When Anesthesia Stops Working - Doctor Explains Surgery Complications

[@contentedspirit9022]

I worked in a surgical ICU on a military base in the 1980s and 90s. I remember one patient who woke up during open heart surgery when the anesthesiologist took a break. As you can imagine, the surgeons were FURIOUS and the anesthesiologist had to be located emergently. I'll never forget them.

[@ginapolman4968]

Dear lord

[@prapanthebachelorette6803]

That was scary

[@surgeon1016]

I’m shocked that at any point there was no anaesthesiologist in the room I would have thought it was mandatory that if one is on break there must be another one to relieve them whilst they take a break

[@ritaleadbeater2767]

I woke up from knee replacement operation after injection in my spine which ment no breathing tubes in my mouth. I could hear drilling going on. I turned to the team. Asked, is everything ok. They replied with a yes. Then they must have gaven me a shoot to send me off to sleep. Amazing experience never felt any pain felt so very relaxed about the whole thing. From UK x

[@deborahkannewurf3829]

While I was asleep and having my first baby by cesarean I woke up when I heard my baby cry and I asked if my baby was healthy. They said your baby is fine but you are supposed to be asleep and then I went back to sleep filled with incredible joy and happiness ❤️ To me it was a beautiful,amazing experience I will always her Cherish

[@lindaday7370]

Love how you explain things. Makes it so much easier to go to surgery.

[@jacobhillanbrand7988]

I got poked 12x to get an iv started one time for an upper Gi. That was a very horrible experience. The long term effects were I believe I had a possible stroke while under general anesthesia. I woke up with a very bad headache and felt extremely dizzy for a long time after the surgery. Like months and years after and still till this day.

[@Pickles007]

Interstitial iv's hurt. Sometimes propofol can hurt, if lidocaine is added, does it prevent people from feeling interstitial propofol fluid pain? You couldn't be more right, establishing that trust is key. When there's a sense of trust, then there's a sense of safety & that would make a difference with someone with PTSD. I can't imagine how empowering it would be to have a surgical team & anesthesiologist that genuinely cared about patient. We all don't have a Dr Kaveh keeping us safe in OR, your exposures to OR does help empower myself when OR team & anesthesiologist here could careless about person or quality care they provide. Thank you for all you do Dr K.

[@MedicalSecrets]

You are corrected at the lidocaine, and that's why many providers added the propofol to reduce the burn. Thank you for the kind comments 🙏

[@MarVelJones-n2n]

This happened to me! C-section. 1982. Brigham & Women's. I didn't want general anesthesia because of previous problems with it. They did the spinal. My legs went numb but not my abdomen--I've got a lot of physical deformities in my pelvis. Once they cut into me, and saw that I was in severe pain, they said they couldn't put me out until they got the baby out. He was premie and didn't really want to come out. That was one intense situation. Very grateful for my training in self-hypothesis! It was my dad's medical specialty. I later worked in the anesthesiology dept at that hospital. Had the most wonderful boss there.

[@CiiDisabledGang]

Hi Dr Anythony Kaveh, I’m inspired by your videos, and is inspiring to become a nurse anesthesiologist. I was born with one arm, due to vater syndrome and located in the Bay Area. I would love to be mentored by you when I start nursing school. I just started phlebotomy’s school to get my feet wet into the healthcare field and especially for early venipuncture skills for anesthesia delivery. Thank you so much for your videos Dr. Kaveh! Much Respect 🦾

[@MedicalSecrets]

Wow, your story is quite motivational! I'm not sure anything I do can be quite as inspirational as what you're doing 🙏

[@debbaxter6615]

You go! Nothing can stop you 🎉

[@Nicana68]

Excuse the personal question and I mean no offence, but how can you be a medical professional with only one arm? I imagine there would be many, many times you'd need two hands to administer medication or physically handle a patient?

[@CiiDisabledGang]

@@Nicana68 watch my one arm phlebotomist where I demonstrate how I palpitate the the veins on my patients. I’m a future nurse as well. And no offense, I love all questions!

[@oneluckygirlandherdog]

You are a wonderful teacher, thank you for taking the time to create these videos and share such empowering information.

