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Tom: “I’m not touching a cows tit”
Amy: “But it’ll be nice and squishy!!!”
Millie Rose I went to the comments just for this 😂😂
Bahaha golly gosh! 😂😂😂
The gal (doctor? Tech? Nurse?) who did your implant was so damn sweet goodness
Cat Wentworth she was my GP like my general doctor that I see often! She’s honestly so so amazing! I’m so lucky to have her! 🙏🏼❤️
That’s awesome!
omg that woman who put your implant in was so so sweet!
I’m excited to see the progression of your house being built. I’m impressed that y’all can do that at such a young age. Congrats to you guys!
well her bf is rich CZcamsrs don't really make much money
Ardyn not a necessary comment. They both work really hard and both have done really well to build a lovely home for themselves 🙂
Not saying they both don't work hard 🤷♂️ that's just the reality of it
Well I’ve worked super hard since my first job at 14 saving every penny I’ve earned and with the help of Tom we have saved money for the last 5.5 years and finally it’s going to pay off! I’m just thankful our bank loan was approved so we get the opportunity to build our first home! 😍🙏🏼🏠 Now to pay off our mortgage for the next 30 years! 😂😂
Amy's Life it’ll be well worth it!
Your hair and makeup looked stunning in that opening clip!!! Absolutely loved it!!!
The nurse was so incredibly sweet 😊
When I sleep with my hair in braids it comes out less frizzy then it does without. If I want more defined texture to my hair without using any heat. Which I'm trying to cut out for a while. Really jealous how quickly your hair has grown and it's looking really healthy.
That doctor was so sweet!
Maddie Tillem Shes Amaizng 🥰
Ever since I switched to silk pillow cases, my hair looks and feels so much better, and less breakage! Just thought I’d share that little tip. 💜
you are so strong for going through what you go through everyday, its amazing. i hope you have a speedy recovery
For the first 4 weeks I bled so incredibly heavily on mine. They gave me the pill as a controller and I've not had a full period in more than two years. I'm happy. Thanks for sharing all the gory stuff Amy. Love you ❤️
I’ve been binge watching your videos and honestly you’re the most casually incredibly brave person I’ve ever seen lol. 🌷♥️
You are so strong! You are such a good role model teaching people to be happy even when bad things happen! I love your channel so much!
I've never seen a sweater doctor! She's absolutely wonderful!
Good luck and enjoy your new future house! So glad you both will have your own digs!!
LOVE Love LOVE your hair! The waves are so beachy!
I love ❤️ you so much for sharing and caring about your followers thank you so much 😍
That's what I'd like to see, the progress as its built👍👍😊
Omg, watching you get the implant made me feel sick for some reason. I just got an iud and it has really worked in making my periods not as heavy. I honestly love your videos Amy, you are such an inspiration for me and I’m just a high school student, I could never imagine having the strength you have!! ❤️❤️❤️
I was worried about an actual IUD I have so much pain in that area anyways. I just didnt want anything in my uterus that didnt belong there lol. I'm glad it's working for you! This is my 3rd option I did pills,shots and now I'm trying the implant. Crossing my fingers
I wish the lady who did my implant was so professional! That lady was so lovely to you.
My bruise looked similar to yours (and the updates from your Instagram) because she didn't wrap it properly so there was no pressure on it afterwards 😨😂
woooow, my implant insertion was so different to that! was all over in 5 minutes and most of that 5 minutes was waiting for the anaesthetic to kick in! it was so much less surgical too and i didnt feel a thing! interesting to see different ways people do things, that lady seemed so lovely!
Ive had the implant for 2 months now. After horrible experiences from other birth controls this one is so far pretty ok for me. I get a weird throbbing pain where the implant is and my moods are a little weird but hopefully it works well for you!
Good luck with the implant... I had it and I bled for months so had it removed. I have to say that lady was so gentle as you know in the UK they just ram it in you. I love your videos!
I started getting my periods at 11 and they would be super heavy and last for 4 weeks. They changed a lot and for a while I was spotting for 6 months straight. But I got the implant 18 months ago and my period went away in 3 weeks and ive only had a few days of spotting 2 or 3 times since. I hope this works for you!
