HE HAD THIS STUCK IN HIS FOOT FOR 10 YEARS ***MYSTERY BUMP REMOVAL***

[@nikups6418]

I had an experience with a foreign object being in my knee for many years. When I was 5, I fell on some glass in the alley behind my house. We lived in the inner city and at that time all of us kids played in the alleys. A mess of any kind, especially glass, not being cleaned immediately was rare back then. I knew something was in there but my great grandmother couldn’t find anything. It didn’t hurt so she cleaned it up, put a bandaid on and sent me on my way. Fast forward 10 years, I go to sit down one afternoon , when I bent my knee a small spot split open. Blood started running down my leg. It really hurt. I look and see a piece of amber glass poking out slightly. I immediately knew what it was and how it got there. I had to use tweezers to pull it all the way out. It was actually pretty big, about the size of a popcorn kernel. It was weird because I had zero pain for all those years it was in there. My great grandmother had passed a few years before but I held that glass up and said “See Nonny, I told you something was in there.” Lol

[@monicacollins8289]

Thanks for sharing your way cool story, and your GG.💕

[@breezetell]

I'm abt to tear up listening to this

[@ekv10]

Þŕåàa

[@ambarlee717]

I have little Rock pebbles in my knee since I was a kid lol im 40 and you can still see them but no pain

[@hairballjones8451]

Same thing happened to me. Fell at my BBF house, cut my hand at the base of my left 👍- neighbor who was a RN dressed it and it gradually healed. Fast forward 1 calender year- I was washing dishes-:started itching so I started scratching it. What should pop out but a small piece of brown beer bottle! Like the other person it really hadn't pained me THAT MUCH, but made sense. Daddy BBF was an alcohol abuser with broken bottle prices all over. Maybe I'm lucky I hadn't cut a knee or something else at her house. 🤔

[@delenngm]

Don’t put yourself down over the stitches. The soles of the feet have the toughest skin going and there’s no way of delicately doing the job. You did a great job as ever.

[@johnwt7333]

But really, Dr Pimple Popper has an impeccable technique for stitching.

[@skyemorningstar166]

@@johnwt7333 she is the goddess of the stitch, her work is so neat and dainty the scars must be TINY

[@turquoiselaura8390]

I love this guy, he's so full of joyful, is the only word I can find to describe him.

[@JoseLopez-ec6pd]

The mobster is better

[@katiefriday4545]

Turquoise Laura j

[@brothsipper-h5o]

Ah yes, I know what it feels like to be full of joyful.

[@Ms.Wndrlnd]

@Turquoise Lau he REALLY loves his job!!

[@margaritamaldonado4419]

Bñhh

[@virginiareid5336]

What an unusual patient! He actually was happier to figure out what is was than the fact you were cutting it out!

[@robis.2935]

Unusual is a good word.

[@angelabarrineau640]

Not unusual at all Not everyone is the same 😡😢

[@Jamezy316]

How is that unusual? Most people would be happier to find out what the hell has been in their foot for 10 years… especially if it didn’t bother them for 10 yeara

[@TVX-SabersPlus]

Omg I recognize that voice anywhere! I used to serve this guy all the time at a pizza shop in my town. Its him 100% he would tell me stories like this all the time while I worked

[@dianapeek6936]

Does that man ever shut up. He's the sort of worst person to sit next to on a plane. He wants his five minutes of fame on You Tube.

[@1976MonaLisa]

Haha that's awesome! He sure seems like a memorable guy!

[@trude_in_adelaide]

This guy is my hero. Did it like a champ. Solved the mystery of what it is. Very satisfying. Kudos Doc and patient. 😎😊🙏🙏

[@heatherremlin8607]

Just fyi, toe bro isn't a doctor

[@shelbyroberson3238]

@@heatherremlin8607 He is a chiropodist , wich if you look up, is a doctor.

[@shelbyroberson3238]

@@heatherremlin8607 A chiropodist or podiatrist is a specialised foot doctor who treats people suffering from lower limb or common foot problems such as bunions and ingrown toenails. ... Podiatrists andchiropodists can also treat and alleviate day-to-day foot problems such as fungal or ingrown toenails.

