♡ Hospital Admission for Feeding Tube Change! | Amy Lee Fisher ♡

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@GhoulBunny Год назад

Just rewatching her views after her passing because it feels like she's here with us

@ms.silva_christinah7814 Год назад

same !

@maddietillem6778 5 лет назад

It amazes me how you suffer through so much pain and nausea every day, but still, keep a positive attitude! Before I discovered your channel I had no idea how much work it takes to care for someone with such a severe illness. It really is a full-time job! You're so amazing for being able to still enjoy life even though you have been through so much pain and suffering.

@lindseymurphey9410 5 лет назад

P.s. your intestinal failure doc is probably a gastroenterologist in case you were wondering. I like medical terms.

@Sg_83 5 лет назад

I think it's wonderful that you announce trigger warnings. Nothing I've watched from you has triggered anything to me but you're so respectful to your viewers. Also....I love your voice. Not just your accent but your tone is very calming!

@kerrywood407 5 лет назад

I can’t believe you did that awake babe your so amazingly strong. You really should be proud of yourself because I am proud of you. So nice to see you have a lovely friend to be with you. Hope your feeling better from it soon. Xxx

@jaccrazy21 5 лет назад

Shout out to the gorgeous tech/nurse who took you back to imaging. Such a doll. Secondly, holy cow girl! As I understand it for button changes they usually can do it in clinic or at home. But full tube changes most folks go under for that. Or at least twilight meds. lol. You r a rock star!! You go Amy!

@user-tb2ww5hm3j 4 года назад

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@MoonlightMirage 2 дня назад

@@user-tb2ww5hm3j What does that have to do with the comment or video 💀

@jasminaalm 5 лет назад

Hi Amy ! My best friend and I support each other through surgeries and chemo. It is so great to have her there, and I’m so happy to help her when I can . Sometimes I can’t be with her but we have pancakes once per week, or a chocolate binge . The worst is when you’re alone. Sending you gentle healing hugs !

@jasminaalm 5 лет назад

I forgot to say - we have the same oncologist!

@jacijay724 5 лет назад

This lady is kickass strong!! Here I am crying about my slightly painful bellyache, and here Amy just walks in, gets a tube change like a boss. Damn inspiring, good work girl ;) Edit: Where's your Patreon at?? Can you do a more detailed video on how you afford all the medical stuff? I could imagine just supplies alone would be sooo much

@gracehindle 4 года назад

jaci what Amy lives in the UK and all medical care is free over here! a family member of mine has a stoma and they get everything free! just thought i’d take the time to respond x

@elmk0396 4 года назад

Grace Hindle she actually lives in Australia! (But originally from the UK). Luckily we have a great Medicare system like the UK 😊

@jacijay724 4 года назад

@@elmk0396 Oh I live here too. We're so lucky here with medicare! Fortunately, I don't have any major health problems so my regular check-ups and basic procedures are all free. I guess I was wondering how it works for her, who has quite a bit going on. Would medicare pay for all her medication and supplies too? I know I have to pay for medication still with medicare. Would be interesting to learn more about our system and how much she relying on medicare vs private insurance vs govt benefits

@audreylockridge6164 3 года назад

My jaw just dropped because I’m an American and I can’t comprehend all of I being free. I have a very mild chronic illness and all of my doctors appointments, meds, and screenings cost a ton of money.

@ForeverLostInBook 5 лет назад

Who else watches all of the ads on Amy’s videos? Gotta support your fave youtubers 👏🤞🤞

@kamishoo 5 лет назад

Cat Hales If you close the ads, she doesn’t get paid? I thought she get paid just for watching the whole video 😱 I feel bad now.

@amyleefisher52 5 лет назад

Thank you so so much! It helps me more than you know 🙏🏼💓

@lindajedeon9441 Месяц назад

She has passed away the ads helped her with her medical bills

@lottiatbeaniecodesigns4681 5 лет назад

Oh my I didn’t realise it would be so long 😱. You are incredibly strong and brave and I have such high respect for you, well done Amy 👍. I know you’re feeling a bit crappy at the moment but please rest and take some time out for you. Thanks for sharing sweetie 🥰🇬🇧 Courtney is such a lovely friend 😊💙.

