I am an EMT and I see and feel a lot of things but every time you zapped her wart my skin crawled knowing how much that had to hurt. She was a champ in every sense of the word

@sharicebillett

2 жыл бұрын

i am a retired Paramedic, I was cheering her own. I know how you feel

@gillianwells5702

2 жыл бұрын

She was AWESOME! Some people have 0 tolerance...

@gregchavez1534

2 жыл бұрын

I am not a paramedic, but I've had a botched gall bladder removal which put me in the hospital for a month and two back surgeries, including a spinal fusion; all before I turned 40. When you live and breathe old pain for what seems like an eternity, the mind gets crafty fast and learns how to dominate the body when it knows -- when you know -- the new pain has come to kill the old. Super lady, no doubt.

@happyaccident105

2 жыл бұрын

I can sorta comment here about this. My doctor said that people who live with chronic and constant pain (like I do and like she clearly does) ... our threshold becomes a lot higher over time. He's able to put me on a TENS unit at the highest setting. He said I'm the only patient he has ever had who can endure it that high and for me ... it barely even registers. I didn't even know it was high until he brought in several other doctors on the staff and talked about it in front of me and I was replying and talking like nothing at all was happening to me. Two of the doctors actually stopped the machine and restarted it to make sure my doctor wasn't faking it. It blew their mind. But pain becomes nothing when that's all you know. :*( Those doctors call me "The Champ" any time I run into them.

@kristinenickley1755

2 жыл бұрын

Hi David, My name is Kristine. I am from San Diego, California. Just wanted to let you know that my younger brothers name is David Vincent. How Cool Huh!!! Have a great day.

If I heard her correctly, a heart transplant, a stroke and this wart…what an amazing person…so strong!

@brentdonhauser

2 жыл бұрын

It just shows if you have the will to fight and a positive attitude the human body can withstand a lot.

@patiencec.3128

2 жыл бұрын

Oh wow! That makes sense as to why her body can’t fight off this wart. Everything she has been through has weakened her immune system. :(

@somewherehere424

2 жыл бұрын

Small price to pay i imagine! Really hoping this treatment finally wipes the little devil out! 🌸

@CLark-yk7oz

2 жыл бұрын

Fully, so strong and brave and Toe Bro to the rescue! Sooooo much moral support to you 🙏👍

@khalduras784

2 жыл бұрын

is a wart incredibly harmful to your health? I have 1 one my finger. Its just irritating but does it get harmful or something?

In the 70's I had 23 plantar warts on the padding of my left foot & 17 on the heel of the right. Walking was hurting. I'd never heard of these before. A nurse had me soaking my feet for at least 20 mins each night , pat dry & apply a product, an acid base, brand name Duofilm then secure a gauze square over them till morning. I did this faithfully for just about a week when one night in the bathtub a thick chunk of skin with the warts came out! It looked like 2 big jigsaw puzzle pieces! Very rubbery & translucent but you could see the tiny black spots of the warts. Never came back & I felt no pain with this treatment or the warts coming out. Just thought I'd recount my experience in case someone would benefit from this. The Duofilm can now be bought over the counter.

@nancymelloh4222

2 жыл бұрын

I had wart on big toe removed at 17..there were 23. The doctor removed with acid treatment. So painful, but it never came back. Last treatment I had to be carried to car. This lady is brave and a trooper

@user-hq9up9yd2p

3 ай бұрын

Не нужно ничего покупать в аптеке. Берёте аккумуляторную кислоту, разбавляете 1:1 с водой, и пипеткой, постепенно, каждый день капаете на бородавку. 1-2 раза в неделю соскребаете верхний слой, и продолжаете повторять с кислотой. Примерно через месяц от бородавки ничего не остается. Испробовал на себе.

@TheEvaBalazs

22 күн бұрын

sus

@NonPlantBasedOrganism

9 күн бұрын

⁠@@user-hq9up9yd2pbattery acid? Did that translate correctly??

