I went to the Hospital --- Drawing in my Sketchbook 

Thank you again!

Thanks for taking good care of our Peter!

Hey just curious, how did you find Peter's channel? edit: Oh wait nevermind

Thanks for rescuing our guy!!!!

Thank you for taking such good care of Peter!

I always wondered about this, thanks for the information 😁

😂 the images this comment brings. Only funny because our guy is good now. 💜🐑Peter😚～♡

"! So I’m sure there are some nice ways of keeping your shoulders strong and healthy so this doesn’t happen again. :)" Yes - there are - it's called following the professional's advice and then doing sensible exercise thereafter to keep te whole body in good trim!

So if you had no sister they'd just let you expire there on the floor?

@@recoveringsoul755 I think if I'd started crying they might have sent someone. Later on, the only way I could get proper pain killers from my doctor was to cry in his office. I don't think he believed my injury was bad until he actually saw my scans, then he let me have Morphine. I think I might just be good at dealing with pain. Years later, I hobbled into A+E with a knee injury, and it wasn't until they took an X-Ray that they realised I'd smashed holes in the top of my Tibia and and snapped a bone spur off the side as well. They thought I'd just sprained it, judging from my general happy demeanor. That seems to be the trick to get treatment, cry, scream and wail.

That's horrible! 😮 I had some very bad experiences with doctors underestimating serious issues on me as well. It makes you feel so helpless. Wishing you a good recovery, all the best!

@@nozee77 Many thanks, Nozee. I hope you've recovered from your experiences, too. I think many doctors grow to be immune to the suffering of others......

good story! (人 •͈ᴗ•͈)

Exactly. Peter, I'm glad you're feeling OK, and you can be proud of being quite resilient too, making these wonderful drawings right after that bad experience! Now back to the hospital: I got to say that from a European point of view, it sounds like the typical shitty north-American hospital experience, where concern #1 is making the most money from the "customer". Understaffed, long waiting time, unnecessary technology etc. and all the while the shareholders are filling their pockets. Well, luckily the EMS crew were there for the human "touch" (ouch!) Dilaudid is probably the oldest opioid, don't start with any of that stuff! You should have asked for a big fat joint... Given your repeated dislocations, you should NOt leave it at that. With age, it can get really bad. The best advice I found in a quick web search is a French webpage. For a translation, connect to this website: tinyurl.com/y7e4etvj then in the Google Translate URL box, delete the HTTPS:// and replace it with this link: tinyurl.com/2cywt68o , hit Enter, wait a few seconds, refuse the cookies, and read. Directly through Google Translate doesn't work, only half the text is translated, or it thinks it's german etc. The specialist to see is an orthopedic surgeon. Ask the university for a recommendation, and whether they offer a better insurance plan. Mens sana in corpore sano

Milking the insurance

yes, exactly. good on you for pointing this out.

Solid lessons to learn.

My husband’s kneecap did that once. When it happened, he was in such a state of shock and panic that he shoved it right back into place without thinking. No hospital needed that time I guess. Ouuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuch!

That’s okay. I think Peter just secretly wants to be a pirate. Arrrrrgh! Jk.

I believe the word you were looking for was 'whatever'. ^^ Anyway, I was struggling to put the difference between whoever and whomever into word, so here's some useful info I found on the internet; Just like who, whoever is a subjective pronoun and is used as the subject of sentences, clauses, and phrases. For example: Whoever made this cake is a master pastry chef. Just like whom, whomever is an objective pronoun used as the object of sentences, clauses, and phrases. For example: Give this message to whomever is working at the front desk. Hope this helps, cheers😊

@@ptur12345​​⁠​​⁠ ​​⁠- It would have been “whoever,” not “whatever,” because the pronoun is describing a person as an antecedent, not an inanimate object. And yes, it would have been “whoever,” not “whomever,” because it would have been used as a subject of the clause, not an object. In your sentence with using “whomever” as an objective form, you are correct but because it then would have been used as the object of a preposition in the sentence, not an object of a verb in a sentence. Prepositions are words like this: among, to, from, above, below, between, inside, outside, in, on, into, out, down, up, with and etc. Verbs which have objects that follow them are action words like this: run, walk, drive, swing, skip, shake, take, shove, push, sit, stand, shoot, clean, talk, write, draw, teach, and etc. However, it gets a bit tricky with state of being verbs like this: is, was, be, have been, had been, were, am, are, and etc. These are followed by subjective form pronouns. So if someone calls and asks for you, you would respond with “I am he/she,” not “I am him/her.” It takes a bit of practice, but the use of pronouns in their proper forms can be grasped over time. But as a heads up, I don’t think the person above was really asking for help but trying not to be corrected, as could be seen by the use of the words “grammar police” instead of “those who know about grammar.” I only corrected you because you seem interested in the subject and were correcting the other person. Just so you know.😄

@@BeardedBarley1 Ah I see! I actually misread the original comment, thought they were going for "Whatever i wanted to say" instead of "Whoever it was, i wanted to say". Thanks for the correction, and apologies if I came across as rude. :)

@@ptur12345 - …Not rude to me. I get it. I was a Master/Mentor Tutor for years. I like that kind of stuff. Other people who aren’t into these things tend to get upset about it though, thinking we are somehow trying to cut them down to size. It took me awhile to get it, too. Hahaha!

Haha, yeah it’s why I quit tennis lessons. But that time it popped back in just as quick as it popped out