Sepsis is very serious. Thank God you went to the hospital. Rest, everyone and everything can wait.

@AutumMoon406

2 ай бұрын

that’s serious 🙏🏻

@MissEddieBlueKawaiiKrafts

2 ай бұрын

Wait what she had sepsis?!?! Ok my ADHD is getting out of control cuz I somehow missed that 🙈 Thank the heavenly garbage mouth loving father she’s ok 🤣🩵🩵 no but seriously ty god from all us trash clowns 🤡😋

@MoonWitch77

Ай бұрын

Sepsi is very serious. My grandmother died from sepsis.

The irony of buying a bunch of physicians formula while you feel like you’re saying wassup to the grim reaper is not lost at all 🤣

@jenineweinstein7225

2 ай бұрын

I was thinking exactly the same thing. 😂😂😂

@nikolasincorporated

2 ай бұрын

Came to the comments to say this 😅👏👏👏

@maryeckel9682

2 ай бұрын

It's hilarious!

@Beautifulinfinitenight

2 ай бұрын

Omg I can 100% picture myself doing this on purpose while high o n morphine so I’m assuming high Theresa also thought it was the height of hilarity.

You’re going to have to change your bingo square from ‘drunk me would buy it’ to ‘drugged me would buy it.’ I’m sorry you had to endure such an experience, but I’m very glad you’re on the mend. Thank you for the laughs, even if poor Daniel bore the brunt of it. Speedy recovery! xoxo

So glad to have our Garbage Queen back. Can we get some love for Alex? He may not have suffered the physical pain but he was there all the way.

Your mum can now use "I didn't just give you life I saved your life" for extra mum points. Sepsis is so fast and dangerous, even with modern medicine. She called it right when she told you to go to hospital. Glad you're with us and recovering. You look great!

@greeneyedsoutherngirl6468

2 ай бұрын

You’re so right! I lost my Momma a year ago, and trust me; as an only child, I’m lost without her. Hug your Moms for me if you still have them! 🩷

Theresa is ALIIIIIIIIIIVE!!!!!! WE MISSED YOU, DAD!

Theresa Isn't Dead! I'm sure that everyone following you is ecstatic that you are alive and kicking. Your fever dream/morphine induced shopping makes for a fun GRWM.

When I was in labor I said to the nurses, "why do people do this more than once?! How are there this many people on the planet?!" Needless to say, I have one child.

@StillPooh62

2 ай бұрын

In nursing school I attended a birth, after which I went home and called my mom to thank her. I was her fourth child 😳

@annamarial2960

2 ай бұрын

I thought the same and I only have a child too and I intend to keep it that way 😂

@Justmyeverydaylife7

2 ай бұрын

Omg the idea of giving birth is so scary! If I ever have a kid, I’d only have 1 too. Do you think your kid does well without a sibling?

@fleetwoodmacncheese4159

2 ай бұрын

I have three. My first two were born in the hospital with meds, epidural, the whole nine yards. My third I had at home. The worst part was the contractions. Pushing her out (it felt like she shot out of me with a "whoosh" and everything...this was a water birth so she didn't just shoot across the room 😂) was nothing compared to that. I'm definitely not planning on having a fourth child. 😂 If I do end up going down that crazy road (apparently more than three is just wild and my three are already individually very wild...so, no...) I'm having another home birth. Maybe... 🥝💚🖤

@annamarial2960

2 ай бұрын

@@Justmyeverydaylife7 I think so. Mine is 6 and he wants a brother so bad though. I guess if he/she has cousins and a lot of friends it's fine too. They get to enjoy the attention at home and then the company evey other day. To be honest, you kinda forget the pain of labour afterwards...

I'm glad you're feeling better. Sepsis is no joke. I've been a nurse for 18 years. And I'm so sorry you went through that, and I hear your appreciation for your nurse, Daniel. I'll tell you. We forget. We've seen thousands of patients over the years, and we do remember a lot of patients. The enema that went sideways is just Tuesday, though. The poo-flinging guy with the major league baseball arm stands out. The boyfriend that comes to the ER with a shovel to finish the brain injury that didn't actually kill his intended target stands out. Bad enema Tuesday, though, don't worry about it. I'm sure that he will remember that you were a kind person. Honestly. Rest well.

