. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

[@OrganizedChaos4]

Thank you for the reminder ❤

[@vickycorey8195]

Audrey, you're such as inspiration to me. I get in those dark pits and do nothing. No shower, no nothing. Im 63 and live alone so I don't have a lot to keep up with. My home is a camper so it's just the essentials or I'm cluttered. My biggest issue is putting things off because i just dont feel like doing them. I've gone from taking care of my home and me to not taking a shower because who is going to know? Im working on that now. You and in my thoughts and prayers. I have so much respect for you and I'm so glad I found your channel. ❤❤❤❤

[@OrganizedChaos4]

Thank you so much for sharing and for sticking with me! ❤

[@debiulmer3672]

Audrey -when said the word “course correct” that is going to be a game changer game changer for me. Just like Vicky I am 63 years old and I have struggled with depression my entire life. Just like you I can see it coming and I’ve never thought about course correcting and going around it - simply taking a different route. Girl, you’re an inspiration to all of us, young and old. And you have a whole group of prayer warriors. Praying for you. Why? Because I love you.

[@Eliza_sun]

As a Sonographer for over 20 years I can assure you that you will ok. I’m going to assume it’s a thyroid nodule which often times are benign but second to that they are extremely extremely common. If by chance it’s not benign, I can assure you, you will be ok. You will have a biopsy. And go from there. The smaller lesion was likely mislabeled or misread by the radiologist. Or you have multiple thyroid nodules, which most people have. Hopefully this helps. I know it can be scary but when you have the opportunity to hear from people that work in the field everyday, sometimes it can bring you some peace. This happens more time that any of us know that you’ll go in for one thing and they find something else. I’m glad the Sonographer put it in their report. That’s not something they all will do nor will many hospitals even allow us to mention other pathology that we find. ❤

[@OrganizedChaos4]

Thank you for sharing!! That makes me feel better! ❤

[@rockymountainhomesteadangela]

​@OrganizedChaos4 I've never seen your channel before, but it just popped up in my feed. A month after I had our 5th baby in 2017, it was accidently discovered that I had a nodule on my thyroid. It was borderline a size of concern but they went ahead and biopsied it anyway. The ENT told me I had a better chance of getting struck by lightning twice in the same day than it being thyroid cancer. The team doing the biopsy said they could assure me I would be fine and they doubted it was cancerous. This gave me a false sense of security that I was fine. A week later I got a call from the ENT apologizing to me for saying anything because it was cancer and my thyroid had to be removed ASAP. A week and a half later I had my whole thyroid removed. The ENT had told me I had papillary carcinoma of my thyroid and that there was a good chance I would be okay after having it removed. He told me before he called me he had to tell a patient that they had thyroid cancer but that it was Anaplastic thyroid carcinoma which there is nothing that can be done for that. It is deadly. Having been a nurse many years ago, the number one thing we were always taught is to never make assumptions or tell patients they were going to be just fine. I was told by my Ent to tell my family and not to give anyone a false hope that I would be okay. Having just had baby number 5, I was emotional but kept my faith nonetheless. 7 years later, I have 8 kids and am cancer free. I take levothyroxine everyday for life but everything went okay since my thyroidectomy. Don't lose hope, but also take opinions with a grain of salt until you have answers. Prayers that everything will be okay! ❤

[@suzannecarrier287]

I had a nodule on my thyroid this summer. It was benign. My doctor told me it was common.

[@piapalombo9127]

Thank you so much for being so open and vulnerable! Thank you for showing that this is normal for everyone. The point about a mess not being a reflection of ourselves is definitely something i needed to hear ❤

[@pooh19818119]

It's ok, please slow down and take time for yourself and family. You are in my thoughts and prayers 🙏

[@OrganizedChaos4]

Thank you!!

[@lorenavillalva5324]

Hi Audrey! I’ve been a follower for quite some time. I will be 7 years post total thyroidectomy later this month. I went thru the ultrasound and then FNA. It didn’t hurt by the way. I was diagnosed with papillary thyroid cancer. I was told it was only on one side but my ENT told me I should just have my whole thyroid removed to avoid a second surgery in case I needed one later on. Sure enough I had it on the other side once they sent it off to pathology. I’m hoping your nodule is benign. It’s tough at first getting adjusted to a new normal and yeah it sucks to be dependent on a med to keep me alive but I’m here and get to watch my two kids grow up. They are 20 and 15 now. I’m a single Mom and they are what keep me going. I’m here if you have questions.