Your bruising looks so much better than mine did! No EDS or any thing that makes me bruise easy but the whole inside of my arm was purple! I've had it for 2 years now and I love it!
Aw you guys make me happy (:
and I've only known people who have horror stories about the implant but apparently most people who get it like it. So maybe America's are just messed up idk. But I won't tell you the stories because I'd rather have you optimistic about it
i have the birth control implant too!!! it stopped my period within like 3 months and i haven’t bled in about a year!!! i still get cramps sometimes but it’s hella worth it
But once you try to get back into your regular cycle it's going to be hell. I'm curious, did your implant make you gain weight yet? Please read my comments for an experience about the implant. I'd consider getting it taken out and having the surgery. Good luck to you!
@@sady21 I'm curious too, but everyone's experience is different, so it might work really well for her
Jasmine Lockhart not necessarily! With my first implant I didn’t have a period for over two years straight, I think since being on nexplanon I maybe got 9 total periods? And my period went back to normal. Not exactly regular but my period itself didn’t get worse
Jasmine Lockhart i gained maybe 3-5 pounds but honestly the only side effects i’ve had are mood swings ( within a month of getting the implant) and cramps
My sister had the implant for a few years, but had to get it removed. They really had to cut into her arm to remove it because the body really wraps around it well while under the skin for so long. Hopefully it'll work for Amy!
You’re eating! How exciting! And you look great!!!! Congratulations on your land, it’s beautiful! XoxoX and gurll i get it! I’ve been anemic my entire life, iron infusions and everything and a step away from blood transfusions and I could sleep all day and still feel like I have 0 energy and I always feel lethargic !
I have the implant too I get mine replaced next year and I honestly love it I only get periods once every 3-4 months and I honestly love the implant
I've milked a cow on several occasions, and I can confirm - they are nice and warm and soft... Except that it sometimes takes more pressure than you'd might think 🤷 Baby pigs are so cute, and very warm ❤️ (You could bring gloves if you're afraid of reacting?)
We have a grass fed Dairy in the US and cows are Soo cool they all have personalities if raised right they act like dogs..lol
If you end up with not being able to handle the hormon implant in your arm id recommend trying an IUD implant. I did not have any effect from the arm implant, rather the opposite. I got heavier and longer more painful periods. When you are like you and me who has a lot on their plate, one less thing to worry about is AMAZING. I took a long shot having an IUD implant put into my uterus and it has worked wonders for me. I barely have like half a day bleed every two months. I hope the arm implant works for you, but if it don't I would try and IUD as well.
Loved the attitude of the doc that did your nexplanon procedure. I had a great doctor that did mine also, but my placement went so quick, was weird to see that your doc took so long to get her placement right. But you’re very right the local anesthetic is the worst part, and maybe the bruise being in such a mobile area. Such an intimidating procedure with the big needle and everything but ends up being quick and almost painless 😂
That lipstick is gorgeous!
I was debating on getting the implant last year, my periods are usually very heavy which adds to my normal fatigue and I get the worst cramping in my pelvis and thighs. I started the pill a few years ago and it's helped tremendously, Ive heard great things about the implant but I don't want to risk it not working as effectively for my cramping management
I’ve been on the pill for years because it helped my heavy periods and cramps, plus the pill I’m on currently is one that hasn’t given me horrible nausea. I considered the implant a few years ago but after discussing it with my dr we decided that the pill works well for me so why switch and risk side effects
The bruising gets worse over the space of a week also getting it out doesn’t hurt it just feels weird (in my experience anyway) but can’t wait to see the journey of your house
I had the implant done and I had issues with the local numbing stuff too. I didn’t have the implant in for long as it wasn’t really helping things and it was causing more issues for me so I had it removed. I had a reaction to the steri strips they put over my implant site and I had terrible brusing for a good while! Hope you heal up fast and that it works for you!!
