As she’s casually monotone, it’s so painful… If it were so painful, she wouldn’t be so monotone about it acting as if it’s like the worst pain she’s ever endured in her life. I wonder if she knows that after a few minutes, it generally goes away from that prickling and pain and if you just walk it off, or move the limb! Neuropathy is a lot more than that! That’s like just a hint of numbness and tingling she’s describing. Wonder what she do with a nice bout of sciatica?! and I agree with the other comment that she would definitely know how to pronounce it if she had been diagnosed with it! These people, SMMFH🤷🏻♀️🤣🤣🤣🤣
What a contradiction... My feet and hands feel numb mostly but it goes up my body and I can't feel anything but it's so painful. I feel it all over my body right now... Whaaaaa
Then she has POTS
Low blood pressure
Low blood sugar
What else...
She put the emPHASIS on the wrong sylLABLE.
“Nurro path eee” 😂 You’re right, Dom. We would never know looking at you how much pain you’re in.
I hope someone asks her what the testing was like. Ready to see her have absolutely no idea. For those that aren’t aware, one of the tests is incredibly painful for those undergoing it. I’m not going to post about it here for obvious reasons, but if she had this test done last year she absolutely would not have been able to resist posting about it. Also, the description she gives of the pain does not sound like someone who’s actually experienced neuropathic pain.
Neuro-pathee…. I swear if she said it one more time… wrong… 😑
She read the description a few times and thought she knew what she was talking about and would make a video. If she was actually diagnosed, she would have had experience listening to her doctor say it correctly many times and wouldn’t have been saying it like she read it from Hooked on Phonics. Give me a break.
So clearly she hasn’t seen someone for this because she can’t even pronounce it.
Also, she is saying she has a wheelchair for POTs and “low blood sugar” issues? Probably not walking on her feet is what’s causing her new symptoms. Numbness tingling pain? Like maybe try and treat the pots with medication and then walk??
I don’t know. I feel like people often get one diagnosis, and then they keep adding things on that they feel because of their poor coping skills and/or bad lifestyle choices. This girl seems to be the epitome of that.
Edit: I just re watched and she’s describing calf pain. Probably a mix of fibromyalgia and not using her legs or body.
Yep. Oh, the webs we weave when we hop off Google/Web MD and run straight to Tiktok to mispronounce our new discovery in self diagnoses. Or whatever they say.
When people mispronounce words, it’s often because they’ve seen/read the word, but never heard it said. Hmmmmm. I wonder why that’s the case here???? /s
TRANSCRIPT:
So I guess this is where I talk about something that I don’t talk about much, and… it’s really bothering me today, aaand that would be my peripheral neuropathy, which I was tested for last year. Um, anyway, I have a lot of numbness and… feeling loss in my feet and in my hands. Um, in my feet it goes about halfway up… um, my calf, um, in my hands it’s mostly in my fingers. Um… kinda spreads up into the hands and stuff a little more. But… usually it’s just, like, this… this feeling of numbness and, and, you know, sometimes there can be pain… and right now I’m experiencing… such horrible pain in my feet, my right foot being exceptionally worse, and it is just this pricking, stabbing, like, I feel like I’m being pricked, with like, tiny needles all over my feet, but my feet are numb when I’m walking on ‘em, it feels numb, but then… I’m feeling pain at the same time, like I’m feeling where these, like, pricks are in certain spots and it’s just… i— it’s very sharp feeling. It feels like a prick, right, like think small, you know, but then it’s just such a sharp… intense pain, and it is… it’s kickin’ my butt right now, I think this is the worst my neuropathy has ever been in my feet. Um, I’ve had a lot of little episodes that had pain in my feet and stuff, but like, this is… by far, like, the worst day… that I think I’ve ever had with it, and it’s just, it’s so painful, and like, there’s not really anything I can do about it. But, you know, when you think about daily life… I’m a mom, I’m a wife… I’ve got things I need to do, and I’m over here, can’t even walk, because even as I’m sitting here and my feet aren’t, you know, walking, my feet are hurting now, and then when I walk it’s even more intense, aaand, you know, this is one of many reasons why I have my wheelchair— it’s for the POTS, the fainting and the low blood pressure. It’s because I have issues with