TB: And how much did it hurt during the game? Patient: A lot.
Yeah, it did hurt a lot. I was trying hard to forget about it. TB: Was there a lot of blood in the in the shoe afterwards or?
P: No, I didn't notice any blood in the shoe. TB: So all it is it's still all trapped in. P: Yeah. I think so.
TB: Okay, so we're just gonna wipe down the toe.
So like I said on a count of three, the best thing to do is you push your heel straight down into the chair. P: Okay.
TB: A pinch and a sting, ow, ow, ow then done. We're gonna do the next side and it's all finished. Okay? P: Okay.
TB: Sorry, sorry! P: That's okay. TB: Sensitive? P: Preparing for it.
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TB: What's up my toes?
It's Jonathan a.k.a.The Toe Bro, and I'm here asking you guys for help. After having my first seminar in
Toronto and you know having great feedback from the people who attended and from you guys in the Toe Bro community, I've
decided that now is the right time to try to do a Toe Bro Tour in North America (US).
The plan is to visit five cities. The way it's gonna work is I'm asking you guys for help whether it's pre purchasing tickets,
donations, or sharing this link with someone who might benefit from coming to see me.
I'm looking to pre-fund my visit to your city by using crowdfunding.
This is gonna allow me to visit these five cities and have a really successful tour. Looking at the links below,
you're gonna see which cities I'm going to and how much is gonna cost for me to visit that city.
That's gonna make it able for me to leave work here and come visit you guys in North America and spread as much knowledge and
advice as I can. The whole goal of this total world tour is to share as much
knowledge and advice about feet as I can to you guys. Feet are so important.
We're on them every single day
and
so many people suffer from foot issues that they know about or might not know about and just by having a little bit more knowledge
and experience, you can really help a lot of clients or patients with their own feet.
So check out the links below, check out the info, see if it's a city near you,
share the link to anyone who might benefit. If it's a city near you and you're able to come,
please come help support me. I'd love to meet all my toes out there. It's been an amazing ride.
It's been just over one year.
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TB: So on three, heel straight down. Okay? P: Okay. Heel straight down on three? TB: On three.
TB: One, two, three.
TB: Okay, just breathe, just breathe just breathe. I know the toe is really sensitive plus you really have a lot of pressure/
You okay? P: Yeah. TB: Just breathe.
TB: So pain now or just pressure? P: No pain or pressure. The pain is going away. TB: Very good.
TB: You okay? P: Yeah I just don't want to look at it! TB: So one more side then we're all done. Okay? P: Okay.
TB: So another pinch on three one, two, three. P: Ah!
TB: I know, I know this is a harder side.
TB: You okay? P: Yeah.
TB: Pain right now or just pressure? P: It's mostly pressure. TB: Hard to tell? P: Yeah.
TB: Okay, very good.
TB: You okay? P: Yeah. TB: Feels weird, huh? P: Yeah.
TB: You can relax; enjoy the show
and your snacks so anytime. P: Yes. TB: You sure you want your snacks now? P: Sure, I got it. (laughter)
TB: And you want your water? P: Okay, sure.
TB: Just to have something to hold because I won't be able to pass it to you during. P: Right. TB: You have all your candy, huh? P: I'm good, yeah.
TB: You sure you don't want a ginger ale it's out there? P: Oh, no, no. That's okay.
TB: I told you we've got the works. P: Yeah you've got everything here. It is awesome!
TB: So you went to a walk in clinic?
P: Yeah at
West Mall & (?) right across from (?) where I work.
TB: Yeah. P: There's a walk-in clinic there Apple Tree, I think it is called. TB: Yeah. P: And the gentlemen there. Mr. Abram told me to come here.
TB: Okay. Was he a medical doctor? P: I believe so yeah. TB: Okay. P: And I didn't come right away because like I said,
it was really much pain before, you know, it was ingrown toenail. TB: Yes. P: Then I got hit in softball
I better go as soon as I can so luckily you're available today.
TB: Okay, so what we're putting on is a little rubber band and this is to stop any bleeding. P: Okay. TB: Because the acid we're gonna be using
P: Feels weird. TB: Feels weird. P: It's pressure I guess.
TB: It should be just pressure. P: Okay. TB: I know that your toe is already full of so much blood.
P: Yeah. TB: And bruising so it's gonna feel a little different but shouldn't hurt. P: Okay, okay.
TB: And again, you have to let me know. P: Right.
TB: So you actually went to the walk-in earlier for the ingrown? P: Yeah I had another thing
I was talking to about. I said by the way take a look at this, right?
It wasn't much pain but I wanted him to look at it while I was there. He said we recommend you come here.
TB: Okay. P: I didn't act on right away. I was going to leave it for a while but I got hit so I really had no choice! TB: You had no choice.
P: Yeah. TB: Okay, so
we're just gonna wipe down the toe with the antibacterial wipe. So this is the interesting thing,
like I said with that black toenail
normally, we just poke a hole in the toenail and release the blood. P: Right.
TB: But because we're gonna be kind of
removing the ingrown, some of that blood should come out. P: On its own. I'm not sure if I can watch it or not.
TB: If not, I'll send you the video later. P: Yeah. (laughs)
TB: Okay, so I'm gonna do a little check. P: Okay. TB: Let me know if you feel anything sharp here. P: Okay.
TB: Oh, they're coming, a little blood.
Any pain? P: No.
P: I'd better not watch. TB: You took a look? P: No, no. I'm good like this. I'll look at it later.
TB: Any pain here? P: No.
TB: Yeah, you had a lot of blood underneath that toenail.
TB: Okay.
So just gonna remove the ingrown toenail part, okay? P: Okay.