[@barbhopell1649]

Thank you for being so real! Sending healing thoughts and hugs! 💕

[@daisyflores391]

I pushed for a hashimotos test after comparing my symptoms with videos from Dr Berg. Don’t let the drs stick you with meds without doing a full blood panel. I love your videos and they have helped me on my journey along with dealing with my symptoms ❤

[@OrganizedChaos4]

Thank you ❤

[@DebbieLyons-lx8bj]

You are such an inspiration to me. I will be lifting you and your family up in prayer.

[@OrganizedChaos4]

Thank you so much, Debbie!

[@marinanesterenko2501]

Praying for peace in your heart and sending positive energy your way ❤. Hope you receive positive news. Stay strong.

[@gdragonstan]

Your channel is very inspirational to me and it gets me motivated every time. You are an amazing person, you have to look after yourself. Please stay strong and healthy and make sure you get some time out. Don't overthink everything too much. Stay positive.❤❤

[@OrganizedChaos4]

Thank you! ❤

[@JessicaSlayton]

Hope your biopsy comes back all good! Can’t wait to see part 2!

[@OrganizedChaos4]

❤❤❤❤

[@tarafroemming3733]

Thank you for sharing this update with us and for sharing your faith. I’ll be praying for you. I’m sorry that you are going through this. You can hear the emotion in your voice. We support you and lift you up in love and prayer. ❤

[@marylorvick5390]

Oh, Audrey, I'm so sorry to hear of your health challenges. Waiting for results and answers is SO hard. We tend to think of the worst case scenarios as we wait. I'm a 31 year breast cancer survivor diagnosed at age 43-it totally threw me-I cried for days. But......once I got answers and a plan, I moved forward with treatment with a very positive attitude and a lot of support from many people. I pray you will have the best case scenario-and know that there are many who will pray you through this no matter what!

[@OrganizedChaos4]

Thank you so much for sharing!!! ❤❤❤ you are amazing!

[@heiditate6989]

Your house is not that bad. My husband NEVER puts anything away. Leaves evertything lay around. Drives me crazy. Your health is important. If you don't take care of yourself, you can't take care of others. Yes stay positive! Prayers for a clear biopsy.

[@OrganizedChaos4]

Thank you ❤

[@darleneemery7997]

I feel your anxiety as I'm going through the same now. I have the biopsy on my nodule tomorrow, 11/7. Prayers both of us are benign and cancer free. 🙏

[@OrganizedChaos4]

I’m praying for you! Please keep me posted!!! ❤

[@pbgreenroom]

I had several, ok, more like 17-22 modules on my thyroid 10ish years ago. They 'stabbed' my neck like 30 times. It did not hurt, but there was a little soreness for a couple days. I have since learned that Americans are iodine deficient. Search thyroid and iodine on YT. I will get another thyroid scan this month after taking iodine for 3-6 months. I will update with any changes. 😊

[@PaulinaCzekaj-l2r]

Thank you for being open and honest:) God bless you and your family.

[@genelynrivera457]

Hi Audrey, thank you for sharing this video. Wishing you and your family well. Praying that the result will be benign. Take care always.

[@hisaac3795]

Thank for this - I can relate to the feeling. Take care. Keeping you in prayer.

[@shannonhanson1424]

Praying for you that you have peace as you wait for further appointments and results. Thank you for being vulnerable! 💕

[@SweetBethanny]

Any health scare can be totally overwhelming! I hope everything turns out well.

[@OrganizedChaos4]

Thank you!

[@Biggerthanthewholesky13]

Thank you for posting it makes me so happy

[@OrganizedChaos4]

❤❤❤❤

[@Julie-si3hi]

I totally understand x its worry and anxiety and it throws you off. Your health and wellbeing is most important so take care of yourself. My husband has terminal cancer and my home is upside down .

[@sheriandbeneby7716]

I had a thyroid nodule that my dentist had actually felt. Got it checked out. Was benign and had the left half of my thyroid removed. Thank you for sharing your heart with us. May God strengthen you each day!