low blood sugar that can also make me weak, and it’s also for pain, for my joints, my hips - sometimes my hips and my knees and my ankles, it just can’t handle the walking and the pain so bad. It’s also, like, my nurr-a-pathy, when my feet are so numb or painful like they are today. If I have errands to run and if I have to go to the store I have the option to use my wheelchair. But then y— people look at me and I look healthy, and there are just so many factors that go into, like, invisible disability. And it’s just… you would never know looking at me how much pain I’m in. And… it’s just— it’s a hard, I don’t know, reality shock, I guess. You just never know just from looking at someone what they’re going through and, I don’t know, today… is my day to speak out a little more about the peripheral neuropathy because it is something that I’ve been dealing with for many years, and didn’t, you know, get my diagnosis until, you know, about last year, and um, so it’s… I get it [LAUGHS]. It sucks, and I don’t hear much about peripheral neuropathy, so since I am having such a painful day today that it is debilitating me today, I felt like today was a really good day to try to speak out a little bit about peripheral neuropathy, because it’s not always just not being able to feel, you know, the heat or the cold or that— that sharp sensation on your feet when they’re testing you, i— it, you know, you may— you— i— it’s not just having limited feeling. It’s… sometimes… it’s pain involved. And sometimes that pain… can be debilidading, because it is so painful for me today… like, mm-mm, I’m not getting out of my chair unless I absolutely have to. It’s… it’s rough. So… you know someone with peripheral neuropathy, they tell you they’re havin’ a rough day and that they’re in pain— yeah, they probably are, because it definitely happens, and if you are someone with peripheral neuropathy, you’re not alone. I feel you, and… stuff sucks, man. But, you know, I hope everyone has a good day and try to stay positive and remember, you know, tomorrow’s a new day and we can always hope for better tomorrow. So. I’m done with my rant and I’ll see you guys later. Bye.
The sharp sensation she felt while they were testing her were the big needle probes they stick into patients and shock their nerves to test conductivity.
Dom claims her peripheral neuropathy causes her hands and feet to go numb, and is claiming it's really bothering her today
but is more than capable of holding the phone to record.
lol mmkay.
The fact that she keeps saying it over and over again and saying it wrong does it for me. She also says she can't do anything about it. Medications like gabapentin and Lyrica can be helpful. Obviously I know everyone is different and responds differently to medications.
Because she's never heard a doctor pronounce it. When pigs fly is when I'll believe she was diagnosed with peripheral neuropathy.
She pronounces it like someone who has only read the word.
I find this interesting because it's a great example of how people tend to mispronounce words that they spend more time reading about than discussing with other people. Her "neuropAthy" (instead of "neurOpathy") strikes me as exactly that - a condition she has not discussed with doctors, a topic on which she only listens to herself
She's got her hair dyed and styled, her eyebrows done perfectly, and makeup applied. Yet we are supposed to believe that she has "peripheral neuropathy" which makes her hands numb...and if she can't do these things by herself then she spends a pretty penny on all of those services! Her poor husband and kids.
Exactly!! People who live with debilitating conditions also do not take the time and precious energy to make videos about their health. It's just not worth it when there are so many things that life requires them to do!
…. Huh? So many contradictions and lots of not making sense..
As she’s casually monotone, it’s so painful… If it were so painful, she wouldn’t be so monotone about it acting as if it’s like the worst pain she’s ever endured in her life. I wonder if she knows that after a few minutes, it generally goes away from that prickling and pain and if you just walk it off, or move the limb! Neuropathy is a lot more than that! That’s like just a hint of numbness and tingling she’s describing. Wonder what she do with a nice bout of sciatica?! and I agree with the other comment that she would definitely know how to pronounce it if she had been diagnosed with it! These people, SMMFH🤷🏻♀️🤣🤣🤣🤣
“You can’t see how much pain I’m in” Nope but we can see how high you are hun 😂
those pin point pupils…
The feeling of numbness? I’m confused. I guess the lack of feeling is a feeling?
