Something Else Is Wrong With My Foster Husky...

[@m.j.2578]

hey please dont apologize for showing us (and especially the younger viewers) how to prioritize mental health and the reality of puppies and stuff means being present and not behind a camera

[@ellenvick5471]

That is exactly how i feel about him he is my idol

[@ellenvick5471]

@Aspyn CARLSTROM i littrarly have a crush on him and he is my wallpaper on my phone

[@amberlewis6063]

I happen to be a younger viewer and I’m learning a lot from joey and the reality of fostering pups. Well said 👏👏

[@emarteliz]

@M.J. You said that perfectly. I’m so glad there’s people like you in our world. 🙏🌹❤️🇺🇸

[@nicole81392]

Awe. What a beautiful comment. Made me smile. Hope you have a wonderful week! 💞

[@jj8940]

Oh Joey, what you went through was so traumatic; it's a parent's worst nightmare, so please take all the time you need to take care of yourself and heal. I never want you to ever doubt yourself as a foster parent: you are an EXTRAORDINARY foster dad. You always provide amazing care to all of your animals. You didn't lose 3 puppies; you actually rescued 7 dogs, and for some reason, Mother Nature decided that the 3 girl pups weren't meant to survive. It really does look like fading puppy syndrome, so there is no way that ANYONE could have saved them. Your efforts to get them medical care were nothing short of heroic. Because of you, the girl pups passed in your warm embrace feeling your love, instead of alone and scared. Also, imagine how distraught and scared Daisy would have been if she had been living in the streets when the pups passed. Because of you, she was in a safe nurturing environment when she gave birth, and she had you to help her through the trauma of the puppy passing. I hope you understand that you don't just rescue animals, you also provide endless joy to hundreds of thousands of people with your videos. Your warmth, compassion, kind heart, and sense of humor restore my faith in humanity. We think the world of you, so take the time to nurture yourself.

[@clarissawillson1172]

I'm sorry you're still having a rough time. You get so invested in the furry ones, and it must be so hard when they're not well or don't make it. Take good care of yourself because you deserve it!!

[@laovy2]

3:43 that wink though lol adorable.

[@bigbadwolfie7704]

I'm so excited to see what the puppies look like grown. Their little scrunchie noses are so cute

[@Umbrella_Studios]

They are

[@garyoak4946]

Hopefully the puppies will make it to adulthood

[@AsIseeitPattiDail]

You'll probably see them all grown up in the next video! :(

[@graceroy9793]

take dramamine to get rid of the rest of the Vertigo! I have gotten it 3 times, drink lots and lots of water, rest, wear and eye mask to keep any light out, and take dramamine! I have found that helps with the nausea that comes with it. unfortunately there’s really nothing you can do for the spinning however just like when you are drunk if you let one leg hang off the bed it helps ground you

[@Sara-gl8ue]

Hi Joey! Vertigo is a common symptom of vagus nerve issues. Based on the other issues you've had in the past, I would wager you're having vagus nerve problems and would recommend that you see a doctor who specializes on this nerve. It's a very important parasympathetic nerve and when it's not functioning properly due to low vagal tone, you can have many different health problems arise. Things like gut and digestive issues, anxiety, depression, being easily stressed, vertigo, nausea, heart palpitations, tachy and bradycardia, chronic inflammation, and many others. This nerve controls a lot of different processes within the body, to include all of the organs.

[@patriciaschiro2659]

You would have loved my house growing up because we had six foot lilac bushes surrounding three sides of the property. In the summer it was purple heaven.

[@monicamendez366]

How ash just winked at us sooooooooooo cute

[@samanthacallan3711]

I hope you’re doing ok Joey! The boys look amazing and you’re doing such an amazing job

[@g1rldraco7]

It's alright Joey, dont apologize for not being consistent. Always make sure your health is taken care of first and take your time ot heal it doesnt happen overnight.

[@lenamunch643]

Are you still going to draw the paw prints of the three little girls on the Doghouse-igloo thing? If so, I think it would be a cute idea to put little halos on top.

