How do YOU organize all of your medical supplies? Closet? Drawers? Baskets?

I was watching an older video of yours where you said "There's no perfect magical pill to make the infection go away." (10/3/15 at about 12:00) It's so wonderful to see the impact of Trikafta. Makes perfect sense why you'd hold on to the boxes! Makes me hopeful that the medical community is continuing to work hard and we might not know what is just around the corner to help so many.

Ice the area after injection. That helps. Also, hydrocortisone cream in the fridge feels wonderful for the little bumps. Your medical supply closet looks great!

I had surgery today and my stuffed ollie was waiting for me when I woke up ! Best surgery buddy ever !

It makes total sense to use tranexamic acid for a lung bleed but as a pharmacist I hadn't thought or heard of using it for that. In Australia it's most common use is to reduce heavy menstrual bleeding.

Love your trash can emptying technique 🤣

Thank the Lord for portable fans. I bought one as I can’t control my body temperature and I overheat so easily. They are the best and can be put in your bag. Mine is chargeable which is fantastic. I highly recommend one. 😊

I feel like I brought you along to Feeding America today. I wore my red joy sweatshirt, warm enough to go outside to deliver meals and my " I choose joy cap", instead of a hairnet. I spread the word about the Frey Life and cystic fibrosis.

Contact tracing is so important. Local to me a woman who was positive then went Christmas shopping at Walmart and took photos bragging about it. Thank you for keeping everyone around you safe.

It is sooo true!!! My medical routine is always changing/evolving. I am constantly trying to make it better!

This was great! I’m trying to figure out a way to organize my medical supplies, and seriously, this was super helpful. Thank you!

I’m so glad your store is busy 😊 So excited about the gifts I got for family for Christmas 😄

Your medical supply closet works well for you, Mary. Like anything, supplies get out of place from time to time, products expire and new supplies need to be ordered to replace outdated ones, so you need to go through your supplies periodically. You have a great system and you know how important it is to keep on top of what you have in your closet. Great job! God bless and see you tomorrow! 🤗❤️❤️🙏🏼😘🐕🐱

That trash bag move though - I love it.

A little life hack for keeping your medical closet and even your kitchen pantry organized. Get an over-the-door shoe organizer, the kind that has the plastic/vinyl sections, and put things like the alcohol swabs in. For the kitchen they work great for organizing spices, drink mixes, food prep utensils, sauce packets and whatever other small things you have.

Maybe add two strong magnets to help your cabinet door stay closed! Works for me.

Good thing you are good at organizing, Mary, because you kind of have to be with all of your medical supplies. Thank God for Trafakta! (The flatbread red pepper lunch looked delish!) ❤️🇨🇦

Good job Mary, love the dollar store to get bins and baskets for organizing!

Yaas! Home alone is a MUST for Christmas 😄

When I was tested in South Australia & I got this offical certificate that I got tested for Covid & I was like what am I suppose to do with it???? Frame it or what??? Lol

I get it about having the lung function machine at home cold become a negative thing. In April I started with a 3 1/2 month bought of Asthmatic bronchitis. (I have moderate to severe asthma) I experienced the worse breathing that I have in life. Even worse then times I had pnemonia. So with the treatment my Dr also had me monitoring my o2 level. I found that I had the meter on my finger the majority of the day and I was obsessed with the numbers.

Home Alone is one of my favorites!! Make sure you watch Home Alone 2 Lost In New York as well!! Love me some New York city!

That camera handoff at 1:20 was MAGICAL!

I’m so grateful that I don’t have all the medical closets and baskets but thank you for showing me how to organize them because I do take medications just not as many as Mary but like I said thank you for sharing it gives me some ideas how to organize for travel and other things.😁🤟🏻💜

Loving the vlogs keep it up Mary and Peter

Love you both and the furbabies. I normally keep my asthma supplys in a small tote.

Haha! Lol! The crunch of your pizza is exciting. Haha!