[@misscindy1596]

@@heatherremlin8607 i notice alot of people make that mistake

[@connie_be]

@@heatherremlin8607 In Canada, he is not required to be an MD for the work he does.

[@wendyroithner1071]

This video takes me back almost 50 years when I was approximately 8 years old the cleared area in our backyard for an above ground pool was all mud from a nice rain. My parents allowed my sister and I to go squishing barefoot. I was having a good time in the mud until I felt a sharp pain on the bottom of my foot; just at the metatarsal before the arch. When I pulled my foot out of the mud all you could see was blood. My parents tried to see what caused the bleeding but couldn't find anything. It hurt up inside to put pressure in that area so I was off to the ER. We were there for hours, x-rays and all. They found nothing. The next day I still couldn't put pressure on my foot so my dad decided to take another look. He found a rose bush thorn.

[@gavinalldredge5415]

A fucking thorn:/!

[@Flame_bloodstrike]

Bruh

[@ElizabethBSoCal]

Wow - cannot imagine having something in my foot for that long. When I was four I fell off my bike into a pile of broken glass and my face was scratched up. 10 years later I had a skin infection. Went to the doc and the doctor pulled out a large piece of glass from my cheek. I never felt it in there all of those years.

[@kiwikatie4400]

That’s insane

[@carolcasteneda1230]

I really like watching him to.... His so kind to everyone he works on..

[@kyle18934]

Thats really scary

[@patmorrison474]

I cannot wrap my mind around how he was able to tolerate this for 10 years. Hats off to him for his pain tolerance level. Very interesting case.

[@waynewayne9693]

I just turned 40 and I have a high pain tolerance and seldom go to the doctor. Well two years ago I needed a X-ray after slipping off the roof. Doc was like “what is that in your foot?” It was a sewing needle from when I was 3 and crawling around in moms sewing room. We traced it back to that cause she took me to the doctor because my foot swelled up and they chalked it up to a sting of some kind……. Nope lol well I played bball all the way up to professionally overseas and never felt it or had a issue past the original swelling that went down in a couple days. When they pulled it out it had a cyst like sack around it and it looked like a deflated balloon. 🤷‍♂️

[@deborahchesser7375]

@@waynewayne9693man that’s so wild the way the body surrounds the object.

[@karenculpepper973]

Such a cool and funny guy. He is hilarious 😂. It is also strange that it was there for 10 years and he never felt it or his body never rejected it and he didn’t think nothing of the bump. Great job Doc for noticing it and taking care of it. Who ever was filming...great job, nice close ups and no shaking. Thanks to you and your patient for sharing. ❤️

[@Sorikee]

I loved this patient, listening to him chatting with you. He has a really good memory, I can't remember last week 🤣

[@denisefizzriddick2134]

A week? I can't remember what I did an hour ago.😬🤦🏾‍♀️

[@MacT4972]

“I can’t remember what I had for breakfast but I can remember this slipper...” EPIC!

[@lisacates4185]

Nice job

[@teresa62ish]

I don't see green🤷‍♀️

[@6AncientCharms9]

He is such a goofy (in a lovely way) and sweet sounding man haha

[@donbernat2483]

You may not be a Dr Pimple Popper, but she certainly is no Toe Bro. Love to see more of your dad.

[@glendahicks8844]

what a funny client and his stories! I can't even remember 10 years ago. way to go Toe Bro!

[@jewelsbrown7632]

This guy is a hoot! It begs the question what's the coolest thing to ever happen to the upper half of your body?

[@Jayne1971]

Still laughing at "weirdest thing that's happened to the LOWER half of my body". 😂

[@65chevelle283]

That cracked me up too! He's a lovable nerd, like myself...lol!