Theresa!!! Sepsis!! That can absolutely KILL YOU!!! Thank GOD your mom talked you into going to the hospital, PLEASE don’t ever let yourself get that sick without getting your sweet self to the ER! Sending love and healing! ❤

Not me preparing my bagel as you say "don't eat while watching this" 😭🤣😭😂😂😭

@morganwentworth2041

2 ай бұрын

I definitely speed-ate my food when the warning came up

@DJSteenie

2 ай бұрын

Same! Cinnamon bagel with cream cheese 🤣🤣🤣

@xDyxe

2 ай бұрын

Same! I was biting into my sandwich then paused to wolf it down

@jessicaseyfried7888

2 ай бұрын

I was opening my McDonald’s cheeseburger…I have a cast iron stomach. Just so glad she is okay 😮

@Little.MissDiagnosed

2 ай бұрын

I ate chicken and gravy with potatoes and veg. But I was a birth attendant.

As someone who gives said enemas, don’t worry about the giver…..they have seen worse, and fully expect to get sprayed (that she why I always have extra padding between me and the patient). We learn to deal with humor and mixing soaps for our glorious showers! But seriously though, I’m super glad you are here to tell us the adventures of our undead queen!!! Relax and recover, and don’t forget to push those fluids.

Holy shit Theresa, sepsis is an extreme emergency and I am SO grateful that your mom pushed you to go to the hospital, sepsis can kill in as little as 12 hours from when it STARTS!! The fact that you had such serious symptoms, of severe abdominal pain and high fever, for a couple DAYS before you got help, my god, you felt like you were dying because you very literally WERE dying!! It sounds like you dealt with the whole ordeal like a trooper, even holding on to your special brand of humour. Sepsis is one of those things I've just sort of known about since I was very young, not for any particular reason, no one I knew had suffered it, its just information that has been in my head for as long as I can remember. Because of this I have saved three lives by recognizing the signs of an infection beginning to spread into the blood: First was a past boyfriend, he had suffered a stab wound (during a mugging) to his GOOCH about a year prior, and the old healed wound suddenly flared up with infection. He came home from work a couple days later and immediately collapsed onto the floor 😱 He was refusing to go to the hospital, but I insisted and got a friend of his to drive us to a hospital in a nearby small town, because he would have been seen much faster and gotten much better care there compared to the nearby hospital which has a reputation for being horrible. I'll spare you the gross details of what happened while he was there... Unless anyone REALLY wants to know! Its very much a "not while eating" story :p Second time was while visiting my mom, we were about to leave to drive 5 hours away to visit my grandparents for Christmas. One of her kitties had an abcess on his head from a cat bite wound, which is a not uncommon thing for outside cats (one of MANY outside dangers, keep your cats insisde if you can people!), and usually it can be handled at home with warm compresses to help the abcess burst and drain. But this time, shortly before we were going to leave, the kitty got super out of it, lethargic, clearly not well. I insisted that we go to the vet instead of leaving for a few days, and refused to listen to my mom's protests (she has issues with taking illnesses seriously 😕). I even paid for the vet care with the Christmas present money I had saved, and was like sorry family, no presents for you this year, I saved kitty's life instead. He got a shot of an antibiotic that stays effective for a number of days and was quickly on the mend. Third time was a roomate and good friend who desperately needed dental care and had developed a severe abcess. (Lol actually, all three stories involve abcesses!). Again this was right before Christmas, and by the time I was leaving to visit my family my roommate's face had swollen up HUGE and he was feverish and all out of it. He was refising to go to the hospital and wouldn't take me seriously. I had to leave, but I told my boyfriend as I left "Get him to the hospital in the next 24 hours OR HE WILL DIE." My boyfriend forced our roommate to go, and when I came back from holidays the roommate laughed while recounting how the doctors told him he would have died if he had waited much longer to seek care!! So all that to say, sepsis is EXTREMELY serious, and knowing the signs should be taught in school IMO. Depsite all my knowledge of medical stuff and pushing people to seek help when they need it, I have been shocked at myself to find that I too refuse to go to the hospital when I need it. Hospitals being for some ungodly reason designed to be miserable in every way is certainly part of it, but there's still this strange instict to not go. And I've figured out what that probably is! Its leftover instincts that tell us to stay put when we are injured or sick. For millions of years that instinct would have been helpful, but our genetic instincts haven't yet caught up with the knowledge that we have hospitals now, and therefore LEAVING our homes is now the best thing to do when we are really unwell. Hopefully knowing this will help me short circuit that instinct that says to stay put, and I tell others in the hope it helps them too.