@rae1957tn 5 лет назад

The classes sound good. Amy you go through so much God Bless you. You have a very ice friend

@pileotires 5 лет назад

Tubes are always longer than you'd think!! I remember getting my drain tube removed after my first kidney transplant. Weirdest feeling! And like over 3ft (1m) of tube!! The doctor was wrapping it around his arm as he pulled it out.

@pyrethorn 5 лет назад

As someone with chronic pain and mental health issues, it warms my heart how you talk about your conditions and the procedures surrounding them! Just found your channel and I'm loving it! Thanks for being amazing!

@WorthyMissJ 5 лет назад

Sponsored? Awesomeness! Wooaaahhhh..... That is one LONG intestinal tube! I've never seen how long they are! What a trip! You're one tough and brave person to try to stay awake for that! I can't handle pain at all!

@paincreatesfame 5 лет назад

GET THAT SPONSORSHIP 👏🏻👏🏻

@cassandradavis5739 5 лет назад

You are so amazing to go through everything you go through I just love your transparency and strength your such a incredible person and I love how you bring awareness to all of your illnesses

@linmay8074 5 лет назад

Courtney has the most amazing smile. You are one brave girl witha wonderful supportive friend.

@knuffelbeer193 5 лет назад

Love it that the techs are so curious about your finger splints. In the medical field you never stop learning!

@David-jd5lp 3 года назад

I just cannot believe that people would "thumbs down" on this beautiful angel.

@devonlacava4346 5 лет назад

Amy, you're amazing! You say often that we inspire you, however you're the one that inspires us. I hope that one day there is a cure for everything you have. You're a rock star!! ♥️♥️

@amyleefisher52 5 лет назад

Devon Lacava I hope so too, thank you so much 🙏🏼🙏🏼

@devonlacava4346 5 лет назад

@@amyleefisher52, you're so very welcome. I feel like every time I see one of your videos they're eye opening. Even though I've not been following you very long I feel like I know you. As we say here in Massachusetts you're "wicked awesome" 😊♥️♥️💖💖

@dufft38 5 лет назад

My girlfriend is currently in the hospital she has a feeding tube that was misplaced into her colon and has caused a hole in her small intestine and weights around 78 pounds I'm hoping she recovers but watching, what you have been through and are still going through. You have given me hope she will make it.

@xxkissingrazors 8 месяцев назад

how is she now?

@dufft38 8 месяцев назад

@flair4thedramatic she has passed away

@kimpossible7505 5 лет назад

Well done on the tube change! I have the same brand but mine is a dangler. I can’t do a button because it never vents properly. I have to go under anesthesia for mine because my dr also clips it into my jejunum to prevent it from kinking

@willowgggw 5 лет назад

The worst part of hospital stays is getting blood drawn every morning at like 5am 😭

@moonylanatm_ 5 лет назад

I agree cos they wake u up so early and want to draw your blood

@Wee_ones_Xolito 5 лет назад

Totally!! It’s impossible to rest/sleep/repair.. the irony 😩

@ambsholly 5 лет назад

😫😫😫😫

@mackenzie8703 4 года назад

Also for people who have phobias or needles ( *cough* one of them being me *cough*) it is absolute hell

@cathcoll7961 5 лет назад

Thank you for sharing your procedure My neighbour explained for me You were so so brave lovely ❤️❤️❤️

@stardust700 4 года назад

You help me through the pain everyday. You don't even know how much of a hero u are to me

@TayanaZook 5 лет назад

WHO ELSE LOVES AMY BTW I'm a RU-vidr too!

@amyleefisher52 5 лет назад

Tayana Zook meeee 😂🙋🏽‍♀️🙋🏽‍♀️🙋🏽‍♀️

@cathcoll7961 5 лет назад

Me I feel like Amy are my online daughter and Son in law 😀😀❤️❤️

@LloydBlack-In-Hell 5 лет назад

Amy is awesome. I don't know her except from her videos but she's always been great. I respect her a lot for everything she's been through.