[@sheriandbeneby7716]

I did have a biopsy done. It wasn’t really painful, you just can’t swallow. My neck was a bit tender after. Unfortunately they didn’t get enough cells & so they removed the left half. It wasn’t functioning. I am on medication but also use some natural remedies too

[@carla7657]

Take care of you, that’s what we want. And we are so grateful that you w been so willing to share all of your tips!!!❤

[@OrganizedChaos4]

Thank you ❤❤❤

[@madelynemmett]

A family member just had multiple "suspicious" thyroid nodules looked at a couple of weeks ago. She was very nervous about it, but the biopsy showed that they were benign! Praying that it's nothing to worry about for you as well 🙏 thank you as always for the helpful and motivational tips Audrey! 💜

[@OrganizedChaos4]

Thank you!! I really feel like mine will be too. ❤

[@heatherzellefrow4791]

Praying for you and your health. Praying for peace and comfort for you during this time.

[@shereenreynolds2629]

Thanks for the video. It helped me. Our situations are different, but I’ve been really down lately and haven’t been able to make myself do hardly anything. Hearing you talk through things is helping. I’m hoping the best for you! And good job getting those tasks done. It feels good, doesn’t it?

[@OrganizedChaos4]

Thank you so much for watching ❤

[@meganmoore6410]

I paused where you said you are cleaning your room first bc I just wanted to say that this is a great idea. With you having a rough week your bedroom needs to be top priority. After a long day of cleaning this will feel wonderful. I will be thinking about you and lifting you up in prayers!

[@shelbytreadway587]

That's such a great idea. I usually do it backwards, and by I get to my bedroom, I don't have any energy left most of the time.

[@OrganizedChaos4]

Thank you!! ❤

[@aprilknerr4443]

Hugs to you for the health journey you are starting on. Thank you for being vulnerable on here about your health. I can relate with the house needs a tidy and a clean. I always do laundry in the background while tidying and cleaning.

[@jenniferm9341]

Thank you for sharing. I like your videos because of how you don’t make me feel guilty, I appreciate your approach. I live with chronic pain and typically feel pressure to keep up with everything even though logically I know I am comparing myself to people who don’t have the same limitations I do. Knowing that others are slowing down due to health reasons somehow validates me. Definitely rest and take care of your health, everything else can wait. I often tell myself to just do the next thing. That’s it. Don’t think about all the things. Just do the next thing. Then I rest. Repeat.

[@Louie846]

You are amazing for posting and speaking so candidly. You are loved and appreciated and I wish you the best with your health. You have helped me so much with my cleaning and organization.

[@OrganizedChaos4]

Thank you!! ❤

[@conniehull3269]

Praying for you. Thank yu for sharing this clean up video with us too!

[@brendaswindell3864]

Bless you. Take care of yourself first!

[@badeds100]

My husband has many lipomas over his whole body. He used. to have them surgically taken off. Now he doesn’t have them taken off. Taking time for yourself . I will keep you in my prayers! It’s ok to just screw it. I love you so much and want the best outcome from your thyroid! Hugs and kisses to you and I love your thought processes. Thanks for being so real! Hoping it will be nothing serious! Please take good care! XOXO

[@OrganizedChaos4]

Thank you so so much!!! It’s hard for me to show myself grace, but I’m working on it! ❤

[@eileenlawton5434]

Thank you for being so honest ❤ you’ve helped me so much. I struggle with anxiety and motivation and you’ve been so inspirational. I’m sorry to hear about your thyroid thinking of you and your family.

[@kelseyfisher6759]

Audrey, just know I am praying for you and the family!! I always repeat myself but I love your rawness ❤ Thank you so much for opening up and letting us in on the conversation 🙏🏻♥️

[@mikhail114]

Bless your heart. You are so brave to share your story with us. I’ve had a biopsy on several thyroid nodules. They were all benign but had them and the left side of my thyroid removed last year. The biopsy was scary but they will numb you so a little pressure but no pain. Since I kept the right side of my thyroid I have not had to take any medication. Praying everything goes well with yours. ❤

[@carrottop5783]

Audrey, grace upon grace. When I was 40 (with 12 and 8 year old boys) I went through something very similar. My biopsy (same as you will have - didn't hurt, was quick, and done in my surgeon's office) wasn't conclusive so the surgeon said when I woke either part or all my thyroid would be gone, and the length of surgery would depend on results of the quick biospy of tissue removed. I had to give every moment of every day to the Lord, while praying I would be able to take care of my kids and disabled husband. Thankfully, no cancer. I did need to go on thyroid replacement meds because the remaining portion of my thyroid didn't produce enough hormone. I'm very appreciative of your insight on keeping up with life - though I'm now in my late 60s and should have this all figured out :D

[@OrganizedChaos4]

Thank you so much for sharing!!! ❤

[@melissah2990]

Thank you for this! I have been there and am 12 years out from my thyroid removal and have chronic back pain; sometimes I let my house go! It’s just what you have to do sometimes and that’s ok!!!

