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- Welcome to the best-- - Shh!
- Adley's asleep.
The best mom ever video.
This is Jenny McBride, she's the best mom ever.
We have the scariest story in the entire world to tell you.
When you're kids, you hear that parents,
when their kids are sick it's the worst thing ever
and you feel so scared and so bad for them
and wish you were sick instead of them,
and you're like, "Yeah, whatever dad."
- Side note, we are sick too.
- Yeah, we're both sick.
It's really hard to see your kid sick,
Adley's been super sick for five days now.
We took her to the doctors a couple days ago
and she wasn't doing good and we've just been
trying to take really good care of her
and spending lots of time at home.
Then the scariest thing in
the entire world happened the other day.
I didn't really film anything because I was panicking.
I was super scared, but then once we got to the hospital
I started filming a little bit but I didn't really
know how to put in a vlog so it was, I don't know,
it felt like it was a personal moment.
I wasn't really gonna share it but then I wanted
to tell you guys a story because we tell you everything
and also just keep you updated with our life and also
let you know that stuff happens, you know?
We've had a lot of challenges lately,
but we're still gonna try
and make everyday the best day ever, you know?
'Kay, so the story goes like this.
Jenny was being the best mom ever,
and I was at work, I was just wrapping up
and she just texted me to come home for dinner,
and she cooked dinner and it was all sitting on the table.
I was getting in my car to leave,
and I was talking to Holiday by my car
and Jenny called me.
That was the scariest call I've ever gotten by the way.
- So in the morning Adley woke up and she had a fever
of 102 and so when that happens you call the pediatrician
and they just say
- Keep an eye on her. - Keep an eye on her.
See if she gets worse.
- Start doing Tylenol and Ibuprofen and rotating
that hard and that's what we did the whole day.
It never really worked out. - We spent the whole morning
with her just trying to take care of her.
I didn't go into work until really late that day.
- Anyway so then I'm about to make dinner.
- Jenny was holding Adley, and she just like completely,
well I wasn't there, you know what happened she just
completely arms back eyes rolled into the back of her head.
- She had a seizure.
I can't even imagine - She looked like
she was dying.
(Jenny crying and laughing)
- You did good though.
- But it was the scariest moment of my entire life.
- I can't imagine.
- I panicked, I just kind of held her
so she didn't hurt herself and I went around
to get my phone, and my stupid phone was locked
and I kept trying to dial 911 to unlock my phone
and I was freaking out and I'd never thought I'd use that
little button on the bottom of your phone but it said
emergency so I hit that button and I called 911,
and the ambulance came.
- And so then she calls me and she's bawling her eyes out
and I was about to come home and I answered
and was like, "I'm on my way home" and she was like crying
she was like, "We're in the ambulance" and I was like,
"Wait, what?
"What's going on?"
And she's like, "Adley had a seizure."
And I'm like, "What?
"But okay I'll meet you at the hospital.
"Why didn't you call me right away?"
And she was like, "'Cause I was trying to
"save her life I didn't know what to do."
And I was super nervous, I hopped right into my car.
I beat the ambulance to the hospital.
- He did.
- I ran two red lights.
Cut that part out so I'm not a bad example.
(lost signal beep)
I made it to the hospital really fast,
I signed all the paperwork,
I put Adley's birthday wrong,
I put it as she was born this year 'cause I was so nervous.
- And she had to get a thermometer up her butt
just because he did that.
- They came in to take her temperature
and they're like we need to do a
rear-end temperature. - A rectal temperature.
- And I was like, "Oh okay whatever."
And they did it.
And they found out she wasn't under one.
- They thought she was eight months old,
'cause Shaun put - So they could have taken
a normal temperature.
So Adley if you're watching - 8/5/2016.
- Someday, you had to get a bum temperature because of me.
I'm sorry. - 'Cause of dad.
Anyways, when she was at the hospital
- She had a temperature of
106! - 106!
- I've never had a temperature that high.
I've literally never heard of a temperature that high.
So scary. - And the reason she had
a seizure is because it spiked so fast
it went from what it was all day
- Lower all the way up to 106. - Super high fast.
- And she just had two teeth break through
the day before and that day. - And she had a cold.
- So she had tons of pain in her mouth
and the doctor said - Her body was overworked.
- "Her body got overwhelmed."
It's actually pretty common,
like 1 out of 50 kids will have a seizure
before they hit the age of five and that doesn't
mean anything long term,
they did a whole bunch of tests it was really scary
and sad having them.
They took a blood test, a saliva test, a urine test,
like all this stuff to see - A snot test.
- Once you have kids, or if you have kids,
you'll know what I'm talking about.
That was the hardest thing that,
like I wasn't in any pain or danger
and that was the hardest thing I've ever done
is just watching.
- It was so sad.
And she didn't really get back to her normal self
for like two hours after the seizure,
she was just still kind of out of it.
- Yeah.
- But then at the end of the night at the hospital
she wanted JT-- - She was dancing and
playing Zootopia and she started doing a lot better.
- She was herself.
- Anyways, we've been taking really good care of her,
that was a couple days ago and she's doing fine now.
So letting you guys know that Adley's just fine.
