[REUPLOAD] TommyKay's Worst Health Issue While Being in the Army
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
- You probably know this one already. This video was published a few months ago, but got blocked after a while (because of the tittle, I guess). So I decided to reupload it, since it's easier that way. Enjoy listening to this story one more time.
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Tommy talks about the time when he was awfully sick while serving in the military. It's an interesting story that concludes you should always stand up for yourself, especially if your health is in question.
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Tommy is literally the most chad, resilient, modern German our world has.
Tommy yelling at the solider doctor probably sounds even better because it was all in German
He says it’s sad at the end but this was a really interesting story
I'm so sad for tommy that he has scar tissue in his lung forever
Shout out to his chad Mother
@@Dazzertz not in the lungs
You know your parents love you when they shit on the law and say "shut the fuck up, I'm gonna take care of you". That is wholesome as fuck
We need more story time with TommyK please
Tommy: nobody cares about you, you are all alone
Tommy when someone calls for help: you have to don't give a shit
Ohhhhh my god that sounds like such a great roadtrip🤣😂 With a general through the entirety of germany - thats crazy😂
That's so cool!
A tank general?!
Come on!
Hitler would have started some sorta small talk with the general and by the end of the drive the general would've been saluting him.
Heliobacter Pylori is actually a bacterium that is most commonly found in stomach, where it avoids being digested by gastric acid by penetrating and hiding in the lining of the stomach, which is covered by a thin layer of mucus. While almost 1/5 european caucasians have the bacteria in their stomach lining only a small group of them experiences symptoms: nausea, vomiting, ulcerations, ... and yes you guessed it: hematemesis (vomitting blood; is not the same as coughing blood). The bacterium is also connected to many resperatory disorders like COPD for example. WHEN INFECTED, PATIENTS MIGHT EXPERIENCE A CHRONIC PERSISTENT COUGH, DUE TO IRRITATION OF THE LARYNGOPHARYNX (the back of your throat).
The real question is the following: personally, i think it is very unlikely Tommy was actually bleeding in his lungs, rather his rough, persistent cough might have make the tissue at the back of his throat bleed? (maybe the blood came from an ulceration in his stomach and the vomitting blood was mistaken for coughing blood, which actually is a pretty common thing?) Other question: did TK see a pulmonologist or gastroenterologist?
I am still studying to become docter, not docter yet, so might be wrong about some things... Just an interesting story.
Bro your a genius
that time Tommy had a general pay for his chicken nuggets
He always shits on the army but the truth is that it turned him into the Alpha proper man he is now. All that shit, people not caring about him, making him figure out shit for himself, it molded him into a chad. Diamonds form under pressure
meanwhile im scared of going in the army when im old enough even tho there is conscription in switzerland
Yeah my dad had to go into the army during the soviet afghan war and he said that it was the biggest waste of his time and it’s wine of his biggest regrets in life
Yes but that does not speak well about the army, just about himself, it might have made him learn to deal with things himself, but it is mostly because of negligent procedures, not because they wanted to teach a constructive lesson. He could have severe health problems just because people in the army think very manly of themselves, but you are not more man if you are committing mala praxis and not treating your soldiers as they deserve. I can get that you have to be used to the scarcity and being in extreme situations, but come on, you are in fucking Germany, doing a fucking mandatory military service, the first fucking economic power of Europe, at peace, in a daily routine...you don't have to be that jerk with a fellow soldier if he actually has a health problem, that doesn't make him a snowflake or a crybaby, he is also a person.
Mountain doctor, Im learning new professions here with Tommy xD
rip
Bundeswehr is renowned in nato for its poor organisation, if the RAF told me i couldn't go to a civil hospital i would ignore them luckily thats not the case
was conscripted in belarus internal troops, got pneumonia, after that video i don't even want complaint about how i was treated. Btw only experience i get i realize that its only your family in whol thats world that care about you.
Really interesting story and you explained it very well!