I have that....had it for three years and actually had it switched out on monday....I like it even though I still got my periods (heavier). Just prevents pregnancies which I love
You stopped and got slushes on the way to get ice cream? 😂 You're my kind of people!! 🍦🍦
at first i loved the implant but then i started to get my period for a hole month, things started to get worse. so i took it out but good luck !
Before you even said anything about it, i was thinking how nuch i love your hair and how great it looked!!!
I'm just at the beginning but Damn girl your make up looks amazing! and it looks like you did your hair like that on purpose so 😍
Aww I love your wavy hair looks lush x
Your hair is beautiful.... You are as well. Thanks for sharing your life.
Really scary to be looking to the ceiling! Anyway you are very brave! :)
the nicest nurse wtf ❤️❤️
Your insertion seemed so long! Mine was like 5 secs lol. Also, i didnt have anesthetic and it wasnt bad at all it was just a bit sore afterwards. I wish you luck with yours!
Ps: that lady was just so nice during the insertion.
They are mean to give you a local anaesthetic..
I have this and have had it since I was 18. I’m on my second set now but the first set was so good as I didn’t get periods for about 3-4 years before I started to again. 2nd set kinda screwed with my hormones where I get periods at random times, they are shorter than they were without the implants but sucks still
Glad you got the implant hope it work's for you i have it and it works amazing
I got the implant in 2015, on my second one now. I had spotting the first month after it was inserted and after that nothing. I was always a heavy bleeder, so no period is the best thing. I know some people have issues with the implant, but I have never had a problem with it.
When I got my implant out it took more than a hour to get it out because the nurse couldn't get it out😳 hope,you have better luck when it's time to get yours out❤️😁
Tutti fruity is awesome we love it there especially the fruit bobbas
ive had the implant for 2.5 years and unfortunately i get spotting almost every day. It's not a lot but its annoying to have to worry about it all the time, although ive gotten totally used to it. I usually just shove a menstrual cup up there and forget about it for the whole day haha. I had literally no other side effects, but when my 3 years is up im not gonna get another one just becuase id rather have a full period once a month than spotting every day. I hope it does stop your periods tho, i look forward to hearing updates in the coming months!
I got the implant done about 2 years ago and I haven't had any problems. Also I don't have EDS and my experience was pretty similar to yours so I'm not 100% sure if the bruising and weird numbness is from EDS or if that's just how the procedure is (but it totally could be because I don't have EDS so I don't know😊)
That doctor was SO NICE AW
Incredible journey with your implant. Good to know the infusion is done at a hospital.
My implant site bruised badly too and I dont have EDS. It's great having no periods though. I'm on my 2nd implant as I got my periods back after 3 yrs of having my 1st implant. Now I get some spotting on my 2nd implant and in 1st 3 months I had 3 day periods. My usual ones we 5-6 days and so painful without implant. All the best I hope you have success xox
I really love the implant I’ve just gotten it redone and it’s been wonderful for me I don’t get periods anymore which is great for me since I had terrible periods. Anyways I hope it works great for you! Give it a few months to warm up because hormones are high to begin with.
I found your Page 2 days ago, I love how informative you are, I admire your strength and courage. As Im watching I saw that you was at the Foreshore, I was thinking hey that looks like.... hahaha and it was the suburb i thought it was! Fellow Perthian 😉😊🙈
I got an implant last week! I'm in the US and it took 3min total, super quick, but my doc does them all the time. The area is still super bruised, but I'm excited for no period
Love love love your vlogs lady! ❤❤❤
I almost went to the Royal show the day that you went, it’s sad that I didn’t get to see you
The queen actually has two birthdays 🎂
i have the nexplanon implant and i really like it because i don’t get a period every single month BUT it is a bit annoying because i never know when it’s coming. also something to add is i do get spotting(too light for a pad but heavy enough to ruin underwear) that lasts for weeks at a time occasionally so that kind of cancels out the benefit of not always getting a period 🤷🏼♀️
I had the implant fitted a few months ago, and the local failed completely. So know how you feel.
Thank you so much for filming this I just didnt know what in the world or how in the world that stapler looking thing did the incision. I am over sensitive to anesthetic like what they give you at the dentist (novacaine) I become emotional and cry for no reason so I'm hoping this goes ok. It's so embarrassing when I react. (I cant explain what's wrong).