I'm thankful that when I was a little girl and got a wart on the inside of my thumb, it hurt every time I turned a door knob, my mom took me to an old doctor. He used a syringe/plunger with a stick of dry ice in it and held it on my wart for two minutes. He gave me a nickel for an ice cream cone on the walk home. I went in another week later and he did the same thing a second time since the first time didn't make it go away. This time it stung and I got teary eyed so again he gave me a nickel for an ice cream cone. It's been gone for sixty years now. RIP: Dr. Smith! I remember you very well.

@TheEvaBalazs

22 күн бұрын

i don't like it

This lady seems so sweet I feel so bad that she had to go through this

@disco4535

2 жыл бұрын

It's gotta be really tough to do that to her and see her in so much pain, but it has to be done :(

@brancasimplifica

2 жыл бұрын

Realmente muito forte a imagem . A dor deve ser muito intensa durante e depois.

@fleaizeztc1418

2 жыл бұрын

It's all painfull. But the pain worth the result

Wow poor lady, she seems so sweet, and she's clearly suffering. I hope she has a quick and full recovery.

@sandrastreifel6452

2 жыл бұрын

Especially when she described the pain keeping her awake!

@TianXiaoMao

2 жыл бұрын

@@sandrastreifel6452 YES

@beulahverdell

2 жыл бұрын

Amen.

@nowasiwassaying...1699

2 жыл бұрын

but doesnt want to drive an hour to see the doctor who is treating her to have it scraped down ughhhh drives me crazy! i understand that it is a nuisance but is it as bad as messing up all the hard work and treatment by going to someone who may not know what the primary doctor is doing? i really hope she was just kidding

@howardgofstein9694

2 жыл бұрын

Ditto!

In the middle of the video this patient brings up people having a tough time and apologizing: for those unaware large parts of Canada have had some awful flooding and mudslides in the past month or two and it's unprecedented weather, people displaced from their homes and losing everything. For all the pain and discomfort she went through during the procedure she was still thinking of others, what a sweetheart! I hope she healed fast and this wart is gone FOREVER for her!

This guy is the best, he's found his calling. Making the crippled walk again. Bless you Brother! I just want to hug her, she's so greatful.

I had planters warts on my heel as a 12 year old. I got so sick of it I finally got a sharp object and just dug it out. It bled and hurt like heck, but it never came back. It didn't dare!

@smapa1185

2 жыл бұрын

Same but I got a wart on my hand at 19 and used plantar wart patches and dug it out repeatedly until it went away...

@dreaminlayers

2 жыл бұрын

You had the immune system of a healthy kid to help fight it off. With her health and being immunocompromised she didn't have any hope of fighting it off on her own, let alone this big of a wart. What's bad is her "pedicurist" who supposedly told her about it was probably the one who caused it by nicking the bottom of her foot, allowing the virus in from someone else she treats.

@toocutepuppies6535

2 жыл бұрын

@@dreaminlayers Not judging!

@1conk225

2 жыл бұрын

I bit my verruca out of my foot after it had been painfully in my foot for a year. People that have never had one find that disgusting, but people who have had a verruca before normally sympathise.

@barbarafox437

Ай бұрын

I had one at the bottom of my foot around your age. I also dug mine out and it never came back again. It reminded me of a little crater.

I feel like you'd have to ask the wart for permission for treatment, that thing is huge.

@DMXIII

2 жыл бұрын

Underrated comment.

@laurens5909

2 жыл бұрын

😁😆😁

@pheonixnash3620

2 жыл бұрын

This comment reminds me of the gangster wart in courage the cowardly dog

@Ava_Orchid

2 жыл бұрын

"Excuse me Mr Wart, can you please sign the informed consent document?"

@jasongregorio4983

2 жыл бұрын

Lol

I went from gross wormy things being pulled outta cats and dogs to seeing cow foot surgery being done (horsehoof GP) to watching actual foot and toe surgery…. What a ride. This is oddly satisfying for some reason.