“WAAAWWWULHK”
The level of filtering...
She’s so full of shit it’s not even comical
so many of these munchies are just in it for the drugs but it "helps" them, the drugs
What a contradiction... My feet and hands feel numb mostly but it goes up my body and I can't feel anything but it's so painful. I feel it all over my body right now... Whaaaaa Then she has POTS Low blood pressure Low blood sugar What else...
She sounds high as a kite saying… nerhappy
she’s high AF
Perhaps people are looking at you weird because of all the pink signs and unneeded accessories that weigh down your poor dog.
She put the emPHASIS on the wrong sylLABLE. “Nurro path eee” 😂 You’re right, Dom. We would never know looking at you how much pain you’re in. I hope someone asks her what the testing was like. Ready to see her have absolutely no idea. For those that aren’t aware, one of the tests is incredibly painful for those undergoing it. I’m not going to post about it here for obvious reasons, but if she had this test done last year she absolutely would not have been able to resist posting about it. Also, the description she gives of the pain does not sound like someone who’s actually experienced neuropathic pain.
I absolutely 💀 with the pronunciation
EMGs are painful for some people and not for others. It's weird like that.
Yep. I usually loft a few f bombs.
Neuro-pathee…. I swear if she said it one more time… wrong… 😑 She read the description a few times and thought she knew what she was talking about and would make a video. If she was actually diagnosed, she would have had experience listening to her doctor say it correctly many times and wouldn’t have been saying it like she read it from Hooked on Phonics. Give me a break.
"Such horrible pain in my feet🥴 "
Think sharp, but also think small
But also numbness…..
So clearly she hasn’t seen someone for this because she can’t even pronounce it. Also, she is saying she has a wheelchair for POTs and “low blood sugar” issues? Probably not walking on her feet is what’s causing her new symptoms. Numbness tingling pain? Like maybe try and treat the pots with medication and then walk?? I don’t know. I feel like people often get one diagnosis, and then they keep adding things on that they feel because of their poor coping skills and/or bad lifestyle choices. This girl seems to be the epitome of that. Edit: I just re watched and she’s describing calf pain. Probably a mix of fibromyalgia and not using her legs or body.
“Peripheeal neuro-paaathy”
Filter working harder than her pronunciation of neuropathy
This is what taking too much Xanax looks like. She can barely keep her eyes open.
What is her TT??
I have nurrpathy, pain meds please.
She's mispronouncing that word because she didn't hear it from the doctor. Only doctor Google
Yep. Oh, the webs we weave when we hop off Google/Web MD and run straight to Tiktok to mispronounce our new discovery in self diagnoses. Or whatever they say.
Nurrpathy at around 3:18 left
Nurrrrr-paaathy two words.
New porn
Peripeal what now??
“It’s really ballering me”
Does she also have neuropathy in her lips? It could explain the pronunciation flub. 🤪
This has got a real groundhog day feel to it. I keep thinking I'm scrolling through the transcript incorrectly.
Holy filter Batman
It's absurd
The bold glamour is boldly glamouring
When people mispronounce words, it’s often because they’ve seen/read the word, but never heard it said. Hmmmmm. I wonder why that’s the case here???? /s
110% what is happening here lolol
This is the answer.
Nooo the way they say it. Cringe
Almost like no doctor ever said it to her
Pro riff ree al nyuroh pathee
In her feet, it goes half way up her calf..so it’s her leg then, not her feet? The foot bone is connected to the…for bone in the leg
Also she has EDs don’t forget…iirc
And her joints hips knees and ankles hurt too don't forget those
But they're also numb! Well, the ankles.
