♡ Hospital Room Tour! | Amy Lee Fisher ♡ 

I’ve never shared a room in the US. Our rooms usually have 2 different types of sleeping areas for families too. Usually there’s a reclining chair and also a sofa type thing under the window that can be used as a bed.

This is the type of room I’m used to where I live in the US. I’m immunocompromised so I always have my own room and bathroom, feels like a hotel - well, one where they stick needles in you 😂

"bits and bobs"...I'm gonna start saying that.

you have put weight on can tell looking good and happier 💖

I've spent alot of time in hospital due to my condition C.R.P.S I'm from the UK and it's rare to have a room on it's own where I'm from so I hardly every had my own room it was mostly shared rooms with a curtain between us patients but it wasnt too bad I met some amazing people and it kept me entertained plus I always think it could be a lot worse! You're so inspirational and amazing! 💖

We understand if you can't do regular uploads but we do appreciate them

You look so amazing and healthy. Also the lighter hair suits you!💕

I love your videos so much sweetie, just wanted to say you're in my prayers! I hope you get better soon, I just wanted to ask - your condition, is it curable? Like does it affect life expectancy, etc..?

in america most patients get their own room but there was one time where my mom only had curtains for walls in the icu until they moved her in to one of the private rooms

I’m from the UK and the one time I had to be in hospital for 1 month, I stayed in a private room with an en suite bathroom. The room was about the same size as your room. It is a newly built hospital and all the rooms are private in each ward

Dang I just got released from the hospital for my diabetes and my room was huge it had a full couch that has a pull out bed a walk in shower and a separate bathtub a small dinner table a flat screen tv and I giants sliding door with balcony but they keep it locked now I guess someone jumped a few years ago 😱 but yea and when I was walking the halls I glanced into my neighbors room and it was even bigger than mine 😱😱😱

My parents usually choose for me to be in a shared room cause it’s cheaper. The rooms I’m usually in have around 6-8 patients and the toilets are the worst cause the 30 over patients in the ward use those shared toilets. Not having any AC bothers me too cause my hair gets so oily when I do not have a shower for days in the hospital. There’s no tele too so yeah, it sucks unless you’re rich and can stay in a single room with your own toilet and you have the AC. I’m in Singapore right now cause my parents have got to work but really miss Perth so much! Glad to see that you’re getting adequate nutrition!

I’m lucky that the town I live in in the US is big enough to have a really nice hospital but small enough where inpatients get their own room and it’s never super full or busy . The rooms by me are a bit bigger , has more colors in it and designs to where it actually looks and feels like a nice hotel room . There’s an extra recliner ‘sleeper’ chair for a guest to sit or sleep when visiting . I also had my own bathroom with the toilet , sink , and a big walk in shower .

Most things in the room is similar to the hospital in Canada except that we share rooms unless you cannot be among other patients.

It seems bigger than our standard room here in NC, USA but it seems like it is about then size of when my dad was in a larger room. Your shower is more accessible than most of the ones my dad stayed in but is super similar to the ones we have here. Also I feel like it it rare to have group rooms in my area.

I hope you keep getting well and you seem to be happy even though you are in a hospital. I will always wish you the very best of everything you want and you are a very extremely beautiful young lady and I hope that some day you will not have to even take medication and get to go do what you want when you want to

I just found your channel last night and I subscribed after one video. You are such an inspiration for me because I can be such a depressed person and to see what a day in your life looks like and how well you handle it is truly uplifting for me. Please know that I have added you to my daily prayers and Bow ok to binge watch all of your vids!! You’re amazing Amy!!

hi Amy I have spent quite a few times in hospital here in the uk. you only mentioned the good bits about the rooms or bays. my wife works as a housekeeper in our local hospital and my youngest daughter is a nurse in an paediatric oncology day unit. she is familiar with the stuff you use (tpn hickman line etc) she was telling me that patients where she works are not allowed to touch their lines etc (in am talking over 18s) she also has me and cross and can only work part time as it were. so mon-fri suits her. she tells me some.of the things they do there (no patient details of course ) sorry for rambling. I wish I had stayed in rooms like yours. how long you been down under? I have never been but I have distant relatives in new. it's good you going home, you are an inspiration to many I am sure as you come over as soon positive. hope things continue to improve so that you feel better. hugs and best wishes ☺👴👍❤

In South africa, it's usually shared rooms too. Even the maternity wards. In the maternity ward I was in, it was 2 people per room. But I had the room to myself coz there was only myself and one other lady having a baby and she was in a different room. 😀

It sounded like you were gonna say "AAAAH GET TO ZE BATHROOM"

I love you‘re energy it makes me happy to see you happy i hope that you be happy all the time 🌸😊

I’ve never been in the hospital but my mom was for a few days when I was young due to blood pressure issues and from what I can remember the room seemed pretty similar in what it had to this one (obviously the layout and stuff was different though) except that it was smaller and didn’t have a window. At least hospital rooms are one thing the US can do (sort of) right lol

Idk why I find these entertaining but I always do

Love the hair! You’re glowing!