OMG. Felt like I was with you guys when you said Home Alone. My daughter and I watched Home Alone 1 last night and are in process of 2 now. Happy Holidays guys.

true mines a mess too with all my medial stuff too

How sweet are y’all love It!!! Home must for the holidays. Also I’m HAVE ESRD so supplies and Meds no stranger to. Love video thx

I have all my medications, creams, etc. for every day use in my nightstand then I have a basket in my closet with the refills. I have a little basket in my closet with all my migraine relief things, so my emergency relief pills and other pain relief tricks I have.

I have my pills I take in one cabinet and my husband's in the other, but with everything you have you are so organized 👍love to all of you and your flat bread lunch or dinner you had made me hungry Lol

Happy 🎄🌳

The amount of hacks you have learnt over years is so cool

Got my package today from the abridge contest. Thank you both very much. And I did leave a review to them in there App. Again thank you the app is remarkable to have and use

Sounds like a perfect Saturday morning

My medical supplies are out of control too. I have like 5 boxes of supplies I need to go through and organize. Between my ostomy, central line and feeding tube I get so many supplies each month. I also have been stocking up for the new year for when the deductible and out of pocket reset.

Mary I will call you the great organizer. I have learned how to organize my medical supplies. I have carry on bags from the doller tree to hold my nebulizer medications and also my portable nebulizer that will go to work with me. I have my little pill container which has the days of the week on it. I have to say thank you Mary for giving ideas on how to keep medications. My most favorite thing is my little cactus bag that holds my nebulizer meds. I found it in the doller tree and yes was inspired by you Mary because I know you love cactus. Thanks for sharing you're day god bless.

Peter could make you a cute sign for your closet. Maybe say Mary's clinic or medical supplies 😉

Nice job. I love it

Idea for you in your medicine room hand baskets from the wire shelf

I don''t have alot of med supplies just the basic-band aids & tylenol drill, but I've helped others, its pretty much the same deal as you!

Where did you get that glass container for your emergency meds? I think that would work well for my medical cabinet x I love watching your medical organisation videos it helps give me ideas of ways to organise and change things up with my medical supplies x Thx you for sharing your life with us x

I have plastic shoe box and slightly larger sized boxes. I have one with the weekly meds. One with backups and extras of weekly meds and less common but need to be handy. Then on top I have an open bin with the ones you might grab in discomfort that happens often like pain or nausea or anxiety meds and stomach med. in that I have some tissues, lotion and my daily meds box. My meds like those all live on a bedside “table” which is actually one of those wire microwave carts with three shelves. I can do a photo if you are interested. The other supplies like first aid, orthopedic and sick time meds go in plastic bins under my bathroom sink and I have a box of knee brace supplies, hiking and socks go on a shelf in my bedroom in shoe boxes and baskets from Micheal’s. They don’t match but are neat and I can find things. I use a knee brace and walking pole to walk my dog and they go by my front door with dog walking stuff like leash and dog jacket and my most commingle used jacket. I prob need to get back on cpap I have in a separate bin with head straps and extra filters tubes and etc parts. I keep the manual and the less needed stuff in its transport case in my clothing closet top shelf. LOL. But yeah my microwave cart night stand is my med supply cart. Oh I also keep a covid or other illnesses bin under bathroom sink so I’m prepared with asthma supplies, cough meds, thermometer, Tylenol. I also keep in my kitchen a sickness bin of like chicken and Stars soup, Gatorade, crackers and easy Mac and cup version mashed potatoes for gentle on stomach type needs foods. I made ahead some real mashed potatoes and froze in “dose packs” in my freezer in baggies. Lol. Really basic first aid is in a bin and simple bandaids and antibacterial stuff for a standard day cut is just in a drawer in my bathroom also. At one point I had so many sinus and asthma supplies I put them in a closet drawer rack in one drawer. I now try not to let them overload me on extras bc they risk expiring and take up much needed storage space. Your supplies look nice and neat. My partner used to have so many immediate need supplies so I wanted to get an actual cabinet that could go in the bedroom and closed so we didnr have to look at them but they were immediately avail. We had some in bathroom also that were needs and I made a box for those also haha. It’s crazy how much space this stuff takes up if one or more in the house have chronic illness.

