Dios es amor ,ese amor genuino de permanecer ardiente en sus corazones pata Dios y veran cumplir sus promesas para siempre en su pacto matrimonial y lo que Dios unio no lo separe el hombre .Bendiciones en su vida nuevos esposos fel Reino de Dios .Se les ama .HIJOS Amados .❤

13:25 this would be the Grey knights drum and bugle core. Everyone knew them and loved them when they would play. After the parade they would march down to the fireman's grounds and put on a concert. Some local people in this group were my brother-in-law Tom Detwiler, Bud Speaker, Donnie McGonagal, Vince Caggiano, just to name a few. They were great guys and totally dedicated to music and putting on an outstanding show.

5:55 that would have been my late husband, Jim Detwiler, walking across the bridge in his white suit. He had just finished leading the Ridgway high School band up through the parade and now it shows him walking back towards the beginning so that he can March with grey knights drum and bugle core. I don't know how he ever marched twice in one parade because it was always so hot but he loved it! Great memories.

This fire department could be realistically named "CELLAR SAVERS" It certainly took them way too long to respond 0 what are they, Volunteers???

Thank you so so so much for this video.. I will be removing my own stent in a few days... All of your concerns and anxiety are exactly in line with mine... I wonder if there is a particular body position recommended?

In the walls and eves. Hidden fire hard to find.

I’ve been having some anxiety and your video has helped SO much! I take mine out tonight.😬

Thank you for making this, your approach is exactly what I did the first time I removed the stent.

Thank you for sharing my anxiety is through the roof I'm supposed to take it out today and I'm freaking out. I called my doctor to have it removed but it doesn't look like they are going to call back

As all the other people previously stated here I cannot thank you enough. Your video really helped me get the courage to pull my own stent and I just did it five minutes ago and I cannot feel any more grateful. I'm bit nervous about a potential kidney stone event but I'm so happy I was able to pull it out. Thank you so much !!

you can simply have earphones for communication no helmet's needed. As for dropping the helicopters collective Duh. Ican only say this is not a Piolet i would have wanted in Combat

A person is fighting for their life Do your Job or just find a new one

I can say in combat in the army in Afghanistan Helos landed very quickly not taking their time like its landing for a tour they are going to take a couple on

Hi ,can you make a video on your stent surgery procedure, please? How long did it take to complete it? Was it painful? How about recovery time?

Thank you

Tramanal that’s garage I wouldn’t feed that to my worst enemy see perfect example how ignorant people are let stick this in u and say yeah take aspirin great pain killer wtf

I specifically requested a string and I don’t have one.

I had this done a month ago and I had absolutely no pain with it. I too worried about it for a week. The nurse pulled it out in 2 seconds and it was totally painless.

I had one with a string removed before and it wasnt painful. What was painful, was after my first time urinating i had the worst pain from my kidney to my bladder and had to go to the ER. It was worse pain than the stone.

Thank you! I feel most better because of your video!

I had to do this last week, the anxiety by far was the worst part. No pain at all, yeah if felt strange but nothing to make you want to stop midway. Took all of 10 seconds if that. The discomfort from urinating with this in was 100x worse than the sensation of pulling it out. Just a mild tickle.

Thank you for this… making me feel a little bit more confident

Nice vocal harmonies❤

That was quite a surprise, should ckean up nice. Many are upset over the removal of this huge 80 year old neon sign in San Francisco. There was one in Kansas City, I believe it came down in the 70's, don't know of any other cities with these gigantic neon Coke signs. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qNWld8WlxMq3nZs.htmlsi=24DJpcber4SbI_Al

Pee while u take it out makes the sting go away and dont go slow or to fast steady pull drink lots of water peeing makes it so much better

I have one in and im taking it out friday i just wanted to know if it would hurt since u said no im good to go everybody remember the worst part was the stone pain or first time u peed after surgery ill pull this out its only a few seconds and its over my doctor said to steady pull id rather get it over with personally plus i was perscribed percocet so im readyto go 😆

It never gets old. Whether you're 8 or 80, it always feel mesmerizing to look out a plane window and watch it land. Thanks for doing this.