[@SaintBernardPuppies]

My Dad went in for a Colonoscopy and he was talking with the doctor. At some point after he was given the sedative they realized it was not working. They repeatedly asked "how are you feeling" and he kept saying "fine". The doctor realized the needle was not in correctly. The doctor was very annoyed but then the doctor put in the next iv. We laughed about it as it was not general anesthesia. General anesthesia, yeah thats where everything is important. Thank you for the videos. I do enjoy them. I enjoy your fantastic personality.

[@MedicalSecrets]

I'm so happy nothing serious happened! 🙏 Thank you for the kind comments 😀

[@jino2786]

I had failed anesthesia. It was only ECT so it is quick but the panic and awareness plus not being able to breathe due to muscle relaxers and them not knowing and one guys inexperience to help me breathe. The absolute worst experience I've ever been through. Now I can never have surgery or anything like it again ugh

[@thefuzzfactor2989]

I'm getting more and more terrified of having an op now@ 😱

[@MedicalSecrets]

Knowledge can be helpful, but hurtful if it's not put in the right context and perspective. Was something I explained unclear, maybe?

[@debbiechapa6810]

I am so glad I found your Chanel, I have learned so much. I am a retired ER nurse and still love learning.

[@smile4me433]

Love the new setup and the content too of course

[@MedicalSecrets]

Thank you!

[@balletbabe9715]

This was fascinating, but scary. Sorry I missed the live. You always go live when I am busy. LOL

[@MedicalSecrets]

Hopefully we can catch you live next time!

[@erinnswan7063]

My Mother woke up during exploratory abdominal surgery. My Mother's surgeon got extremely ANGRY at the anesthesiologist. He never used him in surgery again.

[@gregzeng]

Best wishes from Australia, 6 months after this video was created. Suggestibility works many ways, in pain management. This is well established in this video. Thank you. My wife is a genuine orphan. No mother, no father. So panic attacks, anxiety and hyperarousal are so much a part of her whole existence. The comments following this video show other hypersensitive people also. In these cases, social stereotypes, cultural expectations, and careful preparation can greatly assist the outcome, for good or not. Hypnosis and acupuncture work well for certain people, not just Chinese backgrounds. These cultural inheritances are important in my professional area (social work). The military, medical model (ICD 11) and the psychological model (DSM 5) are not yet officially aware of this importance.

[@prapanthebachelorette6803]

Interesting

[@janetsherman2503]

My iron levels were low after ankle surgery. I was given by iv, packed iron. My iv needle came out and the iron started going into my arm tissues. My arm blew up. Now I have very dark skin on that arm. Yes it is painful.

[@cynthiadianecarey9902]

I've had anesthesia 8 times. 4 times they told me afterwards, that they had lost me during surgery, and 2 times I was awake. So, my experience has been 3/4 of the time, anesthesia wasn't as planned. One was for a heart procedure for A-fib and I watched the waves of different colors, and the placement of their instruments, on the monitor screen. I didn't know I was supposed to be asleep, until they took the breathing tube out, and I asked them what the blue pulsating color was. The doctors were shocked that I had beetn awake and watching. They asked me a lot of questions, but no one ever explained why, just that it had only happened to them once before, etc. Obviously, I try to avoid surgery. I don't use any recreational drugs, etc. I am a yogi, but it was certainly not intentional. Do some people have more difficulty with anesthesia not working as expected? It hasn't been particularly painful, and I haven't been very anxious, but I didn't know it could cause problens beyond pain. Perhaps doctors could ask their patients if they are asleep, or something similar.

[@sunkissG]

In all the surgeries I’ve had I never woken up. But…under procedural anaesthesia I am awake but paralized. Very painful and terrifying.

[@laurakelley2020]

I love listening to your videos. So Informative.

[@apotheticallyautistic73]

I've woken up mid surgery (emergency surgery both times) I don't remember pain don't remember much but started to weeks later so traumatic

[@vickidickinson2888]

Thank God my surgeon realized I wasn't "under" and told anesthesia I wasn't "out". I was very anxious before surgery and this was in 80's before versed and propafol. The Demerol and Vistaril I had preop really hadn't relaxed me. I had my eyes closed because of the bright lights and was praying. They clapped the mask over my face, eyes shot open and I started struggling to sit up. Old trauma, plagues me to this day. Thank God for the new meds in use today. I am an RN but am still pretty anxious when I have to have surgery or RFAs done for pain control.