I have to add… my dad is in the hospital right now for “failure to thrive” and so much of what you went through overlaps with his recent experience. It meant a lot for me to hear your humorous retelling of what went on. I’m glad to hear you’re feeling well. ❤

Ma’am sepsis!! Thank your momma for telling you to go to the hospital. Being sick sucks . Hope Daniel didn’t give you the “dry shove” on your enema . One of my dad’s patients & family friend was in hospital 20+ years ago and the precious nurse was trying to give enema & he yells out “ your giving me the dry shove just spit on it or something “ 😂 he was a character. Glad you are alive ! ❤

@heatherstabler7144

2 ай бұрын

Dry shove! Dying 😂

Girl, I'm the same. I won't go to the ER unless I am on the verge of death 💀

@jenzerr8856

2 ай бұрын

I think that’s just most women. 😂 and we usually end of driving ourselves and the er is like “ wow, you almost died” huh. 😂

@greeneyedsoutherngirl6468

2 ай бұрын

Isn’t that true! And men have a COLD, and they are dying!

Woah, you've really been through it - a severe UTI with the beginnings of sepsis is no joke, I'm glad you listened to the Mom Wisdom and went to the hospital. I hope that now you're back home you have the opportunity to take it a bit easy for a while and build up your stamina slowly. Poor Daniel the nurse! I'm sure he's had worse reasons to change his scrubs, but even so...😬

In 2019, I developed MRSA from an abscess that almost killed me. I was septic, had a fever of 103 and I was hospitalized for over a month. Even had a picc line. It was the scariest thing that ever happened to me and i literally thought I was going to die. I almost did. I’m so sorry you went through that and I’m glad you’re feeling better.

Going to the hospital seems like a dramatic way to get out of filming videos. 😊

@TheresaisDead

2 ай бұрын

HAHAHAHA YESSSSSS HAHHAHAA! You're on to me!!! lmao

I am so happy you are alive

As someone who escaped Florida, where I grew up, to live and thrive in Baltimore, MD of all places - I completely understand.

Girl you are LUCKY with the sepsis. My dad went into septic shock a couple years ago from a UTI he didn't feel any symptoms of (which is apparently common in older men), and it was some of the scariest shit ever. In the ER they literally told him if he had waited for two more hours to get help, he would have died. You may not have been that far off in thinking "this is the end". My dad certainly thought it was.

Glad to see you've recovered /recovering. Welcome home dad

Not me, a former C.N.A bravely making a green goddess salad with boiled eggs after the no food warning.😂

@maryeckel9682

2 ай бұрын

Person who has had many episodes of bodily secretions in public (bathroom, ambulance, ER room, barium enema, etc) happily eating cheese.

