I Can't Hide This Secret From You Anymore! | Exciting Life Update GRWM

[@Alexandria-Ryan]

Hey guys! Its been a while but I felt like I needed to finally tell you what I have been keeping a secret for almost a month! (Its not a baby😅) I feel like I am super anxious in this video, my voice seems really timid for some reason, and I'm sorry about that! I am still feeling under the weather but I will be sure to film and get out videos whenever I can! Love ya💖

[@rahimadreama23]

Definitely thought it was baby news LOL I was excited to be a new internet aunty

[@rahaunschild]

When I had gallstones my shoulders would hurt.

[@dreamerjs]

Hey girl! You will know it's your gall bladder if it feels like someone's got a rope around you under your boobs and is tightening it yeah... You will feel better if it is and comes out. Hope you get relief soon! 🌸☮️💜

[@bcgrote]

Check your food and drink. If you are having too much Xylitol, it can set off IBS problems severely! You might try an elimination diet, and get your gall bladder out before it fails. A gall bladder failure is MORE PAINFUL than childbirth! I had mine out, and because it had been not working, I CAN eat whatever I feel like I want as far as fatty foods.

[@LokificentsLair]

I'm not a huge unsolicited advice person, but I sent you an ig DM, I had this exact issue and it took 3 years to figure out so I sent you a message about what my issue was. Maybe you can skip some of the not helpful tests

[@wenditaylor9708]

Girl...take a day and go live with us and just rapid fire those closet boxes. You can set up keep, sell, donate, toss boxes. You don't want to bring chaos to your new house! It will just make you more overwhelmed. If you do it on a live, you'll have us to chat with while you do it and it'll zip by.

[@Maaagan98]

Oooo her doing a live would be so fun!!

[@claudiamamabearglover1123]

I love this idea....❤

[@rhoward295]

She could also make a little extra money for the house by doing a live and getting the money people send (I can’t think of what it’s called). But that’s a great idea!

[@KamisKisses]

@@rhoward295 superchats and yes that's a good idea

[@rhoward295]

@@KamisKisses Thank you! Yes, superchats! 😂

[@divinelyengineered]

100% on board with you going live and just opening boxes. You could have 3 bins on the ground for "keep," "give to friends/family," and "donate" and sort the items as you go. No need to edit, no need to GRWM, people can tune in when they have the time, and you can knock out that subscription closet!

[@elisabethsargent]

YESSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!

[@mc_creates3499]

Best packing tip (military family so we move a lot) is color coded tape on the boxes! One color per room plus labels on 3 sides and it makes unloading and unpacking so much easier! I personally love the idea of packing and moving content because I love seeing people set up their homes

[@Sorchia56]

Absolutely! We had to move several times for my job and we had packing and unpacking down to a science! I could unpack, hang photos, break down boxes in 24 hours! I made sure to have it a home by the time our children woke up. Always pack beds last in the truck so they can be set up immediately.

[@NorseButterfly]

I can attest to this! By the time we got a buyer for my moms house, it was just my son and I packing everything. Then I got super sick and his friends pitched in packing. Only a third of our stuff was labeled, there's boxes with all our stuff together, and I still can't find my shoe tub or the crackpot. It's been 3 years!

[@KimChunn-jc8yw]

Military family here as well and absolutely yes to the tape! Also make sure you have an extra piece of each color tape to stick to the doorway so everyone helping unload can just see the color on the door and box and stick it in without having to worry about looking for the room in an unfamiliar house

[@kmyoung180]

We used a similar system!! My husband and I were moving into our house when I was 6-7 months pregnant (with twins) and on bed rest. To help our crew of family and friends help us the most, we used stickers. We used one color circle for each of the three rooms on our first floor and two stickers for the rooms directly above the first floor rooms. One sticker- first floor, two stickers -second floor; but our house isn't a complicated layout .

[@icedlavenders5699]

That’s brilliant!

[@lindseymarotti4606]

Have you ever thought about donating some of the old unopened boxes to a women's shelter? Having a box of surprises to open after they check in could do A LOT for lifting spirits. One of my best friend's wives passed away a few years ago and she had a marvelous makeup collection he didn't know what to do with. He got a hold of the local shelter and they were able to take all of it. Now he sets up donation drives every year in her memory. Just something to consider if you're looking for an alternative to moving them to their next house 😉

[@lalahebbie8462]

She donates already to womens shelters, she has spoken about it on a video before

[@lindseymarotti4606]

@@lalahebbie8462 Oh, for sure. I know she's always done a ton of donating to really good causes. I just meant donating the unopened boxes so she doesn't have to fool with sorting and storing everything

[@bee42Sad]

@@lalahebbie8462opening an open box is a different type of excitement. A complete frivolous treat to lift someone’s spirits.

