Every DEADLlEST Medical Mistake in 18 Minutes

[@ullmannbh8958]

In Brazil, a lab neglected the fact that a donor had aids. 6 people got the organs transplanted into them and they all tested positive for HIV. This happened last week or so

[@availanila]

Ugh 🤬! They're gonna be on so many different medications it's going to cut their lives short anyway.

[@gltab10]

As a brasilian, all I can say is... WTF?! HOW THE HECK DID THAT HAPPEN?!

[@Naruneyl]

Had to google this one since I didn't stumble on it per usual, and, wow. It's an unprecedented situation at least, but the lab responsible for the blood tests... simply didn't take them. Imagine going in because you already have organ failure, and then end up with an uncurable disease on top. Bruh. The fact that the transplants occured back in january and the patients only discovered this month is also so foul.

[@sexygirlmax2019]

​@@availanila HIV isn't the death sentence you think it is, curb your homophobia

[@PuppyTheTiny]

Organs are rare HIV and a life sounds better than dead

[@Leoo-jt7yq]

Dude. The first one scared me. My dad is an Air Force veteran, and just turned forty seven. He also had his left testicle removed for testicular cancer. Wow.

[@peterhannon79]

Oh no! Is he doing okay now?

[@KATinBLACK]

Hopefully it didn’t spread. Better to live with one ball than with that 🙏

[@bornon4134]

cases like these are why hospitals have patients mark off the correct limb/body part prior to surgery

[@imakesillythings]

Bro could’ve lost both his balls and I’m actually really sorry you had to deal with that:[

[@ContentEnjoyer-gm3ky]

I can’t help but state: at least he already got married and all of that. It would be a million times worse if you were a young man with one ball.

[@ammaokami4479]

God it's no wonder why even studying to be a vet tech these things were drilled into our head: -ALWAYS LABEL YOUR CHEMICALS, EVEN WHEN PUTTING THEM IN A DIFFERENT CONTAINER -NEVER USE MEDICATION FROM AN UNMARKED CONTAINER -ALWAYS COUNT YOUR SPONGES AND INSTRUMENTS POST SURGERY Such simple mistakes can lead to such catastrophic outcomes...

[@Windows7UltimateTheVyonder]

Also make sure not to accidently mix bases with acids!

[@Mtz2604]

And remove the right parts

[@spaceynerd763]

exactly

[@sanguineAxel]

studying to be a vet tech too ❤ lets make these critters feel better than when they came in not worse

[@TheFereldenCat]

Just started studying to be a Vet Tech this semester, and we learned this the first 6 weeks

[@Ruby2P]

New fear: Stupid Doctors

[@GreennnBeannn]

REAL 😔😔

[@DandyTheDandiestCharacter]

SAME

[@AmarisDOORS]

FR

[@Zlockoficialfr]

​@@DandyTheDandiestCharacter best Nickname⚰️

[@jestyo0o]

Or nurses

[@RagingMoon1987]

The recent case of William Bryan made my skin crawl. Poor guy needed his spleen removed, but the doctor took out...THE LIVER. The two organs are nothing alike! Not even on the same side of the body! Mr. Bryan bled to death on the operating table.

[@sydfrog_]

This happened close to where I live. The amount of rage I felt reading that is hard to describe

[@lovelyrisingstar0444]

YES, I ALSO HEARD THAT it's infuriating

[@iamfabulousfaaab]

It scares me because I have a tumor on my spleen currently and may need it to be removed. I just hope my doctors know wtf they're doing since it'll be my first surgery.

[@LovelyCinccino]

Oh lord..No doubt if they make another video on dumbest medical mistakes, that’s going on there.

[@Genuenly]

​@@iamfabulousfaaab any updates?

