Yea I'm pretty sure those comments came from healthy able-bodied people

My mom works in a hospital, so she said it’s perfectly normal.

I went through physical therapy for a few months and it was in the hospital it is not out of place at all

was just about to say this! its perfectly normal!

@@bubznsunny143 or people who never had to go to PT after a surgery lol

On Kayla's or on the original?

@@Sammy-cm9ce Kayla's

Thank you! That's what the issue was!

Your comment should get pinned!

IDK if I'll even place the lot, but your comment sounds super helpful so I'm commenting to help it get more attention

Just a few minor tweaks 😂

what a mood honestly 😂

it’s not that bad.. it just needs a little.. shaping 🤣🤣

@@nowitsCynder to the salon 🤣

Calls it renovating instead of rebuilding 🤣

i mean you would have an on call room in a hospital

​@@oompadearest1620 that would be cool too. that can be added on the empty room that she made.

I read this as Kayla's cat and I was so confused. Snap is very opinionated I guess.

@@adorabeee 😂😂😂😂

I’m seeing an exercise physiologist at the hospital for my cancer recovery. So yeah there’s a gym at the hospital

I'm always adding an extra computer or two to my police stations. They're always being used.

We also need to have our own owned versions. A little doctor's clinic, private investigator's office (could tie in nicely with Paranormal Investigator as a bonus), and not 100% sure on the lab/science one.

@@Robert_Burnell-Jones they fr need to upgrade those careers. i love the vet one bc you can build your own clinic i didn’t know that when i bought the pack but my own practice as a doctor would eattttt

@@aoclaocl8851 Yes! I would love to open my own practice, it would make gameplay so much more realistic.

Schools toooo!!

i feel like there's even a stress test treadmill that came with this pack

@@ma-ri-ko yea I think there is

She shows the stress test treadmills in the video. Having a gym isn't too weird but having it be required that your sim that works there use it is weird.

I know right

@@Zhneyia like they’re really bad

Yeah and to be honest, all of the builds from the Sims are bad. Its very great that they started with asking youtubers to make the lots

As always, a very thought provoking comment from Peighton. A genuinely unique mind with genuinely unique thoughts.

Ikr

Nono i also had those thoughts like "hm those are not ada compliant" and "that's an OSHA violation"

It would be interesting to see a sims hospital build that is med student approved. Especially for those of us that enjoy realism. 😊

I’m a nursing student and was thinking the same way the entire video 😅

Off-topic but kind of a bruh moment that we don’t have wheelchairs in the game ngl lol

@@zetjet9901 I've been thinking about that lately. I mean wheelchairs might be hard but prosthetic legs and arms not as much.

not even physical therapy. my old hospital had a gym for us staff

I mean dont expect everyone to know everything But yeah If they arent sure they shouldnt talk

Every experience I've had with physical therapy, either myself or others I know, was in its own dedicated building no where near the hospital so I actually feel stupid for not realizing hospitals probably do have these things lol

So that's what causes issues in the patient rooms?? Geez, EA...

@@glitteringsunlight7048 what

@@glitteringsunlight7048 i think they were talking about lilsimsie’s version of the hospital. She used move objects on so itd make since some stuff might get in the way for sims

Move objects is a double edged sword. On one end you get to place things wherever and add all the decorations you want, on the other end, something’s aren’t functional or get moved to your household inventory every. Single. Time.

there's a light interfering with the surgery beds for pregnant patients u can also just move or remove said light

srsly she’s so good

Ehlers-Danlos is elastic skin and join flexibility to the point of dislocation right? I’m probably getting this wrong

@@YouKnowImOnMyPeriodYah Kind of, yeah. EDS is far more than just a joint problem. It's a genetic disorder with 13 subtypes that causes the body to produce faulty collagen, which makes skin hyperelastic and soft and easily torn, joints to be hypermobile and easily dislocate, and some other various symptoms like easy bruising, easy bleeding, elastic blood vessel walls, organ prolapse, organ fragility, translucent skin, etc. Anywhere there is collagen in the body (everywhere), there can be symptoms of EDS. EDS has a lot of highly comorbid conditions: Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome, Dysautonomia, Gastroparesis, Mast Cell Activation Syndrome/Disorser, Mastocytosis, Craniocervical Instability, Atlantoaxial Instability, Tethered Cord Syndrome, and Chiari I Malformation. They're referred to collectively as "the cluster" among the patient community. The joints have an expanded range of motion from hypermobility, meaning that the flexibility is not the type of flexibility that an athlete can develop with muscular conditioning, but is instead flexibility from the joints stretching beyond what is the normal limit due to hyperelastic connective tissue. And because those tissues are too stretchy and loose, joints can dislocate, often by doing very little. I dislocate my fingers opening screw top bottles all the time. I dislocate my hips frequently when I drive over speed bumps or pot holes. If I hang my arms down by my sides, like a normal person, my elbows and shoulders slowly pull out of place with gravity alone. To prevent it, I stand with my hands propped up on my hips so none of my arm joints are position perpendicular with the floor. You said "to the point of dislocation." I'm sure that we are saying the same thing, but I wanted to elaborate a bit to make it clear that someone with EDS doesn't have to bend a joint to a certain physical point before it can dislocate. Our joints can dislocate in normal positions with the slightest force, depending on the connective tissues around it. Some joints are more resilient, it varies from patient to patient. P.S. A common misconception by medical professionals is that the chronic pain part of EDS is strictly related to when we are injured or when we dislocate something. That is false. The pain is constantly present at some degree.

@@thecomorbiditycurator8018 I’m so sorry, I hope things get better to some degree

@@YouKnowImOnMyPeriodYah sorry about what? nothing wrong or sad about being disabled. and this a progressive condition. there is no getting better. but I appreciate the sentiment that you care.

@@thecomorbiditycurator8018 It’s just pain sucks, I hate pain im not very strong, my self esteem is at an all time low right now

I think most hospitals have gyms, actually. The pool thing sounds amazing though, child me would’ve loved that after recovering from asthma complications

Let's hope not!

Maddy wait why?? genuine question! i thought it could be good especially with kayla involved?!

Ooooo good observation

@@maddy2860??

what high school pack?

There are rooms at hospitals for doctors to rest, it's usually 3 individual beds in a room where the lockers are and no blankets. So both are realistic.

Hopefully when/if they do a pack refresh it will have a wheelchair ♿️ and elevator 🛗 large enough to accommodate and ramps as well .....fingers-crossed 🤞

You're right , we need at least 2 NPC active physicians if the game is going to keep Sims coming in like it's McDonald's at lunch time and 2 NPC orderlies to clean .

Along with us was some old grandpa with his grandchild. He probably broke something too, becouse he was going to the same places with us. My dad was pissed but he could walk, but this old man was strugling a lot