You are so strong and such an inspiration to those who may or may not have EDS. Thank you for being such an amazing role model and I send my thoughts and prayers to you to get well as soon as possible :)

Hair goals. I wanna dye my hair black now but I know mine wont look as good. Hair care routine vid maybe? ❤

The room likes a bit on the rooms that i've seen here in my hospital.

Hi.! The rooms are pretty much the same in the US, only difference is we have a couch in the room. I have ATM and NMO they're really rare chronic illness. I love knowing that none of us are alone with things like this. 😘😘😘

So much love for you and your positive energy 💕 love your channel and hope you’re doing okay 💕

girl you are so beautiful everything about you makes you more beautiful . ❤ i look up to you princess i promise things are gonna get better love . ❤

i hope u feel better soon and i am used to needles becuse i am diabetic so hang in there

Shared room over in Qld hospitals. You only get your own room if they’ve screwed up and feel guilty 😂😂

i feel like it'd be hard to compare to other countries (especially the US) considering our healthcare is free (unless you're in a private hospital, i'm not sure, it's hard to tell from the room because I know some public ones can be nice!) but whereas in the US for a hospital room you'd want to get something pretty damn nice for the $$$ you pay for the room.

The quality at the start of the video was so professional! Have you got a new camera? You're working so hard at the moment! Well done girllll! ❤

Ugh the poles! I always give mine a name, I figure if I’m sleeping with ‘someone’ I need to know ‘their’ name 😏 Crohn’s warrior here - I know sweetie, I know ❤️

Amy when did you get a PEG tube!? Did something change with your EDS? No more NGT!!!??? I haven’t been watching your vids (been super busy!!!) but I’ve been trying to figure out what’s been happening since I last saw your channel. I hope all is well love! Such a super strong woman! 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻 thanks for sharing your journeys!

The last time I was an inpatient was when I was around 5 years old and had to be admitted due to Henoch-Schonlein purpura. I remember the doctor's and my mum taking antivirals and rushing me to a specialist because they didn't know what it was or if it was contagious. The specialist said he'd never encountered HSP, only read about it in school. 😂 Luckily I didn't have major complications, but I do remember struggling to walk into the hospital and my mum trying to carry me because we didn't see the wheelchairs at the entrance, huge bruises and getting my bum checked out every couple hours. Anyways, on to the hospital standards... I was placed into a room with 6 beds in total, occupied by me and another 3 people at the time. Each bed had a ceiling TV, cupboard and visitors chair with curtains for privacy. The boy across from me at the time had to be in hospital for quite some time so during my stay, him and his mum ended up changing to a private room so that his mum could rent out a real bed for herself too instead of a chair. Obviously this costs quite a lot more especially because it's a private hospital. I was quite young so I might not remember, but I don't think the private room had its own bathroom and there was a communal bathroom for each ward/wing. I just turned 17 and am going to have to go in to have my wisdom teeth removed. I have no idea if I'll be admitted or just a day patient. I'm quite nervous to see how I react to anaesthesia because I've not had it since I had dental work as a toddler, but apparently it gave me quite the temper as a child

When I was in the hospital, my room was small, lol

In Canada we usually share rooms with other people with one washroom that does not have a shower. For our showers we usually have one per department 👎🏻 not speaking for all departments and hospitals. This has only been my experiences #Ulcerativecolitis

I WISH we'd have this nice rooms

You’re such a beautiful person inside and out. Ur personality keeps me watching your videos, so positive all the time. I live in Toronto (Canada) and work in a hospital and most of the rooms are 2-3 people in one room, in the hospital I work in they charge $325 Canadian a night for private rooms. But shared rooms are free (along with most health care here) they only have 3 units in the entire hospital that have all private rooms ( including the one I work on haematology) but on my unit all the the rooms are free even though they are all private because they are to sick to share rooms. The rooms look like just like that only difference is all of the rooms have a separate hand washing station with censored sinks, all rooms (on my unit) have flat screen TVs, iPads and LED lights in the bathrooms to disinfect.

