Comments by "B Bodziak" (@B_Bodziak) on "Only Human" channel.

  1. On the surface, I have to agree. There are a few other dynamics working, but the parents don't persevere. When it takes a child tasting something 15 times before ending up liking it, perseverance is a must.
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  2. For the first segment, whomever Van-Ness was that developed that procedure must have been on an acid trip when he conceived the idea of removing the foot, turning it backwards and having it function as a kneecap! Crazy unbelievable!
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  3.  @emojislimesb9282  It's not taking of yourself if you are eating, start watching this and immediately feel nauseated like I did. I don't think you understood her point.
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  4. Attention is what these folks need, but there will never be enough attention that will work.
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  5. Their community leaders are telling them the scientific research is wrong and their close bloodlines are not the reason for their children's issues. It's very sad.
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  6.  @Jtzist  EVERY addiction requires money to maintain an active addiction. You're comment is rooted in your ignorance regarding addiction and disorders and does not provide anything useful.
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  7. ​ @marypeters4576  It's literally a cultural thing. The nanny was left with her grandparents when her mum went to work. The nanny is probably sending every penny she makes to her extended family and they are all depending on her. Hopefully, she's saving a good portion and will be able to take care of her grandchildren (or great grandchildren). She did explain that it's a part of the culture of her homeland. So, she's doing what she knows. That said, I wonder if she was offered to have one day off a week with an additional 4-6 weeks so she could go home to see her own children? I thought she said her children are now 24 and 25yo. Perhaps, it wasn't this way when they were young??
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  8.  @ericzerkle5214  Please don't lump ALL of us Americans in the same category as Trump. Currently, that's 38% -- still too much, but I hate for the international world to think we're all racist & fascist arses like him -- and I assume his supporters are, too, since only a racist can like another racist. *TrumpforPrison 2020*
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  9. The only one who has an actual point 8s the guy who had a blood transfusion. My cousin was a hemophiliac and a transfusion did give him HIV/AIDS but that was in the 80s when screening blood was not routine.
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  10.  @Rockas360  The white flour and cheese are the biggest culprits, but he also had zero variety in his diet. No veggies other than processed tomatoes; No fruit; and all his protein came from trans fat cheese and pepperoni loaded with nitrites. I wish they would've shown him how to make a healthier version at home!! A 50% whole wheat crust; fresh veggies toppings and if a meat is required: Canadian bacon/ham, and a lower fat cheese that's not processed (packaged shredded cheese has wax put on the cheese shreds to keep them from clumping -- fresh mozzarella is a better option)! It would have made it easier to transition into other foods, PLUS, at the Italian restaurant he basically had a seafood pizza without cheese in a bowl: White flour pasta, tomato sauce and shellfish. Not much better than pizza
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  11.  @purpleturtle7477  I think probably holds true for many in the US, but westen culture doesn't hold the elderly in as high esteem as our asian counterparts. With so many US companies doing away with traditional pensions, the generation that's currently 0-25 yrs old will have to shoulder either the costs of nursing home care for their parents or have them in their own homes.
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  12. If you'll notice, the US versions have homeowners in a crisis situation. They're usually about to lose their homes. So, they have to clear the homes first and offer them aftercare funds to continue therapy and organization learning.
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  13. On the US versions, people are facing a crisis and about to lose their homes or have adult services remove them. They only have a handful of days to stop that from happening. So, the therapy must come afterwards.
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  14.  @Kazumi2B  So is gasoline, but it's still going to eventually kill you!
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  15.  @Naharu.  It's only Catholics that USED TO say condoms, well any birth control that wasn't "natural rhythm", was wrong. However, I believe the Pope "two Popes ago" eased up a bit on that interpretation, didn't he?
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  16.  @karenneill9109  I would guess that not all of these mothers were first wives. If the wealth is from the husband's side of the family, once a wife has given him children, she's not as "useful" as she once was.