[@Noodlez-sn2cj]

I feel so bad for the people who went through this

[@IsabelaisCRINGE]

Me too

[@Duxvyrixukis]

Idk why I gave myself nightmares Watching this

[@Nyxar-2077]

You might be one of them lil bro

[@UnicornPlayroom]

Same here.. 😢

[@Noodlez-sn2cj]

@@Nyxar-2077 im not actually I’m expressing sorrow for the victims

[@deadpoets164]

When I was around 3 years old, I had corrective eye surgery. The nurse "forgot" to sedate me (because, obviously, when you're a young child, you're probably gonna panic whilst being taken back for surgery) - I still, to this day, remember panicking & not wanting to go back with her. They also "forgot" to make sure I was completely under anesthesia before they started to try to operate on my eye muscles. From what I do remember, whatever they were doing was EXTREMELY painful. Then I assume the anesthesiologist got it together and accurately sedated & monitored me because I don't remember anything else except my eyes HURTING. I still can't wear contacts. I had another corrective surgery when I was around 14, and panicked so bad that Valium didn't even touch my fight or flight response. Thankfully, my nurses were SO sweet to me during that time. My parents had told them what I'd been through as a toddler and it encourages me to know there are good medical staff and doctors in the world. 💞 Edited to add: My body & mind were in such a state that I was bawling my eyes out, even through the nerve medication. I cried even when they were wheeling me back & moving me onto the operating table. 😅 A nurse just kept holding my hand and asking me things about my life to keep my mind off of my nervous breakdown, lol.

[@heartrockingcity]

New fear unlocked

[@sophieistoonie]

That reminds me of my first blood work: I was around six and I was an anxious kid. My veins have a tendency to roll, especially if I'm anxious, so when the needle went in my arm, it didn't go in my vein. The nurse then thought it was a good idea to poke around the area with her fingers while the needle was still in my arm. It was very painful and I cried and I tried to tell them to stop but they didn't listen to me, probably because they thought I was being dramatic or something. I was traumatized by the whole ordeal to the point that I'd try to escape doctors offices if they wanted to do blood work on me. I only got over my fear a few years ago because of therapy. I still sometimes have bad memories come back to me when I'm having blood work done and I feel the nurse trying to poke around while the needle is still in.

[@grilledpook]

that's terrifying to think about, at 3 years old?? that's unimaginable trauma FOR LIFE.

[@ContentEnjoyer-gm3ky]

@grilledpook It all begins from when you’re young I guess.

[@deadpoets164]

@@grilledpook Literally when I got my second surgery (at 14), I was still loopy from the anesthesia when I got home. I bawled my eyes out and asked my parents, "Am I gonna be blind?" 🤣😭 I was SO MAD because when you get strabismus surgery, there's kind of a...film (?) over your eyes for awhile. So you need help doing things sometimes. I was so frustrated one day I said, "I wanna do stuff FOR myself, dammit!" Needless to say I will never have another lazy eye correction surgery. I can't stand the thought of anything close to my eyes that isn't makeup. I can definitely tolerate and love glasses. But I'm even jumpy getting regular eye exams. 🥲 I'm weird about any anesthesia. I woke up once during a cavity filling and I was crying. A dental assistant asked me, "Honey, why are you awake, why are you crying? It's okay. Don't worry." And they had to give me more of it bc I was mildly awake. Nothing hurt, physically. I think I was just emotional. 🤣

[@TheDailyJacob]

Best part about this channel? No sponsor, no 30 second intro, he just jumps right into what we all clicked for.

[@Punko4life]

True, I wish every channel similar to this one was like this

[@GreennnBeannn]

i mean some people have to make extra money, so a sponser is valid but i don’t like those long intros 🙄

[@Paraducke]

Sponsors aren't bad. Some people have youtube as a career and need to be paid. As for the intros, yeah that's just ridiculous

[@TheRandomGuysOfficial]

Bro, this didn't even have an intro💀

[@GreennnBeannn]

@@TheRandomGuysOfficial yeah that’s why we’re saying it’s good.

[@liseyel]

In Enrique's story, how the hell are burns a "normal occurrence?" If that's the case, CLOSE THE HOSPITAL NOW. Remove those medical licenses, cuz what???