I love your pink eye look!
I have to go for infusion a lot , it's no joke how tired you get. I hope you get some great sleep. :)
I have a nexplanon implant as well, I've gotten it done twice. I was nearly screaming when she wiggled the big ass needle inside the arm, oh my good lord. My gynaecologist just stuck it right in, and pulled it right out. Literally done in seconds. Being deathly afraid of needles, I think I would shed tears if my gynaecologist did that to me. :'))
I have the implant and all I feel is the tugging after the local anesthetic
I hope the implate works for you. It works grate for me and I'm on my thirth one right now and have no problems at all
I got one about 4 months ago and bruised soo much! The first week after getting it was horrible (pain). Love it now though.
I hope the implant works for you. I spoke to some friends and they said they wouldn't recommend it, and I also have a bad track record with things like that. I have terrible periods, and I was put on a progesterone only pill, and instead of reducing my period, I started getting my period every two weeks. I decided a long time ago that I won't try any hormone type therapy again.
Hey Amy that froyo looked so good
With the implant I have I would have random period that sometimes last heavy for two weeks or have heavy period one week and a day or two later I would have one that would last one week but with slighty less bleeding. Mine had just ran out of juice so my last period had gone back to normal so I can now organize to get it out and focus on getting my iron levels back up.
My daughter had that done back in August. The bruising was so bad on her. The person that did yours was far more gentle. They didn’t even give my daughter a local anesthetic. Just the implant.
I love having vlogs everyday. Edit very little you’re good at this . Hug my boy for me
I’ve had my implant for a year but I’m about to get mine removed cause I do not like the way it did my body. But I hope it works out for you. everyone is different so I hope it works for you
Those have been my two bucket list since I was little I have always wanted to milk a cow and pet a pig so your not alone 😂 I’ve also wanted to get in one of those clear bubbles and walk on the ocean
I love that lipstick color
Amy I was wondering if I could get some advice my daughter has P.O.T.S. She is 16 years old and a mom is there anything I can do to help her and is there anything she can do to help throughout the day other than rest and listening to the doctor I am truly sorry for bothering you but I didn’t know where to turn I love you so so much give Tom a hug so he knows I have not left him out thank you 😊 💜
Laura Winchester I have POTS as well, and for me it has been a very rough journey. I was diagnosed last year, when I was 16. I would have my heart rate go from 280 bpm to around 20 at any given time. I had a lot of advice from doctors, but the best things that helped were drinking lots of water, taking salt supplements, starting to work on my endurance( so walking a little, even on rough days just trying to walk a little), always having snacks, and lastly when knowing there would be a long walk, having a walker were you could sit helped so much! I also know some people get medical alert dogs for it. Honestly it takes a long time to get used to it, but it dose get better!
This walker is my favorite Vecin Folding Rollator Walker with Seat & Bag, Height Adjustable & Mobility Lightweight Rolling Adult Walker for Elderly & Senior www.amazon.com/dp/B07KBXMKG3/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_T4PMDbQ1AMMP6
Can’t wait to see the progress of your home being built. This may sound like a super dumb question, but do houses in Australia and the UK usually have basements or are they slab houses? I’m from the Midwest in the US and we have tornados so are crazy not to have a basement or at least a storm shelter.
Dang Amy, that looked quite painful. I hope no complications for ya xo
Hello gorgeous! I really love you'r channel i'm sub in both of them, you'r really an inspiration, wish you luck with the implant. I'm taking medicine for "birth control" but as an alternative therapy for my polycystic ovary and you'r vlogs really make my day when i was feeling so fricking sick. God bless u and keep going ♡ lots of love for both
I have an implant. Had it for close to a year now, maybe over a year. It gave me non-stop lighter periods but to be honest I prefer this over babies and pills. Now I get bleeding once or twice a month and that’s that. It’s really not a huge issue and I don’t mind it, but some women can’t stand it.