[@warmbreeze43]

@@lalahebbie8462I sometimes smh when people suggest what you tubers should do. She’s very gracious

[@lynnchappell]

Marvelous idea

[@cristinaedgecomb6232]

Congrats on the house. Ok, here are my opinions…you did ask :) Vlogs for sure! I would put them on the vlog channel just so YT doesn’t mess with you too much. We would all follow along on there. As for the filming room…yes to a tour. We won’t judge. Subscription closet…lots of round up videos. Or do one long live stream of you opening boxes, no swatches…just throw everything that isn’t expired into a box and donate all of it.

[@2721kitcat]

Put the renovations on the vlog channel this way you can do a whole series. One for the apartments and one for the houses. I'm so excited for you ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@lunalunaic4680]

I second this

[@amandag8636]

I’ve been a member of team no gallbladder for almost 10 yrs. It hasn’t changed how I eat, my doc told me that there’s 2 types after the surgery one where no food upsets you and one where some food will upset you only way to know which you are is to try I hope you’re like me!

[@KimQ1425]

My doc said be careful a few months after surgery but then you’ll be dandy. No, no I’m not!!!! I can’t barely anything without being close to a toilet 😂😭

[@amandag8636]

@@KimQ1425 I feel very lucky to be in the group that I don’t have that problem. It’s very very rare that food upsets me. But it does travel through me a lot faster that pre surgery.

[@jessicaelgie4317]

I had my gall bladder removed 14 years ago and I still have issues with having to run to a bathroom, when I eat eggs, anything extremely creamy, spicy, etc. It’s awful, but still better than the gallstones/attacks I had. All the best!

[@Abby-00]

17 years without a gallbladder. You’re instinct to keep your organs is correct

[@sharlynnc4967]

@@jessicaelgie4317I had mine removed 11 years ago. I started having pain and went to the doctor he knew what was going on. I had the surgery and the surgeon said that he stopped counting the stones at 300. Fast forward t o now, I can’t eat pasta

[@lindakelley2560]

You are so blessed to have parents like yours. Also, don't feel bad about not driving. I have severe anxiety and I don't dive. And I'm 70. I am the best shotgun passenger. Bright blessings to you and yours and put up that posh mark. Your subbies have some shopping to do.

[@Spacebagel93]

Vlogs about the new house and things would be so fun!!! Maybe put the first one on this channel then send the rest to the vlog channel to get people more aware of the 2nd channel but not mess up your algorithm

[@heyri9048]

It is most likely gallstones!! All the symptoms you’re describing were the same ones I had! They removed my gallbladder and my symptoms went away. It took me months to get my gallbladder out so please keep on trying and fighting for your health.

[@annadickens9245]

Yes, I came to say exactly this. It's awful

[@creativeconfusion]

Yes! I had the same symptoms, i had my gallblader removed and felt 100% better

[@JadeCC92]

Really interested by this as my mum has been dealing with acid reflux and nausea for years. Did any of you also experience dizziness/vertigo too?

[@melissam7379]

Same! Was the first thing I thought of. It’s horrible pain

[@Monkey312010]

Gall stones are horrendous!! The pain isn't in the stomach I got pains just under my ribs and pains in my shoulder blades...gall bladder was swiftly and I've been better apart from the fact I can't have too much dairy or fatty foods now...and I love cheese!!! Sad times but better than the pain I was getting

[@saraharnold2118]

Before you even said anything about gallstones, I said Gallbladder! Immediately, I knew. I had the same symptoms when I had Gallbladder trouble, to the point that it made me pass out from the nausea. Had mine taken out 20 years ago when I was 17.. and it was the best thing I did. Lol. Chocolate, acidic foods, lettuce, fatty foods- they all were triggers for my Gallbladder issues!

[@betsybabf748]

I had no symptoms with my gallbladder ever until I had a cheeseburger and potato salad at a 4th of July BBQ. I woke the next morning at 4am with nausea and in pain so severe we thought heart attack, and I had to be taken by ambulance. My gallbladder was also severely infected and had to be removed. No issues and can eat anything since then. I had just had twins 3 months prior, and strangely 5 people I know who had twins also had to have their gallbladder removed within a year of having the twins. I never had any issue with my gallbladder through my singleton babies prior.

[@Happytravellerkimmy]

Huh. I had mine out when I was 17. Things have generally been fine since then.

[@saraharnold2118]

Oh yeah, I've been great since mine was taken out. I can eat anything now, but it was rough for the first couple of months after I had it out

[@daniellebill7478]

I refuse to take mine out. Applecider vinegar and ice water help flush out the stones etc and prevent them.