TB: Well, you're a no-nonsense guy, uh? P: What do you mean?
TB: I said gone forever and you're like, yep. That's what I want. P: Yeah, exactly. It's going to come back
I'm gonna do it all at once, right?
Take care of it once and for all.
I think I was in Europe last summer and it was
I banged it on something of bothering for a while. It wasn't really bad is just annoying, right? TB: The same spot? P: Yeah.
Just a constant small nuisance. So and this obviously got a lot worse.
I'm glad I'm here. Perfect.
TB: And we get to help you with that bruised toenail. P: Awesome. Thank you.
TB: So because you traumatize your toenail, the toenail looks pretty loose. P: Okay.
TB: Probably gonna fall off.
P: Okay. TB: Okay. If it does, no issue. The new nail grows in and you just keep trimming this old, lifted nail as normal. P: Okay.
TB: It is quite loose though. P: Yeah, no problem. TB: But we'll leave it on for now
and then as we do the follow-ups
I'll let you know if it needs to be trimmed off and it's just like trimming a normal long nail.
P: Okay. TB: So nothing else you got to really worry about.
P: Sure. Sounds good.
TB: Any pain here? P: Nope.
TB: Okay, we just apply the acid and we're all finished. P: Beautiful.
TB: And no more ingrown.
TB: So like I said on that other toe, you just got to be really careful where you leave the edge of the nail.
P: Okay. TB: Leave it a little bit longer when you're trimming it so you never create a sharp corner that goes into the flesh, right?
You're good on the other side. P: Okay. TB: You just gotta do a little a little bit a little bit longer on the other side.
P: Okay. TB: And again cut all the way to the end so you don't leave a little nail spike.
TB: You okay? P: Yeah very good. TB: Did you look? P: No! (laughter)
TB: There's not much to see anymore. P: Yeah, okay. TB: There's no more blood anyway. P: I thought I was gushing out. TB: It did! It did
and then it stopped. P: I didn't want to see that. TB: All the blood is gone.
P: I can handle it sometimes. TB: But but you really bruised your toe pretty good.
P: Yeah. TB: I haven't seen him bruised toe like this in a long time. P: Yeah, I was playing outfield left field
I was running to center field. I almost hit a diving catch... TB: You almost didn't like sliding out. And uh, I
P: I wouldn't be here if I had made that catch!
TB: See what we do for sports? P: Yeah!
P: They even had baseball cleats on it was just directly right on the toe. TB: Ouch!
P: It was like a hard hit line drive. TB: And in two hours more with this. P: Yeah. TB: This must have been throbbing! P: Yeah, I usually play outfield, right?
I play catcher i'm like buddy you gotta cover me don't feel they can't play outfit right now. Let me play catcher.
The catcher just stands there and catches the ball. TB: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
P: I couldn't run. I had to hit. I got a few doubles. I'm just gonna I got a pinch runner.
I got hits for the team, right we won so
I guess that's a small price.
TB: That's what we do. P: Yeah.
TB: It's like you said they would have forfeited. P: Right exactly. TB: And then it would have been like ah just because of that stupid toe, right?
P: Exactly the whole team is counting on me. Yeah.
We need the points so we're tied for second now.
TB: So England's playing tomorrow?
P: I think it's Tuesday.
TB: Tomorrow's Uruguay's playing. P: Portugal, right. TB: That's that's gonna be good again. P: Yeah.
P: But Ronaldo, he's right behind (?) in goalscoring. He gets one more and they're tied.
TB: Okay, we're just gonna spray a little rubbing alcohol. This is neutralizing the acid that we just used. P: Okay.
P: This is awesome that you could do this right away. I'm happy I came. TB: You know all within one day, right? P: Yeah. Yeah
TB: Oh, I appreciate you coming because I told you you were going be the last patience, right?
P: I'm happy and lucky. TB: So this is how you're gonna dress your toe. P: Okay. TB: You're gonna put some of this antibiotic cream,
P: Okay. TB: And for you a band-aid. P: Right. TB: Okay after you get out of the water because I know it's a long weekend.
P: Yeah. TB: Take off the band-aid, rinse the toe. P: Okay. TB: Dry the toe, put on a fresh dressing.
P: Soap or no?
TB: No, just water would be fine. P: Okay.
P: Once it's dry, put cream on and then a bandage. TB: Yeah.
TB: I'm gonna put on a wrap on it today.
P: Okay. But the reason why you're not going to do it's just gonna be too bulky, you know?
You're just going to have to change the band-aids that I'm going to give you more often.
I'm gonna give you enough band-aids as well. P: Okay, thanks.
TB: So because of you know the bruised and maybe some blood underneath the toenail it might still bleed a little bit,
that's normal. If it bleeds through this dressing. P: Yeah. TB: Just take the dressing off and redress it. P: Okay.
TB: You can leave this until tomorrow because are you driving somewhere to the? P: Yeah. TB: What time? P: I'm not sure yet
exactly probably the afternoon.
TB: Okay, so what I would say is leave this on as long as you can. P: Okay.
TB: And then when you're about to do whatever water sport or you're in a more relaxed environment, P: Yeah. TB: Take everything off, and P: Okay. TB: Rinse it, dry it, and then dress it with ointment the cream and the band-aid. P: That's before I go to water or after?
TB: Before it before. P: Before, okay. TB: When do you think this off and then afterwards anytime you're in and out
you just have to take the bandage off and redress it. P: Okay, I'll make sure to do that okay. TB: And that's nearly it. P: Perfect. Sounds good.
TB: And like I said, you can refresh yourself or numb the pain, you know. P: Yes there's ways to do that! (laughter)
There are definitely ways to do that!