[@65chevelle283]

BTW...My middle name is Jayne. We don't see it spelled that way very often 😊

[@amandanance919]

Makes me wonder what the weirdest thing that’s ever happened to the upper half of his body🤔😂

[@indisugartaufik]

He said "coolest thing that's happened to lower half of my body" 😂😂😂😂 That was one funny line, OMG 😂

[@maryduff8831]

😂😂😂 Right

[@GlassesnMouthplates]

Dr. Toe Bro mentions Dr. Pimple Popper. Multiverse confirmed!

[@jewelsbrown7632]

So much respect for them both!

[@ashjones2627]

Ewwwwvengers Assemble!

[@marleneg7794]

Poppers assemble

[@XxAc1d1cSp1d3r5xX]

They should be friends

[@Rachael87254]

🤣🤣🤣

[@kimkruger5913]

I AM LAUGHING AT YOUR DR. PIMPLE POPPER REMARK.

[@victoriadecaroli802]

I was thinking about her in that part on the video and then i read the remark hahaha

[@rev.jimjonesandthekool-aid4488]

Simular debris can be found in bullet wounds- pc-'s clothing, small pc's of fabric etc, that later infect the wound.

[@aukr.2]

I already know I’m going to be satisfied watching this 💖

[@laurapatterson5511]

Last year my daughter had to have a similar procedure in the same location, although she was put under because of her age ( she had just turned 4). She didn't tell me her foot hurt until over a week after the initial injury, turns out she stepped on a sewing needle and it got stuck. It was approx 1/2 an inch long.

[@madrazz8888]

My favorite is still the guy with half a toothpick in his toe :p

[@Zcharmalou]

Same. I keep going back to it.

[@erzebet6977]

When I was a kid I stepped on a tooth pick that broke off inside my foot. My grandfather and my mother had to me down and shove tweezers into the hole to get the tooth pick out. I have a scar on the bottom of my foot that looks like a big freckle and if my foot turns the right way I can feel a sharp pain in my foot were it broke off.

[@Shadowsong10]

@@erzebet6977 there probably scar tissure growth on that spot,that is why u feel tht pain

[@maryseflore7028]

"The weirdest Cinderella story you've ever heard" he says. I love this guy!

[@teresa62ish]

That line made me laugh

[@mindyvaughn8217]

You’re a Surgeon! I think Dr. Pimple Popper would be proud. 💖

[@pamelaflirtyskunk7698]

When you first pulled that out of his foot, it looked like a lightning bug with the bright green part that glows! Obviously it wasn't natural enough or was imbedded too deep for his body to get rid of it. His body was doing a great job of keeping it contained though. I love how excited he was about it.

[@Kristenofthegenx]

It be interesting to see some type of unusual collaboration with you & Dr. Lee

[@meenik6489]

I am the same as this guy. When i get IV's, ultrasounds, small surgeries, etc i always watch. They're like "you might wanna look away" me: watches like a hawk😂. I think these things are so intresting.

[@daria5846]

SAAAAAAME

[@catherine2268]

Same. I loved watching my implant removal

[@louiZiana-Gurl]

I thought I was the only one!!! love all of that especially being wheeled back for surgery! I love being admitted 🥰

[@mrs.doolittle2180]

My brother and I are both that way.

[@AquaFrangi]

I like watching other people’s procedures but I can’t watch my own 😂 I had a spinal tap and I saw the needle AFTER they pulled it back out and I’m so glad they didn’t show me that needle before they did it because I would have cried 😂😂 the needle was HUGE. I love watching piercings being done on other people but if I even look at the needle before I get one done I will get so anxious I can’t breathe

[@kerryploss5468]

Wow! Of all things, a piece of a flip flop! Pretty interesting!!! Thanks for sharing this video.😁😲😖

[@Darcy000]

Thank you for the spoiler -.-

[@andreanewville6150]

@@Darcy000 don't read comments before watching the video and you won't have to worry about spoilers 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@Darcy000]

@@andreanewville6150 who doesnt scroll through the comments during a Video -.-

[@andreanewville6150]

@@Darcy000 I don't. I don't read any of them until after watching because that's how you avoid spoilers 😉

[@Darcy000]

@@andreanewville6150 sis everyone reads comments and you know that. Nobody usually writes spoilers and not reading comments until after the video is more time consuming and stupid because of a 2% chance to find a spoiler. The person who comments could just simply give a spoiler warning before writing it

[@sekar_exe]

Omg imagine having some issue with your foot then find out you live near toe bro... Blessed!

