Heartbeat While Watching A Documentary 👀❤️🩺 [Male Heartbeat]

[@Bigbarb34]

My favorite heartbeat channel on KZbin right now.😊😊😊

[@paintdude52]

Really nice, relaxed heartbeat averaging 62 bpm as well as relaxed breath sounds. Pronounced S1, S2 and breath sounds are very clear. Sounds so good, and very soothing! Hope you're having an awesome vacation!

[@DokiDokiEnjoyer]

Thank you for your nice comment. Glad you enjoyed :)

[@АлексейРудаков-у2о]

​@@DokiDokiEnjoyerHi, today at six in the morning I was overtaken by insomnia about the upcoming exam, but your video helped me fall asleep. How are you?❤

[@DokiDokiEnjoyer]

Hey nice too hear that my video helped you :) I am great and I am having a lot of fun. Weather is great and I get to see a lot of beautiful places.

[@ЛюдмилаКараченко-й1в]

@@DokiDokiEnjoyer You can do the broadcast with a stemoscope, right? I'm just wondering how many parts can be stacked in three different modes. Good night. Do I understand correctly that the broadcast will not be expected before June 9th? Thanks!

[@DokiDokiEnjoyer]

Yes not before 9th of june. And yes i can do that. Good night

[@screamingsole]

might actually fall asleep to this lol.

[@ЛюдмилаКараченко-й1в]

“Lie down on the couch, I want to listen to your heart,” I say, having prepared my stethoscope. - With pleasure! - you take off your T-shirt and lie down on your left side I hear the blood flowing through your valves and enjoy it. - Deep breath please You take a deep breath, forcing your heart to beat a little quieter, but faster. Your stomach starts to growl quite loudly. “He also wants to be listened to,” I giggle and put the membrane on your stomach, enjoying the rumbling and gurgling - I'll fall asleep now, because your actions are so relaxing - I'll be glad, but let me feel your stomach You lie on your back, bend your knees and relax. I'm slowly moving towards the edge of your liver. Then I go back to square one and listen to your gut. You do fall asleep, but I don't mind continuing a little longer and listening to your heart as you sleep. The sound of blood is so caressing and quiet, I hear how your heart is filled to the brim with blood, and then the ventricles are emptied, only to be filled again after a while. Having finished with this little pleasure, I will cover you with a blanket and dim the lights in the room, leaving only a night light. I'll watch the show and post a few stories before I go take a nap on the bed too. End.

[@DokiDokiEnjoyer]

Very cute fiction. I enjoyed reading it. It sounds very exciting but I am sure my heart and I would relax very fast

[@ЛюдмилаКараченко-й1в]

@@DokiDokiEnjoyer Thank you very much. I'm taking the exam tomorrow and I'm very worried. It's a pity that there won't be any new videos yet, I would be very pleased.

[@DokiDokiEnjoyer]

Yeah sorry, but a new video will be out tomorrow so stay tuned for that. Good luck on your exam.

[@ЛюдмилаКараченко-й1в]

@@DokiDokiEnjoyer Thank you very much, I was able to pass the exam. I hug you tightly. And I miss your heart a little, I can’t wait to listen to it again after exercise. Good night.

[@DokiDokiEnjoyer]

Nice to hear you passed your exam. I think you will like the new video tomorrow ;) good night

[@ЛюдмилаКараченко-й1в]

You'll be back home around the second of June, right? And also keep a little story. You are lying in the room and waiting for the doctor to arrive. You are undergoing planned heart surgery. Entering the room, I sit down next to you and carefully feel your pulse with my fingertips. You are relaxed and calm. I then help you lie on your side and place the diaphragm of the stethoscope on top of your heart. Then I listen to the other valves and move on to your lungs. “Take a few deep breaths,” I ask, listening to you inhale and then exhale. - Okay, now let's measure your blood pressure. The pressure turns out to be normal. - Now I’ll give you an injection, you’ll feel hot and want to sleep. “Okay,” I’m ready,” you smile and slightly squeeze my hand. In a few minutes you are fast asleep. You wake up early the next morning and have little understanding of what is happening. But you're really thirsty. A few teaspoons quench your thirst and you fall asleep again. In the evening you will find out that the operation went well, but you will be able to walk no earlier than in two days. Turning on your side, you fall asleep again to the quiet sound of the medicine in your IV and the quiet beep of the patient monitor. To be continued.

[@DokiDokiEnjoyer]

Yes I will be back around that time. But don't expect a new video as soon as I come back. Because one thing is for sure. I need to do a lot of chores when I come back. Also I really liked your story. Would love to know how it continues.

[@officialSgtPepperArc360]

Yeah, that was genuinely unnerving.

[@ЛюдмилаКараченко-й1в]

@@DokiDokiEnjoyer I come to your room again the next morning. You slowly sit up on the bed and wait to see what happens next. “How are you?” I ask, carefully feeling your pulse. “Thanks, I’m fine,” you answer. “Lie on your left side, now we’ll do an echocardiogram for you,” I voice my intentions The sensor gently touches your chest, and the outline of your heart appears on the monitor. The valves contract normally, although a little faster than normal, but I completely understand your excitement. “Actually, I love things related to the heart,” you admit. “Me too,” I answer and we giggle. “Okay, now I’ll process your seam,” I warn. “If it hurts or itches, tell me right away,” I add. “Of course,” you nod. - In the evening you can walk around a little, and in ten days go home. - You will need to take coagulants and undergo echocardiography every six months “I understand you,” you slightly lift yourself from the pillow and hug me - Will there be any other recommendations? “Of course, you can’t get the seam wet or scratch it; if you feel unwell, write or call me,” and I hand you my business card - Thank you - And you will also have to take painkillers for several months, because your ribs are sawn apart - Warm water also relieves pain well. - Thank you very much for the advice End.