They Lost An Instrument During My Lung Surgery (not a joke)

[@hawaiibound62]

Honestly, I would hire an attorney at this point. It becomes to the point. Enough is enough. What u r going through is a tumultuous round of medical negligence and they r taking advantage of you. And in the medical world, it's just NOT OK. They need to be held liable, because they will continue to display poor care if not intervened. I wish u all the best and wish I could give u so many hugs right now. I'm rooting for u to return to a 100% healthy life. U deserve it! Also. Many prayers, u r one kick a** fighting woman, cheers!

[@SuperMissblueeyes]

I totally agree with you! If this happened in the UK, they would never get away with it! I was bullied by an agency nurse when I was in hospital with COVID back in January. I was a fall risk & she ignored this because she didn't want to deal with my commode. She forced me to go to the bathrooms, which put my safety at risk. As soon as the hospital matron found out about it, this nurse was banned from working at the hospital until she has documents proving that she's been through additional training & discipline supplied by the agency. Here in the UK, a patient isn't closed up until the instruments have all been accounted for to prevent abuse like this happening. Romee, please hire a lawyer! The way you've been treated is disgusting!

[@alexwyler4570]

Once you lawyer up, there is not one surgeon that will want to help you. What you want is a surgeon that acknowledges its mistakes and is willing to fix them. The third cause of death in the USA is medical mistakes. Sadly, surgical mistakes are routine. Joan Rivers preached the importance of finding a good surgeon, how to find a good surgeon. Still, her " good " surgeon killed her.

[@junowood5951]

I am furious... wtf this hospital is a failure

[@catmom7628]

Agreed!!

[@glitter1076]

@@SuperMissblueeyes that nurse sounds awful. Glad she was banned from the hospital so she can't treat any other patients poorly like she did you. I'm in the UK and bad things happen too in hospital theatres. my mum had what was supposed to be a simple key hole surgery to remove her gall bladder and ended up nearly dying as the surgeon stitched her bowel and liver together and didn't find out till 5 days later after she was throwing green bile up constantly every 2 minutes. Now she has advanced liver disease caused by this. She should of sued but didn't. So many bad mistakes happen.

[@majcherj1]

I would absolutely get a picture of the “part” that might be in your body. Including a description of the dimensions and what material(s) it is made of. Before you have an MRI, make sure the technician or your doctor gives you WRITTEN confirmation that this “part” won’t cause you any harm! And in the US, this would be cause for a lawsuit, and would be settled out of court for probably a pretty big amount. So sorry this happened to you!

[@annecrooker6944]

100%

[@potocatepetl]

Definitely!!! Any (lose) piece that could be magnetic will create damage during an MRI!

[@rebeccavrr]

Some radiographers won’t let you go into an MRI unless they know what it is. I’m guessing they don’t want to run a CT on you due to ionising radiation, but it’s still a good idea to get a written description of the object, and what it is made of. Doctors don’t really know much about MRI safe practice so I would not take your doctor’s word for it.

[@cynthiaann7232]

Yup

[@alexwyler4570]

FYI in the US, once you lawyer up, no good doctors will see you. You are lucky if you find a doctor that will see you. i am glad her surgeon was honest with her and try his darnest to fix his mistake. Be grateful he was diligent.

[@LouiseFranksArt]

One thing which I do hope the hospital warned you about is to make sure that you see the doctor if you have any unexplained fevers, because that instrument can act as a "reservoir" of infection, even if it's many years out. Just trying to help you keep safe. I have everything crossed for you, as always! x

[@blessedmamaD24]

eh as an MRI technologist, I don't know that I agree. A microscopic piece of metal can cause a complication within the body in a magnet field such as an MRI. There has been study after study after study on this. I would ask for a second opinion before ever getting an MRI

[@fluoxethine]

so was that thing metal or not dear Romee?

[@anonymouse991]

As a RN in acute care, I agree with you. There are specific questions I ask every patient that is going to be getting a MRI one being could there be any metal objects, fragments, or implants in your body and if they are unsure additional imaging is done and if there is a risk the head of MRI can refuse to do the MRI. With this type of flag on her account, I would image she would be flagged for future MRI's due to liability and risk factors. OR instruments are metal and there are specific tools used to help find said instruments such as OR Attractor Magnet. An MRI is a huge magnet. This situation is and her entire health journey is unbelievable and piss poor to say the least.