@WildCelt130

Ай бұрын

Same here. 😂

@txroyalflowers5346

28 күн бұрын

HoofGP👍

I can hear her kindness in her voice. I love it. I’m a cardiac nurse and I bet she was the sweetest patient when she had her heart transplant ❤️

Bless you - this poor woman has been through enough and now to has to suffer from the wart that took over Ontario. I’ve had a tiny plantar wart that was excruciating. I can’t imagine…

@MsrKSDisque

2 жыл бұрын

That's awesome! Her wart is named Doug

I have said it before and I'll say it again, so many people in the medical field and Beyond need to take bedside manners & etiquette skills from you! That poor lady, I hope it's easier and for sure getting better thx to you!

@car2029

2 жыл бұрын

You are so right he has the best bedside manner. Just great skills.

I KNOW how painful that is. I had a plantar wart that size & had laser surgery to remove it. That woman has balls of steel!

This woman is my hero. I can’t imagine the pain she endured. I pray this treatment works for her.

This dear lady is a trooper. She's been through such a journey getting this wart fixed. Let's hope your treatment kills it this time.

@YS92651

2 жыл бұрын

I 💙 this Woman. 💙

@luciatoninha6482

6 ай бұрын

​@@YS92651🕖 😅😢

This looks so painful. I wish she had someone to hold her hand. It really is so helpful when you have to go through necessary but painful procedures. This patient was truly the hero of the day.

@nonesort9373

2 жыл бұрын

I currently have one and i should get it removed, it doesn’t hurt to cut it at all because if file it when it not often just to keep it from irritating the rest of my foot, it hurts when you press weight onto it a little though, this one is much larger than mine and they would be going through more frequent bursts of irritation, just a bit more of information for ya

@dachshundmom9966

2 жыл бұрын

@@nonesort9373 I suffered with over 20 plantar warts on my heal throughout HS, college, and up to 27 yo. I had surgery, freezing, burning, and even a series of 10 small pox vaccinations (this was in the late 60's -70's). Then one summer I changed my diet to vegetarian because the guy I fell in love with was a vegetarian. Magically, all of those warts disappeared. There was something missing in my diet, but I never knew what. Fast forward...My child developed 2 plantar warts on her foot. I read that Vit A killed the virus. So for about 2 weeks I soaked her foot, roughed the area with a emery board, and applied Vitamin A which comes in a capsule...you pierce the capsule and I rubbed that on the wart. and applied a bandaid. I repeated this for about 2 weeks and then a dark black spot appeared. I used a tweezer to pull it and it was the dead wart. It was gone and 32 years later she is still wart free. So My suggestion is to look up the effect of Vitamin A applied to plantar warts. I have a medical background, and the science to me was a lot more believable than small pox vaccine (quack).

@Silvinha12

2 жыл бұрын

I thought exactly the same thing! she should've had someone to let her squeeze their hand to help her through it

@olgayablonsky215

2 жыл бұрын

@@dachshundmom9966 -вспомнила бабка, как девкой была! Медицина давно научилась это лечить! Ты очень смешная!

@KateandBree

2 жыл бұрын

@@Silvinha12 I often bring someone with me for this reason. I don't like experiencing something for the first time alone (especially with a new doctor!) It's very scary.

I just love that you talk to your patients in these videos and not at the camera! I love you for that!

I had to deal with a wart underneath my ring fingernail as a kid. No doctor could get it off even after freezing it multiple times (and nearly freezing off my nail), so eventually I was forced to just do it myself with a pair of nail clippers and a pocket knife. I'm glad you're doing everything you can so that she doesn't have to deal with it anymore, my doctors didnt really seem to care.

I'd be picking at that monster night and day...soaking it, looking up DIY remedies, scraping it down. It would be an obsession until I got rid of it! I know that wouldnt be recommended, but I probably couldnt help myself, lol. I hope this lady will finally be free of this awful thing. Nobody deserves to go through all that. Remember to always wear shoes in public areas, especially by public pools and other water-type recreation. Warts are caused by a very contagious virus (HPV) infection to the top outer layer of skin. You can also get exposed to this virus at gyms, especially in the showers or if you're barefoot in the changing area. All it takes is stepping barefoot in the same place someone with a wart recently stood, and you end up with this giant thing on your foot, getting microwaved by Dr. Toe Bro.

