Hearing you choke up about your pain broke my heart. Chronic pain with no answers and no relief? It's a devastating experience.

You need to get a new doctor. It should not have taken two years and a test at your specific request for them to find out that your jaw pain was being caused by wisdom teeth. The fact they even sent you to therapy before checking your wisdom teeth is abhorrent, there's a reason a lot of people get those removed

congrats!! solving medical mysteries like that is something nobody should ever have to go through, i'm glad you made it through. the pikmin thing is cool too

Pikmin were not meant by Nintendo to be loved or protected. They were meant to be used and sacrificed. Nintendo never intended a run like this, so it's amazing you accomplished an end-to-end deathless run!
Also congrats on a successful surgery! Here's hoping the result is a total recovery!!!

Reason number five billion why wisdom teeth are actually stupid teeth.

There is one true universal rules of challenges (that can be split into two parts)

A: Your first run is always incredible (relative to your skill)
B: If you don’t beat the challenge first attempt, you will then continuously eat shit the proceeding attempts (regardless of your skill)

That whole section at the end genuinely made me choke up a little. I've never experienced chronic pain but I hate the feeling of being stuck, making no real progress, and just feeling awful. This was actually pretty inspirational to me, AND its combined with one of my favorite games, and made by one of my favorite youtubers. Absolute Cinema

I'm glad that your pain had such a quick solution once you found the problem! A lot of us never get to leave the chronic pain club once we join, so I hope you are an exception. May the pain be gone forever!

As someone with a chronic condition I appreciate you talking about your experiences. People dont realize how demoralizing it all is, and even though I just have chronic fatigue its heavily affected every aspect of my life. Its hard, but I'm so glad you're finding solutions. Best of luck to your healing journey!

The fact that you beat this super hell challenge and your jaw pain at around the same time is crazy

I had chronic pain on my wrist without knowing the reason for 3 years with the same results than you did... And one day one of the dozens of doctors figured out why, and in 2 weeks I was healed.
I didn't trust it was finally gone by then, the reason of my pain seamed logical, but I thought we faind the root so many times by then, improved but allways came back... But it didn't came back. Weeks passed, months, years... And sometimes I just suddenly stop, realise I'm not in pain or haven't been for so long, qnd get really really happy.

Pain sucks, ignorance too. Pain in ignorance is the worst.

I thought you were going to quit the entire  channel when watching the streams. You did an amazing job! True Pikmin gamer 💯

Congratulations on progress!  Having no answers can be the most frustrating thing in the world,  from experience.  

Here's to recovery,  and beating the game truly deathless!

"I always come back to day 2" a sentence that can be relatable for many of us in anytime of our life.
I speak spanish, but I know english enough to understand the history of your tooht, and when you defeated the Emperor Bulbax I felt the same feel of hope for your long pain. I'm happy you finally stoped to feel that pain. You don't need to go back to day 2 anymore 🙌

As someone who doesn't have to deal with any type of physical pain, but have anxiety/depression issues that I've been trying to overcome after YEARS of being conditioned to think and act certain ways because of family and other issues, feeling stuck is something I'm all too familiar with as well.
Sometimes I will go "Hey, my brain isn't acting weird anymore, awesome!" And then two days later something happens that triggers some thought pattern/reaction and suddenly it feels like everything I did to get better was undone and I'm back at square one, feeling awful and miserable.

It's a long process and it's incredibly discouraging a lot of times, so I can definitely sympathise with your problem, and I'm glad you found the source eventually so you could get better and put that behind you!

Love your videos man and was glad to see a happy ending for both the run and your chronic pain. :thanksdoc:

After being admitted to the hospital for Diverticulitis, and the doctors so sure that once it was treated that the pain in my stomach would disappear, the pain in my stomach like my abdomen would rip itself apart just wouldn't stop. 7 months after, we discovered two small cancerous tumors that were present on my original Diverticulitis scans that the doctor failed to mention. Soon as we got them removed, everything was fine, and I haven't felt a thing. I am now 9 months cancer free and I am so lucky we found them "as early" as we did.

It IS the pain of not knowing that kills you. I can fully relate to your story, and there are people who still tell me "You're too young to have gone through cancer, it was all in your head." I hope your recovery goes well, and thank you for the entertainment and good vibes.

Congrats on finding a solution and by the sounds of it getting over your chronic pain! As someone with chronic pain with no current way to fix it hearing about others getting over theirs brings me joy knowing that less people have to go through such things. And congrats on the run too, good on you for pushing through.

Glad to hear you got an answer finally. Theres nothing like chronic pain with no answer/no doctor who wants to try to help you.

Also the pikmin video...very entertaining. I cannot consume enough Pikmin content. Im too low skilled to do it myself lol

As a survivor of childhood PTSD (grooming) i can relate to the chronic pain. You just try to heal your trauma you try to heal you make progress... But you go back i feep that sm..