[@Happytravellerkimmy]

@@daniellebill7478 that's awesome that you can manage your symptoms without surgery! Not everyone can do that. Do what's good for your body and on the advice of an MD. Just so we're clear, gallstones can lead to complications in certain circumstances: " gallstone can cause a blockage in the pancreatic duct, which can lead to inflammation of the pancreas (pancreatitis)". Source: Mayo clinic's website.

[@graytabbygehrke1352]

To get all of the makeup out of the tube. 1. cut the bottom off the tube 2. Get some binder clips , or other clips. You can now remove the clip and use 😊a makeup brush to get into the tube opening and get more makeup out. Saves $$.

[@coffeegirl18]

I've also seen people use those toothpaste squeezers.

[@deborahrichardson2292]

Hi gorgeous! Don’t let your gall stones go to long. I did & the stones turned to sludge that they spilled into my pancreas which caused all kind of problems, like sepsis & pneumonia which I almost died from. They told me it was a simple “procedure” which turned into a 40 day hospital stay. Love you❤️

[@gillypiexo]

Oh heck no dude omg! I always have pain in my abdomen but I have polycystic kidney disease, but still. About 13 years ago the pain in my stomach had me in the ER, they said I had gall crystals, allegedly not as bad as stones, and sludge. And they said it wouldn't cause this pain and sent me home. Obviously I am aware that women's pain is so often gaslit and ignored.

[@KimOrlandini]

This! I was hospitalized in August for pancreatitis and almost died. Definitely not worth messing with. I am glad my gallbladder is gone. ❤️

[@TMercan31]

Same! I had a gallstone escape and sit on my pancreas which caused pancreatitis. It all went down on my flight home from NYC and it was not a pretty flight for myself or anyone near me. At least everything waited until our descent before it decided to come out. I thought it was the worst flu ever so instead of going to the hospital first, I went home and spent the next 12 hours expelling everything in my body and then ended up in the hospital and had my gallbladder out the next day . The pain was worse than when I had my daughter. We know our bodies better than our doctors so if something is off we need to advocate for ourselves hard and not let them try to send us back home with a pat on the head.

[@KimOrlandini]

@@TMercan31 I cannot imagine dealing with this on a flight. 💔 It came on so suddenly for me too. Terrifying. Glad you’re okay!

[@brendal9976]

I think that green and rust makes your eyes stand out. It’s beautiful. Hope you feel better soon. And congratulations on the house.

[@Sorchia56]

My gallbladder was so bad I developed pancreatitis! Wicked pain. I’m a happy member of the “No gallbladder Club”! I didn’t realise how sick that bugger was making me. Congratulations 🥂 on the new house! How exciting. 🎉❤🍀🍀🍀

[@kieira]

Same here, such a relief to be part of the "no gallbladder club" and not having to suffer that pain anymore.

[@esmed779]

Yup me too. Pancreatitis worst pain ever. One of the stones was in the duct blocking my pancreas

[@KimOrlandini]

OMG. Me too. I almost died in August from pancreatitis. I have never been so sick. So glad my gallbladder is gone.

[@joannaswata3387]

Congratulations! I hope it all works out with the house. I do want to let you know I've worked in flooring for like 20 plus years. LVP is excellent flooring. Depending what the original owners put in some are waterproof, they are scratch resistant, better sound quality, and amazing when you have pets. But, if you don't like the color, you don't like it. I love real wood but it is very expensive and is vulnerable to water and scratching. I encourage you to look at some LVP options. The is a line under the name Audacity that is beautiful. Again, good luck with the house and sending prayers for your health.

[@JustKrista50]

I agree! Having hard wood floors is a major stress and pain in the booty. Especially with pets or children. They dent, scratch, stain. They require a lot of maintenance. LVP is the only way to go for people who expect to live in their home.❤

[@betsybabf748]

I had my gallbladder out and can eat anything since that. It's been 17 years, and I've had no issue after eating fatty foods or anything else. I have many friends and family members who also have had their gallbladders out, and none of them have had any issues or have had to change their diet since either. If you ever need to get nail polish out of carpet or fabric...use paint thinner. Our eldest son broke my red nail police on an almost white carpet when he was little. Carpet installer told me to test an area than use paint thinner, and it got it all out perfectly.

[@PurpleWillowArts]

I had gallstones and had my gallbladder removed in 2009 or so. The only major difference I have noticed is that I can’t do anything spicy. Congratulations on the amazing news!!!!! 💜

[@tammyellison735]

You have gal stones and need them out. Getting my gallbladder removed was the best thing I ever did. I had it out, was home in 4 hours, and was up and cooking in 3 days. I still eat fatty foods I just didn't do that right away. You will feel so much better. Do not wait until it is an emergency! It will be bad.