[@olivedog1880]

God this girl. She’s dealt with so much. And she still smiles. Those hospitals should be held accountable

[@ginphil6473]

If she cries, she'll fall apart. Her anger is replaced by smiles. I do the same thing when nothing seems to go right for me. Try to find some crazy humor out of it all. This girl is courageous!! Two thumbs up and two high fives for staying sane 90% of the time. Romee I love ya!!

[@markkons3847]

@@ginphil6473 crying won't solve a thing

[@Talonshire2]

Someone who is truthful. No matter what. This for me is key. I’m not a hurtful person. I treasure truth.

[@kathyferrara4444]

That happens in the US and it is called a “Never Event” so it is a very serious issue. But the fact that they recognize that this happened is a good thing. and that they informed you is a good thing. They did everything they could to find it.

[@Lady.Luck.]

This happened to the mother of a childhood friend of mine. It caused an infection and let's just say.. it didn't have a happy ending

[@dmphax]

@@Lady.Luck. that's awful. 😭

[@CarFreeKC]

I took a healthcare law class and spent a lot of time focused on never events and root cause analysis related to these events. Ahhhh it's so crazy!

[@stephenscott2944]

Is that because, they never admit, to looseing ,any items in the U.S.

[@kellyv4595]

@@stephenscott2944 that’s because you could never file/win a lawsuit here. 🙃

[@tiffanythinks]

Love you so much!! You’re going through so much! I hope you’re okay my lovely. Strongest girl I know. WE GOT THIS💙 when we beat cancer, we will look back at all these moments 💙

[@milagirlxx6230]

Ah Tiffany you watch Romee too! I was going to suggest her to you 💙💙💙

[@glitter1076]

I watch every single Video of Tiffany thinks and romee as soon as I get my. Notification. You are both so brave and positive and your videos help so so many people.

[@bean269]

I think you're pixie is absolutely adorable you have the perfect face for such a doo' seriously 🥰 Stay strong and know this too shall pass just distractions stay focused for the victories that are yours alone ❤️

[@bac.914]

Hang in there Romee. I’ve been there. It seems like you get pummeled left and right, procedure after procedure, multiple surgeries, scans, side effects, mental health issues (totally to be expected!) and it feels like Murphy’s Law so all you can do is laugh. You’re an incredible person with an amazing attitude. This looks like a wonderful day full of some much needed normal things. Your apartment is beautiful! 💕

[@BentleyJax-River]

I’m so sorry this is happening to you! My dad had a sponge left in him during a quadruple bypass surgery. It caused havoc in his chest and they ended up having to open him back up to retrieve it. I think I’d demand an mri to find the darn thing. This is so unacceptable! 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@danabird22]

Thank you for sharing your journey with us. Cancer is very lonely. My cancer is very advanced and painful. I'm glad you're doing so well. We will continue to love and support you on your journey's ups and downs as long as you allow us in.

[@Lucia-yc9zj]

Open, honest communication in a respectful way. I don’t keep secrets, I expect the same from my partner BECAUSE if you never talk about your feelings and problems, how do you expect anything to get solved?

[@mmg8830]

Same here, this is the way. This is what works.

[@ginphil6473]

Important to me in a relationship.....honesty, respect, understanding and having realistic expectations.

[@kikiwalker7718]

♥️Married for 45 years!!!! 😍😁🤗 the most important thing is COMMUNICATION !!!! I cant stress ut enough. Talk to each other- do not go to bed angry at each other!!!

[@TheoriginalANGEK439]

Romee, get some hair gel, wet hair rub gel through it, make it look spiked. Little bit of punk, maybe ! 👍 Can’t believe how quick your hair has grown back. That’s a good thing.

[@klutzykate123]

Yes definitely! ☝🏻

[@deniseweber1339]

Agree! I love it short and think a tossled look or spikey look would be great! She has a face that looks sp cute with any hairstyle.

[@deborahkokinda9647]

That would have broke my heart if someone threw out my grandma's treasures. I would be livid !!!