[@OrganizedChaos4]

Thank you for sharing! ❤

[@lindawynell]

Your human. We all have good & bad times. It’s how we respond that matters. Even Christ pulled away at times to pray, gain strength & guidance through prayer. I believe you did what was most important. The beauty is that you know what to do & when it’s time you will do it. I feel that most of the time I forget that my plans may not be God’s plans at that point in my life. I will def keep you & your family in my prayers. May God bless you all with His peace that passes all understanding, may He guide the medical personnel who are working with you, may He strengthen you & bring you healing as needed.

[@OrganizedChaos4]

Thank you so much ❤

[@munaabdi9626]

You have beautiful soul don't worry what people think or say! Your doing great it's healthy to talk let out whatever is bothering you. I wish you well!

[@alejandrapoch9338]

Audrey, I think you are so inspiring with all your video’s. I love how you share this with us. I’m so sorry you are go going through this! Stay strong Thinking of you❤

[@OrganizedChaos4]

Thank you so much!!!

[@cdd824]

Hang in there, Audrey! I know what you’re going through is so scary. I heard it in your voice. Please give yourself grace to not be perfect at all times. Your family understands, and you wouldn’t expect such perfection from anyone else. Our humanity is clothed in the messy, scary, and difficult just as much as it is in happiness, joy and fulfillment. A disheveled house is totally OK at this time! I don’t know why you’ve been given this test, but I’m hoping you will be “right as rain”. You’ll get through this. You’re incredibly strong.

[@OrganizedChaos4]

Thank you ❤❤❤❤❤

[@KerriWithaK]

Prayers for your health!

[@Sveta.26]

God bless you and heal you and strengthen you through this hard time ❤❤❤ we all go through valleys and He’s always there❤

[@fionasmith4368]

Dear Audrey, you are doing a great job. Hope the news is good with your health issues ❤

[@watchmanwillow]

I’m glad to know you, my new friend. I am experiencing similar, with a 10cm pelvic mass and a full hysterectomy in 7 days. I wasn’t able to endure the pain of a biopsy last week, but it has to come out, and I’m just trusting God to sustain me in the preparation and whatever will come. You are a light in my life this morning, and I am uplifting your health and family to God’s providence. ❤

[@cheryllovestoread]

I had a complete hysterectomy 30 years ago at age 30 for severe endometriosis’. Best decision of my life! You will need lots of rest afterward (like any surgery). Don’t expect too much of your self for about two weeks. Then, very light activity. As always, after 30 years, I’m appalled that biopsies on female parts still do not regularly include some sort of sedation and pain relief. 😠

[@watchmanwillow]

@ I’m absolutely thrilled that the procedure was able to be done laporascopically, and apparently the mass was benign! Yes, I am taking it slow, especially with the emotional parts, tending lovingly with self care and cozy comforts. My challenge will be asking for and allowing help!

[@cheryllovestoread]

@ So very glad things have at least improved for the surgery! My scar is about seven inches long and crooked 🫤 My doctor joked with me in recovery that he must have been drunk when he made that cut 😳 not so funny! Are you having gas pains under your shoulder blades? The two laparoscopic procedures I had before the hysterectomy gave me horrible pains from the gas they inflate the abdomen with. Hope they’ve worked on reducing that discomfort after surgery. I’m very glad the mass was benign! Rest and ask for help. You deserve to heal slowly & completely! 💐

[@watchmanwillow]

@@cheryllovestoread I find it more comfortable to lie on my left side, and following directions to walk, which helps move my bowels and lessens discomfort. I’m using a natural senna herbal laxative and just keep in prayer as the pain and strength comes and then gets me back in bed. Passing a neighbor first thing this morning, I was reminded to not try to be a martyr right now and obey the lifting restrictions. I love my Jesus and couldn’t be doing this without his intercession for grace and strength. Thank you for your inquiry- I feel cared about and not alone in this specific situation, just keep singing and praising and asking God for wisdom in my decisions large and small.