[@darriontunstall3708]

Great live stream, I alway learn so much, you rock man, that was very awesome! I really enjoy donating to the anesthesiologist Foundation, since it was hard for me to go to college because of my cerebral palsy. also I can’t drive because of my cerebral palsy, so I’m gonna get my all electric car and let other people drive it for me

[@MedicalSecrets]

Great seeing you on!

[@darriontunstall3708]

@@MedicalSecrets thank you! You rock

[@deeskajem5881]

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[@juditrotter5176]

In the early’90’s I had cataract surgery. I was aware of not liking having a mat and strap put on the eye going to be operated on. A month or so later I went to have the second eye operated on. The anesthesiologist joked”Oh no! I was hoping I wouldn’t get you the second time”. He showed me the charts from the first surgery going up an then down! It was really funny!

[@davidcase4446]

What tv show was the ring tone from

[@reneekh3599]

I wish you could be my anesthesiologist on my next surgery. I have issues with certain drugs, so getting anesthesia scares the ___ out of me, but every surgery I've had I didn't meet or talk to the anesthesiologist until minutes before they put me under & all of them seemed to blow off my concerns. Last surgery I had was a major deal, & I had to hunt down the anesthesia practice before my surgery to express my concerns. When I did talk to an anesthesiologist it was not the doc I met minutes before my surgery the next day 🙄

[@ruthmallery5601]

IBS/ stress no funding for GI / brain relation research

[@davebez1461]

Thanks for a answering my question. They kept the breathing tube in until the next morning and it was awful!

[@MedicalSecrets]

Thank you for your vulnerability in sharing that. How did the rest of your recovery go?

[@davebez1461]

Recovery was not as bad as I thought it would be. The anxiety before surgery was much worse

[@YackBackatcha]

What is your opinion about acupuncture versus anesthesia. Can Acupuncture be used for invasive surgery.

[@janeannelson9332]

When I was getting a iv the nurse hit a nerve sending me to the ceiling? It hurt so bad I want to go home instead of having a colonoscopy?

[@barbararumbough4807]

Can you have a video on hard to stick patience ? It is so horrible for me to get poked so much. I end up in tears everytime!

[@sarahhayslip1793]

After a 6-plus hour bypass surgery, I woke thinking I had been kidnapped. It took 3 days to come out of that delirium 😢

[@RBLong0928]

I've had umpteen surgeries, seriously, and have never had a bad experience. I've never been afraid or worried about them. I'm a hard stick for IV's. The poor nurses have a rough time. I always tell them, it does NOT bother me so don't worry about sticking me 50 times. 😅 They all know me now and there's a note on my records.

[@lesliedelvalle8939]

When I was preparing to deliver my third child be C-section I asked the anesthesiologist to give me an epidural. With no explanation he informed me I was having a saddle block even though I had specifically the epidural. The saddle block completely stopped working while I was still wide open and the pain was unbearable. I started thrashing my head back and forth ( consequently tearing three arteries: carotid, vertebral and one more I can’t remember. ) Long story short : those dissected and occluded arteries lead to a massive stroke 21/2 weeks later. I crossed over and came back for my newborn.

[@MedicalSecrets]

I'm so sorry you had that experience, but I greatly admire your vulnerability in sharing that. I'm afraid I don't have any words 😔

[@vickidickinson2888]

I have no words. That is so frightening. God be with you.😢

[@kathybell7407]

HELLO FROM WASHINGTON STATE

[@dancingkillerwhale]

Certainty, curiosity, confidence. Also ways to go through labor; through childbirth without, or at least, minimizing medical intervention.

[@marcsworld1love]

I'm terrified of needles even just getting a blood test and seeing you hold the IV needles and talking about their thickness and the nerve block needle in the beginning of the video just scares the crap out of me. I need extensive Oral Surgery and I'm so scared to go in. I don't know what to do, or how to get past my severe fear. I've tried calling many psychologist for this fear, but so far all say they are not taking more patients at this time, or they don't even call back. 😢

[@cnlights2]

This happened to me. Doc didnt mix the gases right. I was a little sleepy but I not enuf. I couldn't breathe but very much awake. I took the mask off and told them it wasn't working. Adjustments made. I went out.

[@dang2648]

Another interesting one! Thank you!