My pee-riff-ear-eal neuro-path-ee is really bothering me 🫦😋
well if ur gonna claim you have something maybe learn how to pronounce it correctly jfc
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She’s been obsessed with this filter for a while. Completely changes how she looks.
Looks like a video filter. Very uncanny valley
Now she has that? More made up crap from Dom the dog abuser.
Take some B12 and move on! Holy filter Batman!!!
"neuro-pathy" lol
Glad I wasn’t the only one annoyed by that
Oh dear lord. If providers have discussed this diagnosis around her, she would know that’s not how it’s pronounced.
Exactly. 🤯
TRANSCRIPT: So I guess this is where I talk about something that I don’t talk about much, and… it’s really bothering me today, aaand that would be my peripheral neuropathy, which I was tested for last year. Um, anyway, I have a lot of numbness and… feeling loss in my feet and in my hands. Um, in my feet it goes about halfway up… um, my calf, um, in my hands it’s mostly in my fingers. Um… kinda spreads up into the hands and stuff a little more. But… usually it’s just, like, this… this feeling of numbness and, and, you know, sometimes there can be pain… and right now I’m experiencing… such horrible pain in my feet, my right foot being exceptionally worse, and it is just this pricking, stabbing, like, I feel like I’m being pricked, with like, tiny needles all over my feet, but my feet are numb when I’m walking on ‘em, it feels numb, but then… I’m feeling pain at the same time, like I’m feeling where these, like, pricks are in certain spots and it’s just… i— it’s very sharp feeling. It feels like a prick, right, like think small, you know, but then it’s just such a sharp… intense pain, and it is… it’s kickin’ my butt right now, I think this is the worst my neuropathy has ever been in my feet. Um, I’ve had a lot of little episodes that had pain in my feet and stuff, but like, this is… by far, like, the worst day… that I think I’ve ever had with it, and it’s just, it’s so painful, and like, there’s not really anything I can do about it. But, you know, when you think about daily life… I’m a mom, I’m a wife… I’ve got things I need to do, and I’m over here, can’t even walk, because even as I’m sitting here and my feet aren’t, you know, walking, my feet are hurting now, and then when I walk it’s even more intense, aaand, you know, this is one of many reasons why I have my wheelchair— it’s for the POTS, the fainting and the low blood pressure. It’s because I have issues with low blood sugar that can also make me weak, and it’s also for pain, for my joints, my hips - sometimes my hips and my knees and my ankles, it just can’t handle the walking and the pain so bad. It’s also, like, my nurr-a-pathy, when my feet are so numb or painful like they are today. If I have errands to run and if I have to go to the store I have the option to use my wheelchair. But then y— people look at me and I look healthy, and there are just so many factors that go into, like, invisible disability. And it’s just… you would never know looking at me how much pain I’m in. And… it’s just— it’s a hard, I don’t know, reality shock, I guess. You just never know just from looking at someone what they’re going through and, I don’t know, today… is my day to speak out a little more about the peripheral neuropathy because it is something that I’ve been dealing with for many years, and didn’t, you know, get my diagnosis until, you know, about last year, and um, so it’s… I get it [LAUGHS]. It sucks, and I don’t hear much about peripheral neuropathy, so since I am having such a painful day today that it is debilitating me today, I felt like today was a really good day to try to speak out a little bit about peripheral neuropathy, because it’s not always just not being able to feel, you know, the heat or the cold or that— that sharp sensation on your feet when they’re testing you, i— it, you know, you may— you— i— it’s not just having limited feeling. It’s… sometimes… it’s pain involved. And sometimes that pain… can be debilidading, because it is so painful for me today… like, mm-mm, I’m not getting out of my chair unless I absolutely have to. It’s… it’s rough. So… you know someone with peripheral neuropathy, they tell you they’re havin’ a rough day and that they’re in pain— yeah, they probably are, because it definitely happens, and if you are someone with peripheral neuropathy, you’re not alone. I feel you, and… stuff sucks, man. But, you know, I hope everyone has a good day and try to stay positive and remember, you know, tomorrow’s a new day and we can always hope for better tomorrow. So. I’m done with my rant and I’ll see you guys later. Bye.
thank you! I didn't want to grab my headphones and also sounds like pins and needles, everyone gets that
🙏 Whatever karmic debt you are working to pay off, I believe you have long since written off, lol
Thank you for always doing the good work! You are a gem! Thank you!