[@allzzjn]

they needed a better lawyer if they already had one because they could have easily proven that getting burned during surgery is not normal

[@massacreambassador]

surgical fires are actually fairly common due to things like the electrical scalpel and an oxygen tank or gasses from the patient, theres tons of flammable things in ORs too. usually theyre dealt with fast and with very minimal damage. in the end surgeons are human and accidents like that will happen

[@ChaosBlitzBeta]

The worst thing about the one with Jesica Santillan was she had type O+ blood while the donor organ had type A.

[@autumnvolzka7783]

Yeah. He said that.

[@mybuttisburningLitteraly]

Umm yea no shizz Sherlock 😵😵

[@michaelab6070]

No, the real worst part is that Jessica's family, who are not American, were sent home before their daughter was given back to them to be buried back in her homeland. Petal Palmer did a video that was very detailed and well done on this case.

[@skinnyangrystarman2690]

It's a damn shame you never mentioned the surgery that achieved a legendary 300% mortality rate. This was during ye olden times where speed was favoured over safety. The operation was a leg amputation carried out in an ampitheatre to showcase the record setting speed the surgeon performed such procedures. The surgeon was so fast he completely fucked up to the point where the patient died on the table, an assistant's fingers were severed, leading to a lethal infection and an audience member witnessing all this was so horrified he suffered a heart attack. Psychogenic Death. He literally took psychic damage. The surgeon definitely set a record that day. Just not a record you would want attributed to your name.

[@youkofoxy]

Ironic enough, even after such thing (is said his blade nearly hit the dude that died of a heart attack) he still was the medic with the least amount of deaths of his time.

[@ThatsJustMello4Ya]

300% is insane 😭😭

[@lupindraco422]

These doctors should lose their licenses.

[@ilyulia_]

oh my god... imagine losing both legs from such a tiny surgery

[@Whatisthishuhhmm]

That would be like losing both airplane wings when it was supposed to be refueled!

[@imtherealzopawa]

why are people who can’t tell left from right allowed to become doctors. absolutely nutty

[@sunsetvr5]

I see what you did there..

[@lezabellalime521]

According to study most doctors, lawyers and police (any high paying job generally) are psychopaths.

[@eggeggeggegg6019]

i was gonna get an xray recently but before it the doctor said "its your right leg right?" because she said that's what was written on the paper to her but it was actually my left leg and the first doctor that saw my leg got it wrong

[@MsScarletwings]

It’s not that they’re dumb. Some of the worst mistakes in medicine can and have been made by very smart people. It’s the overworking, potentially the sleep deprivation, the juggling a hundred things to do and keep track of, the urgency to do tasks under high stakes and time sensitive circumstances, the every little way that communication with a team has to be consistently great dozens and dozens of times a day. The other problems with running hospitals as corporations where all kinds of bad incentive structures can also creep in. Poor management of building personal. Understaffing even, sometimes. The slight egotism and overconfidence a lot of surgeons can pick up over time. It’s rarely, if ever, an issue with intellect.

[@BangTamTranNguyen]

medical-related accident is seriously my biggest phobia. i know the likelihood of something like this happen is generally low to the average joe but still. it’s horrifying to think that your entire life is in the hands of someone you’re supposed to trust with it.

[@philippineremixer]

yeah... i'm gonna be eating apples starting today

[@elmiribrahimov3641]

Be careful with the seeds. If they clog your guts, you’ll need a surgery😂

[@Incrediboxloverlolz]

I’m back yall! 0:01 Benjamin houghton 1:19 Willie king 2:39 Thomas and Nancy 4:40 Jessica Santillan 5:51 Donald church 7:14 Colton read 8:54 bob east 10:40 judge Nelson Bailey 12:28 Kim tutt 13:28 candy negrete 15:16 Enrique Ruiz 16:21 Dan wingerd yippee and if the stuff in the video made you feel sick here’s a kitty to make you feel better!

[@GetTwistered]

I am not trusting my local doctor after this.