[@joanneheinsler4241]

I mentioned a rock garden, because one of Lark's passed after being adopted.

[@nah1047]

@@joanneheinsler4241 wait can I get a link to where you found this out?

[@elletheria7364]

@@nah1047 it was lavender/dash kzbin.info/www/bejne/sKK5qGlrmdZkhLc here's daniel's video on it

[@joanneheinsler4241]

Thank you to the person posting the link.

[@Momsgoofy]

Hi Joey, my husband had the same thing happen with vertigo. Came out of nowhere. He ended up going to an ENT. They performed this specific set of movements to move the crystals back into place. Once he did it. No more vertigo. I hope you feel better soon. And love all your videos and work you do helping animals. Thank you!

[@redsteddi]

Joey no apologies necessary.... you are a beautiful person 🌹💝🎊

[@Myrcella_Rykker]

I'm gonna say the Pappa was Sherpa. It's those folds/ scrunchs in the muzzels that lead me down that road

[@meljewel7709]

lilacs are my favorite flower too ❤

[@haveaniceday23]

Lilacs are my favorite too. Growing up my backyard had a ton of them

[@rebeccatownsend3690]

🙋🏼‍♀️vestibular therapist here (I treat vertigo!) first off Im so proud of your explanation of BPPV that is a very tough thing to explain and you did so good lol Here are my suggestions 1. Stay hydrated! The crystals move in a fluid and the more hydrated you are the easier they can move out of where they don’t belong and into where they do! 2. Start gentle head motions. I know it can be tempting to want to stay perfectly still all the time but its actually better to try and keep your head moving within a tolerable range. Try looking at a target and while keeping your eyes in the target nod your head “yes”, “no” and ear to shoulder 3. If you are still experiencing the room spinning especially after sitting up or laying down go see the PT again you may need to repeat the manuvers a couple times to get all the crystals out ☺️ Hope this helps and hope you feel better!

[@redsteddi]

I have vertigo at times.... One thing I do that helps me, is when I'm laying flat on my back if I have like a dizziness I turn my head to the side and sometimes one side is better than the other but I noticed that it's stabilizes the dizziness for me I'm thinking there's some sort of method to that madness but maybe you could tell me if that's true thank you

[@ThatOneKid672]

Did anyone else catch Ash wink- 3:42

[@elleramirez1373]

It looks like she has some hot spots forming . My first dog, Sharkie,used to get those. You’re going some peroxide and ointment to prevent infection and maybe a cone if Daisy is prone to biting her leg and rubbing her neck on the grass. For those who don’t know “Hot spots on dogs, also known as moist dermatitis, are a painful condition where the skin becomes reddened, moist, and swollen, usually as a result of allergies, an infection, parasites, or moisture trapped within the coat. Other symptoms include licking, scratching, biting, and discharge of pus and fluids.”

[@Kase1313]

I feel like they’re either bulldog or shar pei! They’re noses are so wrinkly and scrunchy it’s adorable 🥰

[@mishabeye9875]

This is such a different set of babies, they have such cute scrunched up faces. Though I know sometimes the scrunched faces ones sometimes have extra breathing issues. You are such a great foster dad, you take such good care of the pups, they are so lucky to have you❤️❤️❤️

[@pattiokai7223]

Poor girl! I do know how awful vertigo is. I have ataxia which is a neurological disorder. I have that vertigo feeling all the time but it doesn't go away. Make sure you're staying hydrated. Water intake controls so much!

[@yesno1067]

I hope you're doing okay! I also hope Joey is doing good. I can't say much, but I do have iron deficiency anemia, so I feel dizzy often and breathe really heavily ( it sounds like I'm almost constantly out of breath since my red blood cells don't carry enough oxygen ) and I can honestly just imagine how much it sucks for anyone with any similar 'symptoms' like almost constant dizziness and honestly don't wish that on anybody

[@pattiokai7223]

@@yesno1067 I'm all good thank you! I hope he is too! I hope you are too! I feel for anyone who has any deficiency. I have estrogen and progesterone deficiencies and I hate constantly having to keep up with it. Also, breathing is kind of important lol!