[@erinnicole5748]

I'm literally a minute in and I just wanna say, I think your hair is really adorable, and you are probably breaking out from stress!!! That hospital has really put you thru it and then some. Honestly, even for my family and I, it feels like its been an endless line of one bad thing after another lately. It will get better. There's nowhere to go but up. I can't wait for these days to be nothing but memories for you of a time when you conquered the universe. :) Hang in there.

[@bellas_adventure_s]

As a nurse please please please advocate for yourself as much as you can. The medical system every where is completely broken. Keep fighting beautiful 💕

[@bsturc]

The doctor likely wasn't laughing at the Grey's Anatomy joke bc he knows there's viable grounds for you to sue...which I hope you do -- or at least consider it. Also, your short hair looks SO good on you!!!!! omg

[@pepsiyummie1]

You are such a great example to all women. You are a doer. You don’t wait for someone to do things for you, you just figure out how to get it done. Love that about you!

[@Chelle8847]

I was just shaking my head when you said about the lost tool story! And your last video, its just shocking how you've been treated by the hospitals, absolutely SHOCKING! Its just ridiculous! Anyway, im so glad to see you still smiling. I look forward to your next video, I hope you get results soon

[@ivyhettrick451]

I love your positive attitude. I can’t’ believe the hospital mistakes. I am 68 years old and enjoy watching your channel.

[@jdethcreations1740]

A dear friend went through having a tool left in her, during surgery. She endured having it in her for months, and the stuff it did to her body was a nightmare... made her very, very sick. :(

[@Wonderwomantam]

Humor - My husband and I find humor in even the darkest moments. It’s bonding to find the ridiculous in good/bad/odd moments. Lots of inside jokes. Seeing something that you just know your partner will laugh about, and then take a quick look at each other and try hard not to laugh because it would be inappropriate at that moment. That’s love.

[@krystalgat6138]

Sorry to hear that happened too. Glad you're ok. I pray the cancer is gone. You have a beautiful home and the shelf is perfect.

[@chrislaurenson]

Trust is what matters to me most in a relationship; once that's gone, it's over.

[@Jimsalos]

Romee, you have the best attitude! You are so kind and respectful to everyone, even those in healthcare who make mistakes along the way. I work in a hospital and you are that one in a million patient that shows kindness no matter what you are faced with. Oh, and you look great with short hair, long hair or no hair, it makes no difference. I am continuing to pray for you from Canada

[@trishag7559]

Trust would have to be my most important thing in the world of relationships! Romee your hair is beautiful! How do you rock short hair styles and long hair styles? I can't do that! You have more patience with your hospital than I could have! Your simply amazing! I am a lot of years older than you are and yet your teaching me! I want to have your patience and a better attitude! I caught myself just a little while ago when I was getting frustrated thinking if Romee can do all she does and still smile, then I can certainly find my smile and handle my frustration a little better! I straightened myself up! Thank You! Love how you are decorating your apartment! It maybe small, but wow you are making it work! Looking forward to your next video!

[@teacup2997]

You are absolutely beautiful with your short hair. Not many women could look good with it that short, but you pull it off well. I am praying for you. I know you’re gonna beat it

[@dianne1214]

I love your pixie cut as your hair grows out. If you get a fever or suddenly sick make sure your doctor knows you could have something in you. Glad you had a very productive day.

[@slimcatandme]

I too like your hair now! It feels so good when it’s growing back in! No hat required! I’ve lost my hair 2x breast cancer young, I’m now almost to 20 year survivor of 1st one, and 17 out. Time goes so fast,

[@Mesharon777]

Wow! you did so much in one day. You are so cute, and your hair really looks adorable that length. Also, you picked out the perfect shelving… And put it together all by yourself. sticking the electrical outlet next to the shelving-brilliant! It looks really really good. It’s good to see you smiling, Romee.

[@G4M4YUN13L]

the most important thing in a relationship for me is for them to actually have interest in what i like, my ideas, my dreams, etc, and remember them. but boundaries is easily at the same level too. they are so important. hope you feel better soon romee, i love your videos.