@abbykathleenkuusisto360 5 лет назад

Meeeee

@nicoledewald2718 4 года назад

I do

@woahitsnicachoo 4 года назад

I love your videos so much, it's so interesting and we get to see your perspective of the things you go through and we get to learn medical stuff! Keep smiling sunshine! You are so loved and appreciated and cared for!💜

@crystalblue3842 4 года назад

Phew imagine having to do this much everyday just to exist! Takes commitment and energy

@penelopepolinsneemeyer4757 5 лет назад

Well done on managing the tube change awake! xxxx

@carolinasuar 5 лет назад

I hope next time you will get the full anestesia. Maybe you feel better in a couple of days instead a week or so with anestessia, but its quite traumatic being awake! And that doesnt go away with time, so I really hope you can choose what works for you. Your friend is so beautiful and you are so brave! Recently I had back surgery and was in so much pain. I admire your strength, and I feel blessed with your videos. Big hug from Argentina, South America

@karlafielding1200 5 лет назад

Girl you are amazing, well done on the tube change, with no sedation or anything. You are a true warrior, inspiration to all.. I cried last week having a camera in to my bladder, so I can not imagine the pain you felt that day having your tube changed. Sending lots of love from the not so sunny U.K xx

@mmrtactical7764 4 года назад

You're an amazingly strong person! More people need to see this so they know how lucky they are...Keep getting after it my dear.

@cupcake22hempsall54 4 года назад

It's nice to know someone who understands pain and suffering when u have medical condition

@riridances7743 4 года назад

I am crying right now I hope you get better soon my uncle has kidney failure

@marieked 5 лет назад

No, they have balloon danglers, mine were done without sedation, the dangler I had originally was one with a bumper and that has to be done under sedation. All my tube changes with a balloon, including my amt button is done in IR so they can see in real time where the tube is going and to make sure it’s sitting in the right spot.

@91jjaaddee 5 лет назад

Feels like it wasn't that long ago you got your RU-vid plaque and now your nearly at 200k. Go you girl you deserve it and I'm so glad I've been here for the last few years to see the journey. You did amazing having that done without GA 💜💪🏻 much love

@christinewalsh7824 5 лет назад

You are so amazingly strong to do the procedure awake. You live with so much pain and I’m so sorry for that. Thanks for sharing and educating us. Keep fighting and being a bad ass.

@jenniferbauman9671 4 года назад

You’re so good at explaining things. I’m chronically ill also and my journey is just beginning. Tube feeds etc. lm learning so much thankyou for making your channels. Best of luck to you!❤️

@violetunicorn9188 3 года назад

Gawd it sucks so hard that she lost her battle with her chronic illnesses 😢

@peikos111 3 года назад

wdym ?

@mossvibes 2 года назад

@@peikos111 Amy died a while back after things got really bad and she had heart failure. 😔 if you go look at the most recent few videos in her uploads you can see the announcement

@ippswich 4 года назад

I hope they at least gave you something for the pain while changing it out, and if they didn't offer I would have asked! I've had a lifetime of medical issues as well because I was born without a urethra. (Over 15 major abdominal surgeries at this point I think.) I'm new to your channel and understand the kind of strength you have to have to put up with all the medical stuff on a day to day basis. Just wanted to say thank you for posting these videos. Even though I don't suffer with the same issues you do, it's nice to see that when there are other people out there that understand the struggle.

@wifemomteacherlife7648 5 лет назад

You are so blessed to have such a precious friend who supports you and loves you! ❤️ Hold onto her!

@amyleefisher52 5 лет назад

WifeMomTeacherLife I know I’m so lucky to have her in my life! 😅💓

@alexandraframe6493 5 лет назад

It super you have so many friends to help you out. I love all your videos. I learn medical treatment and procedures thanks to your. I know I’m not alone in living with a chronic illness. People don’t always understand all the little things that affect our bodies, and mind. 💜🙂

@ambsholly 5 лет назад

It looked so sore when the tube was being pulled out

@saraholivia3474 5 лет назад

I've spent so many sleepless nights in that hospital, was pretty funky to see it haha. You're so strong my dude I'm so proud

@katyad5268 5 лет назад

Hey Amy, I am new to your channel, and I don't know much, but I just wanted to tell you that God loves you, and no matter how hard life gets, he is there. I'm so thankful your alive, and that you can share your story with others . May God bless you, and may you keep being strong!