@sarahdore7884

2 жыл бұрын

Omg me too. The wart would never get that big on me, I’m such a picker

@ea7109

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly!!!

@AmberU

Жыл бұрын

Right lol that sucker would def have gotten picked throughly

I’m an now completely invested in this sweet woman’s progress. I feel for her.

@cristalturbide5650

2 жыл бұрын

Same!

@dixierae3442

2 жыл бұрын

I've watched so many people go through uncomfortable treatments on these videos and I thought that I truly understood and felt compassion until I had a heart attack and had to have an angioplasty done. For some reason the freezing didn't take. They went through the artery in my wrist and not to be dramatic but it literally felt like they were cutting my hand off at the wrist. I felt every step of the procedure and the pain got so bad I literally lost control of my body and it started to spasm. The doctor never stopped or took a break and he was holding me down. Finally the nurse asked if I was in pain and I said obviously she gave me 25 mg of Fentanyl and it did absolutely nothing. I still to this day don't know what went wrong but my entire arm went so black from bruising it looked like I had frostbite. Of course I was on blood thinners so I bruise very easily. Anyway my point is I now have a true feeling of empathy and compassion for other people's pain. There was almost a camaraderie and knowing exactly what this wonderful lady was going through and all I could think of is that she has to go through this two more times and the courage it will take her to show up for these treatments. Sweet lady if you happen to read these comments you are in my prayers that your pain will be brief and very effective as well is that horrible wart will leave you and never return.

@theelusive11

2 жыл бұрын

@@dixierae3442 I’m curious if you are a red head? They have trouble with anesthesia. I should say we have.

@Sera-Marie

2 жыл бұрын

@@dixierae3442 that sounds like a horrific experience. Some doctor's can be extremely ignorant to patients comfort levels.

@MM-jf1me

Жыл бұрын

@@theelusive11 I'm not the person you were responding to -- just a curious passerby. That's interesting; I never heard about redheads having issues with anesthetics. Thank you for sharing.

Please let this strong lady know we are all praying for her! What a trouper! Bless her!! ❤

Out of all the videos I watch, yours are my favorite. I’ve watched over 40 of your videos so far! You make the patients feel so comfortable, you tell them what you’re doing and what’s next, your energy is so amazing. Keep up the videos, they’re satisfying and you’re so amazing!

YIKES! That looks so painful! My sister had warts like this when she was younger and needed surgery which was really brutal back in the 80’s. She was in extreme pain after the surgery. Thank goodness you’ve found a better way to do this. My teenage son also had a bunch of warts on his one foot, big toe almost completely covered and they were resistant to all treatment except surgery which we didn’t try. Then one day, they started to disappear on their own and now they are all gone!

@ladyjane9980

2 жыл бұрын

When I was a senior in high school in 1986, I developed 19 watts on the bottom of one foot and 30 on the other. The pain was unbearable. Went to the podiatrist who said that my only option was to cut out all of the warts and then do a skin graft. He asked what my plans were for the summer and I told him the Outer Banks. He said that I should stay barefoot as much as possible, then made an appointment to see him when I got back. I was religious about his instructions and when I went back to see him, all of the warts had died and were being absorbed by my body. He said that the combination of. the hot sand, hot sidewalks and parking lots coupled with the salt water did the trick. I have never had another wart since. Best medicine I ever took!!!

@MariaOliveira-ie1vo

2 жыл бұрын

🤔

@sadie_lynn6792

2 жыл бұрын

@@ladyjane9980 That is awesome. It's amazing what our bodies can do, when we know how to naturally treat it.🕉️💜

@shegeek5559

2 жыл бұрын

@@ladyjane9980 - your doc... sneeeeeeaky! If more medicine was like that, I'd be an awesome complier! 😆

@kellie5138

2 жыл бұрын

@@ladyjane9980 I had 2 mild warts on my thumb when I was a kid. I moved to Florida and went to the beach multiple times a week for a couple months, they disappeared and never came back. I think the ocean water cured them.

My favorite part is the slicing of the hard capped skin... WHY is this so satisfying for me?! I feel like a weirdo. Edit: I hope we get to see results

@julieford485

2 жыл бұрын

Nah. Just one of us. I love watching the callus removal videos.

@rachapach6192

2 жыл бұрын

I must be weird too. That's my favorite part as well!! I actually seek out the wart scraping videos 😂

@felicitygee381

2 жыл бұрын

Weirdos Unite 🧛🦶

@ssg2479

2 жыл бұрын

We are all weirdos!! Be proud of it!

@TinfoilHatWearer

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks everyone.. Lol made me feel better about it actually... Thanks very much! 😎👍💯🙏

Question: She had a heart transplant, so she is on an immunosuppressive med. This treatment is to stimulate the immune system to destroy the wart. Will it work in this case? What have been your results with other immune compromised patients?

shes so strong! bless her heart, sincerely. I’ve had painful treatments due to my nerve damage in my legs (testing for nerve responses in my feet and legs) and being able to feel the electric current in the nerves that are still alive is miserable. probably the second most painful, with my colposcopy in first place.

The cracks on that wart look like the surface of a clay desert biome after a month-long drought. I'm glad that she was able to get treatment. It's amazing how medical science changes our lives.

@lumad1755

2 жыл бұрын

okay a fellow earth science major?

@thepeternetwork

2 жыл бұрын

@@lumad1755 That would be my sister. I just call it as I see it.

@petah-peoplefortheendlesst4668

2 жыл бұрын

Funny enough that dead calloused skin would be dry as a desert for sure

She did amazingly well. She's suffered so much already yet is willing to go that extra mile to get this sorted. I am willing it to be ok

🇨🇦 OMG this is the biggest wart I've ever seen! This woman is my hero! My word she's done an amazing job tolerating the pain! What a great job to you both!!!!

You're such an amazing doctor. The way you comforted this lady was exceptional! I wish all doctors had your great bedside manner.

I hope there are updates. I can wait to see how it turns out

@karinwetzel1773

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, updates please! Blessings to this woman!

OMG! You need to come to Australia one day in the future. I am on cytoxic drugs for a genetic illness. People won’t take me on because of that. The way you were with this lovely lady shows how empathetic you are. 🦋🦋

It's great that she got treatment, but is anyone else continuing to come back to this just because it's SO satisfying to watch it slowly get scraped and sliced away?

@Upstaged07

Ай бұрын

Yes, absolutely!

She is a champ! I had my uterus cauterised by microwaves and I know how much that must have hurt her almost right between her toes! Brave lady, very brave and tough lady. I hope this is the start to her recovery.

@lisaseatle4965

15 күн бұрын

You mean an ablation? Why was yours uncomfortable. It’s done while you are unconscious

I would love to see progress updates! She’s such a sweet lady. Hopefully she gets the relief she deserves. You did an awesome job with her. 💛

@fvckinfool101

4 ай бұрын

Is there a follow up?? I can’t find it and I’m dying to know

What a great doctor. Seriously..absolutely stellar approach to thorough and caring treatment. Charm is everything

As someone who has had to dig into the nerve to get warts out of my feet, the scraping down to the pin point bleeding and the treatment she underwent shows that she has an EXTREME pain tolerance, she barely moved at all, I know the feeling of just wanting them gone. The pain is bearable when it's almost to the point of the warts keeping you from walking.

That's a massive wart. You could retire after removing that one.

You can just see how much pain she's in by how she's moving her hand and other foot. You are such an angel for helping her and coaching her through this procedure.

Toe Bro you are an awesome human being! I have been a “toe” for years now and you are always compassionate about your patient. It’s a lost expression of caring that is not often seen in today’s medical field. Realizing Covid-19 has worn our medical personnel thin, this is not stated in disrespect for their strength and courage. Stay strong and please continue to give your patients hope and compassion👍🏼🙏🏼

Awesome. She has been through so much and now you have helped incredibly

She deserves an award for sitting through that zapping. Totally strong amazing woman.

I feel so bad for her having to go through that pain. What a trooper!