Cool footage

I just wanted to add my voice of thanks here, This video went a long way in helping me face what seemed to be an impossible challenge. One that hampered my healing--at least a bit--simply because i was so scared of what the experience might actually be. The fact that I faced doing it at all is in no small part down to you and this video. Now, to the people who are staring down this daunting task let me say this: **Save a portion of your pain meds for this "procedure". I saved 2 pills and they helped me relax as well as lessened any discomfort. **I also--and this is something I don't see posted many places--took an Advil (and over-the-counter anti-inflamatory medication) because I read a Canadian study that said this has shown to be helpful in the period after removal. (I had no issues after removal so I think this is a part of that) **I started slow when I first began the removal, like he did in the video, but that felt a bit uncomfortable--a bit of burning--so I sped up about tow times as fast and before I knew it the stent was out. Do not despair or fear this procedure! YOU CAN DO THIS! It is WAY less of a big deal than you are imagining in your mind. (I'm a baby, for the record, and I did it)

Thanks for this video. I watched it yesterday before I pulled it out and then pulled it out while taking a shower. Did it slowly, there was little pain and very little discomfort. I actually had 2 stents as my procedure was bilateral. So it was weird pulling out 2. Felt much better afterwards. However, a couple of hours later I thought I had a kidneystone event (maybe a remnant after the lithotripsy) it was painful for a few hours. According to my urologist it was a ureteral spasm which is not uncommon after pulling out a stent. I wish I had known about that. It went away and happened again for about 45 mins hours later.

for ladies - getting brazilian waxed before the procedure is a good thing I find, then at least the hair is out of the way of the string and the sticky tape. More hygenic option for JJ stent procedures😂😂

As the Airbus H-145 had landed, you can hear the engines go to idlde. I fly this very same H-145 in Flightsim and use a dedicated Action Pack to get and fly missions like these... Great video!!!

Mine didn't have a string. Urologist took it out, and it wasn't fun.

Amen!

Josh, one day you can be a preacher! Will be praying for you. YES, JESUS in everyday life!!

Oh my heart!!!! I remember him singing at Linda’s house so clearly…it was absolutely precious!!! I love this so much❣️

Thank you so much for this video. I just pulled mine out. I had a little bit of burning but nothing like the burning the first night I had the stent put in. I pulled mine while standing in the shower. The warm water kind of relaxed me.

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I hope you'll forgive me for coming back, but man, can I just say again how much I appreciate you for making this video? I never in a million years thought I'd be able to find a video about this specific topic from the point of view of a patient who had gone through it. Doctors, sure, but an actual human who was having the exact same fears as I was, and discussing strategies and how it felt, etc.? This kind of thing honestly makes me feel so much faith in humanity. When it comes down to it, you can find so many people out there trying to help one another for no other reason than just to be awesome. So thanks for being awesome!

I have one in right now. I 'm so scared to pull it out...really hoping this video will help though! Thanks for posting it either way. (My mom is a nurse so she CAN do it...but if I can work up the nerve to do it myself, I could avoid having to get up at 6am to have to drive to her house for that!)

I was told I have a string and to pull it out today. BUT, I can’t find it. I don’t feel it. I don’t know what to do. I don’t like looking for it. I assume it is a black string. I read that the dr will tape it to your person, but haven’t come across that either. Dang. I called and was told it could be 24 to 48 hrs before my call is returned. That’s to long & it’s Friday.

In hindsight, knowing what we now know about the degraded nature of that bridge, you couldn’t have paid me to cross that structure! At least there’s video of crossing it before Mother Nature herself deeming it a hazard!

I have to pull mines out this Wednesday I’m so scared 😔😣😫

I will never get a stent on. I will deal with the kidney stone some other way, but I will never deal with that. This is the worst thing they ever invented. They could’ve done better. They need to find another way to treat stones. This is not it.

Hope y’all ve been to cass West Virginia and rode the 1923 Shay’s they have…I wanna go back for the 4hr trip

That young un and smile is what we live for…takes me back to the feelings I had when mom n dad took us places to see things..still love steam trains,yella iron, and tall bridges

30 years later.

Zuhanj le!😊

How was peeing afterwards

Thank you so much for this video. I had one surgery but they couldn't get to the stone, so I have a stent in now that they will replace in a few weeks when they try again and I'll have a string. You answered a lot of my questions and it was extremely helpful. Thanks again!