Hello glamour ghouls! I'm Midge Munster and on this channel we do all things campy, kooky, glamorous, and spooky! Join me for year round spooky and vintage inspired content from DIYs, home decor, vintage style, and more (all with a haunting twist).
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Wonderful to have you back. I'm so glad that you're well again. Welcome back. I hope life is so much better from here on out! Kudos on advocating for yourself. As a fellow fat girl, I totally relate. People dismiss things on that alone.
I am SO relieved for you Midge. I’m so glad you’re feeling better and I’m so sorry your doctor (& other er docs) didn’t take you seriously and that you had to suffer for that long. I’m seriously so proud of you for standing up and advocating for yourself!!!
Just stumbled upon your channel and I'm so glad I did! You're absolutely stunning, in a vampy queen way 🧛🏼♀️👸. You radiate joyful, quirky vibes. Love the atmosphere you've created!
I’m so sorry to hear about your health troubles and it’s so frustrating to hear about discrimination from doctors. I’m so happy to hear you’re doing better!! I remember when I first discovered your channel I was STOKED and binged a bunch of your videos. Can’t wait for new videos in the future! Wishing you continued health and an excellent spooky season comeback!!! 🧡🖤💜🎃
I came back to your channel to find Lively Ghosts! I wanted to order something from them for my birthday but couldn’t remember the brand name, but I’m so glad they’re on the list! Great to see your lovely face again 💕
I want to be friends with you. You are definatley a kindred spirit. So ecstatic about RU-vid suggesting your vlog. Subscribed and sharing. Love from an elder goth.
I just came across your channel, I’m so excited to get to know you and YOUR STYLE IS ICONIC. I’m glad you’re doing better, cannot wait to see more from you 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤
I had my gallbladder removed while 25 weeks pregnant 10 years ago. Thankfully once I told my OBGYN my symptoms she immediately said it sounded like gallstones. I went to a specialist right away and a month later had the surgery. The gallbladder attacks while I only had 1 horrible one, it was the worst pain of my life. I’m so glad you got your surgery!
You're incredibly strong, and I'm glad you're back and better. I can have a hard time speaking up, so this is a great lesson in trusting yourself and advocating when you know something's wrong. I'm not informed, but what your GP did sounds like malpractice, yet it's all too common. Nonetheless, excited to see your ideas with this newfound health and happiness. A wonderful Halloween gift.
In my late teens, I started experiencing pain. My doctor checked a couple of things, then eventually did an ultrasound on my gallbladder. He then sent me home with a note to my mother, telling her I ought to be checked for hypochondria! I was devastated. The pain changed and got a lot worse. I started having attacks that had me taking max home pain relief, while sitting cross legged on the shower floor, with just the hot water flowing on my back. Sobbing. After months of almost daily attacks, I had an attack that didn’t ease after the 6ish hours it normally would. It lasted 2 days. I could not stop vomiting from pain. But I had previously been refusing to go to the emergency room, for fear of being told nothing was wrong. This attack was enough for me to risk it. After a bunch of stuff happened, I was given Pethidine and was too exhausted to stay awake. Yet the lovely doctor I had in the ER, snuck into my hospital room to whisper, “it’s ok hun. We worked out what is really wrong. We are going to make you better.” I happily cried myself back to sleep. I initially had gallstones. But by the time my original doctor checked it, the stones had left my gallbladder. The stones moved and got stuck in multiple bile ducts, and more importantly, I had stones go into my pancreas. My “attacks” were pancreatitis attacks. Things as simple as drinking a glass of water, would make my stomach bulge enough to bump the pancreas, setting off another attack. I was repeatedly told later, that I was lucky to have survived the amount of attacks I had. It took months of nil by mouth and multiple operations, but I was eventually fixed. Yay. I am so sorry your issues took so long to diagnose too. You are going to start feeling so much better now.
I need that lamp shade!!! 😍 Also I have a small free hand crochet biz, I wish I could show you some of my spooky stuff like the Beetle Juice top I just made! <3
Loved just sitting here drinking my coffee watching//listening to you. Love the vintage masks and buckets-LIKE LOVE THOSE MASKS you have great decor ♥️
Yes! Someone validating your symptoms and knowing you aren’t crazy is amazing. I cried when it happened to me. I had crazy feelings from my gall bladder and the pain “wasn’t where it was supposed to be” ✅ got that removed. Had strange scary heart palpitations that is a benign thing- but it was when the ER person HEARD the skipping when I cried! I was like YES THAT!
Oh girl you made me tear up when you talked about the Christine’s shoutout! You made a huge sacrifice and you deserve it all! So happy for you! And you have no idea how much your content helps us work through dark times. I just started following you and you helped me through a tough day today and just made my world a little bit better ❤️
Happy belated birthday. I definitely agree that your 30's is a beautiful new era to age into. I do have to ask you what foundation and hair color you use??? so beautiful
The things the gallbladder can do to you is nightmare inducing! I went through absolute hell for over two years, at the end was down to 102 lbs (my normal is around 170 ish) The first attack I had I seriously thought was a heart attack, too! Went to the ER and just told my potassium was low and sent me home! The attacks that would last for hours on end (towards the end would last for 8+ hrs), fear of food, and fear of leaving the house my life was literally nothing for those two years! Finally convinced my doctor to get an ultrasound done and found over two dozen gallstones. Got it taken out about two weeks later, which was back in 2017, and have been good since then. Took me another year or two to get comfortable with food again and now back to 177lbs.
Love your vampire teeth earrings. Do you happen to remember where you got them? I enjoy all your posts. Glad you are feeling better after your gall bladder removal. I had mine removed when I was 23yrs old. I like you had know idea what was wrong with me.
So glad you finally found answers. Thanks for sharing too. Its So important for people to know to keep pushing, do your research and don't give up on yourself when a dr blows you off. We know our bodies!!! It's an important message you put out there❤
I feel like you're one of the few Halloween channels I follow who's very genuine in the desire to move away from the big box store obsession and I really appreciate that from you
Gothic antiques are way better than anything resin. I bout these 2 french 1826 urn vases with metal and lions heads an the urns are black with sculpted flowers. I paid $40 for the pair. I wish I could show you a picture. You would love them
That's what I went through in February. I lost 30 pounds in a month because they didn't check my gallbladder. Then, they said they stones can pass on their own. I went to the er 4 times and they were so nonchalant about me being sick and in pain. Finally, the 4th time, the er doc was like "We're preparing you a room for emergency surgery". If I had not gone back, my surgery could have been months away. I literally could only eat once a day and it was toast. I'm glad you did something about yours too! Glad you're back!
You don't have to drink to display wine bottles. I don't like wine but I buy the Halloween themed bottles just for year around display. (The wine is probably vinegar now). I got the Vampire one with a cape on the bottle!
