Hey everyone, Loop here, and believe it or not, I am going to be going to the hospital tomorrow for surgery.
And the reason for me going to the hospital for surgery
Has nothing to do with my nose, vision or teeth
But instead, I am going because of my foot.
So basically what happened was - about a year ago - I was walking outside and I burned the bottom of my foot
Which led to a pretty small injury.
The injury came pretty close to closing up, actually.
But, after a couple months, it started to open back up
And it started getting progressively worse, and worse, and worse.
Until it looked like this
So that was a really low point for me
Um, and that point I started not walking at all, taking extra medication.
Wrapping/bandaging up the foot as much as I could
and actually it did start to get a lot better
As you can see
But, lo and behold, it started to get worse again.
It's not as bad as how it looks in the first picture.
However, the worse thing that could've happened to me, happened.
And, what happened was, my foot got infected.
The wound on my right foot was infected by a staph infection
Which means that it became really, really red & swollen.
Now, the issue here, is that if the infection remains untreated
Then it can potentially spread to other parts of my body, including the rest of my foot.
And if it does do that, then other parts of my body can become infected and that would be really, really bad.
In the case of my foot, if the infection were to remain untreated.
It would spread and cover the entirety of the bones in my foot
Which would eventually lead to amputation of my foot
Which is not something I wanna do, I wanna keep that damn foot.
So, that's why, I've been on antibiotics for the past few weeks
The antibiotics, although they help, is not going to completely treat the infection.
So the reason I am going in for surgery tomorrow, is so that the doctor can open up m,y foot.
And clean out the foot, clean out the infection.
So that the antibiotics have a higher chance of working and killing the infection in my foot.
Hey, what's up everybody, it's Loop here, and today is foot surgery day.
Basically right now, it's 10:30, and I have to check in at the hospital by 11:30 AM.
And the actual surgery itself, will be at like, 1:30 or so.
So yeah, I gotta get up, get ready, and then I'm going to head out, go the hospital
And uh yeah, that's basically it, I'll see how it goes.
And, I'll try to show you guys around the hospital, and how everything kinda works.
in terms of, you know, checking in for surgery, talking to the doctors
And everything, so, let's do it!
We're finally here at the hospital
We're at Rady Children's Hospital of San Diego.
Currently in the waiting room of the surgical center.
So yeah, we already checked in once, but we have to check in again in like an hour.
So, this place is kinda crowded.
Hey everybody, what's up, Loop again.
So we're currently in the actual waiting room for the surgery.
So basically what's going to happen is I'm going to talk to the Nurse, Doctor, and Anesthesiologist.
So, as you can see, we're in room 1 right now, we have like a TV, and stuff.
So basically what's going to happen is in about 20 or 30 minutes.
I'm going to change my clothes into surgery clothes, going to be wheeled into the operating room.
And I will have anesthesia administered to me
And after anesthesia, I will fall asleep, and that's basically how it's going to go.
And the Doctor will open up my foot, and she's going to clean it out. And hopefully she will explain better what exactly she's going to do.
So I'll see you guys in a bit.
Surgeon's assistant : So right now the plan is to go in and clean up all the tissue that's infected.
Anything that looks infected or dead, we'll get rid of.
Do you plan on taking off any bone?
Surgeon's assistant : Yea, so, it looks like the infection goes down to the bone.
So we'll clean up any dead bone that we find.
And sometimes, what's causing the ulcer is the prominence of that bone down there.
So, if Dr. Pring thinks - and I think that's what she's planned for
If she thinks that's what's causing the ulcer to not heal and keep coming back.
She'll take off just that little bit, this portion of the edge of the bone right there that's prominent.
She'll take off that edge, but not the toe.
Mom : We think - so we are not sure, if it's not infected, we're not gonna take it off?
Dr. Pring : Um, I think it's infected.
Dr Pring : It looks infected on the x-rays, so that bone is disintegrating a little bit
But I think some of that bone needs to go, not the whole bone.
But if it doesn'rtt heal, we may need to talk about taking this whole side of his foot.
If we can't get it to heal.
So it's really important - we really want to keep him off of it as much as possible.
Ok, so what exactly are we doing? We're opening up the wound, cleaning out the infection, potentially removing some bone?
And then maybe putting a (wound)VAC on it depending on what it looks like.
Hey uh, so yea we're ready to go
This is it, talked to everyone I need to talk to
Going to be wheeled into the operating room, and I will see you guys later.
What's up guys, Loop here, just got up
Still feeling a little bit groggy, but overall doing well.
I will be in the hospital room in about 20 - 30 minutes, so yea, my foot's doing fine.
I'm doing alright, I'll see you guys later
So, how long do you think I'll be here?
Yo what's up guys, it's Loop here
Quick update, so, today is Saturday
And I was just told by the Doctors that I'm going to stay here until either Monday or Tuesday
Hopefully, Tuesday being the max.
And I mean, that's pretty good, that's solid, as long as I get out of here within a week I'll be happy.
So yup, going to be out of here by Monday or Tuesday. hopefully
and on that note, I heard yesterday, or the day before that
Valve finally released the new Dust2 into matchmaking, so.
that's going to be a lot of fun when I get out, definitely going to play the new Dust2.
On Matchmaking or ESEA, we'll see.
It definitely looks good, I've been watching videos and streams of it.
However, there are some visibility issues on the map.
Where like ther's certain parts of the map where it's difficult to see.
I've heard that Valve have released updates (to the map) to fix that.
But otherwise, nah, it looks pretty good
Hopefully, I'll do like a review video of the map.
Run around on it, and let you guys know what I think about it.
But otherwise, yeah, it looks pretty good, can't wait to play it. So I will see you guys later.
My friend Ben over here, best PUBG player in the world
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