[@ladyred6994]

That green eyeshadow actually looks really flattering on your skin tone!

[@mollyapteros]

We had a new roof put on a few months ago and insurance totally covered it because we're in the worst part of the country for hail damage. Definitely have someone look at your roof afterwards though---we did and found several places where they did shoddy work and they had to come out and fix it. If we hadn't it could've caused big problems in a few years. This was a trusted company, too; a neighbor is one of their managers so we assumed they would really be inclined to do a good job! You just never know. And if you can, go around the yard with a big magnet to pick up any extra nails they may have missed.

[@sarahwhite7656]

I second going around with a big magnet! When we got our roof replaced I ended up getting two flat tires and a visitor had a nail go thru her shoe. Fortunately she was fine but it was a stressful couple of months and it didn’t have to be!

[@mollyapteros]

@@sarahwhite7656 omg that's exactly what we wanted to avoid. I wouldn't have thought to do it, since the guys ran a magnet over it themselves before they left, but my dad (with roofing experience) insisted on always checking their work. And we found like a dozen more nails! Sorry about your tires, that's not cheap. :(

[@saracordello1369]

I just had my gallbladder removed 5 weeks ago. When you were describing your symptoms even before you mentioned your gallstones I thought it was your gallbladder. The diet after your gallbladder removal is temporary. It’s just to give your liver time to adjust to doing more work without your gallbladder. I hope you feel better soon.

[@shaunacorrigan9372]

My sister-in-law just had her gallbladder removed yesterday! She went in to the ER in the morning with really bad chest/upper abdominal pain, but all the heart tests came back fine so they did an ultrasound and found several large gallstones. Since she'd been at the hospital for a few hours at that point and hadn't eaten anything since the night before, the doctor said it would be best to just go into surgery and take out her gallbladder, so they did that and she was home by 9 o'clock last night😳 It was quite a whirlwind of a day for her!

[@prettynsleepy1073]

I would love to see your renovation videos and decorating videos. Honestly, I’m here for any of the content you want to put out. Congratulations on the new home. Crossing my fingers everything goes smoothly. I hope your illness starts getting better and you get answers quickly.

[@ashleyb6528]

Hi Alexandra! Im in my mid 30s and had to get my gallbladder removed last year. All the systems you talked about is what i had. I had to be rushed to be rushed to the hospital when i had a gall stone attack... it was the most excruciatingly pain i ever experienced plus uncontrollable vomiting. So bad it ended up vomiting blood. I do not wish anyone to experience that kind of pain and if you avoid it, highly recommend the removal surgery. You can definitely have a normal life and eat what you want. Just portion control if its high fatty /oily foods.

[@heiresskat]

My gall bladder is full of stones, and I have been lucky enough that a diet change had kept them in check. I've had a couple flair ups in the span of over twenty years. Wishing you health and smooth sailing.

[@lovechey_]

i would love vlogs of the packing of the filming room :D, they should go on the vlog channel just to not mess with your main channel :D

[@hgdoesthings3457]

Okay! So! I had the same thing! I got my gallbladder out last month and let me tell you I feel so much better! My surgeon told me that the gallbladder is a left over organ like the appendix so you really don’t need it. And my doctor said so long as you keep on a lower fat diet after a few weeks you can have a more normal diet and I followed those instructions and I’ve had no issues at all. If you decide surgery is something you want to do there are lots of support groups to ask questions to and it’s not nearly as scary as it seems

[@katewank8254]

My dear I had very similar symptoms for years and eventually I went to the ER because I thought I had appendicitis. It turns out I had a golf ball sized gall stone so they immediately scheduled me for surgery. I feel SOOO much better since having my gallbladder removed. Don't fret over not having a gallbladder, it will be okay. ❤

[@melpomenimandy]

Chiming to also say your gallbladder is the likely culprit, and unfortunately once you start getting such bad attacks it's unlikely for it to resolve on its own. I had mine removed after I had considerable weight loss (intentional) and it fixed a lot of my issues. Some foods don't quite digest/go through the same as they used to but overall I am a lot better.

[@robynfort1516]

I had my gall bladder removed a few years ago. In and out of the hospital in less than 4 hours. 3 small incisions held together by glue. Very little pain. Felt so much better after. Good luck.

[@omegasobsessions]

Get a bottle of the white mixer to lighten the foundation. I usually buy summer shades and lighten up during winter so I don’t have to buy a bunch of shades.

[@HustlinWithHazel]

Getting my gallbladder out was the best decision I ever made. I wish I had done it sooner, and I still eat fatty foods & have no issues. :) I hope it all works out for you!