@kalaylaaa9520

2 ай бұрын

Fellow nurse eating dinner 😅😂

Dude!!! I had the same thing at Easter. I thought it was the flu ..and it progressed into the worst UTI and I passed several kidney stores.After having so many admissions after I was run over by a van in 2010 I refuse to go to the hospital anymore and let’s say I caved a week and a half in.Thankfully with the IV push I got the stones out and felt better until the last few days when I got tired and felt shitty again so now I’m just taking it easy again.Sepsis is scary sh!te and I’m glad you are better but remember you’re going to feel tired for a few more weeks so just chill❤❤Feel better kiddo

@beckybertish7841

2 ай бұрын

I hear kidney stones are very very painful. Glad you are better.

welcome to the hospital life i live wayyyy too often. i’ve been a guinea pig since i was 12, and having over 60 surgeries has physically, emotionally, and mentally scarred me forever. i can’t count how many times i’ve been septic, and i don’t wish it on anyone in this world. i legitimately feel your pain. florida’s only made my life worse. i’m sending you billions of hugs 🤗🤗🤗

Oh my goodness, so glad you listened to your mom. My niece got sepsis as well, when she got to the emergency room she passed out in the driveway, they told her if she hadn’t come in that she would have died. She was in the hospital for a week. She has Celiac disease and has been to hell and back, she’s in her mid 40’s.❤❤❤

As a multiple kidney stone survivor…I must say Morphine is on helk of a drug!!!..but won’t make you poo for 3 days! Glad you’re back! We all missed you!!! Take care of your self Miss Theresa!!

@susanstetson3435

2 ай бұрын

Yeah I was thinking it was probably the morphine backing everything up.

My husband had to do an enema on me before 😂 and I couldnt let him finish I jumped up so fast and shit everywhere 😂

@TheresaisDead

2 ай бұрын

The way I cackled reading this outloud lmao

@dominiquebright4790

2 ай бұрын

That's why I relate to this so much 😂😂😂 love u for being so vulnerable ❤️ I think we all have been through something similar my husband told me " people do this all the time" I was in disbelief 😭

Nice to see that you are back. You were away for so long that I somehow sensed that you were dealing with illness and hospital. Sepsis is the worst, as one survivor to another. I am on a frequent flyer program with my hospital of choice, due to UTIs, stage IV ovarian cancer and assorted death by 1000 cuts associated with the whole mess. So, your hospital stories rang very true with me (as does the gas lighting yourself with blackouts of makeup orders and loss of days and time). Be on the quick mend girlie!!

Theresa, i could listen to your storytelling all day. You are a natural. I love it.

Sepsis is no joke, my grandfather died from it. :( Serious infections can occur from any basic infections, especially UTI! Please stay safe out there and if if you think you have it run to the hospital immediately!!!

I was wondering where you were. I'm so glad you are ok ❤️❤️❤️❤️

I’m thinking “Eeyore” has seen more than his ration of shit, but if you want to do something, send a bunch of brownies to the hospital. I’m sure they’d have a good laugh. I’m glad you’re healing and still amongst us.

Nothing you talk about will stop me from eating😂. I'm a nurse, and I've seen, heard, smelled it all. I love hearing a patients perspective. I do procedures for patients utilizing a CT scanner. They inject IV contrast dye that makes you feel warm all over. And yes, saline is totally safe. If I forget my eye drops, for my dry eyes with contacts, I'll use saline at work. It's used to flush iv's, clean wounds, irritations, etc. I'm so happy you are feeling better, and I'm sorry you had to experience that. Also, narcotics (morphine) can also cause constipation. After one of my surgeries, I was sent home with pain meds, and I was constipated. I had my nurse friend go to the store and buy a bottle of magnesium citrate because I was so uncomfortable. I drank half the bottle. And it finally worked. It's not a fun feeling for sure! Take care now. ❤❤❤❤

thank you for the trigger warning as I am indeed eating and drinking because I saw the length 😂 but also I will not stop, I will just not be surprised

Rest, queen, rest. What an ordeal. Good to see you alive. 🎉

Oh I missed you! I wondered about why you weren't posting any videos and I'm glad that you are ok now. Welcome back our garbage queen!!