[@theoneandonlybeeeee]

I have anxiety and OCD and for some reason chronic vertigo and derealization disorder came along with that. Vertigo is horrible.

[@sproutmole8462]

vertigo sucks! I have it sometimes randomly, and I just stare at a wall and drink plenty of water until it goes away :) the puppies are massive!

[@Jessica-lk1rv]

The first time I ever experienced vertigo was when the dentist accidentally put the dental chair to low and downward. It knocked the crystals out of place and after going to the urgent care they gave me some meds to help + told me about the Epley maneuver. The meds did not really help at all to fix the issue. I used the Epley maneuver after I finished out the meds and I kept doing the Epley maneuver until I was all better (took 5 days). There’s plenty of KZbin videos on how to do it properly and do not sleep on the side that makes you dizzy. Good luck 💛

[@rhiannicola8313]

Those flowers are lush, I to like lilac colours.. so calming especially if their fragrant too.. but I just want to let u know to be careful as some flowers and plants are very toxic with cats, perhaps check that they are fine with having lovely Sakura around xx 😚 xx take care of you Joey xx

[@retro.x]

I too love that antique rose 🌹 how pretty and I Love your flower garden and I love the fur babies and I adore you for being such a kind hearted animal rescuing prince 👑

[@sarahdestito1914]

my goodness you're having a rough time with these rescues and I hope Daisy feels better soon but don't give up cuz does animals needs you Joey and I also hope you feel better

[@daybot573]

The puppies almost look to be Akita x husky mixes but only because of their coats. Obviously I am probably wrong and so will be everyone else because you cant really tell at this age. Its rare for a dog to be 50/50 something and more likely for them to be almost 20 different breeds. The mom could be a husky mix too, a lot of husky mixes sometimes look like regular huskies. My dog looked like a direct border collie/ aussie mix but her dna came back with 18 different breeds, none of them which being border collie or aussie. Other people thought she was a border collie aussie mix too.

[@MonicaSpiritQueenMEDIUM]

Hey luv, if you bring your potassium level up, it will help get rid of your vertigo. I get that sometimes & learned the trick to fix it.

[@sheilamallett961]

Glad to see that the puppies and Daisy are ok. 😊Sorry to hear about your Virtigo. I got virtigo about 15 years ago and the first time the attack was very bad. I now get Virtigo about 3 times a year but I can cope and function with the Virtigo and it get less servere with every attack. I wish you all the best 🙏

[@juliasteel373]

I get vertigo frequently , I always describe it as feeling like being drunk on a boat in rough water . I recommend ginger or mint tea and dry crackers if you get nauseated with it .

[@janinebean4276]

Ouu I like the swooshy flow style for your hair!

[@kathyweddle4874]

LILACS!!! Growing up my grandma had 20 trees in her backyard. They smell like heaven. Here in f’ing cold Indiana we have to wait awhile before we get to smell them 😊 I’ve never seen a flower shop have them. So jealous! Be careful with the crystals. That shit is no joke. Hopefully the Dr can maneuver them back into place. 🥴

[@bigbadwolfie7704]

Poor girllll

[@Dk-im9hw]

ever since i had mono in fifth grade, ive had intermittent vertigo that i cant control. mine is more of a neurological side effect than having to do with the crystals so i cant really do anything about it. i take medicine sometimes but other just have to wait it out and it sometimes lasts for days. it is terrifying and im so sorry you ever have to know what its like

[@adinaderoy-stouffer5724]

Ugh, positional vertigo is terrible! I’m sorry you’re going through that. It will get better in a few days and hopefully there won’t be any more episodes. If you do, learn how to do the eply(I’m sure I spelled that wrong) maneuver. It really helps get the crystals back where they belong. Also, sometimes a sleeping position can trigger it if you wake up that way. I had to change what kind of pillow I use. Hope you feel better!