[@christianasherrill5849]

Omg! Your illness symptoms match mine exactly except mine escalated to add EXTREME pain! I was also worried about taking out an organ lol. I decided to keep my gallbladder for another three months and I regretted it so much!. Just get the gallbladder out. Your life will be better. And I still eat lots of fatty foods, I just go to the back and a lot sooner. 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@StLsalsagirl]

Try eating kale. Worked wonders for me. 3 or 4 times a week is all I need. Yeah, having 20 min to find a bathroom after eating isn't always easy.

[@sherrismith9002]

There really is nothing as terrible as waking up and throwing up stomach acid. It is sooooo nasty and burns. I sure hope you feel better soon. I wanted to tell you that your videos have helped me so much lately. I have been depressed and lonely, so I watch your videos until they put me to sleep. Thank you so much for being there. Good luck and congratulations on the house.

[@dannielleedwards8875]

Have I watched the video fully? Not yet but Did I click this video so fast? Yes absolutely

[@kathisondergaard6150]

Gallstone cleanse: (I usually do this about every 6-8 weeks as I’m very prone to getting gallstones!) Drink 32 oz Apple juice each day for 6 days (this softens the stones for easier passing) On the 6th day eat nothing after 6pm. At 6pm take 1 tbs epsom salt in 6 oz of water At 8pm take 1 tbs epsom salt in 6oz of water 10pm drink mix of 4 oz olive oil with 4 oz lemon juice (Be prepared by staying near a restroom on day 6! Trust me!) Congrats on the new house! Very exciting!😊

[@Katja32]

Honestly, yeet the gallbladder; because it will make you sick every time you eat anything fatty, and if it has stones, will eventually start to die/ lose bloodflow which will make you even MORE sick. You CAN eat fatty foods after! Just give it a couple weeks, first after surgery then work your way back into it. Health stuff SUCKS, but YOU GOT THIS!

[@cheesymice]

As soon as you started describing your symptoms I thought gallbladder!! You will do fine without it. You can still eat fatty foods, it just might move through you a little faster! Get that thing out of you if you need to! Mine gave me pancreatitis and tried to unalive me, so I don’t miss it one bit. Congrats on the house!!!

[@pricillaacosta2292]

That is actually how I felt when I had gallstone in my gallbladder and my daughter was a little over 1 years old, but I had to get surgery. So, I know exactly how you feel so I hope you feel better soon

[@anxiety-r-us]

I got my gallbladder out this year. I cant stress enough how much i miss it. If i could go back and not remove it i would. My whole life has changed.

[@Natalie-Zz87]

I had my gallbladder removed last year and it made such a positive difference in my life. My main issues was NOT with fatty foods, but with greens and acid foods. The last year before removing my gallbladder I couldn’t eat anything with tomatoes (no pizza 🍕😢), salads and any green veggies had to be fresh or it would trigger an attack. If you’re having gallbladder issues and this is having a negative impact on your health and life: meet with a specialist and if it is the issue, HAVE IT REMOVED. Since removing my gallbladder I can eat as I used to (fatty and non-fatty foods), yet I get fuller faster and can’t keep eating after that point (not a negative in my opinion). Hope this helps anyone contemplating. Cheers 🥂 from Canada

[@angelapowers4396]

Yes give us all the things! Reno, decorating, packing - we love you!!

[@naomiboswell1811]

I’d definitely recommend looking into your gallbladder, and trust me if they say sludge don’t let them talk you out of looking further. Sludge is still a problem, can turn into stones, can still block the duct, and can stick around for ages. And don’t let any doctor tell you that you don’t fit the 3 F’s (fat, female, forty) I was 19 and 69kg when my issues started (I had to get my mum to help me get the ultrasound I needed because no doctor would listen to me, but they listened to her because she’s a nurse). I had my gallbladder out 9 years ago and I only struggle with spicy food, which I can deal with. Plus I recovered really quickly from the surgery.

[@DodLDec]

Hi Alexandria, I have had my gall bladder removed. I don't eat fatty foods like I used to. It has its consequences if you do. I have gallstones that moved into a duct in my body, those had to come out too. I had mine taken out in 2020 after being sick for almost two years not realizing what was wrong, until a visit to ER. If you need surgery I am keeping you in my prayers, mine was emergency surgery so if you can have surgery planned I'm sure everything will go more smoothly.

