So glad you lived. The world is a better place with you in it.

My grandmother who was 92 and my best friend just passed, I must say Pete your videos are providing me with some comfort during some of the worst days of my life. Your calm voice and attitude have really helped soothe my pain a bit and I thank you. So glad you made it through and it's a good video to share because people may overlook septic shock very easily.

Just went though this with my Husband.  He developed an open wound with the redness on his leg.  It was so scary and i thought the wound would never heal but it did.  I watch him like a Hawk now and give him lots of Probiotics and fermented foods to help his gut.  So glad you're still around.  You make the World a better place.

Your lucky to have your wife, I worked with a guy who lost his leg from stepping on a nail while roofing, if he went to the doctor earlier he would still have his leg.

Hillary to the rescue! Glad you ended up coming out the other side, Pete!

Thank goodness you’re okay we love you Pete

It’s eerie that the scratch, that could definitely occur anywhere on farm, happened right where your Grandpa had his accident. ☠️

Damn Pete! You still have work to do. Never saw this episode. Quit scaring Hillary. I’m very happy that you’re still here. 👊😎☕️ Good Morning!

That was a horrifying story Pete. Glad you’re OK.

This is no joke I actually experienced the same thing the flesh was falling off my left leg and spent 7 days in the hospital and 7 bags of vancomicine antibiotics I completely understand how you felt I just stubbed my toe at the lake is all how it happened!! It's crazy great story Pete thanks for sharing!!

We are so fragile.

Thanks for relating. In September of 2006 I had 60% of my pancreas, spleen and a few lymph nodes removed because of cancer. In November I remember going to work, getting about half way through  my commute feeling lousy. I noticed all of my windows were steamed up in the truck. I got home, took my temperature and it was 104. I remember riding in the car going to the hospital and thinking, "I've survived 5 bouts of cancer and now an infection is going to kill me. I had developed a fistula that resulted in sepsis. I spent about a week in the hospital until the infection was under control. Pretty scary times.

The Father wasn’t done with you yet Pete! Your work on the farm and the way you share it with all of us is doing Gods work, I truly believe that. Thank you and carry on friend!

Yeap, it’s not fun. I went through a similar thing from a  a psoriasis cyst. I was shutting down as well. Spent 8 days in the hospital. It can be a scary thing. Glad you pulled through Pete. 🇺🇸✌🏻❤️

That is like a story that I tell at work. To my operators to report all injuries no matter how minor they are. The story  that I tell is about a man that stuck a sonic toothpick in his foot and didn’t realize that the tip broke off in his foot and he almost lost his foot because of it. Thanks for the story. I may use it at my next safety meeting. If you don’t mind thanks again

That's a great story of life on the farm and just how simple things can go wrong.

I love how honest you are about your  experience after the fact. My husband had a heart attack 5 or 6 years ago.  He was pretty good about trying to eat healthier for about 6 months or so, then gradually fell back into the less healthy foods.  Unfortunately he eats even worse than before the heart attack.  Instead of pestering him, I tell him, as long as you're happy, you do you, I'll do me.

Septicemia is no joke. Had that at 19 years old. Crazy time in the hospital. I was exhausted for about a month or so.

We are all so glad you made it!!  Life needs to be looked after!!

I'm glad you're here to tell your story. I can identify with you. I became septic after having my colon nicked during surgery and not until 5 days later did it all come to a head. More surgery, 8 days in the hospital and then a long recovery. Though I was lucky. There was no damage to my intestine. Again I'm glad that you survived and give us joy with your channel. Continue for you and your family to remain healthy. Be well.