Fuslie Gets INTENSE Surgery 

Lmao that's what I thought. Pretty convenient. "Ok Ok sure...I guess I can go without one today"

- Her internal monologue be like : “ YESSSSSSS “

Hell that might make her go back there every day 😐

she's been doing livestream for more than 5 years, that's a freaking long standing podcast.

She hosts We Three Thieves it’s amazing

fr she's a professional yapper 😆 like she can make the most uninteresting story so engaging to listen to

lol, sounds like the actual doc appointment went faster than the story.

She says the lump was removed so it wasn't "a routine biopsy". Surgery is the more correct term: "Surgery: This term encompasses any procedure that involves cutting into the body to remove, repair, or replace tissue."

Bruh it was a ganglion cyst, your normal family doc can treat it on the spot. Specialist finding reasons to waste your money

@@AlmightyBeing It sounds like an excisional biopsy, and based on her description of it being pink, there's always concern that it's not something like a ganglion cyst. Also based on the size and symptoms, ganglion cysts might need a little more than a PCP "treating it" on the spot.

And I am so pleased she did!!!

Not unnecessary 2 years could very much be cancer

Literally not a surgery, it's a biopsy. Testing unknown growths on your skin is quite important when it could be literally cancer even if most growths are benign. Surprised she has no idea what she's talking about when she was in bio med tbh.

they did numbing, stitching and she did not (in her story at least) get asked for consent.

Insane that you watched this story and came away with the surgery being unnecessary (Based on what?) and that she didn't want it, she literally did.

alsothe dr said "do you want it out" that doesnt sound like solely biopsy, it sounds like surgery/removal AND biopsy afterward.

I hope her arm skin looks normal after it heals

saying that is a wild statement is a wild statement

1:45 her storytelling is unmatched 😂

They generally do biopsies on anything that could potentially be cancer. The only reason you think it is a scam is because the U.S. has a f****d up healthcare system. This is routine in my country.

happy you were able to get the issue taken care of and resolved!

- She baths daily but showers on alternates .

@@Guyver02USA I don't even think that's true lol

@@TheDailyEgg she said something to that effect on fear & and while ago

@@POLESTAR757 she's said a lot of things, all contradicting things. I don't believe anything anymore lol

But it also cost her 10X what it would normally cost

​@@z0phi3lI live in the US, my fiancee had a similar procedure, and the final cost was a $50 copay. The thing about US healthcare isn't that it's always more expensive, it's that everything depends on your insurance and the hospital/doctor you go to, which makes things needlessly complicated and costs super unpredictable unless you really know your insurance plan and what hospitals are in network.

If you have great insurance and/or have lots of money you would be surprised on how fast alot of checkups/procedures really can go

But doctors are always acting sus i cant blame her

think thats an American thing tbf they have ads for drugs on TV and all it's wild

@@POLESTAR757 it's not that while the health care system does suck here we do have the some of the best doctors in the world especially those that push for immediate care. I personally always feel very safe if I was her shoes I would of been chilling lol.