@alexthepoleelf

2 ай бұрын

Nice to know you jackson pollocked the room!! plus show recomendation: Hazbin Hotel and Helluvaboss!! thank me later and love you 3000

🤣😂🤣 I was dying laughing with the enema part!!!! OMG 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@sstaj9945

2 ай бұрын

I was crying laughing at that story! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

This is nursing every day. I keep telling myself I love my life. I’m just glad you’re better. Daniel sounds like a good nurse so I’m sure he took it all in stride

Twinning! I was in the hospital with sepsis too, in my arm though. Had to drink milk of magnesium with prune juice so I could go. No rectal, thank God! Glad you are ok. I am too.

@emicb999

2 ай бұрын

That does not sound tasty 😖

@maryeckel9682

2 ай бұрын

Ooh yum yum

Omg I have so many thoughts! 😂 1.) Thank god you went to the hospital. Sepsis is terrifying. 2.) As a nursing student / nursing assistant, hearing you talk about the enema had me cackling. 3.) My very good Judy's name is Daniel and he, too, is the embodiment of eeyore with dark glasses. Not a nurse though 😂 Oh, Pooh!

So glad you're ok! The enema story really made me mad. When I was on the floor, the first step was warmed up prune juice with a splash or OJ (it works). If we had to do an enema. we warmed it up first- makes a huge diff, and you NEVER just handed it to the pt to figure it out. Also, we call a CT for blockage a Scat Scan lol Healthcare is gross.

Im so glad you're okay sepsis can be so serious, you should make sure to take all the time you need to feel better❤❤ Daniel sounds like he'd make me laugh 😂

I’m a nurse, I have to give enemas a lot, it’s normal to go everywhere lol I usually put chucks pads on the floor and put a bedside commode next to the bed. It’s embarrassing for the patient, but truly, we think nothing of it. Glad you’re better! ❤️

Listen Love, (many of us) we are not watching your videos for the makeup… we watch because of You! And we want You to feel better! No matter what! 🍀🥂

Dude, all of that anxiety that comes with being very sick coupled with the terrible US healthcare system (referring to the financial aspect). I hope everything is covered by your insurance. Happy you pulled through!

@TheresaisDead

2 ай бұрын

THANKFULLY I only had to pay a copay! So I am hoping nothing more comes in the mail!

Bless you I’ve had sepsis twice it’s scary your story made me giggle poor Daniel lol I think you look beautiful without any makeup glad your doing better enjoying your new makeup 💄

Glad you're feeling better because we need you very much alive 😊 take care of yourself & take the time you need to recover! Shout out to Daniel the RN!! Thanks for taking care of our Garbage Queen!!!

What a rollercoaster! Scary, funny, relief. Glad you’re on the mend. Going to add ‘Drugged me would buy it’ to the Bingo card? 😅

I’m so sorry that you were that sick Theresa and I can’t imagine how scary that must have been for you to endure all of that pain. I’m so glad to see you back and best wishes for your recovery. ❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹

I kept checking your profile to make sure I wasn't missing any posts. We missed you!!!!!

Welcome back from the near dead. I missed you! Also the left side is the correct side to lay on for an enema. I remember that much from nursing school but I don't remember a warning about a rectal volcano eruption. I work in mental health in an outpatient setting so I don't have to give enemas and such but somehow there is still shit involved....like people throwing it or smearing it around the room. Nurses can't escape the poo no matter how hard we try. Poor Daniel.

Hooray! Theresa is not dead! We love you girl ❤❤❤❤❤❤

We missed you so much!!! So glad you’re okay ❤

@TheresaisDead

2 ай бұрын

I NEED TO MARCO POLO YOU! hahaha I have been waiting to get better hahaha

So happy to see you back and alive! ❤ And honestly, bit going to the hospital because of pain down there is not strange - people have been telling us women for ages that having pain in our vagina is "just part of being a woman". I was also having severe pain but did not go to the hospital because "it is probably nothing". Then at work i had to tell my students that "there is something wrong" because I almost fainted, so I went to my local health center where they took some tests and directly sent me to the ER. At first they thought it was my appendix but after a "just to make sure"-ultrasound they saw that it was an infection in my ovary. I legit thought i would just take some antibiotics and go home but they looked at me in disbelief when i wanted to leave "no mam, you have an infection. We need to monitor you" 😅 I did not realize the severity of my state. Happy that you got help 🩷

