Mar 19
survived lung surgery and my heart stopped twice while recovering
Really tired and painful but Oscar is here
Heart stopping was scary..... It felt so weird I can't describe it
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survived lung surgery and my heart stopped twice while recovering
Really tired and painful but Oscar is here
Heart stopping was scary..... It felt so weird I can't describe it
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TikTok Ban:
This TikTok ban has me sad because it was the first time of mine being vulnerable about chronic illness and major life events happening for me such as my lung collapsing, having pneumonia, lung surgery, being on oxygen, and navigating day to day routines with all of that going on. (Not to mention already having the diagnosis of fibro and pcos).
I really poured my heart into making sure that I reached people who were possibly going through something similar and made a (small) community on there.
I hope to carry the same thing over here with some of my videos and some new content as well. I will miss the people I got to know and the perspectives of those in the chronic illness community that I got to see in a video-based way. No other platform does it quite like TikTok, but I hope to make something great out of my Tumblr (and youtube - whatinthenicole) and connect with people on here.
If you relate to anything chronic illness/pain related, fibro related, anxiety related, lung health or issues, etc. I'm here. I just want to find community again.
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and i'm so mad about it too because I'm going to want to draw scrunklies so bad and my body will be like slumber
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Sorry for the oddworld posting, but one thing just bothers me a little bit.
In the Munch's oddysee bad ending, the vykkers have drawn the 'cut here' lines right above Munch's lungs.
Like, wouldn't cutting there damage the lungs? The whole point is to get them unharmed. I mean yeah, there's the ribs, but they sure won't help when they cut through them. Wouldn't it be better if they'd cut between the ribs, or will that damage them too??
Anyway, the vykkers aren't very good at their jobs.
Fresh new pair of lungs about to get transplanted! Lungs are unique, they are spongy, air-filled, and are the primary organs of respiration. There are many end-stage pulmonary diseases that necessitates lung transplantation, either partially or totally. Common reasons for lung transplantation are COPD, pulmonary fibrosis, cystic fibrosis, pulmonary hypertension, sarcoidosis, and the list goes on. Transplantations aren't extremely common simply due to the small number of donor organs available, making the waiting list longer and longer. During a double-lung transplant, patient is hooked up to a heart-lung machine. Surgery starts from an incision made under the patient's armpit, around to the sternum, and then back towards the other armpit (clamshell incision). In the case of a sequential transplant the recipients lung with the poorest lung functions is collapsed, the blood vessels tied off, and cut at the corresponding bronchi. The new lung is then placed and the blood vessels reattached. To make sure the lung is satisfactory before transplanting the other, a bronchoscopy is performed.