[@IAmNobody567]

same

[@MsScarletwings]

If you can’t trust your doctor that’s actually a sign to get a new doctor, not to develop a phobia of medicine

[@MJ_2Day]

How do they keep forgetting the surgical sponge 😭

[@heather_foreather]

probably because the sponge soaks up blood right so it blends in

[@masonlowman3528]

For Bob East, I honestly thought it was gonna end with them cutting out the good eye but got the shock of my life

[@json_jdnm]

0:45 bro never knew how to do the difference between left and right.

[@SkylarThompson-mu1qs]

The second one: Sis never knew how to do the difference between left and right.

[@AmarisaTheslayQueen]

The only mistake ever made in a medical term is a patient removing me from my mum's stomach

[@Weird346]

a patient did the doctors work?

[@AmarisaTheslayQueen]

@@Weird346 yes🫡😜😣😣😣😣

[@celly-vq8dc]

aren’t you a bot?

[@AmarisaTheslayQueen]

​No lol 😂​@@celly-vq8dc

[@Kept_Burrito]

A lot of question, patiënt did what? And stomach?

[@jemcat5125]

My dad was getting a surgery for his knee and he was put under. When he awoke the doctor told him, “Why are you getting this surgery? I didn’t see anything wrong.” My dad looked down and saw the stitches on the wrong knee. 😅 What makes it funnier is that the nurses who came in first had DRAWN LINES AROUND THE CORRECT KNEE but the doctor hadn’t seen it. The doctor was super embarrassed and wanted to make it right. My dad ended up not having to pay anything for the surgery! Which I think was a good compromise lol

[@KATinBLACK]

Here’s a nightmare case: this one guy had a colostomy done so his rectum could recover. When it was time to reattach his colon to his rectum, they attached it to his bladder… he had diarrhea, as well as "passing gas and liquid stool from the penis." He sued for It’s the most disgusting, life-threatening, and horrific mistake I can think of being done to someone. And there’s only ONE article I found. I came about this case randomly in a Cow Chop video 😂

[@Wkysniypryanik]

My grandfather told me that once surgeons forgot medical scissors inside of him, which were found only after 2 months. But he's glad this happened because he got 40,000 dollars from suing them.

[@docksidegames8861]

7:13 $100,000 sounds like an insult, bro could’ve died because of that crap

[@MidnightGD5]

If you get all of these to happen to you you’ll get the achievement “how did we get here”

[@Minotaur256GD]

How did we get here? Well, so you see…

[@MidnightGD5]

@@Minotaur256GD achievement get: how did we get here?

[@Jordyn4arts]

Wild

[@Bob-f8h5o]

Geometry dash reference

[@MidnightGD5]

@@Bob-f8h5o how

[@hubbletelescope1721]

1:59 wait a minute. Surgeon usually talks to patient before surgery to confirm what will happen and how the surgery will be carried out.

[@tamiunderwood1456]

Right? My doctor's always came in before hand and literally drew on the correct body part and INITIALED IT. So the surgery ones confuse me!

[@MemeProphet]

All of these scare me,but one will ALWAYS stand out and gives me nightmares. There was a case of an elderly lady at a care home who was being fed. Her food was soup, and she was being fed through her stomach tube, only they instead injected it into her iv. Horrible horrible way to go

[@trixfox45]

Reminds me of when my used to be friend got sent into a psych ward and the people had no clue where to draw blood from her. She literally had to tell them where to do it.

[@eggeggeggegg6019]

there was a nurse that injected milk into multiple babies veins on purpose and they died

[@anonymall]

Stories like this make me both scared of getting a surgery, and giving a surgery. You study and work for decades, then you make a single mistake that costs both someone's life and your life. A mistake you will literally never recover from. And you're still in debt from med school.

[@sorrowfulnothingness]

9:58 Not hating by the way, but when you get an eye removed you have to remove a bit of the spinal fluid surrounding the brain along with it. After the eye removal and the spinal tap, the doctor would have to put spinal fluid back in, instead of the spinal fluid the doctor thinking it was the spinal fluid, instead of the fluid it was a similar chemical to formaldehyde and immediately went to his brain. Edit: also instead of succumbing to the chemical his wife pulled the plug, he technically succumbed to his brand new “spinal fluid” 5 days before, when injected.