Me finishing my food as you're giving the warning. Phew

I actually said to my husband the other day that you must be sick or something because I’ve been missing you! I had my gallbladder removed finally 3 weeks ago after suffering with attacks since the end of November so I know how awful being in constant pain is. No where but up from here for you hopefully! ❤️ sending lots of good vibes your way 😊

Parents always know better…Always listen to them no matter how old you are! Thank God you are out of danger. But you still need to rest and regain your strength. Sepsis is very serious and your body needs to regenerate. Wishing you a strong recovery. ❤️‍🩹

28 years of being a nurse. Worked in level 1 trauma ER to ICU to outpatient opthalmology. Now I review genetic testing. The grosser the story the better!

When recovering my favorite food is plain quinoa - easy to digest and full of good nutrients for a quick recovery. Great to see you, take whatever time you need. Yikes!

Trust me, seasoned nurses have seen it all. Glad you went back to the hospital.

I’m so sorry you got so sick, and I’m so glad you’re okay…but good lord you had me wheezing at my desk with the Daniel story. Nurses are very special people, I don’t know how they do it.

Thank goodness Mummy Garbage made you go to the hospital. I know somebody who didn't get there as quick as you and nearly died, UTI turned sepsis the same as you and the road to recovery for her was very long. So be kind to yourself. Oh and welcome to the morphine club, I have the oral stuff at home for my medical condition so I often make weird purchases! The fact you didn't poop is probably because of the morphine, it can cause really bad constipation in people. Luckily I appear to be immune from that bit.

I was wondering where you were, holy sh!t!!! First of all, UTIs are EXXXCRUUUUCIAAATING. So there's that..... plus being backed up and sick?? OMG, I believe your description of your pain level. I am so sorry you had to go through that. LOVE YOU!!!!

I am so excited to see this. Your absence had me worried. Glad to see you back.

Rest and get well. Very happy you have survived. Congrats on your first fisting, and would like to note *Gatorade is not a cure-all! ❤🙏 get well soon Kid. You've been missed!💜

Being in the hospital is so hard in your system .. the last time I was in, a year ago, was from an obstruction & you just get so decompensated physically & mentally! Glad you are out and on the mend! Take care & feel better.❤

My God 😢 UTI's that go wrong are the worst. And people have indeed said that those, or renal problems, feel worse than labor. So, kuddos to you for pushing through !

My grandmother died from sepsis. It is very serious. So glad you’re ok !!!

Welcome back, we all missed you. This sounds so scary and painful, I am glad you feel better!

Damn girl! I'm glad you listened to your mom and got to the ER. There seems to be an extra nasty bug going around that causes UTIs that turn nasty. My sister-in-law had it and developed a kidney stone and sepsis, they caught that right away but it's scary stuff. Take it easy, we're not going anywhere. As a veteran of much butt related stuff, the enema story has me rolling.

I too moved during the pandemic and it was the worst decision of my life 🎉 i feel you girlie

I’m sorry to hear about you. Having such a bad time with illness. Going septic is one of the worst experiences you can ever go through. You just feel dead. Hope you recover quickly.

This is giving me flashbacks. 😂 I had to have my gallbladder removed, and the pain medication stopped me up…BAD. I had no idea that this was a thing, and that you can do stuff to prevent it after surgery. Long story short I landed in the emergency room like you, doubled over in pain could not sit, could not function. I waited in the waiting room for 16 hours to be seen because our local healthcare system is overrun. I feel like I died and came back to life 100 times in that wait. There was no room available, so they eventually took me into the children’s wing as a back up. There I lay in a room with cartoons and clouds on the ceiling, while a nurse does a manual extraction. Let me just say… I think my soul left my body. I can laugh about it now, but it was the most painful traumatic thing I had ever experienced in my life. A man’s entire hand inside of my body, pulling out excrement, hard as rocks. Fissures and tears in the aftermath. And then the enema… much like you did not go well. No joke, I think I have PTSD from the entire experience. Needless to say, if I ever take strong pain medication again, I am doing things differently. 😂😂😂😂