[@yattiestepsintothefuture]

I am currently obsessed with your splinter and warts videos. The pulling out moment and all that scraping with the scooper. Got me mesmerized. Watching from the PH at 12:51AM.

[@louisagrey5980]

I stood on something as I walked into my lounge when I was about 15 went to my local cottage hospital after school a couple of days later they did a small incision where this thing went in and saw nothing. I kept on insisting that there was something there so my mum took me to our gp who didn't' believe me as I had been examined by the hospital already, it was strange because depending on the shoes I wore I either limped or didn;t so some people believed me others not. After going back to the gp for the 4th time she said I'm going to prove to you there is nothing there and that you are wanting my time you are going for a xray. Had my xray went back to my gp she said what can I do for you now I said apologise she said why and I produced a specimen pot with half a sewing needle in it that the major hospital had taken out after they had seen it on the xray.

[@elle3728]

At first I thought it said 10 year old (person) and was genuinely confused when he began talking 😂

[@Iexist-hv3og]

elle3728 Same!

[@jamesponder1003]

I'll bet that he has no more pain..

[@emeraldbooc8479]

Me too 😅😅

[@mrs.doolittle2180]

Me too!

[@changthechang]

I was too

[@mercedesgodoy8482]

My hat off to you, Jonathan. Another amazing procedure. You mentioned your stitching skills are not like Dr Pimple Popper’s 🤣 You and her are my heroes. Best doctors ever. Best regards from Arizona USA 🇺🇸

[@susanpeterson1413]

Toe Bro kudos to your parents for raising you to be a kind, caring and intelligent man. God bless you and yours.

[@cynthiawilliams4630]

10 years!!!! And great job on the stitches! This the first time I saw you do it.

[@xXlaurXx]

I love the commentary throughout. This was so great haha

[@dixierae3442]

I think it's kind of sad that he said that's the most exciting thing that's ever happened to the lower part of his body. Like Jonathan says poor you. LOL

[@martinbeneteau309]

In sure a lot of people thought Jonathan was from the USA! I did. I was pleasantly surprised to find out he is from Toronto, Canada.

[@iamabeliever4life]

Not me. I'm in the USA down on the USA map. Far, far away and down inTexas. I want to go to Jonathan. Sighhh.

[@tobicorey660]

Holy Donkey's that was crazy. Your stitch work is beautiful!!! Thank you for sharing.

[@ocdholic]

Haven't watched yet but I'm hoping this will be as epic as the one with the wood skewer 🙇😅😝😄

[@berryhij1]

Nothing will beat that one!

[@IllustriousForLife]

@@berryhij1 what's the title of that video so i watch it?

[@mominulislam3822]

What's the title???

[@MsLilacLover1]

Nothing tops that !

[@ocdholic]

"Extreme foot injury unbelievable removal." Uploaded May 2018. It's in his popular playlist. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hWW3kI16p61lm6c

[@QarleyQuark]

He's so happy! This makes me happy too.

[@princessleia6806]

Oh boy have I got a story for you... Awhile back I was cleaning my room and I had a towel in my hand, as I was walking away to hang up the towel, it swept over this short table and knocked off a jar of art tools. At first I was unfazed, but I looked down and one of the tools was sticking out of my foot! A X-ray later showed it had been pushed into my bone, causing hairline fractures. I was on crutches for a week :)

[@mariangross7767]

That must have been painful. I am glad you had it removed right away.

[@c_2ln13]

I had a little bump on my knee when I was little. We got it removed and found out the tiniest seashell got its way under my skin. Sooo, nothing surprises me anymore!

[@rebeccabarnet6746]

The same think happened to my sister but with a little pebble

[@lyoness6]

I love this guy! He's so obviously having fun, which is amazing considering he's got the Toe Bro digging into his foot.

[@danielledavis834]

Thought it was a "bug"at first! That is too funny!