I've had chronic plantars warts on the soles of my feet for a number of years!! I finally decided to have the warts professionally removed with a scalpel. The toughest part was the injections! Having a needle puncture the sensitive skin of the soles of my feet hurt like hell! But, after that, it didn't hurt to have the warts cut out from my soles!

If you fail to remove the wart, it will grow to the size of the wound/disturbed skin. If you freeze it and it blisters but doesn't die, the wart will grow to the size of the blister. (Ask me how I know)...

This poor lady has gone through so much. I'm really looking forward to seeing part 2. Really want her to get some proper relief. Thank you Jonathan for being wonderful and treating this lady. I'm rooting for her!!🥰🥰🥰

@richardjohnson455

2 жыл бұрын

Yes!!!!!!!!!!! Myself as well. WHEN is her next appointment and when do we see it? Almost every podiatrist who uploads videos here just forgets about the audience watching it and rarely posts any follow up visits, treatments or Final results. Please keep us in the loop or don’t even post the patient’s initial treatment.

I had this treatment on a mosaic wart on my heel. It was very painful but worth it as after 2 treatments it finally went away like magic after years of trying everything else for it to grow more & more. I had injections when my podiatrist used the swift machine and it still hurt but, like I said. Well worth that. I look forward to seeing part 2.

Great rapport with the patient! At first I hought cutting "against the grain" would result in blood...,, but you knew the "warp and the woof" of the wart getting to a flat surface. Great job. Hope the micro-waves can help getting rid of such a thing.

I am always so proud to see a woman like this take pain so gracefully and with knowing the other challenges she’s been through. Women are so strong and resilient.

@annenyctheoriginal

6 ай бұрын

I had the same thought. Women like this are pretty amazing :-) !

@Forrest_Pump

3 ай бұрын

that pain is very intense had a wart removed like this when i was kid, i kicked my doc on accident.

I have no idea how much this hurts (obviously a lot), but watching her squirm made me really tense up and feel it. Hope this works and she becomes wart free, she deserves it, such a trooper of a lady!

That wart is easily one of the nastiest, scariest things that I have ever seen on KZread.

She took that treatment like a boss! All the best with recovery x

I can totally feel her pain. Y'all both are AWESOME! 💙🐝💙

That is one tough lady! To have gone through that treatment, that was clearly very painful for her, and to still thank Jonathan for his help and avoiding surgery that speaks to what she has been dealing with and to her strength. I wish her a speedy recovery. ❤️

Why am I at my Dr's appointment sneaking watching this every time the Dr walks out. 👀

@t.bo.a7061

2 жыл бұрын

You'll make him/her feel bad

@maryalamo6186

2 жыл бұрын

Plot twist they keep leaving the room to sneak a couple peeks at this video too 😂😂

@Misscaitimac

2 жыл бұрын

We have much to learn from you.

Jonathan appreciate your comprehensive and kind approach.

I love how you talk to your patients while treating them.

Wow. Biggest wart ever. Wow. Look at that thing. Toe bro you rock. Love that you help people and your honest. Outstanding toe bro. 100%

If you're reading this ma'am, you're a trooper and be proud of yourself, that doesn't look easy! We're all digitally holding your hand and trying to make you feel better 💟

I remember I had this small little wart on the ball of my foot (diameter the size of a pea maybe) and I was limping everywhere I walked!! I can’t imagine the pain from one like this! What a strong woman!

I haven’t been able to find her updates? Don’t leave us hanging Toe Bro we’re all invested in her progress now!! So glad I found your channel 🥰

Poor lady she’s doing so well 🙏🏻. HUGE difference already!!

My heart goes out to this lady! So glad she’s with someone who can actually end her pain/problem

I treated both warts I got on my hand successfully on my own when younger. Shaved the edges and very slowly pulled them out so the roots would come out intact. Bleeds a lot but no more roots = no more warts.

Your patient was such a trooper going through this process. Wonder procedure as always *ToeBro!*

My feet were curling up watching this. Such a large wart! I am looking forward to see the result

That is the biggest wart I’ve ever seen. She was a trooper and so sweet. Thank you so much for helping her. You truly are a life saver.