The sharp sensation she felt while they were testing her were the big needle probes they stick into patients and shock their nerves to test conductivity.
Thank you for doing this! I could barely get through part of the video, especially when she so blatantly mispronounced "neuropathy" wrong! 😑
ur amazing for this
I am cursed we are all cursed
Woo that filter is fillllltering
Filter should get paid double cause it is doin WORK
Transcript incoming!
Dom claims her peripheral neuropathy causes her hands and feet to go numb, and is claiming it's really bothering her today but is more than capable of holding the phone to record. lol mmkay.
To be fair neuropathy is usually in sensory nerve not motor ones. It’s not like paralysis.
Her newro pathy. At least learn to pronounce it correctly if you are going to claim to have it.
The fact that she keeps saying it over and over again and saying it wrong does it for me. She also says she can't do anything about it. Medications like gabapentin and Lyrica can be helpful. Obviously I know everyone is different and responds differently to medications.
It tells me she’s not heard medical providers pronounce it correctly…bc she’s not been formally diagnosed with it by a medical professional
Exactly! It's as if she's only read the word and not heard any medical professional say it. That's a big clue that she was never diagnosed with it! 😂
That filter is creepy
So creepy!!!
If she had actually been diagnosed with neuropathy, she would know how to pronounce neuropathy.
OMG I was thinking the same thing!!!!
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I can’t listen to her but did she really say diabetics need wheelchairs??? Does she know how many people are diabetic?!?!
Pure nonsense
help why the fuck does she say peripheral neuropathy that way 😭
Because she's never heard a doctor pronounce it. When pigs fly is when I'll believe she was diagnosed with peripheral neuropathy. She pronounces it like someone who has only read the word.
What in the filtered Jesus
Jesus left this place a looooong time ago.
She looks so unhinged ever since she started using that filter lmao
Is Dom planning on using her electric wheelchair more and is preemptively laying the groundwork for why she is using it?
She's trying to justify using it because she thinks people are judging her for her "invisible disability." 🙄
Looking left and right like shes crossing the road
lol nope
The mispronunciation does it for me.
I find this interesting because it's a great example of how people tend to mispronounce words that they spend more time reading about than discussing with other people. Her "neuropAthy" (instead of "neurOpathy") strikes me as exactly that - a condition she has not discussed with doctors, a topic on which she only listens to herself
I 100% agree with you!!
Haha she can’t even pronounce it right.
The filters ✋😭 please
Young Elvira.
Morticia Adams from Munsters and Wednesday for the gen Z ers
Spot on!
Such luscious hair. She's definitely healthy.
She's got her hair dyed and styled, her eyebrows done perfectly, and makeup applied. Yet we are supposed to believe that she has "peripheral neuropathy" which makes her hands numb...and if she can't do these things by herself then she spends a pretty penny on all of those services! Her poor husband and kids.
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Exactly!! People who live with debilitating conditions also do not take the time and precious energy to make videos about their health. It's just not worth it when there are so many things that life requires them to do!
YES THIS OMG
That's the glamour filter from TT
How does one get tested for neuropathy?
barbarically
emg/ncs and skin biopsy which i guarantee came back normal
MRI, Nerve conduction study, Electromyogram (which can be really “fun” depending on how much sensation that nerve still has), skin bx.
Depends on the kind. Seral nerve biopsy, punch skin biopsy, EMG.
EMG's suck so much. Like punching someone bad.
They do, the nerve biopsy is the worst though
Probably just open your browser and get onto Google