See that’s kinda BS. No matter what emergency happens to me, I’m covered, unless I get fired. However stroke, broken leg, cancer, it’s all covered 100% minus some small copays! I don’t want my taxes to increase to pay others health insurance.
@jasonhipsher6642Күн бұрын
I don’t get it. I pay insurance, just had 5 level neck surgery and it cost me $200. I don’t have deductibles, so I don’t know what those are🤷♂️ I had a TIA last year as well, cost me $100. Maybe more people should unionize.
@leevis333Күн бұрын
Great interview 👏
@Stacy-pg1fyКүн бұрын
Dave thank you so much I so was interested but going to watch again.
@susan_from_washingtonКүн бұрын
Excellent interview. So informative and essential!
@slappynixonКүн бұрын
Drinking Chair LOL
@claudesylvanshine6551Күн бұрын
Great points made by Kimberly. Megan Fox (and frankly a lot of Dems) serve to uphold and strengthen the financial death by a thousand cuts "capitalism" which currently exists in this nation.
@leilap2495Күн бұрын
Love that you are covering such an important topic. My family has very much been affected by the high cost of healthcare and the tethering to jobs. Due to circumstances outside of my control, I had to start buying insurance privately, which is even more expensive. I am currently on a waitlist to get on affordable health insurance, but even that wouldn’t cover my child. It shouldn’t be so expensive. I am thankful for the improvements in access to care that the Affordable Care Act brought, but it’s been in place for over a decade. It’s time for progress!
@danacreasy772Күн бұрын
Loved this conversation.Im still against centralized power. I do know reform is needed but we must be careful otherwise the power in the wrong hands. Personal experience, dear Doc friend couple of yrs (known since organic chem 40 yrs ago)… lost his practice with a partner when govt deman 42:34 ded all digital records. Cost exclusive. Was a hometown Doc following every patient including the hospital. He was bought out. Spends hours every night in “notes” justifying any treatment against what AI dictates or insurance companies dictate. Yes they must do this. No answers but the hands of the moneymakers & honestly centralized power is dangerous????
@missyrobinson9070Күн бұрын
Dave I’m a Nurse and I am also the Director of admissions for a long term care facility in NY and I can tell you what I know about how Medicare and Medicaid work here and you would be absolutely shocked.
@missyrobinson9070Күн бұрын
Guess who made the health care industry a mess as it is now??? OBAMA And his Obama care
@tamiolmstead808Күн бұрын
Wow Dave you never disappoint loved this thank you . keep it coming 😊
@bethnshermyКүн бұрын
More covos like this pla.! Quality, free at the point of service healthcare for everyone, saves us all money in the long run!
@heathersmallwood9382Күн бұрын
I loved this conversation. Thank you for doing it.
@LoriClassroomStoriesAndCrochetКүн бұрын
This was so informational. There is so much I didn't know about these issues
@sweetwillowКүн бұрын
Great information! Also depressing how more people with power care about money than humanity 😢. I usually am having to pay out of pocket for my mental health evaluations so tax payers don’t even affect my healthcare much. It’s a mess.
@cheriereuther7037Күн бұрын
Saturday with my friend Dave 🥰
@plumsmom8043Күн бұрын
So excited for this one…as a nurse in administration the title of this one is close to my heart. Thanks Dave!
@anhbarkerКүн бұрын
If people actually saw how much they are already paying for their health insurance between taxes, premiums, deductibles, co-pays, and so on, it would shock them. I worked in medical billing, and I was surprised at how many people didn't understand how their insurance worked and what it covered.
@lorimorris6542Күн бұрын
Same here! I'm a medical coder, so I'm pretty in tune with the healthcare system. With just my premiums and what my employer contributes to my coverage, it's $34,000 a year, before I ever even use it, but when we do use it, we still have huge medical bills. I personally hate being a part of creating them, but I try so hard to be fair and not overcharge the patient.
@Gidget_LynnКүн бұрын
Love this!!
@StefanieB222 күн бұрын
Also bravo for stabalizing an over 800 score! The only times my score was negatively effected was because of medical bills that I couldnt afford (before covered ca / when i worked part time and went to school, I owed 8k but made $8 and hr 😂) or when my employer insurance lapsed because of being pregnant or sick or having covid, or kids sick or had covid etc, in the last 4 years, if I didnt work 40 hours, maybe one a year, my insurance would lapse and I had to pay for what caused me to miss in the first place out of pocket. I have one more medical bill im still paying off from that time 🥴
@StefanieB222 күн бұрын
Great interview! I like the notion that nothing is free, and changing the verbage dies speak to the tax payers in all of us. Were funding the programs, we the public are electing the public servants. We should be better informed, information is power. Thank you for the information!
@linisin2it2 күн бұрын
We simply need smaller government, much less taxing every move made with our money. Our republic wasn't set up to be that way. We need to move back to our founding fathers. The only people getting rich is the players in goverment. They use to say if your in goverment and your getting rich. Its because your corrupt! They are looking out for their interest and none of ours. Yet they are all millionaires these days, by taking our tax dollars.
@barbaradelman19282 күн бұрын
Best interview in a long time. Thanks.
@barbaradelman1928Күн бұрын
And I love them all too
@barbaradelman19282 күн бұрын
Line from the old song, "I owe my soul to the company store."
@Disinterested12 күн бұрын
stop voting for the left pretty simple really
@odoylerules45036 күн бұрын
she’s adorable
@cindythompson6026 күн бұрын
Oh my gosh im dying! Jay… just remembered back when we were doing the show at Revelry i had Titos and Red Bull (a few of them) and i almost left there with a total stranger at closing time. That was a messed up combo! Never drank it again. The bar decided to give it a name and call it “the stranger” good times
@cheriereuther70377 күн бұрын
Brave interview. Thank you.
@cathyjohns7 күн бұрын
Dave, thank you so much for this fabulous interview (really, really well done) and for once again supporting my baby girl and helping spread awareness of this horrible, under-researched disease. And by the way, I did find her house on Zillow. 😁
@KellyJohnsOfficial7 күн бұрын
Thanks for having me on, Dave! I’m currently recovering and doing well!! (And one correction I’d like to make - my first surgeon used a robot for the laparoscopic surgery, but this time, it was laparoscopic but my surgeon used his own hands! 😊)
@kellieeavey672818 сағат бұрын
Hey Kelly from Kellie! Lol My family and I just moved to Milton area in April so hopefully we will run into eachother someday!
@anhbarker7 күн бұрын
My sister and I both have PCOS, and we both lost our right ovary due to cysts. My sister and her husband are going through IVF. The Dr retrieved 23 eggs, but only 9 were ready for fertilization. They fertilized all 9, but only 5 showed signs of growth. After 1 week and genetic testing, only 1 is viable. They are doing implantation in October. We are praying so hard for this 1 little embryo! They know the gender and have already picked out a name. My husband and I have decided not to do IVF for several reasons, but we are so excited and supportive of my sister and brother in law's journey.
@Stacy-pg1fy7 күн бұрын
wow Dave you never seem to amaze me! Hats off to you.We need more Dave's out can you just imagine?❤❤❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂
@stayceaagerman76947 күн бұрын
I wish the best for Kelly's recovery as well as future enjoyment with the new family.
@cortneywarner137 күн бұрын
Dave, thank you for having me! Such a great time hanging out.