Sounds a lot like my 4 1/2 years in the German Army... I damaged my foot in the Grundausbildung and noone cared, i was still 17 and didnt want to risk my career planning. Long story short, I had to get surgery soon or they would have had to cut my toe or foot off. only the doctors in the Ministry of Defence in Bonn could tell me that though, not the ones near Bielefeld where i even went to a civilian "specialist". So after 3 butchered surgeries I had half a toe nail left, couldnt really walk for like a year in total and because I had no car and the barracks had no room cuz it was all fkin contaminated, I WALKED TO WORK WITH CRUTCHES FOR MONTHS! And then the fkin Army wonders why I had to cancel my military trainings cuz i couldnt do the running and march parts in the needed timeframe, I TRIED everything they wanted, in fkin pain. And then they tell you "you have to get ur shit together or we see no future for you in the Army, u need to get ur trainings done". Thats when I used the Mental Health Card to leave... what a fucking joke of a company
That must have been horrible, sorry to hear that, hope you are okay now, armies suck... no matter which one.
@@sinnerprophet7391 Not all armies suck
wow you replied to me after two years! such a different person I was back then...@@slynt_
Why was he scared about getting to Hamburg from Hanover? Is German public transport shit? You'd think they would have good train services from all their prior experience...
the state transport is really good but if you wanna travel long distanced youre fucked
@@jonah9905 Why? Poor management? Or is it just really expensive?
@@albanui6354 Well honestly thats not true the german railway is really bad at getting people on time for work its just badly organized in the morning and evening in prime time but if you wanna travel long distance its perfect - it does cost something its like 150€ for travelling for the whole country buts thats of course planned in advance - it can be more expensive or cheaper depending on the types of trains etc etc - i travel a lot with it never had a problem - the thing tommy means is that it just takes a lot of time and he was sick i dont wanna sit on a train for 12 hours sick - the german railway is 100 times better than the USA but 100 times worse than japan thats kinda were we are average and its honestly acceptable even though shitting on it is a hobby of ours - we just want a modern railway system
@@albanui6354 both
@@kingofrivia1248 the US train system is better. I have taken Deutsche Bahn and it’s always late. The US Amtrak is much better. It’s just doesn’t go as many places due to the US being 3-5 times bigger and Americans choose to use the extensive highway system instead.
I love this story man !
I love the stories and rants
This is probably what happened in Stalingrad. Soldiers be like starved and fingers falling off with frostbites but the medical corps dudes were like get the fuck back to the trenches you are fine stop whining blah blah
*Mann this is insane.*
You can just play him telling the video with a black background. It would get more viewers than Warcraft.
what if tommy died and this is just some pretender controlled by markoni
Oh no did tommy die?
Yes
he dieded :(
@@user-xz5be9fc1x this is so sad 😭
@@klutz3955 do you know when the funeral is?
@@wennick4859 horrible
Verpflegungswart ist die schlimmste Aufgabe bei der Bundeswehr 😂🤙🏻
As an American his view of the army is so weird, I am not even pro war or nesseseraly pro millitary it is just weird how little respect the armed forces have in some places.
Hes really right with the german army.
Like only o,5% there are chads and 2% are normal
@@havingfun5636 hmm weird in the USA even these post modern zoomers have *some* respect in the military.
@@johngalt5166 Well you have smth to be proud of.
The only thing the entire army celebrates is a little fight where 5 Talibans got killed
the problem is you guys, you have high respect for them, I mean you are nationalist as fuck and think your army is a saint, but they will do some fucked up shit in some parts of the world as well, like killing innocent people, you just never hear of them and will be "hero" when they will come back to the homeland, I'm not shit talking just about your army, it's the case with every military out there, no matter what country there's no good side, unfortunately, sorry if I've had grammatical errors, English isn't my first language.
On the flipside a lot of non-Americans find it weird how much Americans worship their armed forces, constantly thanking them for their service, military discounts, etc. An army that defends their country is worthy of respect, the foreign mercenary force and welfare-sponge that is the modern US military is not.
Your Live is a Bad German Movie
Song name at 6:00 anyone?
This dude is actually the worst soldier ever
He didn't want to be a soldier, there was conscription in Germany at the time that he served.