I don’t know why.. but it’s soo satisfying watching doctors scrap these warts off.

Great job Johnathan. You're awesome.

I can hardly wait to see how well this treatment works for her.....Part two please asap

My goodness ... I SO hope this poor woman has success from this treatment and the wart is gone forever.

I think that's the MOST gnarly wart I've seen on the Toe Bro.

AMAZINGLY Strong Woman to endure all she's been through! Thank goodness she has you to help her with this LARGE wart!!!

As someone who handles referrals for medical clinics I am horrified and furious that she could get passed through multiple people and end up with a doctor who "doesn't do warts". Insane.

Breaks my heart to see that sweet, tough soul go through that pain. I can’t even imagine! She’s to the point of taking any amount of short term pain to get rid of that constant pain!

Am amazed how that wart took control of the ball of her foot. Dr Toe bro you did such a great job. Just feel those other doctors just sent her home with meds. They didn't cure it believe they helped it spread. My hat tossed in the air she was a great trooper with you. Know she was thankful you didn't shone her and sent her home. Your still that #1 foot specialist who care about everyone that walks in your office. Wait I'm gonna toss a hat your way your the best.....

i had the same tiny one right beside my tiniest toe then my friend stepped on it by accident and it bled and healed. Thank you childhood friend it's one of my unforgettable memory since the wart that I never knew what it was before gave me too much anxiety.

Wheres the follow up? I need to know that this lady is living pain free!!

Bless her, it looked soo painful. My (twisted) sense of humour kicked in when she was thanking him so much, I thought she was thanking him for all the pain he had just put her through!😂

@KateandBree

2 жыл бұрын

She is, in a way.

PT 2 I’ll be here waiting for you.

She's amazing! I would be trying to not cry

Poor thing. It’s hard to ask for help and have no one really listen. This is why I love your channel Toe Bro! You really do care about others and their health needs.

I want to cry for her. This looks so painful. Hope this works and the wart goes away!

Possibly the best "bedside manner" that you could ever see...for any Doctor anywhere.

This patient is lovely . And you are so nice with her😊

The pain reminds me of the Thermage treatment I perform. It’s used to remodel the collagen under the skin to improve the look of the skin. This patient did amazing. Thanks for helping her, Bro!

Oh wow, ai could see her hands in the background reacting to the pain, I was clenching my hands too in sympathy. Brave woman

We’re waiting too, to see how Part 2 unfolds!

Praying for her. She is one tough lady. Great job Jonathan.

My skin was crawling, wanted to hug this sweet brave woman.Hope she's doing fine now!

I think I'd prefer to have the thing cut out & deal with the healing, but that might be as much the idea of microwaving my body before I'm dead. (After is OK if you're really really hungry or something. ;-) XD ) Really hope it works for her. Surprised you didn't shave down that callous on the outer ball of her foot while you were at it.

@MrsVMom

2 жыл бұрын

Hahaha…. My humor sees a kindred spirit in your humor.

@Irishrose5424

Ай бұрын

I'd say surgery could be risky for her as she has had heart transplant and such. So they tried an alternative therapy.

This poor woman. I swear I was feeling the pain along with her. What a trooper she is!!

I work in Derm and we refer people out to have this treatment done so it’s really cool to see what that actually looks like! Thanks!

Has a part 2 been released yet? I really want to see how she healed up!

@larissafrederick

Жыл бұрын

I have yet to see a part 2 :(

I seriously hope these treatments work for her. She is a lovely person and has gone through enough without having this to deal with. Such a trooper. Great job, Toe!

I genuinely had the thought of you having some industrial size microwave to put her in, great video but man I wouldve loved to see the man sized microwave

@felicitygee381

2 жыл бұрын

Argh, flashbacks to the exploding poodle story from the late 80's

What a delightful lady very polite I’m from UK and wish her the best. When I’m visiting Canada I hope I can see you no one can sort my small toe nails to small to remove but they dig in and make me bleed.

Shame on all the other doctors who ignored this woman and let her suffer.