Implant was awful for me I bled for 6months straight... had it taken out a 3 years ago and still had no periods which sucks cause I want a baby :(
Im sorry you arent having any luck.. Prayers
The Bread how are your periods on the copper IUD? I want a reliable non-hormonal BC, and to me the IUD is the best. But I’m scared because people complain of heavy, painful periods on it. My family is known to have heavy painful periods normally, but I have never had that problem. I’m scared that it will trigger those for me 😩
@@ArdinVincent I was told by my doctor all of the possibilities. She'd said roughly 20% of people will have a heavily reduced period, 80% will have a 'normal' or heavier period.
Thankfully I was in the 20%! It works so differently for everyone.
Also made me bleed constantly for 5 months until i got it removed :(
Wht are implants even for
I had the implant (nexplanon or implanon is what the name was when I had it), it hurt alittle but I was mostly kinda afraid of accidentally itching my arm and making it pop out even though it wouldn’t. The size of it is often referred to as about the size of a match stick. It didn’t stop my menstruation though it did make it lighter, my husband said I had pretty bad mood swings with it though.
I legit wish the nurses that have done my implants were as nice as her lol XD
But i really hope your implant helps! I'm on my third one, this one and my last one completly stopped my periods. When I started my period as a teenager I never understood what the fuss was about with girls complaining that they bled for ages and it was super painful..... But that totally changed for me after having 2 kids! The implant has worked wonders for me and I really do hope it does the same for you! sending hugs :D
Hey Amy, I hope you have luck with the implant, I had it done along with other things. Ultimately it ended with a hysterectomy.
Love watching ❤️
Hey amy, I have endometriosis. I tried the implant, unfortunately it wasn’t for me. I’m now going through a treatment called zoladex before getting the marina inserted. I hope the implant works for you though
yay!!! new vlog!!!!!!!
The lady who put the implant in was so sweet!
i’ve had an implant in my arm before and i’ve had it taken out after 8-9 months because my period wouldn’t stop 😂, the first month was great but after that it wouldn’t stop. the first time i went to the doctors to get it taken out they refused to take it out because it had only been 3-4 months since i had it put in and my doctor wanted me to go on birth control (the pill) as well as have the implant for 4 months to try regulate it and it was fine while on the pill but my hormones were crazy and when i stopped taking them it just went back to normal so i had it taken out. it was frustrating during the process as i had to keep changing doctors so when i went to one he said i could get it taken out and then another said i couldn’t and it was a whole back and forth thing. the doctor who took my implant out was so rude, it was the end of her shift and i get it must of been a long day but the least she could of been nice, and the nurse i had as well did my pressure wrap to tight and my arm went a blue colour and it went cold and my finger tips went numb so i had to end up taking the bandage off before 24 hours (as my doctor told me to do) so yeah; my beautiful experience ☺️
I got my nexaplonan implant in march, didn’t get my period in march, had one that lasted for two weeks in april, and then in may, i started on my menses, and it lasted until around my birthday which is in august. then i had one that was two weeks in september, i’m hoping i don’t get one this month
I think I had the same number of shots. My gyno didn’t believe in the numbing stuff not working until she met me! Lol. Hooke you have an awesome day.
I had the implant and I didn’t have a pierod for 2 years there will be some bruising
My experience with the implant wasn't great. Periods stopped for a few months but then constant spotting. Worst thing though was feeling pregnant. I even started to lactate. When I went to my doctor with that symptom he was sure I was really pregnant because he had never heard of that reaction before. I wasn't pregnant so the implant was removed. Ended up taking over a year to stop the milk discharge.
could you explain why you decided on an implant as opposed to an iud?
Holy cow, that implant procedure was so nice compared to how I’ve seen it done elsewhere! I watched my friend get the implant and omg is wasn’t anything like that. They just rubbed some numbing cream on the surface of her skin and shoved the implant in until they heard a “pop” noise and it was loud! Maybe that’s just how they do it in the US😅
I just got an implant today and they put it quite low down in my arm I guess it really depends on the way your body is so far it’s been doing well except for the fact that the numbing has worn off so it’s not super comfortable rn