It looks the same in the US. I have had only have had private rooms.

Thanks sorry for what u deal with my hospitals my town u get your own room im from usa hope the best for u i like your videos

Hi! Just started to watch your videos. I have one question. What kind of sickness you have?🙂

I think the room looks nice! I've stayed in similar rooms in Vienna, Austria, which is where I live (: Over here it is also not a given to get a single room, but they do a good job in dividing them. Don't you just love that built-in shower gel? I always bring my own hair stuff because those things seem so toxic for your hair lol Hope you are doing well! Best from Vienna

In Indonesia there's class for the wards. Vip if you want a single, then class 1 have 2 patients, then below it got more patient. I think the most crowded is 8 patients per room. Of course the price vary.

Came back to see you 💖 We miss you Amy, Rest easy sweet girl

Heyyy Amy you are looking beautiful as ever :) hope you get well soon my love. 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊💪🏾💪🏾

I love your videos 💜 I have EDS as well and you inspire me to follow my dreams 💜

I am so happy I discovered her she’s amazing and puts a huge smile on my face :)

New Zealand is pretty much identical room-wise.

I love Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban is my fav❤

I absolutely hated when I had to have TPN feeding, your amazing!

i hate to ask but how are you so used to being in a hospital? i had to stay overnight once and i made my mom and one of my sisters stay with me haha

Sooooo much better than the awful 6 bed bays in the UK 😷xxx

Harry Potter rules! What dormitory do you belong? I belong in Gryffindor and collect all HP-things like pops, socks and merchendise 😍 Ps. You have great vloggs, feel free to tell us everything, even when you dont feel okey. If you like of course. /Hugs from Sweden

Hi Amy Lee, I'm Jill and I'm from Scotland, I have been in and out of hospital a lot over the last couple of years, there's time's were I have my own room, then there's the time's that I'm in a shared ward which I hate, especially when people snoar as I'm a very light sleeper, so I'm keeping my fingers crossed that I get my own next month, as I'm going in for an operation, and after the operation I've been told that I will be going into the High dependancy unit, that's due to my other health conditions, so I kind of know how you feel, especially as we both have one of the same health conditions, fibromyalgia, but the operation I'm having is nothing to do with that, I have gallstones and I'm getting my gallbladder removed, I've subscribed to your channel, it would be nice if you could subscribe to mine, as it would be nice to keep in touch, from Jill x

Hi guys I’m Ro, I’m Spanish my English is not very good so I can’t understand the problem of her, I’m upset because I can’t translate every words she say and I wanna know what Kind of problem she have! Love for her and hope she get perfectly healthy she is adorable, beautiful, confidence, she deserves the best !

That looks like the hospital rooms at the hospitals I have gone to in the USA . I am paralyzed from the knees down

Wow, your hospital seems so much more futuristic and well-appointed than mine in southern Louisiana, USA. I always have a private room with the extra sink and all, too, though. What do you consider a long hospital stay?

When I had surgery I was inpatient for a few days. Room looks pretty much the same except for a TV and some chairs and a couch. Love from the US 💕

I am from Germany and in our hospitals we have 2 beds in one room, so you are seldom alone. It is realy cool when you have a nice room mate, because you can play some games or something. I stayed in hospital with another kid when it was stormy outside and I calmed her down, because she was scared. The other things are pretty much the same things like in your hospital. I love your Videos, be strong and never give up💗💗💗

Your videos have been in my recommend vids & FINALLY I watched them :] New subbie! Lots of love from Brazil!

You r in my prayers

You look so good 💜💗. Miss you so much!

The best ❤️

Where did you get your heat pack? I have abdominal nerve damage and I need a pack that I don't have to keep putting in the microwave when I'm having pain and spasams.

Im in the UK my longest hosptial stay was 4weeks 1 week i was on a 4 bed high dependency ward but the rest was rooms like this one with a en suite free healthcare so you cant moan really

Hi there Amy:-) I do hope for the best always for you!:-) I am curious, do they allow television for you in your hospital room? Not that its important, but was just curious.Do you have a hobby that you like or would like to do? Hope to chat oneday! Lots of hugs for you! Always wonder what you're up to!:-) take it easy when you can. Thankyou for sharing your room that was fun. A few things are different than my hospitals I live near. Hope to share soon. Please take it easy! Welcomed to write me anytime!