@pammipayne3334 4 года назад

Courtney is such a great friend, smiley bubbly is just what you need. I am the same as you Amy, well I am older version. I must say tube changing is so painful but I power on through.. I normally have GA because they say it's easier to control my allergies especially as me and contrast dye are not friends..lol..

@kamishoo 5 лет назад

I’m late but I was so worried about your tube change without anesthesia, but you are so brave! 💪🏻 you have to be so proud of yourself💜!! I like these ‘day in a life’ videos but honestly I like all your videos hahahaha, I missed a new video last week but I know that sometimes can be hard editing and all that when your health isn’t good, I hope you are fine now because I know that you had other health issues besides the change of your feeding tube. PS: I’m glad to know that you have good friends 😊 and congratulations on the sponsorship!! 👏🏻

@shekeyra100 5 лет назад

ive watched the fry life so used to seeing tubes out and in but ill be honest this shocked me how much tube is in side was not horribl;e to watch just shocked does it feel sharp and burn when they slowly removed it cause i know when ive had drains in wrapped around organs and longer drains it is the worst feeling when removing them id go through labour many times than feel that i also react to contrast dye you are amazing never doubt that your a strong young woman who is beautiful inside and out who cares and will go out way to help others even if your not doing so well i know this may not mean much from stranger but proud of you xx

@PeregrinMorningStar 4 года назад

I'm loving how Courtney looks. So pretty!

@lizverde4309 5 лет назад

You are a warrior. Couldn't do it without friends. Keep smiling

@brookemtaylor 5 лет назад

Have you looked into MALS? It is common with EDS patients, I’ve had symptoms for it my entire life and didn’t get diagnosed until I was 24, and then about a year later had open MALS surgery 3 days after my 25th birthday. Lots of people are misdiagnosed with gastroparesis that actually have MALS. I don’t know your entire story so I could be way off the mark but I thought I’d mention it just in case. Might be the answer to get you off your feeding tube.

@paulacc8295 5 лет назад

Wow that tube was really long! You are so amazing and strong Amy!I admire you so much. And just a question, when you move a lot, are you able to feel the tube?

@kimpossible7505 5 лет назад

Paula CC I can’t speak for her but I have a tube and I can’t feel it when I move

@ttm3244 5 лет назад

I’m literally in tears, you’re such an amazingly strong person! you should be so proud! ❤️

@twiwonder 5 лет назад

I'm a little late in watching your last few vids... but oh honey. 💜😢 I almost cried when they were taking it out and I couldn't hear you saying anything except "yeah" now and then. I can't even imagine what that feels like. You're so strong and inspiring to us! Loves xoxoxoxo

@imogenoliver 5 лет назад

Congrats Amy it's all over now😀. Yay, love you.

@norajung4513 5 лет назад

So sorry you had such a rough time with the tube change. I understand why you wouldn't want to be put out for that. To bad there isn't a way you couldn't have a way to take so e relaxation medicine or something to ease the pain without causing other issues. Your friend Courtney is awesome for helping you get through this. Take it easy and rest.

@amyleefisher52 5 лет назад

Nora Jung Yes Courtney was amazing 🥰🙏🏼🙏🏼

@bonniepittock418 5 лет назад

Great video, thank you Amy! My son is 7, he has complex additional needs. Wheelchair bound, non verbal.. the list is endless. He has a Jej, as he can’t tolerate anything at all in his stomach. Its so interesting to hear you explain how it feels having a change. My son can’t tell us, he just lays there and lets them crack on with it. He’s had 7 changes in the last 2 months as his balloon just keeps popping, which is so infuriating!! Changes are so different here, it’s all done in X-ray, they thread a wire in the original one like they did to you, then X-ray, then remove the old, X-ray to ensure the wires still in the right place, then thread the new one.. then another x Ray, then the solution followed by another X-ray.. takes 5 mins Max! Xxx

@yoncbwl2738 4 года назад

Amy, you did so good. Such a strong lady.