[@rayesoucy1491]

When I was in 8th grade I had a routine endoscopy done... then ended up in the hospital for nine days! They clipped a major blood vessel and it formed a hematoma (a ball of dried blood) in my GI tract. And if that wasn't bad enough the doctors refused to admit it was their fault- they didn't say 'oh we might have screwed up' until my ninth and final day in the hospital. Now I've got a massive fear of all doctors. And yes my parents did try to sue but the lawyer told them something like "well this was a risk that could happen". The doctors admitted that this was a one in a million chance. I could find one (1) other case on Google of a duodenumal hematoma and it was an elderly man.

[@lisamoul263]

1:39 ooohhhhh…..I remember when this one happened! University Hospital in Tampa got in huge trouble, lost the trust of the community, and eventually was bought out by a larger medical group. It was a HUGE scandal and was all over the news.

[@amelonnamedkate1400]

I’m a nurse. This is why it’s crucial to pay close attention to which side is the right side to operate on. They have protocols for this kind of stuff, and we triple check, but unfortunately shit still gets mixed up if people don’t pay proper attention. We’re also supposed to count all of our tools before, during, and after to make sure stuff doesn’t get left inside. Some of these things though are so beyond careless holy shit. How do you even fuck up this badly?

[@lalalala8790]

Request : Every Most Creepy Horror Story Explained

[@SamaHassen-gn9wi]

My uncle had a HUGE bump on his eye and had to get surgery to get it removed.The carelessness of the surgeon caused his eyes to accidentally be sewed shut...

[@PICKLESSS77]

The evaluator I'll never complain about your video choices.

[@brent.3784]

Chocolate Chip Cookies Recipe Ingredients 2 1/4 cups all-purpose flour 1 teaspoon baking soda 1 teaspoon salt 1 cup (2 sticks) butter, softened 3/4 cup granulated sugar 3/4 cup packed brown sugar 1 teaspoon vanilla extract 2 large eggs 2 cups (12-oz. pkg.) Nestlé Toll House Semi-Sweet Chocolate Morsels 1 cup chopped nuts (if omitting, add 1-2 tablespoons of all-purpose flour) Method Step 1 Preheat oven to 375° F. Step 2 Combine flour, baking soda and salt in small bowl. Beat butter, granulated sugar, brown sugar and vanilla extract in large mixer bowl until creamy. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Gradually beat in flour mixture. Stir in morsels and nuts. Drop by rounded tablespoon onto ungreased baking sheets. Step 3 Bake for 9 to 11 minutes or until golden brown. Cool on baking sheets for 2 minutes; remove to wire racks to cool completely.

[@Sans_vee]

We found a bot bois!

[@brent.3784]

@@Sans_vee not a bot

[@dragonguardianqueen]

@@brent.3784 r/nooneasked

[@brent.3784]

@@dragonguardianqueen cool👍

[@cassamoroll]

ok slay i might try it

[@youkofoxy]

Poor Bob, I already knew his fate the second the anaesthesiology made the mistake. Is less like getting battery acid instead of coffee and more like getting a cup full of dart frog poison. Even if they knew, they could only watch him die. Side note: Read the freak label, place the freaking label.

[@celly-vq8dc]

worst time to say “oops”

[@AmarisDOORS]

9:58 BRO I THOUGHT THEY WERE GONNA REMOVE THE WRONG EYE NOT THAT

[@wheezeardjack]

I swear I’ve met more careful people working in food and beverage. How do you fuck up this bad when it comes to someone’s life??

[@cococowboah]

Me to every single one of these : HOW DO YOU F UP THAT BADLY?

[@albertsaffron7582]

That’s why people draw on themselves to be like “thislegthislegthislegthisleg”

[@charlesvitanza8867]

For Bob East's situation; WHY IN THE ABSOLUTE FUCK WOULD YOU PUT FORMALDEHYDE ON THE ANESTATIST'S CART?!