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  17. @Paola Silva Ask for "light sauce" !! It's the acid in the tomatoes that cause acne flair ups!! Learning this totally changed my life-- well, my pizza ordering life,!! It's rarely the oil from the cheese.; most often the acid in the tomatoes according to my dermatologist
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  18.  @kirstenornelas881  I meant ethical for a parent to wholly decide for a child unless the child is an infant toddler, basically under 7 or 8 you. However, I did not realize nor know about what you brought up. Thank you. ! I can attest to spinal issues. I broke my cervical spine in 3 places almost 4 years ago. I literally broke my next in 3 places and I Isa veryling, tedious, PAINFUL and Challenging road to recovery. I was able to go to a class today all alone from the drive there to back home that was 4 hours long with breaks every 45 minutes. It was a challenge, but I did it. I suppose, I'm sensitive about people making their own decisions about their own bodies -- and after 7 or 8 yo at least having some input into. There's be almost nothing worse than for something to go wrong during your own surgery that you had ZERO input into. But, again, thanks for sharing your knowledge! ❤️
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  19.  @andreaaldrich4046  I was being sarcastic.
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  20. I want the fridge!!
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  21. Anytime between 2:30 to 6:30am for me :(. Insomnia is a terrible thing to experience, especially night after night. The 2020 corona quarantine hasn't helped mine any either!
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  22. Even worse. He's 31.
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  23.  @sippyber  I think you are missing the point. Pizza, whether a homemade, healthier version or a store bought frozen type, it's not healthy to live eating pizza alone. Had the guy in this video loaded his pizza up with veggies and had a fruit for dessert, he would not be in the shape he is in. MOST people do as we saw him do: they eat cheese, pepperoni, or supreme (with meats). It is NOT healthy to eat cheese or pepperoni pizza, even with a 100% whole wheat crust (not so good, imo) 24/7. If someone wants to indulge in pizza quote often (but not 24/7), then, if course, I'd steer them towards your suggestions: homemade crust version OR if dining out, a margherita (tomatoes, fresh mozz & basil)! EDIT: His shellfish pasta at the restaurant was not much different from pizza. The only thing missing was his usual cheese. White flour pasta with tomato sauce and shellfish -- he might as well of had a cheeseless pizza w/shrimp. A better option would have been primavera with a little parmesan than what he ordered. But, at least he's willing to try new foods AND swallow them. So many in these videos can't or won't even swallow a nibble if broccoli! I DO get what you're saying. When eating pizza out, I usually order a margherita with extra basil. I just think in his instance, he was missing out on a variety of foods. When I found myself needing to lose a few pounds but still wanting to eat a healthy diet (nothing extreme like cutting out carbs completely, etc), I used low-fat, lower calorie meal plans AND margherita pizza was definitely included b/c just as you say, it's fairly healthy. It's filling given its calories while still being lower in fat!
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  24.  @adamhxhfan5338  The third segment-- and the thumbnail. He no longer has year ducts. Did you not watch the video? Its not hard to figure out which one and I'm not even finished with Mark's entire segment.
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  25. I liked the vegan mother. The mother with the portrait and 7 dogs is the worst.
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  26. It seems like it's a term the Australian medical Community uses as a descriptor. I think I'd prefer to have my size referred to as collosal over the US medical term: morbidly obese.
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  27. I wonder if because of his heart condition since his youth, his family has tip-toed around him. I can't believe his sister never mentioned he needs to help clean up around the house -- whether he uses a n area of a room or not! Chris, if you're reading this, your sister is kind enough to allow you to stay in her home. You need to make you being there a BONUS for her not additional work. They're your nieces and nephews. You can help clean up after them, too!
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  28. ​ @jessicamurano9673  She's likely on a domestic work visa and her children would not be included. Immigration laws apply in every country.
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  29. And, to be fair, without x-rays you don't actually know if you have cavities that are currently eating your teeth from basically the inside out.
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  30.  @catmomlavender3036  As long as no identifying details like name, address, appearance were discussed, no HIPPA law was broken.
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  31. I think the isolation of the pandemic has both frightened me and empowered me. I know I can go weeks on end without being in the presence of another person, but it's also made me realize this may one day be my norm.