[@lauren8897]

When miss mama sneezed I also said "bless you" outloud haha

[@Katherine_xs]

His skin is so nice, I can’t believe it every time

[@sunflower7045]

You have a great big heart Joey. We’re all go through the feels with you. Sending giant hugs from Kansas 🤗🌻💖

[@alexisiwasaki3368]

Glad it's just a skin infection. You don't need anymore health scares. The lilacs and your garden is gorgeous. Enjoy the beautiful flowers. Please take care of yourself. You cannot take care of others if you are not okay.

[@wolfkitten85]

I was diagnosed with vertigo 2 months ago. Mine I have to take pills for now and then, sadly. However there are exercises you can do, and they don’t take long. Those have helped so much as well. Takes like 3 mins about 3-4 times a day. You should be able to google them.

[@teriraia]

Your garden is just beautiful!

[@kitvwx]

Motion sickness glasses! They’re ugly but the liquid in the glasses help keep you from being super dizzy

[@jolenebauser408]

Your flowers are stunning!!

[@Shelbynotshorty]

They look like they are mixed with a mastiff

[@shan5278]

I love it when you show your beautiful garden, I love this channel!

[@holliebaker8740]

joey, i have a german shepard x husky and she comes up in that rash all the time but my vet said it was because she was scratching and biting and it was the heat as well :)

[@DipityS]

I hope everyone - human and pup - feel better from vertigo (didn’t know that was a thing!) and rashes - rest and recuperate and the usual schedule can go hang.

[@TheKatarinaGiselle]

Oh yes, vertigo can be very scary! It generally only lasts for a few seconds or if somebody is having it consistently, it will usually only happen when you are standing and turn too quickly or if you stand up too quickly, but when it happens for the first time, it is scary. Once I got it and also started to see stars and then black out, and it reminded me of somebody drunk and high that ends up getting the spins. Luckily, it doesn’t generally last long, but it can be a symptom of a bigger issue if you are getting it regularly enough. I have quite a few chronic illnesses, but I believe the vertigo/lightheaded ness/blacking out is from my POTS alone. I would spell out the entire name, but I can hardly read it half the time let alone say it 😂

[@lisafazio_]

Hi Joey. I recommend going to your doctor to make sure you don’t have an ear infection. Vertigo or issues with your equilibrium can be related to ear issues, like an ear infection. Sorry I’m an RN, couldn’t help myself 😂😂 Love your vids!

[@andyv2071]

Should have come to you for my vertigo not these doctors who wont listen LOL. If Ive had vertigo as a 21 year old every day for the past year what do you think could be going on? Got an MRI done, labs, lymph nodes checked, even went to an ear doctor who just took a split second look inside and nothing??? Plz help I am suffering :'))

[@Hello-jp2jr]

I agree, have had bouts with vertigo for a long time. This was a mild case, from your description. I have been tossed back onto my bed with a violent reaction. I have had to walk holding onto a wall. My own Dr. was walking down a sidewalk and just violently hit the ground. Maybe even go see an Ear, nose, throat Dr.

[@andyv2071]

@@Hello-jp2jr Thats how it started for me, I was at work and out of nowhere I was on the ground swimming in multiple universes haha! I stayed bedridden for 8 months after that, literally could not get out of bed but recently ive been forcing myself to go out. Even dramamine wont get rid of it fully so im a bit lost as to why doctors haven't found anything (but doctors can also be extremely shady)

[@kristineteall368]

If you clench your jaw, grind your teeth or have been told you have TMJ at your dentist, you can also get bouts of vertigo. The swelling in your jaw will put pressure on your ear canal, causing the dizziness. Best way to tell is press firmly on your joint on each side of your jaw and open your mouth, if it really hurts, try a bite guard at night while you sleep. It's always a good idea though to see your doctor first to rule out infection as poster above.

[@xodaanielleexo]

Hi! I recommend going to see an audiologist for a VNG as they are trained in vestibular and balance disorders, vertigo being one of the main types. Most likely hearing would have to be tested prior to getting one done to rule out other diagnoses.