@dianedulude7767 күн бұрын
Thanks Dave for having Kelly on and thanks Kelly for bravely sharing your journey.💕
@amylynn33538 күн бұрын
Kelly, the pain that you feel from surgery is nothing compared to the lifetime of pain you've had!! Once they take all the ick out, you're going to feel so much better!!! It does take months to get back to your full self for real!! I realize that now that this aired, you've already had surgery. Give yourself time to heal, & don't push it! Be nice to yourself!! You got this even when it hurts right now! I do feel like I wish someone told me that once they take both ovaries that i could really have a lot of other issues. For example, they told me to take calcium and D3, but I was dumb and didn't listen. Two years later, I SHRUNK an inch and a half!!! So take the silly vitamins! Also, when you don't have the estrogen from your ovaries you can end up having other issues such as urinary incontinence. The treatment was estrogen. I was TERRIFIED to take add back estrogen since that can cause the endometriosis grow again! So I waited forever to take it, but I'm glad I ended up taking it. It helped a TON!! I hope you're doing well!!! I wish you the best! ❤❤❤❤
@amylynn33538 күн бұрын
I feel like I was a little negative about the side effects. I didn't want to scare you, but they are possibilities that did happen to me. But, what I didn't tell you are the MAJOR benefits: 1 the pain that I suffered from daily is no longer there! 2. I don't feel crazy anymore having to try to get doctors to believe that what I am dealing with is real 3. Also a super huge one: (7 years out) I ONLY HAVE TO SHAVE ABOUT ONCE PER YEAR NOW!!!!!! It's the best!! One other warning: your hair thins on your head. I started taking probiotics prior to surgery bc my gyne told me to for GI issues. But that plus biotin have really helped a lot! I didn't have a ton of hair to begin with, but I'll take rarely, if ever, having to shave my legs and such and FAR LESS PAIN over a full head of hair!
@amylynn33538 күн бұрын
Good luck Kelly!! I am so proud of you for getting through this story so well! You're so strong!! You're going to be a great mom!!!! I lived all of this! I had endometritis since I was 12! At that time, the doctor told me that she assumed I probably had it, and I probably wouldn't be able to have kids. You can't even process that at 12! I was in chronic pain, and had so many procedures and feeling of internal tearing randomly through my teens and twenties that I had to randomly be on actual narcotic pain meds. I wasn't fully diagnosed with it though until I was in so much pain and had over 15 other procedures before they finally did the one test to "officially" diagnose! But by the time i was 27, I knew that i had PCOS & endo! Then, I had so many more surgeries to clean out the scar tissue, fibroids, and ovarian cysts. I met my husband at 32 & he didn't even want to try till we got married. We did IVF at 35. But they could only get 7 eggs, and only 5 were viable. 20:00 they do what's called "wash the sperm" where they actually go through them to remove the bad ones the ones with two tails, the non-swimmers, etc. But, we tried ivf twice. The first time, they put in one embryo & I got pregnant!! I was never more happy!!! But, 15 weeks later, she died, and I died inside. We didn't know how to grieve together. It was so painful. We tried therapy individually and together, but it didn't help much. Then, the doctor told me we had to try again within the next cycle. We tried with the rest of our embryos but it didn't work. I couldn't try again, and he blamed me. I ended up getting a hysterectomy and a couple of months later, his dad died. We couldn't get through that. It was so hard! But, almost three years later, we're finally almost divorce bc things got very very dark for a long time. I'm finally doing much better. But I'll forever have this pain of loss of my little Sophia who didn't make it into this world!
@linda15418 күн бұрын
She’s going to make a great mom. I wish her the best. Great interview ❤️
@LorraineTrottier7578 күн бұрын
So much love for Kelly. I had hysterectomy at 40 because I had endometriosis, but my family was done (3 kids and a miscarriage (FY Laura) . Wish you a speedy recovery and a beautiful baby and all the happiness in the world ❤️ I’m from Quebec, Canada so health care for all. Wish you all that
@KellyJohnsOfficial7 күн бұрын
Thank you Lorraine!!
@LorraineTrottier7577 күн бұрын
@@KellyJohnsOfficial You’re so welcome 😊
@silentdecay8 күн бұрын
Franklin!! TN ahahahaha. Also , I clicked thinking this interview was Fiona Apple & I rolled the dice. Video started and my heart jumped & warmed up, so much happier for *THIS Fiona interview!!*
@louisechopyak23848 күн бұрын
What an amazing conversation!!! Wishing Kelly a full and speedy recovery. I had a hysterectomy at age 26. Recovery is awful and the emotions that go along with it are rough. Wishing her well on the adoption journey too.