In Germany it depends on which insurance you have. If you have the government insurance you mostly stay in shared rooms with 2/3 people and a shared bathroom outside of your room. If you have the government insurance and enough money you can upgrade to a single room with your own bathroom (or if you have an illness, which can maybe harm other people and patients (In one clinic I got a single room because of vomiting, which is a common symptome of my, but the clinic didn't knew it, so the nurses and doctors came in with safety clothing and my mom started to laugh, because she knew that the vomiting is "just" my own problem and can't harm others). If you have the private insurance you get a single room, the best nurses and doctors and even different and better food (after an operation I got pizza and chocolate pudding, it was great). As a person who tried both insurances, I can say you can live with both. Sure, private is luxurious and nice, but the government insurance isn't that bad either. But you have to wait wayyyyy longer for anything, your doctors aren't the leading ones and you don't get the treatments as fast as private (I once rang in the night through the telephone (it's possible in some hospitals) because I wanted pain killers, but the nurses didn't even came. Only after my dad got really mad they started to give me my medication on time and if I wanted/needed it).

I feel so bad for her. I would do anything to help this girl. I just wake up thinking: another day thats normal. But now that i see this, it makes me realize i should be thankful i can be normal and healthy. God bless you amy.

Nice to hear youre going home! 😊 And btw cant you make diffrent playlist on your Chanel? So that all videos about your condition are easy to find?

When I was for about a week in a Bulgarian hospital I had to share with an other person haha.

Iv been hospitalized in Palo Alto CA for 3 week and your room looked like my room but during those 3 week I switched rooms 3 time my first room I had to share with this little girl my second room I had it to my self and my mom and my 3 room I had to also share a room with a little girl. 😊

Hi iam Maira i have cancer and I normally go in a bay but if I'm lucky I get a room iam 10 years old and I just want to say you r much braver them me

In our major hospital it depends what ward, they have been renovating and the older wards have a combination of a 4 bed, 2 bed and single rooms. The new wards are all singles, and paeds are all single with ‘ daybeds’ along the window for parents, the other rooms in the newer section are the same, single rooms as it is new. ICU have bays but you are so sick you don’t care and get bed washes so don’t need bathrooms. I was in hospital for a year and colonised with VRE so I always get a single

You are so much stronger then me.💪🏻

i'll support u and pray for u. bcs u remind me of my sister but shes died. if she lives maybe she will be like you. her live will use a hose everytime. but thanks god to blesses this beautiful girl and thanks god bcs u love my sister more than me and my mom❤

I cant believe ur gone 💔

I had a Hickman once. It wasn't too bad. Also I'm in the US and your room is pretty much like ones I've stayed in before. Usually there's also a recliner where someone could sleep if they're staying overnight.

In Montreal there is a new hospital where every room is a single room ? Looks pretty much the same as the one you are in . Stay strong

Hey, we have the same rainbow colored sequin notebook!

I went to the hospital for my type one diabetes on thanksgiving and I had to change rooms 3 time the 5 days i was there

Hi, new to channel what disease do you have? Sorry for asking and I hope you feel better and your very beautiful ❤️😍

I am soooo proud of you 💕💕💕 and you are the stroongest girl l’ve ever seen don’t give up never l love u so much 🥰💕

Everytime I see your videos I feel with power I hope you get better soon my lovely girl I love you 😘😘💓

I live in sweden, and usually it’s shared rooms, but if they know you are going to stay for a while they put you in a room where it’s only you (in the childrens hospital) :)

Love your videos

Future Amy looks beautiful, you should make some makeup videos 😍 Besides, thank you for the room tour. A friend is going to spend some time in the hospital and I think this video could help him to know what to expect.

What I love about her is she is not scared to show us anything! This is for me feeding cube witch is this one. And she shows us !

Your positivity and joy is so inspiring to me. Praying for continual strength and healing for you!

You guys have to see the hospital rooms in the balkan countries ;d

What happened to you? I didn't follow for about a year and you lost so much weight 😨 Why do have to stay in hospital? Get well soon 😘

All the best of luck to her! Just wondering, how did she got gastroparesis?

You so beautiful girl... ❤❤❤. I'm from Serbia

This bonbons are sugar free so it’s not really for hypoglycaemia 😜 I remember when nurse gives me sugar free ice cream for hypo so don’t worry ❤️

Why where you in the hospital if you don’t mind me asking.

I thought the noice was just "white noise" lol

Thats how our rooms are rooms by themselves privacy is a must for me!

those poles by the toilet arent just for old people lol :P