@CaptainMustanG4089 5 лет назад

People like you, who smile and are so kind as to others as they endure through life, are reason to keep anyone going

@sarahvincent3431 4 года назад

Oh I did this writing at school like 10.000 yrs ago xx

@annmarie9163 5 лет назад

We love Amy. I am amazed at your tolerance, your tenacity, your brilliant. Week after week you have a new health challenge. Even if it is managing your delivery of supplies, your TPN. Dealing with Mast Cell reactions, exhaustion, tummy pain....and I could go on. you come out of it all looking amazing. Your knowledge of everything amazes me........... ' Shine bright like a diamond " hugs

@FullTimePatient37 Год назад

I miss you terribly 😢 I'm getting a G tube soon not because of eds like you Amy, but for other condition my BMI isn't getting higher than 15 it's been like this for years 🥺

@janemaas4225 5 лет назад

💜❤️ You are so brave, I admire your beautiful strength and courage as you get through each day. Keep on marching through your days. I’m truly in awe of you 😊 💜❤️💜❤️

@emilyanderson9209 5 лет назад

it’s 2am in the UK so il watch this in the morning!!!

@ffstopP 5 лет назад

Thank you for sharing, for being so brave, and for enlightening us. You're a treasure.

@roseedzerza6647 3 года назад

Courtney you are a GUARDIAN ANGEL 😘❤️. And AMY YOU ARE SUPER TROOPER ♥️♥️♥️🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

@cherylkelly1221 5 лет назад

You are such a brave woman! You go through so much and you do it so calmly. I would be having anxiety attacks like crazy if I had to go through as much as you do. Your an inspiration to so many people who have medical problems. I pray some day you will get to the point where you don’t have to go through so much. I hope you are doing well now and are doing great!

@debraann9512 5 лет назад

The tube was freaking long. U have a high pain tolerance.💜💜💜

@sophieamarant1536 5 лет назад

DebraAnns PumkinNursery all chronic pain worriers do.

@soffia3903 5 лет назад

Hello, I'm French and I'm watching your videos. I something have trouble understanding everything, but I understand the main thing! Lol! I just want to tell you that I'm so appreciate of your courage, I do not know how old you are, but even if I had your illness, I know I would not take it as well. I wish all the best in the world, and that you come to see one day our beautiful Eiffel Tour. 🇫🇷❤❤

@Kiwi-ui3uk 5 лет назад

You're so brave Amy. I hope you feel a bit better soon

@breezybee3774 4 года назад

Aaaahhhh man! I had my mickey replaced awake ... My ptsd made it undoable when the ball on broke a week later and I accidentally pulled it out at home. I had to remind myself as a spectator to breathe sending love from another eds/tubie/potsy gal! Xo

@pgmarie1710 5 лет назад

I've just started watching your videos and I'm so glad that you're documenting your life for others to learn from. I started watching your videos because I saw a thumbnail of you with what I now know was a ng or nj feeding tube; I was curious because I met a girl in my second year of uni who had one and I never got close enough with her to ask her about it (I didn't want to be rude and question her either, even if we had gotten close). She had to drop out and postpone her degree because of her illness and I never got to speak with her again, but I'm glad I now know what she needed it for and how she probably struggled with illness during school. Thanks again for just showing us your daily life and allowing me to become more educated on how you live with your illness on a daily basis

@love_nyc_ 5 лет назад

I would love to see a full version of the change next time, it amazes me how strong you are 🖤🖤🖤🖤

@rmjames83 5 лет назад

Ur absolutely INCREDIBLE Amy!! U should be SO proud of you!! U DID it!!

@aniluu92 5 лет назад

Does it mean, that the tube didn't go into your intestines, that you will need to do the procedure again? Or how will this issue be solved? You really did great without being put under! Such a brave woman 💖

@toularap5841 5 лет назад

You are amazing showing what you go through. I find your videos very interesting and informative. I appreciate you sharing your story.