@Allierylie3188 күн бұрын
Great interview hope her recovery is going well
@lclem4178 күн бұрын
Kelly seems like such a lovely person. I wish her the best with everything she has going on.
@christinehaydon17458 күн бұрын
She is so sweet and so open about the entire process of everything she had/has gone through. I pray they get the baby of their dreams. She’s so deserving. This is so sad to me when parents cannot conceive, however, I love the fact that they turned it into a positive and want to adopt a child and give them a life that will be so much better than what it could’ve been. 🙏🏼
@KellyJohnsOfficial7 күн бұрын
Thank you Christine! ❤
@christinehaydon17457 күн бұрын
@@KellyJohnsOfficial You and your husband are in my prayers. ♥️
@mariabrooks80658 күн бұрын
Kelly John’s is a warrior! So strong to go through all of that.
@LoriClassroomStoriesAndCrochet8 күн бұрын
Kelly Johns is amazing! I hope she can recover quickly and have a blessed adoption journey
@SueD.-rx7jl8 күн бұрын
She is such a great impressionist. I have been following her on Instagram for years, thanks to Reality Steve. Really looking forward to hearing her journey.
@barricade461711 күн бұрын
Stand up intervention? More like stand up hit and run.
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See that’s kinda BS. No matter what emergency happens to me, I’m covered, unless I get fired. However stroke, broken leg, cancer, it’s all covered 100% minus some small copays! I don’t want my taxes to increase to pay others health insurance.
I don’t get it. I pay insurance, just had 5 level neck surgery and it cost me $200. I don’t have deductibles, so I don’t know what those are🤷♂️ I had a TIA last year as well, cost me $100. Maybe more people should unionize.
Great interview 👏
Dave thank you so much I so was interested but going to watch again.
Excellent interview. So informative and essential!
Drinking Chair LOL
Great points made by Kimberly. Megan Fox (and frankly a lot of Dems) serve to uphold and strengthen the financial death by a thousand cuts "capitalism" which currently exists in this nation.
Love that you are covering such an important topic. My family has very much been affected by the high cost of healthcare and the tethering to jobs. Due to circumstances outside of my control, I had to start buying insurance privately, which is even more expensive. I am currently on a waitlist to get on affordable health insurance, but even that wouldn’t cover my child. It shouldn’t be so expensive. I am thankful for the improvements in access to care that the Affordable Care Act brought, but it’s been in place for over a decade. It’s time for progress!
Loved this conversation.Im still against centralized power. I do know reform is needed but we must be careful otherwise the power in the wrong hands. Personal experience, dear Doc friend couple of yrs (known since organic chem 40 yrs ago)… lost his practice with a partner when govt deman 42:34 ded all digital records. Cost exclusive. Was a hometown Doc following every patient including the hospital. He was bought out. Spends hours every night in “notes” justifying any treatment against what AI dictates or insurance companies dictate. Yes they must do this. No answers but the hands of the moneymakers & honestly centralized power is dangerous????
Dave I’m a Nurse and I am also the Director of admissions for a long term care facility in NY and I can tell you what I know about how Medicare and Medicaid work here and you would be absolutely shocked.
Guess who made the health care industry a mess as it is now??? OBAMA And his Obama care
Wow Dave you never disappoint loved this thank you . keep it coming 😊
More covos like this pla.! Quality, free at the point of service healthcare for everyone, saves us all money in the long run!
I loved this conversation. Thank you for doing it.
This was so informational. There is so much I didn't know about these issues
Great information! Also depressing how more people with power care about money than humanity 😢. I usually am having to pay out of pocket for my mental health evaluations so tax payers don’t even affect my healthcare much. It’s a mess.
Saturday with my friend Dave 🥰
So excited for this one…as a nurse in administration the title of this one is close to my heart. Thanks Dave!
If people actually saw how much they are already paying for their health insurance between taxes, premiums, deductibles, co-pays, and so on, it would shock them. I worked in medical billing, and I was surprised at how many people didn't understand how their insurance worked and what it covered.