[@ItsTheBestM8]

You should press the flowers into a book:) then make a wall display out of them for your bedroom or something it would be awesome

[@icu12]

Hey Joey are you sure you don't have Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV) BPPV is a common cause of dizziness. It causes short bursts of intense dizziness when the body or head is placed in certain positions such as lying on one side in bed or looking upwards. People can feel sick and are sometimes unsteady for a few hours after the dizziness has gone away. There is a collection of tiny crystals inside your ear. They have a valuable role to play when sitting in the correct position. BPPV occurs when the crystals are dislodged from their correct position. They move into one or more of the semi-circular canals and either continue to float around or become attached to another part of the ear. There is an exercise that you can do to reposition the crystals in your ear channel.

[@winterprism9227]

I had vertigo once. It lasted 6 months. It sucked. Also I still think that white shoulder patch on Ash looks like a white cat.

[@lorij9649]

@6:22 I love your wild hair and it looks really good here whether it is wet or has gel. Anyway, thank you for the love and care you devote your time to! xo

[@hollymilo3006]

I’m glad your ok. It must be so traumatic to go through what you have done so take the time you need x

[@sophialeemirandaakaprincess]

ADORABLE!!!!!!

[@janinebean4276]

You take all the time you need to recover!

[@laceygold7597]

As far as puppy breeds go, they're giving me Shar Pei vibes for sure. They're so cute!

[@andreabrennan5382]

Agree, or possibly dad was was a boxer maybe?

[@amyw547]

That exactly what I came here to say. The brown one with the wrinkly nose definitely looks like a shar pei. Even his ears!

[@brown.frown.]

I thought the same! Their noses are wrinkly & wide like one.

[@tiffanydufrane3974]

I agree 👍💯%

[@FunGhoul69]

@@AsIseeitPattiDail why so aggressive?

[@lydiaday5555]

Been waiting for this!!!! Thank youuuuuu

[@raelynsvlogs2379]

You've been put thru a test of patience with the girl pups and the momma. May everything start to look up for you!

[@shannyshocking]

Vertigo doesn't go away most of time sadly. I was diagnosed with it 2 years ago and was told it doesn't really go away. You'll have days/times when it seems worse or are having symptoms. The only thing I can recommend is to watch how you move when standing up or moving your head up into a normal position from laying down or bending down. Bending and crouching for a long time are normally what sets it off for me

[@kathleenoneill5470]

Joey Completely understandable about not posting about puppy what you went through was horrible and doesn't help if your not feeling well it's easy to get depressed life can be hard give yourself time and know You are an amazing beautiful person Take Care 🤗❤❤❤

[@melodyanderson505]

True

[@garyoak4946]

So true after all it takes time to get over a loss but there are some losses that people never get over no matter how much time goes by

[@melodyanderson505]

@@garyoak4946 yup

[@lunahardt4118]

I hope all the pups are doing ok!

[@breannaparks5240]

I've been watching you on KZbin for 3 years and I love your videos

[@melodyanderson505]

I love your hair and poor girl

[@kasslue1877]

Lilacs are my fave too. They smell great!!

[@deniseperalta-smith3948]

I get vertigo once a year with my allergies. I have to do exercises once a day so that it doesn’t linger and doesn’t get too bad. Do the Brandt-Daroff exercises. Sit on your bed and slowly lay down on your side (the side where the vertigo is the worst), turn your head so your nose faces the ceiling and stay there for at least 30 seconds until you start to feel better. Then go back up and lie down on the other side. You need to do these 3-5 times a day for 2 weeks. It should go away quickly, but still do these to keep it at bay.

[@alleycatgirlxo]

Don’t apologize for taking some time for you mental health! You still get so invested into the puppies you foster so when you lose them, it still takes it’s toll. Also, the garden is stunning!

[@annien7195]

Your garden is so beautiful! I can't believe how big the puppies have got.