@user-ow2zy5iw1c 5 лет назад

I really like this video! It’s cool to see all that you go through! I know you can’t always film but it’s really interesting when you do! Much love ❤️

@chadbivona3572 5 лет назад

U are a amazing person all u go through with your health and u still have a smile on your face.

@NicoleNN1212 5 лет назад

Amy, thank you for sharing the procedure to let us have better understanding. It’s wasn’t easy for you to go through it. You are so strong, brave, beautiful and cheerful. ❤️❤️❤️ you so much. God bless you.

@acecake2241 5 лет назад

I love Courtney’s blue hair. It’s so pretty and I’m jealous

@lalamakeuprehab 5 лет назад

Or take a pic of it so if it accidentally gets thrown out you still have your exact information! XoxoX always sending love!

@samanthamarie7836 5 лет назад

Awww Amy bless your heart... such a brave girl... love your videos hun ❤❤

@nancyhafler694 5 лет назад

God I screamed like a baby when they pulled my tube your freaking brave I love that you show you can handle this stuff it’s not easy unless you have been thru it which makes you a true warrior!!!!!

@Alowne00 5 лет назад

All that seems like such a hassle just to go through the day.. atleast people care for you and you are in love, thats atleast that, love and company of people who care for you, thats a beautiful thing

@missebibit 5 лет назад

That's way more tubing than I expected there to be. You're such a strong lady.

@milanoga6497 5 лет назад

Hi I just wanted to tell you you are so strong 🖤🖤🖤

@Ali_lamb 5 лет назад

That looked so painful you are so brave and so inspirational you go through so much and I love you open and real you are sharing it all with us!! Love your videos and love you heaps 💕💕

@amberstamand8897 5 лет назад

im alergic to the contress dye they put into me i get really dizzy and i also have a solid 3 min sezure so thats a joy and i always gotta get ct scans and get the dye put in me because i had a liver trasplant i hate the dye but i stick through it because its gotta be done

@karissaandkatelyn8078 4 года назад

Who else was confused when she was on the right of the car and not driving 😂 I was for a second then I remembered that she lives in Australia 😂

@cassnorman1 5 лет назад

What a lovely friend Courtney is.

@marciawilliams2637 4 года назад

Doctors are never careful when it comes to patients health needs and how to treat them. PS love your zebra pillow. You are one amazing warrior.

@caitlinm170 5 лет назад

Amy have a speed recovery

@heathersmith4774 5 лет назад

Wishing you a better day today than you had yesterday!

@damiendesilva6488 4 года назад

Fiona Stanley!!! I know it well. You are a legend Amy!

@lisaioannou6758 5 лет назад

Could they not have changed the tube when they do your hip?

@Dochas-ww3gc 5 лет назад

While you’d think it would be more convenient, it would actually be much harder with significantly higher complication rate. From a scheduling perspective, the orthopedic surgeon and GI would have to be perfectly synced with their timing which never happens. Otherwise, she would be under anesthesia for too long (potentially) if the provider for the second procedure was not immediately ready to scrub in when the first is complete. And as part of each of the procedures, films or xrays are usually taken to ensure correct placement.

@freemekawaiipatreon9211 5 лет назад

I'm always interested. I felt my job in life is just surviving with type one diabetes and thyroid disorder ( plus a lot of small complications) I takes such a toll on some of us to live. We can't switch health problems. We don't get promoted or paid. We DONT GET VACATION! We just get to wake up the next day. Thank you for sharing and I just hope to see you well

@mshawk1010 5 лет назад

I must not take anything for granted again forever. I am praying for you sweetheart.

@Geordie_lass_1 5 лет назад

Amy, you handled that amazingly well, me, I could never cope like you did. I had gallbladder surgery on April 30th this year, I was so ill after, I had a reaction to the pain meds. It was 2 weeks before I could eat. All I could manage was water and then only sips. I had to have fluids through a drip i was becoming so dehydrated. I'm ok now, still can't have anything spicy, makes me feel so sick. You are amazing. Much love from jules in the UK xxxx