[@Jakki61]

You should do a 2nd channel with both homes. Something that you can look back on too. And congratulations to you both. 😊

[@wolfffangs]

To echo heaps of other people, prior to you saying anything about gallstones, I was thinking that was the culprit. I had the same symptoms before having my gallbladder removed - and the surgery (like 11 years ago) I haven't had any issues. Surgery wasn't terrible, week or so recovery and honestly worth it to have that horrible pain gone

[@Cloudy_SkieZ1]

My aunt had her gallbladder taken out and she can’t eat hardly anything now. Nothing high in acid, nothing high in fat, nothing that makes your stomach need to heavily digest. Take care of it Ali. I’ve also recently started seeing a Dr (just turned 40, it’s the first time I’ve seen a Dr in like 25 years? I don’t get sick, so no need to, right?) but she ran me thru the gauntlet w tests man. Healthy as a horse.

[@리선미-s5r]

My nana also had her gallbladder out and can't eat any of those things as well. She's lost so much weight since then because of it :(

[@StLsalsagirl]

Tell your aunt to eat kale.i had my gallbladder taken out over 20 years ago. On a trip, I was amazed I was regular with no urgent diarrhea. Must have been a fire sale on kale, it was in the eggs, salads, soups, sauces. Continued with kale in a salad 3 or 4 times a week and no worries. I stopped a few times and went back to same problems. Kale really is a super food. Lol

[@StLsalsagirl]

​@@리선미-s5rtell her to eat kale. Worked wonders for me.

[@Cloudy_SkieZ1]

@@StLsalsagirl wow that’s amazing! I will definately pass that along! What a great community!

[@annajanehesmondhalgh7261]

my nana had the exact same illness as this! she had gall stones and she eventually got it taken out, it’s been a couple of years and she is doing really well and feels exactly the same as she did before. she doesn’t necessarily eat many fatty foods and she did have to cut out wine and a few other things but it really was a good ending. wishing you a speedy recovery and sending love xx

[@florencetheunicorn]

So sorry to hear that you're kind of going through the wringer right now. Hopefully all of the lab work gives you some answers and you can get on the road to recovery ASAP!

[@lindatannock]

Yes to warching vlogs of you moving! Sell all the newer sub boxes. You could make quite a lot of money off them! You could donate the rest to a womens shelter, and throw out the really old stuff. Don't take all those piles of boxes with you! You're just bringing clutter to your new home, and you'll have enough to do as it is. Congrats on your new home! Im so happy for you both 🍾🥂💖🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@RockBouvierJr]

Congratulations! So exciting! Can't wait to see how this journey goes for you and your whole family. Sending lots of good vibes to a quick recovery (and hopefully if it's gallbladder related you can get it handled ASAP). 💕

[@marlenedymore9186]

I had very similar symptoms that lasted for over 10 years - had my gall bladder removed, which made absolutely no difference. Turns out my very real symptoms were caused by stress and anxiety, and didn't disappear until I moved away from the situation that was causing the stress. Doctors don't seem to know enough about how stress/anxiety causes serious physical symptoms. Don't give up until the doctors help with your symptoms!

[@Zaguzah]

YAY! Congratulations! 🎉🎉🎉 And hopefully the health issues are sorted out soon! 💛

[@carriedoty4228]

I had nausea after eating for a long time and I finally got diagnosed with gallstones. I had my gallbladder out and it was the best thing ever. I felt so much better. No one thought I was old enough for gallstones prior to that. LOL. My uncle had his out at 18 so it figured the one thing they didn't think was the problem was 100% the problem.

[@frogjlray]

Yay! I just ordered off your Poshmark. I'm so excited for your future

[@ghwright2551]

May I ask what her Poshmark name is please? TIA

[@Definitely_Elle]

​@@ghwright2551It's in the video description

[@EnglishProfStyle]

Totally agree on the house elements! I love old homes because they have personality. Today's builds are so devoid of character, it's depressing.

[@LauraCastro-df1cn]

I have lived without gaul bladder for 35 years, had surgery at 25, I'm 65 now, and I eat anything, no problem, the low fat diet is just for a few months after surgery.

[@kmyoung180]

I was so happy for a new video!!! I'm stuck at home right now, living my best cat life, recovering from a hernia surgery. I noticed something going on in October, finally saw a doctor in January, saw a surgeon in February and the earliest day he had was May 6th.... I got it done snd I'm on the mend!! Getting better day by day🎉🎉

[@monicajanello]

I had to have an emergency gallbladder removal and an ERCP to remove two stones from my common bile duct in 2005, one month after I had given birth to my son. My gallbladder was packed full of stones, close to bursting. If I hadn't gone in when I did, I may not be here, I hadn't realized how sick I was. The pain was horrendous, this building pressure near my sternum that got so bad I'd throw up. When I was pregnant I blamed it on baby, it was just him pressing on something. Had a lot of issues throughout pregnancy but Dr never caught any issues. Supposedly did an ultrasound of gallbladder just weeks before I went in and saw nothing.