[@joanbeach644]

So great to see you Romee you are looking so good. Stay strong. We are in this fight together! Love you. ❤️🙏🏻

[@b.g.3905]

Cleaning out a rented-out storage space is also called theaft... just saying :) when the owner rents out the space it is the same as your appartment... He cant clean out the appartment or the storagespace...

[@Kristin2885]

The same thing happened to my Dad during his prostate surgery (Canada). They couldn't account for an instrument piece and had to call him back for an X-ray. They didn't find anything on the x-ray, and so the instrument was just never found. This was 10 yrs ago, and he hasn't had any issues, but it's still pretty crazy stuff.

[@katiepeterson2306]

Your hair is so cute like this! Honestly, it really suits you! The most important thing to me in a relationship is to be able to communicate with them, and understand them and have me understand them.

[@beyedoc]

I have the "waking up during surgery and feeling pain" crossed off my bucket list! 😬 I have been following you since finding your channel last year when my sister got cancer. Even going through the worst, and even if you don't feel like it, you just radiate positive energy. Aww, I so wish I could come over and have a game night with you! Constant prayers for good news. 💕Brandi

[@brigittecrawley1872]

You are so sweet. Love your tiny apartment. Hopefully they did not leave anything in your body during surgery. Take care and sending 🤗 your way.

[@357dinko]

You got so much done even being exhausted. I love your videos and appreciate you being so open and honest. Thank you for that. God Bless you.

[@nancydrugan6137]

Your new closet ( we call them shelves in the US) makes so much difference and is so practical!!

[@stacieclark-benson688]

What happened to you, kind of happened to me. I'm in the US & had my gallbladder removed 7 years ago. The surgery seemed to go smoothly. No one talked to me about a missing instrument or anything. About 6 months later, I get a call from some higher up @ the hospital telling me that there was a surgical instrument unaccounted for from the surgery before mine. They had no clue what happened to it. The possibility of it being used in my surgery was low, but they couldn't rule it out. So I had to go through 1 year of testing for Aids, hepatitis & something else. This person seemed like she wanted to do anything I asked. Probably because they potentially had a huge lawsuit on their hands. But the year went by & I remained clear. Thank God! I understand how you felt. I have been through so much being chronically ill & then this happened. It was the last time I had surgery @ that hospital. It wasn't my 1st rodeo with them, but it seemed to get worse each time. So I was done with them. Take care Romee! I actually love your hair. Its an adorable pixie cut. 💗💗💗

[@elizabethconroy7665]

Love a great hot cup of tea Honesty and Humour are the most important things Can’t believe a Surgeon would leave an instrument inside of you Pure incompetence Good Luck

[@suzannefitzgerald4974]

Romee you are an amazing woman!!! All that goes wrong and you can still smile and laugh, amazing!!! It is not lost on me how stressful all that you are going through is. Your new shelf/closet looks great and how convenient. You amaze me how you make the best use of the small space you are in. 👍🏻👏🏼🥰

[@apohlson1]

Oh Romee! I’m so sorry this is happening. Like you don’t have enough stress and worry. 🥺

[@cinthyamorin8506]

To answer your question "What is important for you in a relationship" I say: Communication, Trust and Complicity. Not sure the last word translates well from french to english but in the sense I mean it, it's about being on the same page in general. Same place in personal growth, same sense of humor or one that matches well with the other, having this kind of best friend vibe with your significant other most of the time, etc. The point you brought to the table "Boundaries" is very right too. Respect and understanding of the boundaries is absolutely a must.

[@travishsw]

Communication, patient and understanding. So many things important in a relationship! Trust ect ect

[@mailill]

Both my mother and my aunt have experienced that the doctors lost something inside them during surgery (in Norway). With my mother they found out at once after, but they actually needed to cut her open to manage get it out. With my aunt it took some time (days) until they noticed because she became really ill and it took her a long time to recover. It wasn't instruments, but something like pads (compressors?) or tampons (I don't know the english terms).