Luckily I had the fidget spinner vlog that we did yesterday,
we had filmed that a couple of days ago and we just
hadn't posted it yet so that was nice
kind of got a couple days to take care of Adley there.
And the super date night video too.
We filmed that before. - Yeah.
- So we wanted to share that with you guys
just so you always know what's going on.
I think what happens sometimes is you watch our videos
and you think, "Wow they have so much fun
"and they have the perfect little family"
which I mean, come on, we have such a good family.
But it's not all perfect for us,
we have challenges we had the miscarriage and then
Adley having a seizure and my work's really busy sometimes
and the traveling and our life isn't perfect
we just try and take what we have and make the best of it.
And that's the whole message of these vlogs,
is like yeah sometimes we're playing video games
and joking around, ultimately we're just here to
try and make life the best ever.
- Yeah.
- And you do it by making every day the best day ever
and then they all build up and make an awesome life.
- I think what I've learned from all these
challenges is that family is super important
and you should spend lots of time with them
and tell them how much you love them all the time.
I think me and Shaun told Adley about a 100 times yesterday
we love her. - I know.
She's probably getting sick of it, she's like,
I'm starting to ask her for kisses
and normally she gives us kisses,
and I'm like, "Kisses?" - Yeah.
- And she's just like, "Ugh, no!"
And she walks away.
Good job for being the best mom ever.
Jenny handled the situation awesome,
I literally don't even know
how I'd handle that sort of situation.
To all the moms watching, we love your guts.
Being a mom is literally the most important thing
you could ever do, Jenny's job is 10 times harder than mine
making sure she raises Adley perfectly,
and if you're not a mom, then go give your mom a hug.
- Yep.
- Say you love her guts.
- Is it mother's day?
- It is mother's day.
Happy mother's day. - Happy mother's day.
- I did film a little bit of clips of the hospital
of just what was going on so you could kind of
see the story, I wasn't sure if we'd ever use them
but cut to the clips of
- Don't blame me.
- Adley. Trooper.
- I look like a disaster, a mess.
'Cause we were like in sweatpants and my hair was messy
'cause, oh gosh.
- Adley was a trooper, guys. - She was.
- She did awesome, and you'll see it then she cheered us up.
We're getting better, I had walking pneumonia
I went to the doctor a couple of days ago
and they're like, "You've had severe walking pneumonia
"for like four weeks now."
I have it in my sinuses and in my right lung.
- And didn't you say your ear, too?
- Yeah, I've been hitting the medication hard
- So Shaun's goes on these trips, we get better,
and then he comes back,
he gets us sick again - It's all the airplanes.
- And then he goes again,
that's why we've been sick this whole year.
- I know.
- Happy mother's day everybody.
- Happy mother's day. - And give your mom a hug.
- Enjoy the video of Adley, she's the cutest ever.
Bye!
- [Shaun] Is that you, Adley?
- [Jenny] That was Adley, huh?
- Adley has a fever of 106.
- [Jenny] Oh honey, this is so sad.
(Adley crying)
- This is the hardest part about being a dad.
- [Jenny] Hi honey, I'm right here.
- [Adley] Go?
- No, we can't go I'm sorry.
- [Jenny] Do you want HopHop?
- [Adley] Yeah.
- Do you want HopHop?
- [Jenny] Okay, let's get HopHop.
- [Shaun] Get HopHop.
Look, it's HopHop!
- [Jenny] Hop hop hop!
- Hi, HopHop.
- [Parents] Awww!
(Adley crying)
- [Parents] And your blankie?
- [Shaun] Get your blankie.
- [Jenny] Not too close though 'cause you're hot.
The scariest moment of my entire life.
- I've never been more scared.
That was sucky.
- [Shaun] Adley, is that where you found HopHop?
Is that HopHop?
Yeah.
This is your favorite vlog, huh babe?
- My very favorite.
- [Shaun] When Adley was one years old.
You cry every time you watch it.
- I do (laughs).
- [Shaun] You were already crying,
but now you're crying again.
- Yes (laughs).
- [Shaun] Look how cute. - [Jenny] Look how cute
you are.
- [Shaun] Okay, you and the bunny drive save okay?
Oh, she was already ending the vlog when she was that age.
Say hi!
- Hi.
- You want to see?
- [Jenny] Adley want's to go home
and go nunight. - She's ready to go home.
- [Jenny] But we're still waiting for tests results.
Oh look at your shoe, huh?
- [Shaun] Oh, is that your shoes?
- [Jenny] She has that on to monitor her oxygen levels.
- Yeah.
Where's my nose?
Oh!
Where's my eyes?
Oh!
Where's my ears?
Those are my eyes.
- Eyes!
- Where's my ears?
- Ears!
- Yeah! - [Jenny] Good job!
Oh!
High five?
- Adley's feelin' a little bit better.
We got all the test results back,
there's nothing super alarming so just sometimes babies
get overloaded and have seizures I guess.
I don't know, it's scary.
But I think we'll be going home soon.
Dance party in the emergency room!
(Jenny laughs)
(funky dance music)
- [Jenny] I love to hear her arms slap her body.
- I know, good job Adley.
High five!
Yeah!
Love you!
(funky dance music)
(machine slowly beeping)
Good job for being the best mom ever.