- I had a dream that I went to the
doctor and it was really realistic.
He said, "You're free to do everything but
"be careful and ease into stuff."
So it was like really realistic.
And then I woke up and I haven't been yet.
- [Man] What's today?
- What?
- [Man] What's today?
- First day of school.
- [Man] For you?
What grade?
- Forth.
- [Man] (gasps) Wow.
Are you excited?
- Yeah.
- [Man] Do you got a fancy hairdo?
- [Girl In White] Yeah.
- I did it.
And if you're wondering, no, I'm not wearing pants.
Hey guys, it's Whitney and welcome to or back to my channel.
Today I am going to the elbow doctor and if you don't
already know, I had surgery on my elbow six months ago.
I had an OCD lesion thingy that needed to be fixed.
So he said it would be six months
until I could start doing stuff again.
And the last time I went to the doctor, two months ago,
he said that the next time he sees me I will be able
to hopefully do stuff and that is today.
So I'm going in to the doctor today and
hopefully I'll get to use my arm again.
And I'm so excited but I've had so many dreams.
Like last night I had a dream that I went to the doctor
and he said I could do everything
so I hope that dreams really do come true.
(laughter)
Anyways I'll see you guys there.
Okay so we are now pulling into the doctor's office.
- [GPS] The destination is on your right.
- Oh, we just made the clearance.
(gasps)
- [Man] It's just piling junk?
- Yeah.
It's hard.
- [Man] What do you think the doctor's gonna say?
- I'm hoping he says that I can do...
- [Man] Do what?
- At least bars.
- [Man] Maybe vault?
- Yeah, it's been so long I don't even remember it.
Well, I don't think vault yet.
- [Man] No, I agree.
- Hey, I just unlocked the rubber
duck in this game I'm playing.
I don't know what it's called.
- [Man] Sweet.
- It's good luck.
- [Man] So what happens next?
- I'm going to get my x-ray next.
I'm part of a research study and one of the questions says,
"How does it feel to wash your back?"
Have you felt that your elbow
problem is controlling your life?
I'll say most days.
He said, it says level 10 is soccer, football and rugby.
- [Man] Oh.
- And level nine is gymnastics, wrestling and basketball.
Oh, it's a video.
- [Man] So are you happy?
- Yes.
- [Man] What did he say?
- I can do, I can swing, so bars.
- [Man] Okay.
- And I can do stationary handstands and pull ups.
I have to get an MRI so I'm not allowed to like run and
tumble, which I wasn't going to anyways, but I can do
probably press handstands, handstands and bars.
- [Man] So is that all bars then if you
can do a giant and you can do...
- I pirouette on my left hand so I don't know if
swinging backwards but I can definitely do pirouettes.
- [Man] Cool.
Sucker.
- Okay guys, so I just got out of the doctor's office
and if you didn't catch what I said earlier,
basically I can start swinging, which means
bars except not like releases and stuff.
And I can do stationary handstands, which is basically,
I can't tumble, like do back handsprings and stuff yet.
But I didn't expect him to say that,
but I'm really happy that I get to start doing bars.
It's been 10 months and I'm so excited.
But I'm going to get an MRI and he's going to check on it
and then we're gonna see from there.
Okay, right there.
This is my first handstand.
Can you get the dog.
- [Woman] Houston.
Houston.
Come.
Houston.
Are you scared?
- Yeah, I'm scared.
- [Woman] Take your shoes off.
There you go.
(screaming)
Are you scared?
- [Whitney] I did it.
(grunting)
I can't do it.
My wrists are tired.
- [Woman] You just got up there.
- [Whitney] I know.
- [Woman] It's going to take a while.
(laughter)
- Okay guys, I'm getting a little excited.
So now I'm going to try a press handstand, which is quite
challenging and I haven't done it in like six months so.
I did it before my surgery.
So let's see how it goes.
My wrist feels kind of weird but.
(laughter)
- [Woman] Houston. (clapping)
- Go see mommy.
Go see mommy.
- [Woman] Houston, come.
He doesn't want to.
(laughter)
Come on.
(laughter)
- Okay, ready?
Alright.
This is not gonna happen.
I can't even lift my legs up.
- [Woman] Nice.
- I did it.
- [Woman] You did it.
- That's easy.
Yay.
- [Woman] You look like a two year old
that just got their first lollipop.
Hey, hey, hey.
(laughter)
- Okay.
- [Woman] Whoa, can she do it?
Go, go.
(grunts)
- That was hard.
- [Woman] Two.
- [Man] That's good.
Day one.
(laughter)
- Guys, look what I can do. - Houston.
- [Boy] Yay.
You could always do that, right?
- [Whitney] Not for the past
six months. - Oh yeah because of your...
- Oh yeah since your elbow.
- [Man] Hit her with the ukulele.
- No.
Thank you.
- Can you do all the like arm sports now?
- Promise me you'll practice?
I'm leaving my sister my ukulele so she can practice.
- And she's leaving her brother with nothing. (laughter)
- Thanks for watching guys, see you next time.
- Bye.
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