[@tyeshi62]

I don’t normally comment but i have been watching your story since beginning and i feel like you have been having repeated problems during your cancer treatment. I am upset for you and i love that you still have positive attitude and i have lot of admiration for you. I hope your cancer journey ends soon with happy ending🤙🏻 hoping 2022 videos are all about your post cancer journey🙌🏼

[@janettamcgee8124]

You looked so good in your black hat, great grey turtleneck sweater and big hoop ear-rings. Very smart looking. Your hair looks fine. Kind of has a sassy Pixie vibe going on. You are such a wonder. Sending positive thoughts your way.

[@ChoraNym]

Your tinkerbell cowlicks are adorable. I love the hair. I used to use hair gel to attempt that careless style.

[@joytolentino4265]

Honesty is most important in a relationship. Wishing you all the best ❤️

[@blessingsonthecoast]

Honesty is most important to me in a relationship. I'm going to check out the Native products. I'm praying for you to put this entire experience behind you and quickly. I'm praying for complete healing! 🙏

[@native_cos]

Would love to hear your thoughts!

[@fellameow123]

oooh a fellow plant mom!!! please do a plant tour! I have over 100 at this point, keep collecting! sending all the love in the world to you xo

[@karbear26]

That’s a really good idea to have your kitchen appliance on the rack not only to store them but also be able to use them without having to move them!

[@calliecooper99]

Communication and honesty is so important in a relationship!

[@JELLIETOTTIE]

I think each relationship has a different " recipe " so to each their own. As long as each individual is happy and it works for them, I cant sum up one "thing" as it takes more and a kinda combination. But lovely to see you happy and your usual positive strong self which is so adorable xxx

[@angem.l7358]

Communication is huge in a relationship. Always communicate your feelings. A d never go to bed angry!! Fix the issue or at least talk about it! P.s. I look forward to your updates. As I said earlier, my son has primary intracranial ewings sarcoma. He is four and can't always communicate how he feels. Your videos have been so informative. Things can only go up from here.

[@wendymichiko]

I am at a lost for words Romee. 😔I’m thankful that the surgeon was honest with you. Your strength and grace that comes through every video just blows me away. On another note I love how that new IKEA shelf looks in your place and the efficiency it provides you. Lots of love and hugs to you warrior from California. 💖💖💖

[@AndukeMTGEDH]

Understanding and being understood is the most important part of ANY relationship. Knowing you are heard goes a looooong way

[@gwenmiller6034]

"The best disinfectant is sunshine." Like the line from the book/movie "The Hospital": "Where did you train your nurses? Daucau?? It's that bad. Letting the present and future patients who depend on that hospital know what happened--and could happen to them--is the best way to put the people responsible for this hospital on notice. The problems you have experienced involve multiple departments. None of this is rare here--it is how the function on a daily basis. It is systemic. Here the press would be working on an expose and the lawyers would be advertising for others who have been harmed so they could file class action lawsuits.

[@styleandstyleability]

Important in a relationship (for me) is LOYALTY.

[@FlyingElectra]

Your hair looks cute ! I have also bought practical furniture for my apartment and you found the perfect one. I couldn’t help saying the OR word a few times when you couldn’t find the word … hope you’re doing better and busy days are indeed exhausting but also good for your spirit. Take care !

[@conniemiller2049]

Just ordered some Native products - hope you get a kickback. Been following your journey - hope it turns around for the better for you quickly. Merry Christmas!

[@native_cos]

💙🙌

[@coffofcuppee]

Hi Romee, Good decision, the new storage looks great! You had a very productive day. Take care, thinking of you. 💖

[@derekilopan]

Hi Romy, I worked in the OR and ER for a major hospital here in the States. Let me tell you - losing instruments and sponges (used to soak up blood inside your body cavity when they're operating) is VERY COMMON. There are a lot of lawsuits here around that because it is a form of medical malpractice (the technicians are supposed to do a count before and after surgery to account for EVERYTHING used during the surgery (they also charge based on this). If the count is off, then guess what - they left it in you. And they should have known before closing you up.

[@anniewatkins7646]

You need to sue! I work with attorneys and unfortunately this happens! I have been involved in countless lawsuits for this!

[@francesheaton974]

to be a good listener and respond when needed without being told to love ya hang in there

[@kimberlyiuliano6358]

So productive. Glad to see you up and around. Miss your videos.