[@brenda9140]

⚘Thx for the video, Tony

[@cindy9032]

I was having an exploratory on my female parts...I had endometriosis....In the OR I could hear people talking and then I felt a puncture in my adomen...it hurt...the next thing I felt was a burning sensation (they were using a Lazer to burn off the endometriosis)....I wanted to tell them but couldn't because of the paralysis from the meds. Fortunately the doctor saw tears streaming from my eyes and had the anesthesiologist to give more meds... My doctor didn't say anything until I described the surgery...He was shocked that I knew what happened. Years later I had to have a hysterectomy...a different anesthesiologist....I was so nervous & about to jump off the table....he asked me what was going on...I said you are going to make sure I'm knocked out right? He said of course...someone did a number on you ... don't worry I'll take good care of you 😊

[@hhk740]

very informative!

[@carissagoldsmith1787]

My name Richard from oz if Take prfoll what other drug I have fits

[@SophieBaby0527]

Thank you for sharing

[@RBLong0928]

I had an infiltration in the ER one time. I kept telling them the IV was really hurting. The nurse kept "assuring" me it was ok. She wrapped a warm towel around my arm. I just finally had to get angry. When they took the towel off, I couldn't believe it, nor could they! My upper arm was HUGE like a balloon. And it hurt sooo bad!

[@kathleenjoyce-grendahl7871]

I had hand surgery and they just used propofol. I woke up twice during surgery. I became wide awake. I could have just got off the table and went about my day. The second time my eyes snapped open, I looked over at the drapping and felt a tugging on my hand. I still remember both instances vividly. It was traumatic.

[@catherineroberts8291]

Did the patient use any substance prior to anesthesia?

[@JrNelson-w4o]

With my hemorrhoidectomy surgery ? When they wheeled me into the operating room and they put the oxygen mask on I fall right to sleep? Because I did not get much sleep the night before surgery?

[@heavenleeangeltalk8471]

I am interested in ketamine treatment. I've had debilitating depression my whole life. I do have an ICD unit. Would I still be eligible??

[@terriharmison4090]

None of this is helping my fears. Ever since being on IV antibiotics for 4 months I’m a hard stick (17 tries once & was finally gotten in my foot) and my veins blow easily. Do you monitor the IV’s also?

[@MedicalSecrets]

I'm sorry to hear that. We absolutely do monitor the IVs. I have a video coming out in a day or two that might help with your fears, it might be helpful for you to watch 🙏

[@terriharmison4090]

@@MedicalSecrets I’m looking forward to it. And I’m definitely glad to hear that you monitor it as well. Thank you for your terrific information.

[@lauraphillipson6334]

​@@terriharmison4090 I'm a hard stick too. The last time I went to ER , and told them I'm a hard stick, they used a vein finder. It uses ultrasound. They put in a IV, one stick, in under a minute. I recently had a medical procedure and purposely chose the hospital over a surgery center as I knew they would be able to request it from the ER. Makes all the difference.

[@terriharmison4090]

@@lauraphillipson6334 I’ve had ultrasound numerous times. They help find veins for certain (I hate it because they go so deep it’s painful) but frequently my veins blow anyway. I just had back surgery and the EMT who started my IV got me on the first stick! It’s just hit or miss, pardon the pun.

[@rebeccamiller1741]

My horse may require orthroscopic surgery ...so I watched a related video .gosh the horse started to wake up on the table...surgeon almost got his block knocked off 😳

[@leisurely6711]

Could it be that its not relaxed but the placebo effect?

[@joditercero8003]

This happened to my baby. He did not receive proper anesthesia due to a faulty IV. It was his only IV. He had an airway revision surgery and scheduled for an MLB. Suppraglottoplasty complete. Intubation initiated. I was told he had a vagal response and coded. He never lost pulses but the code took several minutes to resolve. Is that a laryngeal spasm in medical terms? My baby is okay and extremely determined ❤

[@globe2555]

Don't doctors use barbiturates as the most common Anesthesia medication in most cases? Propofol is used as an anesthetic for minor surgical procedures and as an introduction to long-lasting anesthesia. I know they use Benzodiazepines as sedation medication before and after the operation, especially Flunitrazepam.

[@suesmith9314]

I was having a test with contrast and it infiltrated and it was extremely painful! Why wasn’t he screaming?