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  32. She is so vibrant !
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  33. @Paola Silva Aproveite sua pizza! Enjoy your pizza! Felicidades!! Happy Birthday!! 👏👏🏽🍕🎉🎂🎊
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  34.  @publicserviceannouncement4777  It's unlikely that there would be enough fentanyl residue on a shopping cart's handle to harm someone if it wasn't enough to keep the addict from going shopping.
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  35. The young gal talking about being lonely as a student and being embarrassed to say anything because she sees pictures of friends from her hometown out having fun. That describes my impression of Facebook to a tee. I opened an account 20+ years ago and began noticing friends were posting a facade of their lives online.
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  36.  @VladmirPoopN  BUT IT IS HIS MONEY AND NOT HERS!
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  37.  @ericzerkle5214  I spend 3 months in London, 3 in Buenos Aires and 6 in Atlanta every year for the last six. Trust me when I tell you I'm tired of defending myself against being categorized as being like Trump for 6 months of each year when I am not in the US. At least 3/4 of everyone I come in contact with that quickly recognizes I am an American, immediately begins talking about Trump. They do so in a way that indicates, collectively, they believe all Americans are either like him, back him or both. I am none of those, and it is not too much of an issue if this happens outside of work in a social setting or even in a supermarket, but work introductions over the last 3 years have been much different than they were in the first 3 years. Since Trump was initially elected to office 3 years ago, it has progressively gotten worse. People outside of the US, maybe even outside of North America, have this notion that most, if not all, Americans support Trump and also hold what he, by his behavior and his words, has put forth as his morals and belief system. You are probably right. I have been conditioned to automatically "go there" (defend myself as not being aligned with Trump) in many situations I encounter outside the US. This video obviously wasn't produced in the US and I automatically defended myself and the majority of Americans as being as anti-trump as the overwhelming majority of both Britons and Argentinians currently are -- or at least, present themselves as being.
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  38. I love to watch pimple & big juicy cyst popping & ear wax removal videos, but I'm not sure I can look at rotten teeth.
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  39. I believe that's what the tea parties the young woman from NZ organizes.
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  40. At least the laughter makes him seem friendly. I guess that's a bonus.
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  41.  @imahorse4ever  But you said it for him and at least one other person in this video!
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  42.  @eadecamp  I respectfully disagree with you. First cousin marriage is only legal in the state of Alabama. Ohio, like a few other states, no longer allow 1st but do allow 2nd cousin marriages.
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  43.  @ibaber  I agree. When I bought my first house at 22yo, I had inexpensive furniture and almost anything that looked like "wood" came in a box with 50 screws and bolts. Years later, all of those things are gone and most of my wood pieces are antiques. I have a 200 yeta old tea cart (used as an end table" that is in better shape that any particle board item that's just 2 years old. On another note, I am almost certain that any antique I've purchased and take care of it, will be worth at least what I paid for it if I ever sell it. Where as, even nice new furniture is going to depreciate by half or more the day after purchase. As for the original comment. Yes, in most homes there is likely to be a couple or a few pieces that are worth something, but most is has a value in line with a garage/car boot sale.
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  44. @Paola Silva My Pleasure Paulo!! Happy Birthday!! Felicidades!!
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  45. What's your phobia? Mine is fear of basements
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  46. As the other reply stated, these are very rare. BUT, take your prenatal vitamins (available without a prescription--folic acid is needed to avoid spina bifida), AND get medical prenatal care, if at all possible!
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  47.  @asha.2223  I like it, too.
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  48.  @Rebecca-zr1zz  The whole point of this video was to point out that those in this community, Islamic Pakistanis living in Britain, do not believe the children are ill/disabled because of 1st cousins having children. They are being told by the islamic leaders in their communities that the science is wrong. There in lies the problem. The video was made to bring awareness to it!
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  49. He's probably the best person to tell you how you can help.??
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  50. Your comment is what is going to keep me watching because this poor guy is painful to watch and I can't view this for an entire hour.
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