[@annecrooker6944]

I loved this video, and I'm really digging your hair...short, long or no hair, you are beautiful!! ❤

[@str1987]

They took the xray to see if they could detect the piece of instrument, which means that the instrument will be radiopaque (very white on an xray). Generally this would have shown up very clearly on the xray of your body. I'm assuming the only reason why they even informed you is because they couldn't find it on the floor/theatre bed and it is protocol, not because they actually think it might be inside of your body. We have all lost a little butterfly from an earring stud or whatever if it falls on the floor, it is easy to loose small things that fall and roll away. If it was inside of you it would have shown on the xray, and if it something that isn't visible on xrays then they wouldn't even have bothered to take the xray. Hope this makes sense and gives you some peace of mind about it.

[@majcherj1]

Or, the piece is in there and the radiologist who read the film missed it. Or, it is plastic and near the same density as bone, so could easily be missed, competent radiologist or not. Not everything shows up on an x-ray!

[@str1987]

@@majcherj1 Maybe they missed it, also I agree not everything is visible on radiographs, but my point was that if it isn't something of density that would show up on the radiograph they would probably not have even taken one at all. The ALARA principle and all that. I would also hope that seeing as it is a first world country that the radiograph would be digital and therefore easily enlarged and contrasts and sharpness adjusted via the acquisition software to allow easier location of the object even if it is of similar density. If it was not metal and neutral or radiolucent radiographically (some plastics are heavily radiopaque) and it will likely show on MRI and they would have sent her for an MRI instead.

[@majcherj1]

@@str1987 My overarching point is that they need to give her more details about precisely what that “piece” or “part” is. She should not have to trust them to know what is safe for her. The uncertainty is not something a patient should have to endure. And how would a doctor know exactly how radiopaque some random piece of plastic is? What doctors “should have” or “would have” (and would have” is unknowable by us) done is not anything she should have to rely on, especially, since what they “should” have done is not lost part of a surgical instrument in the first place.

[@str1987]

@@majcherj1 I am sure they gave her more details than what she said in the video, but I am sure she appreciates your concern. I was just trying to give her some peace of mind, I remove separated instruments from patients for a living so I have some insight into the thought process of locating and removing them. Of course not everyone is the same and I only offered an informed opinion. And yes ideally the instrument should not have separated in the first place, but surgical instruments are not indestructible and doctors aren't gods, so one should be realistic about complication management with all things considered. Also it will never be a "random" piece of plastic, it would be a surgical instrument, so yes the doctor would likely know the radiographic density thereof. And if not known by heart it would be possible to find the information easily. If you don't trust your doctor to manage complications you sure shouldn't trust them to treat you at all for anything. Thanks for the discussion, I will be bowing out now.

[@plumdutchess]

@@majcherj1 OP clearly stated that they wouldn't have bothered with the x-ray if they weren't sure it'd show up. They know what it is, it's missing. So they know if it would show up.

[@carolaspinall1965]

Theatre is the operation room 🙂. I can't believe the amount of things, mishaps you have been through??? You are so strong. Love your new shelving unit 👍🥰. Bless you 🙏🏽

[@ThatsCass]

I also have cancer. Im 33 and have stage 4 CLL..And I just got into a relationship that is now pretty serious and I realize i needed someone who listens to me.Truly listens especially being sick so i find that has been a pretty important factor in our relationship. Im working on being a better listener Im definitely not the greatest but shes amazing at it. And ypur hair looks beautiful Romee. Your beautiful and give me so much inspiration 🖤🌻

[@debrakroeker2160]

Wow, you have been through so much x and an instrument possibly lodged in your body is crazy! You are resilient and am rooting for you.keep the good work of advocating for yourself!!!

[@JELLIETOTTIE]

Oh dear Romee, what are you like xxx we will never forget you EVER .....in a lovely way X

[@dollyhartley3618]

I just have to say this, "Your hair is perfect, I actually love it. I know when my hair came back it was so curly I was excited, thought I was going to have curly hair, but nope, it went straight after it grew longer. Hugs Romee!!