[@JapaneseAnimalover]

Christ. I have been under the knife some 14 times in my 29 years of life and this is horrific. Thankfully the only ' bad' thing to happen to me is that I had a surgery that usually includes the gallbladder also being removed but they opted to not do that part so now I'm on antacids for the rest of my life. Only really sucky thing besides insurance not covering an OOT medicine is that long term use of this antacid causes muscle athropy. Aka the body actively consuming muscles, so to stay at my current strength I have to work out for the rest of my life and boy did I realize that after I had the flu and was bed ridden for a week and I could hardly walk after.

[@lisamoul263]

Many years ago when I worked in a hospital blood bank, an impatient doctor caused the death of a patient. He had two patients that required transfusions. Patient 1’s blood was ready quickly but patient 2’s blood was taking longer due to a positive antibody screen (neither patient was actively bleeding out, just severely anemic). Patient 1 had a cooler with two units of RBCs in the ER. The impatient doctor decided to give one of those units to patient 2. The problem was that patient 1 was A positive and patient 2 was B positive. Patient 2 started having a hemolytic reaction within minutes, had to go on dialysis due to kidney failure, and died a few days later. The hospital kept it quiet and settled with the family. The doctor still works there to this day.

[@owwoh]

Glad I watched this 5 months after surgery and not before it

[@I.LOVE.FERRETS]

rest in peace to everyone who lost their lives :(

[@TheMasterGamer69420]

Really just goes to show that, if you're a doctor, you HAVE to pay attention. The people you operate on are literally putting their lived in your hands.

[@TreshamGaming]

This is why doctors don’t train with ChatGPT 😭

[@mantaraylove]

The scariest one was the gallbladder... imagine waking up with no legs, I would have rather not wake up......

[@amethyst_cat9532]

If that happened to me, the entire hospital if not the entire STATE would be able to hear me freaking out

[@Gamesboi223]

1:18 that’s nice but now he can’t have kids

[@therealloganyt237]

He should've had kids by 47

[@Tombaysbot]

Damn, that's a win-win

[@weenerhutjr]

u right he can’t have any MORE kids. But he already had 4 kids by this point so I doubt he was troubled by that. Still doesn’t excuse the fact that they swooped this man’s only good ball

[@Giovansbilly]

​@@weenerhutjryeah, the loss of natural testosterone production would be more concerning for the man. There's testosterone injections to supplement the missing hormone, but still

[@random_human7]

"and... done!" "doc..." "yeah?" "wheres my stomach" "er" *looks under his chair* "oops"

[@AmarisaTheslayQueen]

I am not trusting my local doctor after this

[@axziko]

watching this the day before gallbladder surgery was not a good idea

[@starlite04]

I'm having surgery on the 18th.

[@carlb4069]

Only 200,000? He’ll naw i need at least 2mil

[@tiara9624]

Only 2 mil? I’ll need at least 5 mil

[@linnshan]

First I wanna say thank you for your simplified comparisons so my tiny pea brain can somewhat understand things. Also, I really hope all these surgeons, nurses, doctors who made these huge mistakes got fired and never ever get to work in the medical field again.

[@GreyJodi]

4:30 it still makes you curious who was the father of the baby

[@momster64]

Especially when you don’t know that man’s medical history and more - I wouldn’t think it to be THAT difficult to identify the biological father if you narrow down the clinic patients and days of samples

[@My_Reaction_To_Haters]

This is why I don't want to have something that needs a surgery to be treated.

[@sohaila9068]

These are 1 in a 10 million chance things happening. Please seek and pursue medical help if u need it rather than risking ur life or limbs

[@ContentEnjoyer-gm3ky]

I’m more afraid of freaky surgeons tbh.

[@My_Reaction_To_Haters]

@@ContentEnjoyer-gm3ky Actually yeah its usually those very freaky surgeons or just plain out bad surgeons messing up

[@ginaandrews6516]

I imagine for the in-vitro fertilization story, when the kid and father argue: Kid: "You're not my real dad!" Mom: "Damn. He got you there."