Same here! I'm a medical coder, so I'm pretty in tune with the healthcare system. With just my premiums and what my employer contributes to my coverage, it's $34,000 a year, before I ever even use it, but when we do use it, we still have huge medical bills. I personally hate being a part of creating them, but I try so hard to be fair and not overcharge the patient.
Love this!!
Also bravo for stabalizing an over 800 score! The only times my score was negatively effected was because of medical bills that I couldnt afford (before covered ca / when i worked part time and went to school, I owed 8k but made $8 and hr 😂) or when my employer insurance lapsed because of being pregnant or sick or having covid, or kids sick or had covid etc, in the last 4 years, if I didnt work 40 hours, maybe one a year, my insurance would lapse and I had to pay for what caused me to miss in the first place out of pocket. I have one more medical bill im still paying off from that time 🥴
Great interview! I like the notion that nothing is free, and changing the verbage dies speak to the tax payers in all of us. Were funding the programs, we the public are electing the public servants. We should be better informed, information is power. Thank you for the information!
We simply need smaller government, much less taxing every move made with our money. Our republic wasn't set up to be that way. We need to move back to our founding fathers. The only people getting rich is the players in goverment. They use to say if your in goverment and your getting rich. Its because your corrupt! They are looking out for their interest and none of ours. Yet they are all millionaires these days, by taking our tax dollars.
Best interview in a long time. Thanks.
And I love them all too
Line from the old song, "I owe my soul to the company store."
stop voting for the left pretty simple really
she’s adorable
Oh my gosh im dying! Jay… just remembered back when we were doing the show at Revelry i had Titos and Red Bull (a few of them) and i almost left there with a total stranger at closing time. That was a messed up combo! Never drank it again. The bar decided to give it a name and call it “the stranger” good times
Brave interview. Thank you.
Dave, thank you so much for this fabulous interview (really, really well done) and for once again supporting my baby girl and helping spread awareness of this horrible, under-researched disease. And by the way, I did find her house on Zillow. 😁
Thanks for having me on, Dave! I’m currently recovering and doing well!! (And one correction I’d like to make - my first surgeon used a robot for the laparoscopic surgery, but this time, it was laparoscopic but my surgeon used his own hands! 😊)
Hey Kelly from Kellie! Lol My family and I just moved to Milton area in April so hopefully we will run into eachother someday!
My sister and I both have PCOS, and we both lost our right ovary due to cysts. My sister and her husband are going through IVF. The Dr retrieved 23 eggs, but only 9 were ready for fertilization. They fertilized all 9, but only 5 showed signs of growth. After 1 week and genetic testing, only 1 is viable. They are doing implantation in October. We are praying so hard for this 1 little embryo! They know the gender and have already picked out a name. My husband and I have decided not to do IVF for several reasons, but we are so excited and supportive of my sister and brother in law's journey.
wow Dave you never seem to amaze me! Hats off to you.We need more Dave's out can you just imagine?❤❤❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂
I wish the best for Kelly's recovery as well as future enjoyment with the new family.
Dave, thank you for having me! Such a great time hanging out.
Thanks Dave for having Kelly on and thanks Kelly for bravely sharing your journey.💕
Kelly, the pain that you feel from surgery is nothing compared to the lifetime of pain you've had!! Once they take all the ick out, you're going to feel so much better!!! It does take months to get back to your full self for real!! I realize that now that this aired, you've already had surgery. Give yourself time to heal, & don't push it! Be nice to yourself!! You got this even when it hurts right now! I do feel like I wish someone told me that once they take both ovaries that i could really have a lot of other issues. For example, they told me to take calcium and D3, but I was dumb and didn't listen. Two years later, I SHRUNK an inch and a half!!! So take the silly vitamins! Also, when you don't have the estrogen from your ovaries you can end up having other issues such as urinary incontinence. The treatment was estrogen. I was TERRIFIED to take add back estrogen since that can cause the endometriosis grow again! So I waited forever to take it, but I'm glad I ended up taking it. It helped a TON!! I hope you're doing well!!! I wish you the best! ❤❤❤❤
I feel like I was a little negative about the side effects. I didn't want to scare you, but they are possibilities that did happen to me. But, what I didn't tell you are the MAJOR benefits: 1 the pain that I suffered from daily is no longer there! 2. I don't feel crazy anymore having to try to get doctors to believe that what I am dealing with is real 3. Also a super huge one: (7 years out) I ONLY HAVE TO SHAVE ABOUT ONCE PER YEAR NOW!!!!!! It's the best!! One other warning: your hair thins on your head. I started taking probiotics prior to surgery bc my gyne told me to for GI issues. But that plus biotin have really helped a lot! I didn't have a ton of hair to begin with, but I'll take rarely, if ever, having to shave my legs and such and FAR LESS PAIN over a full head of hair!