[@victoriaolivia2507]

I had a really hard time with vertigo and other similar issues because of anxiety for almost a year. I couldn’t really get out of my house bc it was imposible for me to even walk. Many times I had to sit down, look down and close my eyes because I would start panicking and feeling my arms and legs completely numb and really cold. I would say at the end of the day is all about learning to control your body and knowing what to do when you get vertigo and obviously check it with your doctors bc it may be related to other things. Take your time with vertigo, it feels horrible I know. Stay safe!!!❤️

[@TCat13]

I LOVE your hair in the last part of this video, Joey 💜I first experienced vertigo during a period of intense grieving over multiple loved ones, and I thought of that immediately when you mentioned it. I've read that stress and grief can elevate certain hormones, leading to vertigo. Since you have just experienced serious loss of multiple loved ones too, I'm sure it's been very stressful for you. Increasing my Omega 3s intake seemed to help (being careful not to take too much though, as that can be bad). I am absolutely in love with those little chonkers!! 🥰 Hope Mama Daisy feels better soon, she has really been through it 💜

[@kitvwx]

Ooo o

[@holdingontohope23]

Aww look at those handsome boys 🥰

[@Doglover11-y8z]

Love the hairstyle

[@lisafay1171]

vertigo/dizziness can also be caused by mental health problems. I get dizzy from my anxiety, whenever I'm stressed it gets worse. please take care of yourself!

[@salisa8330]

Poor Daisy I’m glad it isn’t serious You’re an awesome dog dad Keep up your chin up Joey

[@sharkteeth0-]

I love these lil guys so much ^0^!!! their colors make me wonder if they're mixed with Akita somewhere ahh

[@englishteacher121]

Vertigo, or as they call it here in Italy, "cervicale" is so common here. (Thought people were making it up until it hit me twice in as many years here.) You end up walking around like a drunken sailor.... the physical therapists here treat it by massaging the base of your skull (you can try that yourself too...it helps gradually) and even pulling your head slowly away from your body elongating it. (They don't do the violent head toss thing that they do for the crystals as some of them attribute it to your pillow being too high (so you are sleeping with compression on the base of your skull - not good.) Try sleeping on a lower pillow (even though it's no party when it comes time to get up and the room whirls) or sleeping in any way you are comfortable where the back of your neck is NOT tilted forward. It passes eventually but it can take days or weeks... Move in slow motion as much as possible (ESPECIALLY when getting up) massage the base of your skull, and try not to change the altitude of your head too much! Hope you feel better soon! 💐 !

[@JeanetteQuist]

my late daddy LOVED roses, so looking through your garden was sweet

[@puffs8971]

aw poor mama

[@ES-pc8kf]

I love lilacs too but they do no grow where I live now. Hope you feel better soon. 😯

[@aprylewyork6813]

So sorry about your vertigo. My husband gets it too. Glad you are back. Missed you!

[@amandazarowski]

Love puppy hugs and asking mine who bave crossed over to send help, love and major pet hugs

[@moniquegreen9567]

So FREAKING CUTE I can not wait to see them get much bigger.

[@TheKatarinaGiselle]