[@MrPropagator]

Every single one of them is a personal noghtmare of mine

[@mothcloth815]

At 10:30, it wasnt actually anesthesia iirc. The vial he was supposed to be injected with was CS fluid. Usually they take cs fluid out of the spine to relieve pressure during these surgeries and then reinject post operation

[@i_have_autisum]

rare sighting of evaluator saying shit

[@yhanse109reborn]

These docs make our backwater hacks look like medical experts....geez

[@Forgottensnapdragon]

Honestly if I ordered a burger and fries and got sushi instead, I would be more confused than mad (and would probably eat the sushi anyways)

[@randomperson_5432]

1:30 oh boy here we go again 😭

[@armiahaiyannamasapol3193]

For those who have been in this type of situation, i am sorry it happened 😢. This is why presence of mind and double (or even triple) checking of everything in medical profession is vital in all things as one mistake can cost a life of an innocent patient.

[@AmarisaTheslayQueen]

Request: every most creepy Horror story Explained

[@AmarisaTheslayQueen]

Here's a simple and rich brownie recipe: Ingredients: 1/2 cup (115g) unsalted butter 1 cup (200g) granulated sugar 2 large eggs 1 tsp vanilla extract 1/3 cup (40g) unsweetened cocoa powder 1/2 cup (65g) all-purpose flour 1/4 tsp salt 1/4 tsp baking powder Optional: 1/2 cup chocolate chips or chopped nuts Instructions: 1. Preheat oven to 350°F (175°C). Grease an 8x8 inch (20x20 cm

[@Cider8]

Theres no way in hell you chose a video like this to post ur bullshit brownies 💀

[@YunxiaoChu]

?

[@MrSubspaceTripmine]

copy and paste

[@felipel.a.8692]

"Anyways, that's how I lost my medical license."

[@janayarroyo22]

These videos are FANTASTIC 😂

[@edgarbricker573]

This is the best video to watch when you need surgery. Why do I do this to myself?

[@herocatgirl7112]

This is one of the reasons I'm scared of going to the doctor or the hospital until it gets unbearable, scared of misdiagnosis and bad doctors

[@ContentEnjoyer-gm3ky]

Well, if you think you have a serious disease, and they misdiagnose you, you might as well make a switch for any other doctor until they do affirm you have that disease. However, I wouldn’t hop into the conclusion that I had a terrible disease.

[@AmarisaTheslayQueen]

BRO COOKED BUT THE DISH WAS RAW

[@LovelyCinccino]

So what happened to Candy afterwards? Considering how the judge had to get part of his intestines removed, wouldn’t she have suffered something similar as she had a sponge in her too?

[@hopefullyhelping6664]

Breasts are pretty good at encapsulating things they deem as foreign. The sponge was encapsulated, so even though it was still causing issues, it was probably more of a reconstructive effort. I imagine the lump destabilized her regular breast tissue/fat and once removed left empty space.

[@demine100018]

The most common mistake in medicine. miss labeling error. This is why doctors and surgeon constantly ask you the same question over and over again or ask you what specific surgery we are doing/what are we removing.

[@33_77.]

It always amazes me how certified doctors and nurses manage to amputate the wrong appendage. Like, guys, don't you prep everything pre-operation? Don't you have documents about the patient and should know which leg, arm, testicle or whatever has to be removed? Or talked to them before about the issue and whole ordeal? Do you know where the left and right side is???

[@Lilbuddy_splatoon3]

Apples… need… more… apples…

[@AmarisaTheslayQueen]

If you get all of theese to happen to you youll get the achievement "how did we get here"

[@strawburiedalive]

@AmarisaTheslayQueen girlypop copied a comment and still couldn't get her grammar or spelling right

[@AmarisaTheslayQueen]

@@strawburiedalive really that mad over a comment never knew you were that obsessed 😖and I'm so swared oh I'm sowwy didn't know this was a spelling competition 😖😖😣🥺

[@strawburiedalive]

@AmarisaTheslayQueen this isn't a spelling competition but maybe you should do your spelling homework before whining