I can tell by ur face that you’ve lost weight during this horrible illness😮 I’m sorry you’ve been so sick, thank goodness you’re on the mend! We’ve missed u❤

I am so glad you are doing much better! Nurses always appreciate treats so you can send cookies or bagels to the unit and eeyore/Daniel will be very happy!

I had a 3-level cervical disc fusion back in September and stayed 2 nights in the hospital. They had me on 3 different opioids, and gave me a hand switch that could dispense pain meds as often as every 8 minutes. They also let me keep my phone. I ordered over $500 of the most random shit from Amazon, and the boxes were piling up the day I came home. I brought back 2 large IKEA blue bags worth of stuff to the Kohl's return kiosk and the guy laughed his ass off at me.

I'm glad you are out of the hospital. Take time to let yourself relax and heal. We'll be waiting for your return!

So glad to know you’re doing better!! I see too many patients at home after being hospitalized from this very same thing!! So glad you went to the hospital!! ❤❤❤ UTIs can make people sooo fricken sick…. They can literally kill you. Hydrate the crap out of yourself!!! 😘😘

Gurrrrl , sepsis is no joke !!!! So glad you are ok

Poor girl!! So sorry u went through that.

So glad you're out of the hospital; that alone is a joy since staying in hospitals sucks. When the disclaimer came on I was like "YESSS" because I love a good weird medical story. I'm on a lot of the weird medical subreddits and DEF remember the weird coffee enema people too. Please rest and heal up! PS Maybe a bingo square of "morphined me would buy it"

I have been really down today, but you got my mood up. I have never understood how people are as good as you are, in storytelling.... Like you talk about something so bad, but I am laughing my ass off! I really hope you don't take that as bad, but OMG I really couldn't stop.... Like I was laughing for a good 10 straight minutes🤣💀🤪 I am happy to hear you are feeling better! And as someone that is chronically ill, I understand the "not having others around", and how meaningful those comments and messages you got, checking in on you. I'm glad you find that as heartwarming in a horrible situation💖

I feel sad that you don’t feel at home since your move but feel very happy that you are feeling better and healthier!

The bravery of you sharing your story, you deserve a million plus subscribers, I love you omg

Oh yay!!!! So glad to see you back and that you’re ok

I'm so glad you're doing better! ❤❤❤

I’m so glad you are feeling better and I hope you continue in that direction. Fallout was SO GOOD! We are currently engrossed in Parrish and A Gentleman in Moscow.

Sepsis aka blood poisoning is extremely serious. I’m so sorry this all happened to you. My husband went through a month long stay in the hospital and the hospital kindly gave him sepsis due to a contaminated main line. Very fun on top of everything else. Anyway, I am so glad you got through it. Take care of yourself please. We need you and love you! ❤

So glad you’re on the mend! Please, take it easy - we’ll be there. Somehow I’m not surprised you’re able to be funny as hell in these circumstances. Also, now that you’re not dead, you should consider writing your memoir as a collection of your stories (including work, NYC and subway adventures etc.) - after you’ve fully recovered, of course!

So glad u made it through solider ❤

Not shopping for makeup high on morphine in the hospital!! 🤣 But seriously, I'm so glad you are feeling a little better. I was wondering why you weren't popping up on my feed. Take all the time you need to recover & get yourself well again!! Feel better!!💜✌️

I’m so sorry you were sick, sepsis is nothing to mess with and glad you went to the hospital. Please take care of yourself. Everything will wait.

Very glad you are doing better!

Get well soon xx

I'm so glad you're feeling better!!!

Feel better Theresa. ❤

Shade selection while high on morphine: ON POINTE!💜

Glad you're ok and doing better 🤗