[@justrach05]

I have a thyroid nodule that has remained unchanged for about 6 years now. Every year or two I have to get an ultrasound, and I'm always terrified leafing up to and right after that test. I have 2 boys, a 3 year old and 6 month old, so I resonate with so much of what you're saying. That time to just feel things is so necessary! Also, I work in cancer research. They are making huge strides all the time and I've seen a lot of positive results in thyroid cancer, so even if that's what it is, hang in there!! I will keep you in my prayers 🙏

[@OrganizedChaos4]

Thank you so much for sharing!! You know exactly what I’m talking about! ❤

[@kjmlvt]

Praying for you and your family

[@caseyjb980]

See you on part two :) can’t wait!

[@OrganizedChaos4]

Yay! ❤

[@spaniacy]

I went through a very similar health issue over 10 years ago. I understood how you feel. I hope everything goes well for you ❤

[@WxBuggin]

7 years ago, I had multiple nodules on my thyroid. A couple were in the range of 6-8 cm, several 2-3cm, and a number of smaller ones. My TSH and T3/T4 was always fine. Turned out TPO was sky high but had never been tested prior. I got the FNA biopsy and that was all clear. But ended up having a partial thyroidectomy because one of the larger nodules was pressing against my vocal chords and I had lost my voice almost entirely. The doc thought the nodules had been growing for at least 10-15 years. When they sent the removed thyroid lobe and isthmus to the lab, they found that everything was fine, just consistent with Hashimotos. I honestly wish they would have taken the whole thing out since the other half has a bunch of smaller nodules but oh well. That said - I have a ton of anxiety around medical stuff (understatement), and sometimes pass out from vasovagal syncope over stupid little stuff. But the FNA wasn't bad at all and I didn't even get light headed :). I was comfortable and relaxed the whole time and the doctors were really kind and reassuring. They'll numb everything well. My doc told me if I needed it numbed better to let them know. I think it was just topical but maybe they gave an anesthetic shot after putting the topical stuff on. I don't recall. Basically I just sat there completely still while they got what they needed. The docs were really friendly and communicative. The weirdest part was having people that close to my face lol. If memory serves, one person held a sono up to my neck as the other one did the actual biopsy. The sensation of the needle was different-y. It didn't hurt and it wasn't uncomfortable at all. It was just 'oh weird, there's something poking around where there's normally not something poking around' lol Anyway, they'd get a sample or two and then would take it back to have a pathologist check to make sure the sample was adequate. Since I had multiple nodules, there were several rounds of poking then having pathology give a thumbs up or down to. I think like one or two of the samples weren't quality enough for the lab so they redid those. It's not unusual or concerning to need to try again. Honestly the worst part was probably for the doctors. I tend to crack really stupid jokes as a medical anxiety defense mechanism. They suffered 😂 I'm glad you researched all of this, particularly seeing that so much of the possibilities are "wait and see" or are very treatable. Whatever you find out, there's likely a supportive community on Reddit for it. :) I hope all goes well for you!

[@OrganizedChaos4]

Thank you so much for sharing all of that. That was super helpful! That makes me feel a lot better about it! Going on Reddit is a good idea too! ❤

[@darleneemery7997]

@@OrganizedChaos4 mine yesterday was exactly like this. It was more of a pressure than the "bee sting" they talk about. I think the numbing shot was more than the sample gathering. The pressure went up into my ear, so don't let that concern you. Thankfully just two stabs, they went to the hall and pathology was waiting with a microscope. He came back in and said they were good and I could go. So now just the waiting for the results. Continued prayers for us both. I love your community and reading all the inspiring comments here. I think we'll both be okay no matter the results. ❤️🙏

[@banddu7761]

Praying for you and for good results!

[@elainelee4566]

Audrey, your health is the top priority right now. Praying for your health.

[@haleychambers7221]

I had a fine needle aspirate for a lymph node. They used lidocaine first which stings a little but does go away quickly. My experience was pretty good. I didn't think it was too uncomfortable. I'm praying everything goes good for you and you get good news! ❤️

[@donnap1208]

Wishing you the best possible outcome with your health situation. Thanks for sharing your "messy" house. Makes it all real. I'm definitely in the situation of having too much stuff. My house never looks tidy.