[@iloveeyeshadow9798]

Yeah my Mom had emergency surgery. They spent night stabalizing her then went first the next morning.

[@ryannheninger1602]

Yes moving vlogs!!! I can’t wait to see the closet!!!

[@mememarie2040]

Congratulations pretty girl🍾🎊🎈🎉 I'm so happy for you! You definitely deserve all good things you can get. 💕💕💕

[@dianabanana9474]

Congratulations! I'm praying all works out for the house and your health! By the title I thought for sure you were going to say you're pregnant but I had forgotten about the house search. I suffer from GERD, SIBO, and ulcerative colitis and any digestive issue is painful and it adds to depression and anxiety. Meds are the only treatment and I just avoid foods that trigger these conditions. Please take care of your health before the stress of selling your house and moving. Love the eye look and your GRWM life updates. I think you decorating your new home would be nice to see. I love the way you did your grandma's house. Take care! You're in my prayers. Love ya! 💙🏡💙

[@VespereSidus]

Congratulations! I hope everything goes smoothly and you and your husband can take this incredible step together! *fingers crossed in Scotland*

[@nedawilmhoff3599]

Congrats on the new house. I think you will enjoy not having structural issues to deal with hopefully. I think you are right about the moisture damage especially since it’s at a window. So happy for you. Could be your gallbladder especially if it was after eating a high fat food but I was terribly like death’s door when mine flared up. Hope they find a cause and can give you relief. Blessings!

[@chelsey8737]

Yes a packing vlog! That would be so fun! Or a packing live?

[@whitneythomas4404]

Anytime I have kidney stones, I feel nauseous and typically puke when I pass them. Be careful with those, I had a quarter of an inch kidney stone rupture my ureter. I had sepsis and was in the hospital for four days. I’ll be praying for you! ❤

[@royce8]

Yay!!! Congratulations 👏 Very excited for you 🩷🏡

[@lexilou4578]

YES TO ALLLLL THE VLOGS! but definitely just do what you can and don’t over do yourself! appreciate you for being my go to youtube channel 🫶🏼

[@wernstberger]

Hi Alexandria. If it's your gallbladder, don't eat oily foods. After the gallbladder is removed, you can eat anything, easy peasy.

[@shazee9042]

True but you still pay when you eat high fat and greasy goods once it's out

[@lrob06]

​@shazee9042 not for everyone, I don't have my gallbladder and can eat oily/fatty food (I don't eat those types of food a lot but nothing happens when I do)

[@PaulaGrace]

I agree with a 2nd Vlog channel for renovations that way KZbin won't mess with this channel so much and you can keep doing what you're doing here. You could do the live unboxing and maybe to assist with some of your reno cost sell mystery boxes on your Poshmark of the items that are not expired. Every penny counts when it comes to things like this. Or as other suggested donate to a women's shelter.

[@alisha-y5v]

Congratulations on your house! How exciting for you all 🎉 I’m just imagining you packing all the sub boxes 😂😂😂 it’ll be like a treasure hunt!

[@kagirokasuri6119]

Really happy for you! And what a blessing having such amazing parents 💛

[@LouElisabeth]

Just get rid of the super old subscription boxes. Don’t mess with moving them! More will come and it is seriously not worth it! Congrats on the new house

[@lynettealexanderxoxo]

CONGRATULATIONS 🎉🎉🎉 Getting a new home is so exciting!! I absolutely love moving into a new home it feels like a refreshing new start. Decorating and unpacking and organizing it all in a new space.....Okay I am getting old but sounds like so much fun!! 😊

[@jacintadonadio1208]

Yay that’s great news for you Alexandria and best of luck with your health 💜🇦🇺

[@hannahcastor9246]

I hope you start feeling better and that the doctors can figure out your health issues! My husband and I just moved after buying a house, and I feel you on the packing. It was so draining, and now we have to finish unpacking! Wishing you the best of luck that everything works out awesome!

[@OGLLyles]

Hey girl! I hope Tater and Rin doing okay! I’m excited for yall🩷

[@kittykatmeowers3392]

I had my gallbladder out at 30, super healthy, lifelong vegetarian. Genetics babe, also it's hard to trace family trees cause in the past folks didn't go to the hospital. I've never eaten fried chicken, but I can eat super spicy Indian food and have no issues. I'm 50 now. Also, the scar was teeny tiny, Bio Oil that thing away!

[@jenniferruffin2796]

Vlog channel with a message on this channel to go watch! I love those type of vlogs. Record it all!

