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"30% of women who break a hip don't make it" | Mel Robbins #Shorts

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you know what Mel I don't mean to cry in

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public

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but I am still a practicing

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surgeon I have looked into the eyes of

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more than a 100,000 people in my

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lifetime as a doctor and I started as a

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cancer nurse right but I see the future

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of people today every day when I take

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call and this is what it is and I've got

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to solve for this you and I have got to

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solve for this when your Aunt Mary

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breaks her hip and I'm called to the

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hospital hit bed to see her she is

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laying there in excruciating pain balled

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up at the bottom of the bed with that

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horrible blue gown on that we put people

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in and she doesn't want to be moved up

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because it hurts too much right from

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bones that she never even paid attention

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to never knew she had cuz we ignored it

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and now they're screaming that's number

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one number two what's happened to her is

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she's laying there in a pile of her own

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urine because she was not treated for

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the gyoo urin syndrome of menopause our

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pelvic floor got weak so many women do

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not talk about the fact that they become

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incontinent in late in life and have

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urinary tract infection so she's painful

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she is incontinent which if she even

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realizes it is pretty she feels ashamed

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about that I need to do a 45 minute

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surgery on her where because she's

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broken her hip I need to put a rod down

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that the size of my thumb

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actually I cannot do that if her heart

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is not healthy enough to withstand

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anesthesia and many times her heart is

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so unhealthy because she's taking care

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of everybody else in the world except

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herself that the hospitalists have a

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hard time clearing her heart and do you

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know what else she either has a touch of

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Dementia or she has full-blown

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Alzheimer's that is the state of women

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that I see every time I go to fix a hip

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on call and do you know in her Lucid

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moments what she is saying to me she is

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standing there with her daughter It's

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usually the eldest at the bedside she's

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say she's looking at me she's looking at

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her daughter and Time After Time Again

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she'll say something like I've not

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always been like this I don't know how I

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got here don't ever let this happen to

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you don't get old I am not blaming her

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at all I see the future of women Mel I

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can't not not cry if we know we have

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within our hands it changes the

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trajectory of our future and if we uh

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choose to not be the victims of the

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passage of time we don't have to end up

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like all those women I take care of 30%

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of whom after they break a hip will die

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we can choose another path but it takes

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conscious effort and a belief that we

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are worth it

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