Good luck Kelly!! I am so proud of you for getting through this story so well! You're so strong!! You're going to be a great mom!!!! I lived all of this! I had endometritis since I was 12! At that time, the doctor told me that she assumed I probably had it, and I probably wouldn't be able to have kids. You can't even process that at 12! I was in chronic pain, and had so many procedures and feeling of internal tearing randomly through my teens and twenties that I had to randomly be on actual narcotic pain meds. I wasn't fully diagnosed with it though until I was in so much pain and had over 15 other procedures before they finally did the one test to "officially" diagnose! But by the time i was 27, I knew that i had PCOS & endo! Then, I had so many more surgeries to clean out the scar tissue, fibroids, and ovarian cysts. I met my husband at 32 & he didn't even want to try till we got married. We did IVF at 35. But they could only get 7 eggs, and only 5 were viable. 20:00 they do what's called "wash the sperm" where they actually go through them to remove the bad ones the ones with two tails, the non-swimmers, etc. But, we tried ivf twice. The first time, they put in one embryo & I got pregnant!! I was never more happy!!! But, 15 weeks later, she died, and I died inside. We didn't know how to grieve together. It was so painful. We tried therapy individually and together, but it didn't help much. Then, the doctor told me we had to try again within the next cycle. We tried with the rest of our embryos but it didn't work. I couldn't try again, and he blamed me. I ended up getting a hysterectomy and a couple of months later, his dad died. We couldn't get through that. It was so hard! But, almost three years later, we're finally almost divorce bc things got very very dark for a long time. I'm finally doing much better. But I'll forever have this pain of loss of my little Sophia who didn't make it into this world!
She’s going to make a great mom. I wish her the best. Great interview ❤️
So much love for Kelly. I had hysterectomy at 40 because I had endometriosis, but my family was done (3 kids and a miscarriage (FY Laura) . Wish you a speedy recovery and a beautiful baby and all the happiness in the world ❤️ I’m from Quebec, Canada so health care for all. Wish you all that
Thank you Lorraine!!
@@KellyJohnsOfficial You’re so welcome 😊
Franklin!! TN ahahahaha. Also , I clicked thinking this interview was Fiona Apple & I rolled the dice. Video started and my heart jumped & warmed up, so much happier for *THIS Fiona interview!!*
What an amazing conversation!!! Wishing Kelly a full and speedy recovery. I had a hysterectomy at age 26. Recovery is awful and the emotions that go along with it are rough. Wishing her well on the adoption journey too.
Great interview hope her recovery is going well
Kelly seems like such a lovely person. I wish her the best with everything she has going on.
She is so sweet and so open about the entire process of everything she had/has gone through. I pray they get the baby of their dreams. She’s so deserving. This is so sad to me when parents cannot conceive, however, I love the fact that they turned it into a positive and want to adopt a child and give them a life that will be so much better than what it could’ve been. 🙏🏼
Thank you Christine! ❤
@@KellyJohnsOfficial You and your husband are in my prayers. ♥️
Kelly John’s is a warrior! So strong to go through all of that.
Kelly Johns is amazing! I hope she can recover quickly and have a blessed adoption journey
She is such a great impressionist. I have been following her on Instagram for years, thanks to Reality Steve. Really looking forward to hearing her journey.
Stand up intervention? More like stand up hit and run.
I really enjoy her thoughts and witt