The extension cord for traveling is great. I use one with surge protection because you never know what the weather is going to be like. If you have a lot of stuff then a large plug that has plenty of outlets is a good idea. Some of those plugs cover over at least one outlet making it impossible to use every one. Have you thought of making up a computer list for each shelf? You could keep an inventory of how many items you want to have and how many you need, whatever works. Or make a list of how many items you want to keep on hand and then do your count for how many items are actually available. You could use one of those grease pencils. Just a thought. I imagine you already put new arrivals in back of what you already have so there’s reduced chance of expired items. Do you have a free clinic that would take donations for things close to expiring? I’m interested in knowing which one of the food delivery services you like the best since you’ve tried several. Any thoughts? Thanks for sharing!

I have a cedar chest I keep my extra medical supplies in including otc products

Home alone is my favorite movie

I have taken pictures of my life changing meds and make chat books, I also keep the med vials in a shadow box

Its like a mini hospital

Good job! Mary... 😍👍... 👏👏👏

Are you going back on IVIg? Did it get approved?

Hi Mary and Peter

For a second I thought you said you were sponsored by Everclear and I was like nope that's not right. lol

U have some tricafta pouches in the cabinet tht cud go in the box of used if thy empty

Love the closet! Are you switching back to IVIg?

Microwave baked potatoes are so easy

I always feel so accomplished after organizing my medical supplies 😊

For some reason I’ve kept all the syringes from saline flushes and heprins. I’ve had my port sense august 13th and I’m accessed 7 days a week so it’s already a lot and I’m not sure what to do with them but I feel so bad throwing them away.

Mary would you have more room if you put the door to your medical room, if you done it so the door opens outward in stead of inwards, then you could store more things where the door would have opened inwards, just a thought...xx

I am so thankful that I don't need a medical closet. My stuff will fit in the medicine cabinet or on the bathroom counter.

I've spent years optimising my medical supply organisation, it's getting pretty good i think but when something new and important gets added (this year I needed epipens as part of my emergency kit) and now i don't know where to put them because i want them easy for carers to find :/

Hi Mary andPeter Frey 💜🙏🏼🦋

I have a question for Mary: you said that you put medications through your J-tube. Are there some that you take orally? Because I’ve seen you take your pancreatic enzymes orally. How do some meds work orally and some you have to take through your feeding tube? (Ok, that was two questions 😉)

I’m doing the same because we are moving into a new house.

Hey guys.... Good job, all things get out of WACK 😵 I use bins and baskets, for EVERTHING!!! EVERYTHING!!! I used them in dresser drawers, closets, bathroom, cubbords, refrigerator, car So when you do get done with the RE-orginize Let's PAT ourselves on OUR backs 😄 Until next TIME...💗

What was the name of that Savings program y'all were talking about awhile back?

SubQ was not my favorite also. I was glad when I got back on Iv. Ivig helps by brain better than subQ and kept me healthier.

I would love to try this but I don’t see a Gluten Free menu & I’m celiac. I have lots of unused medical supplies & I’m wondering where I could donate them to like maybe a vet?

We need to clean out are cabinet.

Mary - How are you feeling?

Can someone please link me to the positive Covid test results vlog. I cannot find it. Edit to fix auto correct of Covid to vivid.

Can you donate the unused unopened items ?

Mary, does your sister still do SubQ?

Love you guys. Hold up am i first?

Are you going back to IVIG or are you doing something else?

Hello Guys, My wife and I have created a youtube account with both of our names on it. This is Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Hamrick and we are stil watching you with the very best wishes to you.

Every plate still in 2023 will not ship to North Dakota

Why not line the trash can with the bag...then all you need to do is pull the bag out and toss! I have a small dresser for my medical supplies. One drawer for meds, one drawer for supplies, and one drawer for whatever. I also use $ Tree plastoc bins in the drawers.

You could make art out of your Trikafta empty cardboard containers.

Nope trash for me. Lol

Mary, you’re an organisé par excellence! xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx