what's Diverticulitis?

I wanted to tell my story of 1st time Stroke Paitent

welcome to talking about my stroke experience what the doctors did for me i forgot to added they cut small part of my right leg next to my called femur to get the blockage in my brain area. I never expected in my life get a stroke age 32 will get it this. turns out lot more than i know about it.The incidence of stroke is increasing in adults aged 18–64. A significant portion of strokes in this group can be linked to risk factors like high blood pressure, diabetes, and unique lifestyle or genetic factors [i don't have high blood pressure] it was so scary to say, Friday morning i woke up 6:37am so i wanted to sleep in more before i get ready to go the dentist. then woke up 8:39am so i got up to use the restroom lucky i didn't go take a shower right away it will have seriously injury. sorry i skipped some parts half way or pausing. * thanks to Lexxicharms, chris covent/Britkni showing some love support I thank you bottom my heart thanks Fernando showing up telling the community <3

July Moving

I am been still not over this moment and talking about things how much I loved this place and much more and great memories here and talking about ghost happened here you got inside scoop of it. I DO NOT CLAIM IT LEAVE HERE! and talking about school and website i had I did lot coding jr/high let's clear that btw lol and I never thought 2025 was moving this started in April and I thought it was joke at first then that's when I realized it wasn't a joke. Learning about Podcast 2017 and didn't get that going 2021ish and still going about my health and ghost stories and more to come for sure. socials https://discord.gg/muDsBpQyZA https://twitter.com/MidnightVibx https://www.twitch.tv/midnightvibx https://www.instagram.com/midnightvibx

My last surgery of July

I talking about my last surgery of Diverticulitis see how it goes and talking about my excitement for Seattle/vacation and lot more coming up with Ghost stories https://discord.gg/muDsBpQyZA https://twitter.com/MidnightVibx https://www.twitch.tv/midnightvibx https://www.instagram.com/midnightvibx

Surgery's done!

What's EOE Eosinophilic esophagitis (EoE) is a chronic, allergic inflammatory disease of the esophagus where eosinophils, a type of white blood cell, accumulate and cause inflammation and damage, leading to difficulty swallowing and other symptom. [They use a balloon to expand it and there's was tear it's normal] but there's lot red they did some biopsy to get it tested that's in next 2 weeks about it. She wanted me set a doctor to get my medicine for my EOE to not have issues eating food. [My colon is good] there's little stuff there, she wanted me to get one more check out as well but later future. My clips still there from previous surgery since 2021 surgery so on. Plus side I am not in pain I was soo happy about it. I did reach milestone on twitch 300 followers, I am so grateful and very happy continue on the journey with me. I thank you for that. check out my socials if you haven't: https://discord.gg/muDsBpQyZA https://x.com/MidnightVibx https://www.twitch.tv/midnightvibx https://www.instagram.com/midnightvibx

what's Diverticulitis?

I will be here explain what my experiencing, It's very painful and very uncomforatable settling. I can't imagine without the pain for new year! I was talking about lot things happened and Oct 16 incident of my stomach hurting like very sharp pain can't breathe and can't sit or lay down turns out I tear my intestines because 56 cans/refills gas station per day not whole month 100oz cup those things almost killed me they caught it and put two clips to hold it together. the doctor was truthful but it's still hurts me to this day. socials: https://www.twitter.com/midnightvibx https://discord.gg/muDsBpQyZA small information about it: Diverticulitis is a gastrointestinal disease that occurs when pouches in the large intestine become inflamed or infected. Symptoms include abdominal pain, fever, nausea, vomiting, and changes in bowel movements. Symptoms  * Pain in the lower abdomen, often on the left side * Pain that can start suddenly or over a few days * Fever * Nausea and vomiting