We tend to brush off so much (symptoms), saying we are just tired, overworked, stressed, it’s not serious, etc. In fact, MOST humans do this and for many reasons, but when we are telling ourselves these excuses, that is ALSO a huge sign that there is something more going on & we cannot ignore this huge 🛑 red sign that is telling us to keep track of our symptoms, write them down each day and the time of the day, and start being better aware and begin figuring out where all of these symptoms are pointing to! So I have some advice for you being a 33yr old woman that wishes I knew everything about my health a lot sooner, after years of brushing of multiple chronic illnesses, coinfections, etc. First, have you ever seen a geneticist to test you for a list of things or ever thought you might have POTS? (Btw, if along with vertigo randomly, you ever get lightheaded when you stand up too fast or get a pounding headache when you go from walking around/sitting to laying down on your belly. Those are just a few other signs of it.) But I know you have dealt with _all_ kinds of symptoms for years now, so the first thing I highly recommend you do is find a great geneticist to work with so they can test you for an array of things that your pcp normally wouldn’t. Things such as MCA (mast cell activation) and MTHFR, or any number of chronic illnesses or autoimmune diseases. . Besides a great geneticist, you should find a great functional medicine doctor. They are about finding the ROUTE CAUSES and healing the body accordingly rather than simply treating symptoms by putting a bandaid over it-by giving meds that create _more problems_ because they are usually meant to COVER UP the symptoms so you _feel_ better, but they aren’t actually helpful because they don’t *heal* the body and end up causing more issues in the long run. When you don’t experience your symptoms because you are taking something that changes how your body respond so to pain or temporarily lessons symptoms, you start to forget that your body is reacting in these ways because there is a bigger problem within the body causing these symptoms. And it’s worse when it’s your body reacting to itself (autoimmune) or towards regular things most people don’t normally think of as being something to avoid with the body because it is harder to find when you aren’t keeping track of the symptoms and following them to where they will lead you- the route cause. Over many years as humans in this society, we ignore and trust all doctors and take more medicines, along with allowing stress and anxiety to take a toll and being exposed to other things environmentally- externally or internally- and these thing build up over time and affect our health so much more, so the sooner you can use your resources to get the best testing and care possible, the more you can reverse anything going on inside you and become healthier for the future- which these days I think for most people it is VERY important starting in your mid-twenties! Your brain is also so important for your health because we are synergistic beings, and mind-heart-body-spirit..they all work together and when we have synergy, we have _both health and serenity!_ So the last place I would recommend you going (or first, the order doesn’t really matter!) is to the Amen Clinic. Dr.Amen gets a lot of shit online from people, but if you actually look into his history and why he got started doing what he does and how knowledgeable and experienced he truly is, he is doing amazing work for so many. Now everybody can afford to get an mri for mental health (or even for physical health unless you have serious enough symptoms, and even then most people are denied) and even though he still charges a lot, it is not nearly what most doctors would charge and he offers so many things for so many people and real ways to heal whatever is going on, it just mental and emotional, but physical problems too! So 1. Geneticist 2. Functional Med 3. Dr.Amen (and 4. Bio Dentist..the ONLY kind of dentist I will ever recommend now that I know what an know about the teeth and the rest of the body after getting screwed over and used by some very selfish doctors that absolutely destroyed my mouth.) I hope you figure out what has been causing your symptoms the past few years. Just looking out because I have been dealing with chronic illnesses for a while now, the symptoms started presenting themselves more in my mid twenties and got progressively worse in my late twenties to now in my early 30s.(I’m 33). I have crap insurance and dealt with horrible doctors my entire life that were of NO help (since I was 7 really, no doctors could help me and I had to help myself) I diagnosed myself 3yrs before any doctors would diagnose me with hypothyroidism/hashimotos disease, even though I told 5 doctors I had it and to test me for it..they refused to listen. Then finally a doctor reluctantly tested me and it turned out I had it. From that point on, I started relying on myself because the KINDS of doctors I needed and wanted to see.I couldn’t because I’m a broke bitch (literally don’t have any money, struggling to find a job) with shit insurance. It shouldn’t be so hard for people to receive the health care they need, but unfortunately most people that need the help the most because they live in the worst conditions and don’t have the best food/water options and live near more smog or polluted areas or around too many 5g towers, etc. but this is the way of our country. I hope you sincerely take my advice and that anybody that reads this focuses on their health and learning everything they can about how their body works and responds to the world and to what they eat/drink (health starts in the gut, including mental health!) Learn everything you can and don’t neglect it because without your health, nothing else matters and you can’t truly live your life to the fullest, or experience relationships to the fullest, and give your all towards your purposes in life like parenting or your work or passions. Of course you can still choose to be happy and grow both inside and out, as we all should, but it is SO MUCH EASIER to begin this journey and knowledge when you are younger and/or healthier. It doesn’t matter when you start, just that you start NOW! I also HIGHLY RECOMMEND (to literally absolutely everybody in my life that I care about and even strangers of course, like I’m doing now 😂) going to thetruthaboutcancer.com and watching all of their docuseries! They have multiple and they are all great. Two of my favorites are (and I don’t know the exact names) but one if on the truthful history of the health education system in America (that one will BLOW YOUR MIND, and the sad thing is the majority of doctors aren’t even aware of this history) and the second one I would recommend is they tour health care throughout Asian countries. Again, I forget the names, but these two are the ones I would begin with. They cost money, but if you sign up for their email list, a few times a year, they offer you to watch them for free within a 2-3day period usually. But they are worth every penny, and you absolutely want to get the transcripts with them, otherwise you will be writing SO MANY NOTES like you are back in school again..your fingers will be killing you 😂 (speaking from experience!) Again, you will love their docuseries, and I highly recommend you start with those two because they provide so much incredible knowledge, and it is SO EYE-OPENING to so much truth! Anyways, I hope somebody that needs this sees it, and that it helps you!! 💓😊💓😁✌🏼

[@janavanbeelen8489]

I’ve had vertigo several times and it’s the worst feeling. I usually will do “the epley manoeuvre (KZbin it, and it shows you how to do it on your own), avoid screens (no tv, computer or phone), and lots of sleep. (And gravol for the nausea)

[@l3nalol]

OMGGGG THE PUPPIES ARE HUGEE AWEEEE❤️❤️❤️

[@hollyphillips563]

Meclizine tablets for the vertigo! Works like a charm for me at least! Hope it helps!

[@jenmousseau1308]

If you can’t get meclizine, my dr said Dramamine will work as well. Vertigo sucks and I heard once you get it, you are more than likely gonna get it again.

[@francine8687]

You're an empath hun the universal energies are very powerful atm. Take care of yourself x

[@dolores9141]

Perhaps Cyprus has some shar-pei in him? Also, Joey, please do not worry about being inconsistent. Life outside of KZbin happens, and it often means you need to forgo uploading on a consistent schedule. Don't sweat it, we supporters are here for you anytime you post and we love you.

[@AsIseeitPattiDail]

no

[@lupinka097]

Joey you are so incredible. I am so sorry for your losses :( you are going through so much. I am so grateful for your presence in your videos and I am in awe with all of your positivity. I also love how thorough you are when you explain things. I always learn cool things. Also your garden is stunning!! I am so happy flowers are starting to bloom everywhere 💗🌸

[@PickingPouts]

100% do the Epley maneuver it’s easy to do and it helped me with my vertigo in just two day

[@Velvethex6]

Green Tea soaks work wonders for hot spots. brew some green tea. Make it strong. let it cool fully. get a wash cloth completely soaked in the tea and then soak the spots with the tea wash cloth. do it for as long as shell let you. do not wash it off. let it dry. and repeat 2 to 3 times daily. after about 3 to 5 days it will be gone.

[@xxmistyy]

They look like they’re mixed with chow!

[@DoggyDoula]

It's awful when the spins come on out of nowhere!! I went down yesterday too. Also they are huge! Can't wait for our 3 to be this big!!!

[@solescorpionofficial]

Although you may never see this, even though your still sour with the loss of the puppies, I hope the people and animals in your life are making it sweeter day by day. Thank you for the uploads and coverage of your life Joey. I genuinely mean it 🙏

[@madelynsaner6739]

I get vertigo and the only thing that helps is doing the epley maneuver on myself! Unfortunately, to fix most vertigo you have to make yourself dizzy before you can get rid of the vertigo. Also, the majority of the time you only have a crystal out of place in one ear, so look up online how to figure out which ear is causing the vertigo. I hope you feel better!!

[@mishkaallen9682]

Joey you looked so handsome when you was playing about with your hair, well you do anyways but that suited u a lot, reminded me of a prince xxxx

[@jart20game4]

From my own personal experience with vertigo as best as it takes some aspens and just try not to move your head too much or lay down. Have a good day or night

[@roanmclaughlin480]

Joey take all the time you need to get better physically and mentally.❤❤❤

[@georgie3585]

Poor daisy, I hope she’s okay soon x