[@theodoreharvey4814]

The patient needs a channel, weirdest thing to the lower half of my body, lol. I want to know if he found the flip flop.

[@ow8214]

I can't believe he placed what it was! Amazing!

[@cyna1103]

Random question: would you ever use a head lamp for these situations??

[@simonelauren9881]

What about having the patient lay down on stomach so that the bottom of foot can be seen better.

[@ancientsgate]

@@simonelauren9881 The foot-care type of chair he has wouldn't lend well to lying someone flat on their belly. It's built for sitting people that have one or both legs raised on their supports. Toe Bro can see fine because he raises up the patient enough that the bottom of the foot is in front of his face, anyway.

[@simonelauren9881]

ancientsgate thank you for that clarification.

[@monicacollins8289]

I like your headlamp idea.

[@lindaashbrook6789]

I think he's suggesting a headlamp for recording purposes. It's often too dark with the camera angles to see clearly.

[@she-hulkSMASHES]

He’s so excited! Truth be told, I would have been as equally excited!

[@Seisems]

The patient's reaction when he realized what it was. 😂

[@bellaluvluv]

This guy is super stoked

[@christi6059]

Nothing really exciting ever happens to "the lower half of my body"....is Mr. Flip Flop single? Maybe he could change this for me...😁 LOL!

[@HuckBuddies]

Hi

[@globuleagrumes8236]

😉

[@wandacornellcornell1814]

My guess from listning to little miss flip flop talk Id think your the wrong gender to be attractive to him .

[@EEsmalls]

I really like the patient, I'd love to meet him. He seems very chill and nice and funny

[@deecal1021]

I was a bridesmaid in a wedding (obviously, lol), first step down the aisle and I heard and felt a crack in my large left toe. Pain radiated up through my body. I couldn’t let the bride and groom down, mustered on through the pain the entire day in heels, even managed to dance through the pain. Next day I found out I broke my big toe straight through, had to have it reset.

[@SuperDrLisa]

What kind of shoes did the bride make you wear????

[@deecal1021]

Just regular heels. Never knew why it happened.

[@pamelaflirtyskunk7698]

Your stitching skills are just fine!

[@sandravanderleek8569]

Can’t imagine how much scar tissue built up around that over time!

[@shaneeseemanuel5337]

I love this guy personality

[@Amanda5797luvsCT]

I have a similar bump on the bottom of my foot. Maybe I should go to a podiatrist and see if I have any weird presents in there, lol.

[@christinerobinson890]

Dr Sandra Lee has amazing stitching skills. I watch her and actually improved my sewing skills by following her techniques.

[@claredyson9936]

😂 I love the guys reaction when he realised what is was!!

[@michelletaughtyou-6114]

This patient is a mood

[@RuthMcL1979]

This guy is my spirit animal!! That’s exactly me! I watch any procedure I can (was annoyed I couldn’t watch them take the tumour off from above my upper lip!), don’t flinch with injections or bloods, and carry on normal conversations at the same time lol!!

[@silvers_ink]

I like his attitude and positivity!

[@anasuyam9675]

This patient was so entertaining! I loved the commentary :D

[@normacyr-babineau785]

That was awesome! 😄 I like how quickly the guy remembered what the piece was from.😊

[@Ramparts2009]

Before putting the cream and bandage,you should clean blood first ! ( a small advise from a senior M.D)

[@karencarlos3942]

I believe he did. He used a lot of gauze and the iodine looks lighter like it was wiped clean. Maybe he edited

[@karencarlos3942]

I believe he did. He used a lot of gauze and the iodine looks lighter like it was wiped clean. Maybe he edited...

[@sabrinaduckett5057]

I love the journey that was this video, everyone was great!

[@tiffanylane3929]

Wow! I was thinking a piece of fishing equipment!!! Holy smokes!

[@kimdoogleouo4521]

I love this patient. Envy the no pain. I was fascinated when I had my ingrown toenails removed but with SO much pain from the injections.

[@LedaSBotelho]

Love this video! So hilarious! This guy needs to be on a radio! Great skills Jonathan!