[@rmockbee]

Prayers for good results. Thanks so much for sharing the real life stuff!

[@Hadas_Aus]

Please take care of yourself! To echo everyone here, your health is your #1 priority! Thank you for sharing your health struggle and hoping for your continued health during this time ❤.

[@sensorystreetplaykits]

Hey Audrey! Found your videos a few weeks ago and I find so much value in your content. I had thyroid cancer 4 years ago at age 30 when my oldest was 20 mos old. I totally get what you said about your thoughts going there thinking about your kids. I’ll be praying this is not the result you have to deal with - but just know I am more than happy to talk with you about any part of my journey if it’s helpful! ❤️

[@krisprepolec5616]

I’m glad that you are prioritizing your mental/physical health and your family over other people’s expectations. Fingers crossed that everything goes well with your upcoming tests. Sending good thoughts for you ❤

[@marleyenglund2407]

I SO like you! i've been watching your organization channels, but didn't have a clue as to you personally. so appreciate your authenticity, your self-awareness and directness so impressed with you not putting stock into what others think about you because you know and love yourself and your family. You are one special person and by the way I have three of those thyroid nodules all benign, and we just watch them yearly as to whether they grow or not. I really wouldn't worry about them Audrey. You are one awesome person and I'm so glad I'm a subscriber to your awesome channel. Keep on keeping on girl.❤

[@samaholderfield1518]

Great video thanks for being real . Your in my prayers 🙏

[@bblinner]

Thank you for being so vulnerable and real with us, you’re incredibly inspiring, good luck with all of your health stuff going on. No matter what the outcome is, everything will be okay 💗 I look forward to seeing your vid house all decorated for christmas :) 🩶

[@hopemartin2425]

❤ I like watching and listening to KZbin videos while I do my own housework. This is the first one of your videos I came across and listened to. I can so relate to what you are going through. I am a mom of a two year old and a four month old. I have a surgery scheduled for this Thursday to remove an ovarian cyst. It is a routine, simple procedure, but it has me very anxious and thinking through all the what ifs. Its only a two week recovery, but even that seems like a lot with two littles. Time to see how much i can get done beforehand, so i can rest when I need to. Praying all goes well for you with your health.

[@grinchy56]

You are in my prayers. A friend of mine went through a similar thing and had thyroid removed. She's doing fine. No treatment needed. You caught it early. Hang in there. It will be ok. Take care of you. Thanks for sharing.

[@ruthnutzmann6496]

Hey, I pray for you, lovely soul 🙏🏼

[@OrganizedChaos4]

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[@Jennifer-lj7ni]

Praying for a positive outcome ❤❤ such a scary thing to go through and process. Thinking of you!! I have a good feeling.

[@stephaniedowney1337]

Im so sorry to hear of your health struggles. I watch your shorts and this is just the 2nd long form video of yours I have watched, but I cant help wonder if it's more than coincidence as I had my thyroid and thyroid cancer removed in January 2023. Mine was extremely large, though, so I'm praying for favorable results for you. My husband started going with me to my appointments starting with this biopsy just so he could take notes so I wouldnt forget (or be alone). I can't remember if they did any local numbing, but it didn’t really hurt.

[@JennyBegarly]

Prayers for you ❤ love watching your video

[@AGoldieDog32876]

Praying for you Audrey ❤

[@sharidhinshaw4519]

My deepest prayers go out to u! Pray rest relax enjoy let go!🙏😇🥰

[@Cyndy101]

Audrey I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers 🙏🏼 ❤️. I'm sorry you're going through this very stressful medical issue.

[@sananayab7757]

I love the humility as we all r in similar position but r hard on ourselves. Thanks for your words and opennness! Of course it helps! I’m your new subscriber 😊

[@MV-uh7kr]

Glad you found the thyroid issue early, it almost killed my Mom because the Doctors didn't know what was wrong with her. Improve your diet, lots if veggies and organic food, also no stress, sleep, and pray!! Best Wishes!

[@lavonneterrel6890]

Praying for you Audrey. ❤. Hugs

[@megansprowl2593]

Prayers for you...