[@MR-rp3xr]

I cancelled a nose job and a hernia op also I wont go to the doctor's about My Mencius problem in my knee because they wanted to give me a general instead of local and then they wanted to sedate me so I refused right on the operating table got up and walked out

[@katiedid8192]

I had my first colonoscopy with Versaid ( 1990s). They may as well have given me saline. I could moan but not speak but felt everything. I finally sat up and was able to shout stop!!! Took me decades to go back. Would not go unless they used prophphol ( sp). I had had 3 Natural childbirths and a kidney stone- none of them was as painful as that colonoscopy. Have had no issue with prophophal. Also had a bad experience with Turdol immediately post surgery analgesic. It was a new drug and think they were using it instead of opieds. It did not work and finally the surgeon gave me a narcotic. I came out of ansresthesia in severe pain. Never had another procedure done at that hospital again,. They didn’t listen and were rude. The RR nurse said to a student “ give her a full dose. She is a nurse and nurses always require more for pain. “. Thank goodness I have had some good experiences as well.

[@giselabusby1530]

I had breast cancer and it had surgery to remove the bad part but I woke up I felt it ever since then I'm nervous

[@gwendolynfloccari4927]

My nephew has always wanted to do what you do. Just found out that he can't because he has color blindness. Sad for him.

[@YackBackatcha]

I have terrible effects from Ketamine....why? I feel disembodied and I get extreme paranoia. Why?

[@katherinequintero8782]

Great way of explaining. Thanks to you I am no longer afraid of anesthesia. I was terrified. Thanks Dr. Kaveh blessings

[@JoJoGranum]

I didn’t know ketamine can be used for depression. My SSRI isn’t as effective as it was in the past so hmm.

[@MedicalSecrets]

Yes, with medical supervision it can be powerful in the right setting!

[@cris-RN]

I'm a nurse and I'm actually looking into it now..I have a.little fear from a possible k-hole effect(dissociative.dis/out of body feeling)...but not worried too bad..this drug has been around for years and they can adjust.it.accordingly...im not sure about Dr. Ks area..but In NC it's usually 0.5-0.8 mg/kg and they measure your body and get weight and HX and all that. I've never used for my issues but I have a consult on 03/22/23. Wish me luck and good luck to you. 😊

[@MedicalSecrets]

@@cris-RN Thank you for your service to patients, and thank you for showing your perspective!

[@cris-RN]

@@MedicalSecrets ...noooo..thank you doc.. I worked with some awesome doc's such as yourself and I've also worked with some not-so-good docs...🤣🤣.. but I thoroughly enjoy your lives and YT. And I have much respect for you and what you are doing to educate people. There's not many of you left...🤦‍♀️

[@pauljames5914]

​@@cris-RN I had ketamine infusion and got very frightened and panicky halfway through and they had to give me some versed to calm me down. An anesthesiologist years before told me I'd probably not like the side effects of it. When it was done I asked them if I had died or had a stroke during infusion. I'm kind of scared to try it again. I'm going to probably get TMS treatment again instead. Both are quite effective for depression though. TMS is definitely not as bad but it can hurt your head.

[@MrStephen092]

Nobody got the ring tone? It's from Smash Bros. lol

[@lyzzylabelle]

Mime didn't work during a routine endoscopy and I ended up having 3 seizures they only tied me down after I was screaming yelling help ! I felt.it all! I was then put into a 3 day coma 72 hours!!!! I plan on seeing them.kf I can

[@gregreynolds7417]

What are the steps of putting a patient asleep in preparation for bi-lateral lung Tx

[@Noone-rt6pw]

So anesthesia is operating the computer in Safe Mode.

[@JoyceJohnson-l7v]

I had my Appendix removed over 46 years ago. Yet they are still there bigger than ever before. They ruptured on the operating table.

[@BrendaLee8]

Hello Dr K

[@MedicalSecrets]

Hello!