[@0utlaster]

​@@AmarisaTheslayQueenSYK backwards ragebaiter

[@Sil2iconDreams]

never have i seen a mf so desperate for attention

[@AmarisaTheslayQueen]

Request :Every great fire explained

[@PixelSubstream]

This reminds of Dr. House labeling his leg in permanent marker to make sure this didnt happen to him

[@Isuckatusernames-p3s]

🔘_____1:00_______ 🎥 My mom: honey, why don’t you want to go to the doctor Me:

[@Aliza_Does_ASMR]

12 mins ago?Bro is locked in

[@labby_brawlstars]

After watching this, I learned that needing to go to the hospital is a chance game of getting a good doctor.

[@hands_to_guns]

2:28 "When life gives you lemons, squeeze them in people's eyes".

[@AmarisaTheslayQueen]

Here's a simple chocolate chip cookie recipe: Ingredients: 1 cup unsalted butter, softened 1 cup granulated sugar 1 cup brown sugar, packed 2 large eggs 1 tsp vanilla extract 3 cups all-purpose flour 1 tsp baking soda 1/2 tsp baking powder 1/2 tsp salt 2 cups semisweet chocolate chips Instructions: 1. Preheat oven to 350°F (175°C). Line a baking sheet with parchment paper. 2. In a large bowl, cream together the butter, granulated sugar

[@NuggetOsc]

wow this is an amazing recipe, i followed it and preheating the oven to 350° degrees was a very hard one :C

[@AmarisaTheslayQueen]

@@NuggetOsc 😊ty

[@NuggetOsc]

@@AmarisaTheslayQueen granulated sugar and butter is the ultimate way to make chocolate chip cookies

[@AmarisaTheslayQueen]

@@NuggetOsc I suggest browning the butter though will make it better

[@NuggetOsc]

@@AmarisaTheslayQueen noted! thanks :3

[@violetjensen3783]

Holy shit, the sponge thing happened to my MOM after a caesarean section for my sister

[@YusefdoesEducation]

Now.. excuse my language but, HOW THE HELL DO YOU MESS UP THAT BAD?

[@glumdrops3678]

watching this prior to surgery for maximum anxiety

[@tatermister5045]

How did surgery go?

[@glumdrops3678]

@ Actually it went great! I was so worried but it was literally like a nap followed by being high off painkillers for like a week. And I am anxiety jesus so I was fearing for my life up until my eyes closed lmao. If you have anything coming up don’t be worried. xx

[@martadisco]

And that’s why I don’t trust people

[@Rainbobirb3735]

This video is filled with horrible things but the sense of humour is on point 😂

[@ringdingdeath]

Watching this after having a surgery is fun

[@lisapinfold506]

People actually have to pay for negligence there.... It's free in the uk😐

[@ContentEnjoyer-gm3ky]

Paid through fucking taxation. And it’s not that good either. Those feel good policies don’t change anything. People already pay to have their kids brainwashed and fucked in schools.

[@ContentEnjoyer-gm3ky]

Doesn’t make it better. That’s just a feel good policy so they can dodge and ignore it more.

[@Slayerhang]

NEW FEAR UNLOCKED

[@jordandennis6794]

Waking up with no legs is diabolical

[@boingyboop4960]

11:14 It’s a good thing it wasn’t a metal object on this occasion, as I think a ct scan is the one with the spinning magnets, which would rip a metal object right out of you

[@johnopalko5223]

That's an MRI. A CT scan is just x-rays.

[@Nyxar-2077]

That's why Always get a second opinion

[@rocketterrier]

VA surgeries are a complete joke. I was only a kid at the time when this happened so I don't know everything, but my dad was in the Air Force. They screwed up his teeth BAD and when he went in for abdominal surgery (I can't remember the reason) they took out his appendix when that wasn't even what was causing the issue. My dad is 48 today (happy birthday!) and he still suffers from the ineptitude the VA put him through.

[@AmarisaTheslayQueen]

STOLEN COMENT

[@KKROMSI]

When the doctor says oops..