[@karenpowers2225]

Audrey, praying for you! God bless you and your family as you wait to find out about your health and develop a care plan for you to be your most healthy! Take good care! ❤🙏❤️

[@OrganizedChaos4]

Thank you, Karen! ❤

[@susanlawson5926]

SENDING HEALING PRAYERS FOR U ❤ We R Here For U ❤

[@deborahodonnell5420]

My sister had thyroid cancer and was told it was the best kind to have because it stays within the thyroid and is easy to take out and replace with medication. My Mom had the exact same type of cyst, module but hers turned out not to be cancer. You just never know what type you are going to get. Stay strong you will get through this.

[@ErinMaubach]

I have had 3 biopsies on my thyroid. I felt some discomfort but it was not painful. They will more than likely put some numbing cream or spray on before the biopsy. I will be keeping you in my prayers ❤

[@cherylhuger8447]

Ashley i am so sorry you are going thru this. I just found your channel. I also just found out I have a benign carodid body tumor that I have seen a surgeon as surgery to remove it is forthcoming. I understand how you react as I react in a similar way. Your are an amazing woman to share yourself on KZbin as I know people cam be cruel. I with for you all the best on your health journey. I will be binge watching your videos as I have come down with the flu...and yes, I got my flu shot. ❤

[@bluekiwimochi]

I just started watching the video. I don't know what you want to talk about, but I just want to say it doesn't matter if your house gets messy! TAKE YOUR TIME, TAKE A BREAK IF YOU FEEL SO! YOU DESERVE IT! BE KIND AND GENTLE TO YOURSELF! 💜

[@OrganizedChaos4]

Thank you ❤

[@WendyDelgado-w9t]

Praying for you🙏

[@aimeebutler7863]

I am a thyroid cancer surviver. You found it early, which is a good thing. Mine was early as well. I went in to have half of my thyroid out, they test it while you were on the table, and my other half tested fine. I went home, and 5 days later, the Dr called me to report to the hospital to have the other half out because the cancer had spread. I take meds every morning. No biggie. The biopsy was hell. I wouldn't wish that on my worst enemy. It hurts. I had two and then said NO MORE, just take it out!! The chemo and radiation are not bad for thyroid cancer vs. other cancer. Good luck. You will be good. Stay positive

[@ButacuPpucatuB]

Wishing you all the very best! A lipoma shouldn’t be a problem. But yes, you’re right in this, check with the doctor and get your facts. Then and only then can you celebrate or worry. I will remember you in my personal prayers 🧡🧡🧡

[@OrganizedChaos4]

Thank you!

[@milicavidovic9051]

Sending you love❤❤❤❤

[@LyssieRach]

Praying for you Audrey! ❤️‍🩹

[@erina717]

My prayers are with you and your family. I have undergone scares too. It’s hard to soldier on when that’s all unfolding. It’s a lot to mentally hold up. Jesus holds space for us when we’re there. I know I’m preaching to the choir here, but I pray you feel that love very strongly through these days.

[@cmadison7591]

I've had the fine needle aspiration- they will numb the area ( probably will give you a lidocaine gel to rub on the area before you go to your appt) ...was not too bad to deal with ( for me anyway)🙏🏼❤

[@OrganizedChaos4]

Thanks for the info!

[@cmadison7591]

@OrganizedChaos4 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 prayers for a good outcome. Try not to worry too much, God's got you and this issue handled ♥️♥️

[@msi2894]

Look into radio frequency ablation. It may be a good alternative to surgery (if needed). I had it about 6 months ago on a node and it was so much better than surgery.

[@natalieguffey3936]

Praying for you friend fervently

[@meme7591]