[@lorenenoe4472]

#1 Trust & growth. My mantra to cope this week: Unhealed people criticize others, healed people know it’s not about them, everyday is a new opportunity to heal. Bless you sweet woman 🦋

[@DajanaDarling]

I love the little shelf you got. It fits in the corner perfectly. I'm just wondering if it would maybe be better to switch the placement of the air fryer with the shelf where you have your toaster and kettle, cause I'm a bit worried about the steam of the kettle getting into/ on the bottom of the air fryer. Just a thought. Oh, and this hospital is just incredible. But I feel as if there are enough comments about that on here already :'D So, I'll just end it for today by saying that it's cool how quickly your hair grows and the hairstyle suits you really well!

[@la-tanyaphillips]

I know there are many more profound points in your video but something about how you view things is so inspiring. Your happiness with your new storage for appliances (while waiting for news on your cancer journey) is just what I needed to remind me that all progress should be celebrated not measured. It’s something I have taken for granted too often. Thank you from a fellow survivor. Cause no matter what, that’s what we are!!

[@connierifenburg9758]

You’re a very brave young lady. Blessings on you.😇

[@BellaJadeTrodova]

Wow Romee you are right about the instrument possibly in your body. I am sorry it happened to you but happy they did all they humanly could to locate it. Good they told you. Like you need anything else wow! Thank you for the wonderful Native Discount! OMG I jumped on it and I cannot wait til it comes. They sent me such a cute email confirmation! I also ordered from the limited addition. And I did order the Oatmeal Latte. Sounds so good. Thank you for the sweet blessing that I really needed today! ❤️🙏🌺😘

[@native_cos]

💙☕✨

[@kristinen7611]

Being Honest, Responsibility, and Loyalty

[@silvialogan9226]

Romee, your hairstyle looks very nice and really suits you. I am sorry that the little instrument got stuck during your lung surgery. I hope that they can find a solution.

[@robinmcmorris1343]

So funny that Native sponsored your video, I just bought the coconut vanilla and it’s amazing. My skin feels amazing after using this stuff. But, I am so sorry that this has happened to you. I follow you every step of the way and wish you all the best. You are so sweet. Merry Christmas Romee!! 🎄

[@native_cos]

💙🥥✨

[@babykat1969]

It feels so good when you have the energy to get things done, doesn't it? I'll bet you couldn't help staring at the shelf with your games on it, and enjoying not having to see your air fryer/toaster, etc. You did good! 😁

[@nancydrugan6137]

Honesty and Humor are very important for me in a relationship! By the way, you look so pretty in your sweater and black cap!!

[@joycegeisert3856]

Q1#

[@i.cannot.even.]

You poor girl, it's just one nightmare after another! Through it all, though, you have been one tough cookie & your sense of humor have been amazing = I think it has help you endure dealing with your health struggles & the frustration from your health care system! Keep fighting and I'll keep praying for you!

[@elisac2243]

I cannot believe the amount of medical negligence you have gone through this is just unbelievable I am so sorry this continues like this for you

[@treelore5100]

maybe it never was in the room - did they use it in the operation? are they sure they used the part that is missing? you must be happy to see nice thick hair growth!

[@boxerspause]

I have a clip left over from when I had my cancer surgery. I didn’t find out until many years later. You can actually see it on an x-ray, and I have always mentioned it when I have an MRI, but it’s been many many years and I haven’t had any trouble.

[@jamesrogowski6756]

honesty,caring,truth,and bieng there

[@songbirds3712]

The one you had to water today is a tricky one. It is very particular about watering! But it has such nice babies!!

[@muddikissez22]

I love the little hair tufts!

[@AlysN1dr]

Personally? I would move the kettle...it's going to boil and create condensation under the air fryer. So, switch...toaster and kettle, below, air fryer. Be well Romee!

[@Fiona-sg9wh]

Kindness, sense of humor, and cars about people who I love and the planet.

[@lucbelcher7256]

Romee is such a breath of fresh air! I adore her!

[@zuzacreations8174]

I’m happy to see you up and about! Nice setup in the kitchen, just be careful with your watercooker and the steam hitting the air-fryer!

[@melissasharer400]

Your hair looks AMAZINGLY BEAUTIFUL and fits you PERFECT!

[@pathuth7011]

I absolutely LOVE your hair! Your videos are always great as is your attitude.