[@KB-ih5gf]

I had a vitrectomy years ago as an outpatient and the guy before me chickened out so they took me in right away. My eye had been frozen but no one gave me a sedative but I thought they had. After the surgery (which I was awake for) I told the doctor “wow, those are some really good sedatives”. He laughed and said you never had one. We decided it was the placebo affect. I was miss party girl. 😂

[@jcwittig]

I seem to need more anesthesia every time I go under conscious sedation is this normal? I have scurvy and need all of my teeth removed usually I would push to have it done in a hospital because of pre-existing medical conditions and diagnosis how do I know how do I trust that they will give me enough sedation so that I remember nothing? Because I can guarantee if they don't give me enough it's going to be bad for all of us. With conscious sedation I come out of it immediately when i am in recovery (directly across the hall) I'm awake alert and within two or three minutes I am discharged and get to go home. Every time I have the procedure done they need to give me more anesthesia and I come out of it quicker every single time. I've had a doctor/surgeon previously reassure me they were going to do a conscious sedation I had to go to a specific hospital get that done they put the IV in and he didn't give me any situation at all. That was the worst thing I've ever gone through the vomiting to ask for it aspiration being unable to breathe and he just kept going like it was clear sailing. It took me 6-7 years and i would cancel/ reschedule the procedure for me to trust but this time they would give me the sedation for procedure I have shunned like the plague never wanting it to be done again. Thankfully my new doctor surgeon reassured me that I would not remember what happened during the procedure. And he did just that and it has gone the same way every time I have to get it done. My trust in him is absolute. The only thing is each time I go in for the procedure I need more sedation. I worry that the time may come when the amount of sedation they have to give me actually can harm me.

[@SophieBaby0527]

Ketamine works! Grateful

[@mikaeladevries24]

Do you know anything about conversation disorder

[@MedicalSecrets]

Yes, I've seen it in the operating room, too

[@mikaeladevries24]

@Medical Secrets what can you tell me about it? I was diagnosed with it in 2020 after waking up from surgery and having what looked similar to my regular seizures and whenever I have a procedure I have to be put under yet still have functional seizures afterwards.

[@lindaday7370]

I had the iv infiltrate into my soft tissue. The anesthesiologist ask me if I was getting sleepy and I said no. I looked at my arm and it looked the size of a grapefruit! She put in another very quickly and I was otutta there. When I woke up she had put and ice pack and the bump was going down.

[@barbaraclemens]

Almost always others in OR start IV

[@pauljames5914]

Too many ads on your channel!!

[@RoadShowTrucker]

What happens if you don’t wake up or they breathing is 100 percent maybe because sleep apnea

[@lisaschuster686]

Why do we need pain relief if we’re unconscious?

[@ramonitaboisclair3869]

lol,you’re so awesome 👏🏼🙏🙏🙏🙏😎😎😎

[@Oldspartan65]

Cant wait for 8:00 to go home

[@debbaxter6615]

I think he took a Xanax before surgery is my guess. LOL

[@dancingkillerwhale]

Dude. Is it Monster Rancher?

[@daniellehathaway5360]

HELLO DOCTOR

[@MedicalSecrets]

Hello!

[@kenfine1469]

Sick of the social-media shout-outs. This turns into an episode of Romper Room.

[@jannz7545]

Omg scary y& so not good. My IV always blows

[@MedicalSecrets]

😬

[@juliemauldin-davis681]

Ring tone super man😊

[@carissagoldsmith1787]

If you can’t take what other drug I can take

[@joyandrews3804]

If the doctor has no explanation for the pain I feel, I tell myself that the pain isn’t real. Mostly the pain goes away. Unfortunately it doesn’t work with my fibromyalgia or IBS.

[@HarmlessHobby]

Conversion disorder is modern day hysteria.

[@nicolemari9140]

Hey Doctor im getting surgery in April 12 i just stopped smoking weed today will i be ok during surgery im nervous thanks

[@angelajaconetti6929]

Star Treck the movie!

[@leisurely6711]

Ringtone is supersmash bros

[@savanahasargent4856]

👍👍

[@janeannelson9332]

When they wheeled me back to the operating room I was quiet and relaxed and ready for my surgery and the PA prescription me medication that I was allergic to and I had gave the nurse all my medication I was taking and the medication I was allergic to? He’s wanted to argue with me about it! It made me 😡🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵

[@HarmlessHobby]

All I know is the tone is a TikTok viral song

[@CrunchyCelery]

I love the mis-read, is a paralytic needed for a nap.

[@m.m.m.c.a.k.e]

So the nurse almost killed him

[@MaryJane9431]

You look like George Clooney

[@Brain_Kandi]

The ringtone is Super Smash Bros! No one got it?

[@sherrykirk6207]

You are a very cute doctor

[@JrNelson-w4o]

Your phone

[@JoyceJohnson-l7v]

They are calling you for work.