I totally hear you on finding a mass on my thyroid I know it's scary. And then another time they found a cyst on my ovary. I find out that I have PCOS so many things happen bad in my life. And my house went to hell and you're right it's hard to get out of that. Especially you know when you have so many things going on. Work and family and so forth. I don't have kids so I'm doing this all myself. So we're on different wavelengths. There is no comparison whatsoever here. But what I'm saying is in both different situations we both feel like we're falling down a rabbit hole and we can't get out. So my counselor and I decided that I should hire a company to come into my home and work with me. I don't have a problem getting rid of things I just have a problem being motivated with all my health issues because also I have lupus. And I'm a supervisor and I work in the community in different areas and so I said do you mind signing a NDA she said no I was like perfect. And I said I just need somebody to help me declutter and organize. I don't need somebody to make me ashamed or say you really should get rid of this you're going to feel better I don't need any of that. I just need someone there by my side helping me to be my other two arms and legs and don't take anything personal when I say can you put that here can you put that there. Just know that it's a please and thank you all the time. And my tone might change because I might be frustrated with myself or embarrassed or anything this is nothing to do with you it's not personal. This needs to be a non-emotional thing between us. So this is a big step that I'm taking. Now your channel has changed me and has helped me with making this step. Now whenever I want to buy something I think to myself about whether I need it is this just a want and so forth. And I really appreciate you sharing your story with us and sharing your feelings and so forth. Don't beat yourself up this is like scary situation. And yeah it probably would have made you feel better to do that but honestly you have so many things going on it must have spun your brain like 20,000 times and it's hard to think that way. Now with that said I'm home I can get bigger and cause a restriction in our movement and also can become entangled in different parts of your arm. So I highly recommend it and you do what you want. But the bigger it gets the more restriction it can cause in your arm and entanglement of other parts of inside your arm. And the cut will be smaller. So highly recommend you taking it out now. Now regards to the finding of the tumor on your thyroid I have the same situation. They told me it was benign. But I'm having some symptoms of hard time to swallow this that and the other. They did a barium swallow and I'm like no then they said it was acid reflux I'm like okay. So my doctor is going to do a CBC with a ferritin level. And I can tell you if you have a cancer in your head or neck. So something to think about. I wish you the best God bless and prayers sent to you❤

[@OrganizedChaos4]

Thank you so much for sharing! ❤ that makes me feel better!

[@kathyangelo3960]

I have ALOT of thyroid nodules!! I have one that finally reached biopsy size. So, I had a biopsy and found that I have a genetic gene that means that there’s a 30% chance that they could end up cancerous (at that point they weren’t). So, it was recommended that I have a thyroidectomy…that was last year and I still haven’t gotten it out. They want me to have the entire thing out, but I don’t want to live on thyroid meds the rest of my life. Idk if I will ever get it out. You can message me if you need to talk or have any specific questions. Much love to you…I completely understand the feeling of waiting and crying and being scared 💕💕

[@OrganizedChaos4]

Thank you so much for sharing! ❤

[@ldcross2]

Sending hugs and prayers your way.

[@Rose-dy5bb]

Take care of yourself first and foremost ❤

[@photoshotschick]

Ps, I've had a blood clot. My arm was literally going in and out when looking at it & my heart was beating fast. I had a mistep on a pull doen ladder. Ended up going to the ER cuz the advice nurse told me too. Plus my husband was the one that said we should call the advice nurse because I wasn't going to. Found out I got a blood clot in my left leg. They said I was really fortunate because others do pass away from it. Trying to find a doc that would see me right away like they said was needed on Medi-Cal was really hard. My husband drove me around for a couple of days & we prayed. Found someone on the 3rd day & it was just the right doctor for me. Once the clot left he swithced offices. I still had to take monitoring meds of course, but I understand the fear because at 1st I was on the lookout for things they said to be bruises, changes in color, etc.

[@OrganizedChaos4]

Oh my goodness!! How scary!

[@photoshotschick]

​@OrganizedChaos4 yea, looking back I realize the seriousness of it more. The times after that I knew to keep a lookout. And then with kids, because of time & wanting to still be able to nurse (and afraid they would give a medication I couldn't nurse with) I didn't go the doctor right away, unless it seemed necessary. Even then I did put it off & prob shouldn't have because it turned out I was dehydrated to where my body was shutting down. Wow, that's a lot more than I usually tell ppl. I guess cuz u were sharing your health, and I don't know u personally, idk.

[@lvlafantasma]

On Thanksgiving 2022, I got a phone call from my Dr. He said they found a 12 x 17 cm tumor in my abdomen and it was probably retroperitoneal liposarcoma. I hung up with him and immediately had to sit down with my two kids for Thanksgiving. I had it removed in January 2023, and found out in February 2023 that the giant tumor was miraculously BENIGN!! The odds it was NOT cancer were so tiny. This is to say- miracles happen. Do NOT lose hope. I will pray for you.

[@Marisole40]

Praying for you! #feelthelove ❤ I had that biopsy done, they do give you the option to sedate, I didn’t do it, and survived, but I wouldn’t do it again, it’s stressful.