[@theseinstrumentals]

I like the comments saying open all the boxes live like you don’t have a ton of boxes lol. Pack them up and do multi openings when you can. Don’t fret about it, just try to make it a monthly or maybe twice monthly thing to open several and they’ll be gone before you know it

[@bmichellew2010]

Don't feel bad about not driving. I'm 47 and have never driven in my life,unless you count the two failed attempts in my teens 😅 I don't even have a license. I have horrible general anxiety and the idea of driving is very intimidating to me. I hope you have better luck than me in conquering that fear

[@melissawestrich7164]

You literally remind me of my sons aunt... You are so bubbly and I absolutely adorable you!! You are honestly my FAVORITE person to watch on here because you are so real and honest. I really appreciate you and your personality. I think what you showed of your potential new home is absolutely beautiful and it will be yours!! I appreciate you and your content and just keep being you!!❤❤

[@kathleenevans8902]

I would say ,honestly, start fresh at your new house. Put the old, old subscription boxes on your postmark, un-opened and move on fresh!

[@LindaKayHolevas]

Wow, Alexandria, I am so excited for your house journey. You can’t really even buy a house here in Portland, OR for less than $600,000, unless you want a fixer upper. It sounds like you got a great deal & I am so happy for you!

[@jasminappleby779]

NEVER CLICKED SOMETHING SO FAST

[@elizabeth.1974]

Same 😂

[@GlamourNNail]

Alexandria, it's definitely ok to either donate or throw out (or a combination of both) your old boxes. Toss the oldest ones, donate the ones that would still be usable and start over.

[@award112]

Unbox-a-thon!!! Reno! Moving! All of it!! I’m so happy for you!

[@melissawestrich7164]

Honestly, gallbladder removal is not the worst thing. I had mine removed and how I felt before compared to how I feel is like night and day. There are definitely dietary changes that need to be made, but you will feel so much better if that's the issue. I hope you get everything figured out soon!! Love you girl and I hope everything works out for you!❤❤

[@Jacqueline7]

I have Gall Bladder Disease, and from all of the research i have done, removing it is the worst thing you could do unless its 100% the only option for your health. If you can eat the right foods, it will help for sure. I have done a ton of research to find the foods i should be eating to avoid flare-ups, and its been so much better. It literally all in what we eat and i recommend looking more into the food you should eat before even thinking about removal, because we do need our Gall Bladders, idk why people say they dont do anything because they do and a quick google search will explain why its important to have it.

[@shelly2094]

Congratulations on the new house! 🏠 I’m so happy for you! 🫶🏻🥰

[@Sharischreiber451]

I think you should have this beauty channel and add a vlog channel! We’d love to see you on both channels!!! ❤️

[@AH-np1jx]

Hey girl. You do you. Post what you can. We are here for you. Moving is a big job but a great step!! Feel better and we will follow you wherever you go ❤

[@charleneb5361]

Yay I’m excited for house content! This style sit down and chat video with clips of your projects and sharing how they go/went would be my preference. Congrats on the exciting news!

[@miranndapandaa]

I had gallstones. I will say that for a few months after getting my gallbladder removed, I did have problems with fatty food. To this day, it sometimes happens but has definitely gotten better as time has gone on. It's now been about 4.5 years since the surgery. Everybody is different, and each of our bodies adjusts differently, so you'd have to see how yours does afterward. My mom had her gallbladder out in the 90s and said she hasn't had any issues with fatty food.

[@TMercan31]

Luxury vinyl plank flooring is more durable and easy to take care of than hardwood and it comes in many different shades and cheaper than hardwood without all of the maintenance. Maybe look at the different LVP options of colours and widths and price that out to compare with hardwood. LVP is great for pets and kids too and looks terrific. Congrats on the new house!

[@kadyroberts7003]

The symptoms you're describing is what I've been going through for the past year. I actually had really bad acid reflux last night. It gets to the point where it feels like in drowning in acid. I can feel it in my ears, and I vomit it up. After I eat certain foods (corn, soy, beef, onions) I feel terrible. Only difference is that one of the several dozen things they tested me for and tests they've run, gall stones was ruled out (so was gastroenteritis, chrons, celiac, ulcers, and cysts). I hope after removing your gall stones you feel better!

[@liannenadich2808]

I cannot believe all the symptoms you named, the nausea, stomach pain and acid reflux. im literally going through the same exact thing for the past 2 months so I really feel your pain. I had all the same tests done as you and ultra sound showed gallstones! My white blood cells are also high! Had MRI and go back to dr wed, hoping and praying drs find the cause so we can get on a path to feeling better! Congrats on house also!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@Perrys_Girl41]

Congratulations buying a home is one of the most stressful things I've ever done but it is so worth it.