[@Pixelated_Moon]

His enthusiasm is infectious. I just about died when he said it was the strangest Cinderella story ever. 💀💀💀

[@angelahannah9580]

You did an excellent job stitching his foot up and that was cute lol 🤣🤣🤣

[@melissapack4229]

Love this patient he’s so excited 😂

[@whitleywilliams8509]

Your not Dr. Pimple popper but your just as awesome toe bro!

[@rhondamoore3821]

Whitley Williams hahahahaaaaa!!!!

[@stephanielozano2675]

Kudos to the camera operator, Thank you!

[@MimiJoys]

Yay! Two times in this Vid we get The Slow Mo Toe Bro!!!! 😄😉😊😄 NOTHING gets better than THAT!

[@kathleenthompson6649]

Dr Furubayashi in Japan...best stitcher ever. Well done Bro!

[@melodyp9079]

When he said funny story I thought it was gonna be a long ass story!

[@AshleyCheerleader03]

He totally reminds me of Olaf! He seems like a super nice person!

[@lucybutler6298]

10 years?! I get any sort of bump and a full investigation is getting launched within 10 seconds!

[@patriciabajcer8930]

This is the Canadian Jonathan Groff (King George in ‘Hamilton’) who was raised on a farm in Pennsylvania and is just as nice and has that childlike enthusiasm like this patient does.

[@judewheeler5368]

I think he put that in his own foot ten years ago just so he could meet the Toe Bro.....

[@rebeccabarnet6746]

That'd be the craziest plot twist 😂

[@arnoldleonard4596]

Your smart

[@gailvavrosky2507]

Wow. I've done the same thing wearing flip flops. Usually while pruning rose bushes. The thorns poke right through. But, it hurts. I can't believe he didn't feel anything going in. I now wear old shoes for gardening etc. 😁👍

[@maryalamo6186]

I thought we agreed that you wouldnt upload until I am out of work 😭😭... I wouldn't be able to deal with this this Im a picker..

[@Colly1508]

I love this guy. Hes so happy and positive. I want him as a friend 😂😂😂

[@ancientsgate]

The patient has what my mother used to call the gift of gab. Well mixed with diva-drama queen, I suppose. Interesting case, anyway.

[@rongigear8740]

You've got the coolest job on the planet.

[@natashasimmons3958]

I thought it was a bug too lol

[@tinabaldino8663]

Wow!! The human body is amazing!!

[@nmhowl8071]

I once jumped on my grandma’s bed and one of her wooden knitting needles went straight into my left butt cheek. Years later I thought I had a boil on my butt, turns out my body just rejected the tip of the knitting needle after 6+ years.

[@queenbee3647]

My grandmother was a large lady. She sat unknowingly on something and felt a sharp jab in her rear. She didnt find anything sticking out so she let it go. Fast forward close to a decade. Her arm brushed across her hip and was scratched, but by what? My grandmothers body was returning the wayward item she sat on years ago -- right out he side of her hip a rather large sewing needle was exiting. Intact no less!

[@Athenia_Orion]

One of the best clients

[@EarthaClit88]

1:27 looks like underneath a sting ray when he holds it open kinda

[@georg.pl_]

For how rarely I see you stitching people up in your videos, these stitches look pretty neat 👍🏼

[@estpst]

The best video was the guy who had the piece of wood in his toe, and the toe bro was probing all around.

[@feliciavasquez4562]

OMG!! I love this guy! He's hilarious!! Cinderella Man! 🥿👨😂😂😂😂

[@tandlsmith7829]

Your patient.. Is he single?

[@jaydtornado5644]

This guy will inspire you to become a doctor one day

[@ObamAmerican48]

Cinderella story? The coolest thing that ever happened to the lower half of my body is when I pushed a 9 pound human being out of my vajayjay. It hurt a little bit but was pretty amazing 🤣 He's now a 6'6" 38 year old architect.

[@Grimmarox]

That was wicked awesome! I am sure Dr. Lee would give you a class on sutures. She's cool like that. What an awesome story with the flip flops!!!