Kayla Jade
speaker
1,743 appearances
12 recordings
5 series
first heard Apr 2025
last heard 19 Jun
Kayla Jade’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
Trend
recordings per month · last 12 monthsRecordings per month over the last 12 months — 4 in all, peaking in May 2026 with 3.
Appearances
And then he got like so upset that I was, that I had been taking something, but like none of the doctors, nurses or anyone at the consult had said anything about not taking any medication. And I hadn't really had like many surgeries before that. So like, I wasn't like, I didn't know that you weren't, But yeah, he was like, oh, that's all right. Like we're going to do the surgery anyway. Okay.
So yeah, surgery time is go time. And literally the worst thing, like your worst, my worst nightmare, everyone else's worst nightmare happens like on the operating table. Like I could literally feel everything. Like I'm not even kidding you.
like so when you get a BBL they have these like rod things these like silver rods and they like push it into your stomach and it like sucks out all the fat so I could just feel like I just remember feeling like my fat getting sucked out of my stomach and it was just the most burning sensation um
like I just I couldn't even describe it like I was literally paralyzed like I could not move but I could feel everything I could just feel that and I could feel like a tear running down my eye and it was just the most traumatic thing I've ever been through I even remember like hearing like the nurses and doctors like talking amongst each other like when I was going through this.
But yeah, I must have like gone unconscious because I don't remember anything after that. So I get out of surgery and then I wake up and I'm just in the most excruciating pain I have ever felt in my life. And I was literally vomiting blood. My body was just in shock. I was just uncontrollably shaking. I was freezing. I was crying, screaming. It was just a nightmare.
I was just gaining in and out of conscious. I've never experienced that traumatic thing in my life. It was just... And it was hard as well because like a lot of like the doctors and stuff around me who were the ones being like, no, you need to do this. Like a lot of them didn't speak any English. So I was like, it was so hard to know like what was going on.
Like I was going through this traumatic thing, but like everyone was sort of like, it's okay. But like they weren't really reassuring me. And I remember lying like,
on, like, when I woke up, I was lying on my back, which when you get a BBL, like, I knew this from my own research, like, you're not supposed to sit on your butt for six weeks, because I know it seems like a long time, like, I would literally remember, like, like standing up in restaurants because I, or like kneeling over because I couldn't sit down.
You can't sit on that butt for six weeks because if you sit on it, you're just going to destroy the fat cells because they're like new fat cells that need to form. So if you're just going to like put pressure on it, they're going to go away. So like I knew, and I was like so pedantic, like I did not want to be like lying on my butt.
And I was like to the nurses, like, like, why am I lying on my butt? Like you're not supposed to. And they were like, no, no, it's fine. It's fine. Don't worry about it.
because like I guess they didn't really care like their job is done like you know if that fat dies it's gonna die in like a few weeks time like after the surgery and um so I couldn't even like I was just I could not move my body like I couldn't move myself to turn myself around
like i was very insistent on it but they were just like no no no and like i wasn't gonna tell them to do the job i wasn't gonna be like no this is like this was my research and i did this so i was just like uh whatever i was just in a out of it state anyway i was just like i'm just trying to survive at this point but yeah literally just like i thought i was gonna die like just like my body was just going through the works like it was yeah it was a horrible experience
And then, so the next day, like, I still can't move by the way. Like I still can't, like my body isn't strong enough to like barely lift an arm and they get me out of bed and like, they try and like get me walking like straight away. Cause like they want me to start walking so I can go home because they're like, you know, you got to get out of here.
Like we're waiting on the next patient kind of thing. So they started like trying to get me to walk and like every step I was just like screaming, like out of control. Like,
i wasn't eating like everything i would eat i would just vomit up and it wasn't even from like the um anesthetic it was just like because this was like a day after i was just like my body was just absolutely and they were like no okay it's time to go home trying to go back to the hotel and i was just like i have no idea how i'm gonna do this like i like i was still sort of like gaining in and out of consciousness like i was so up
and they were like yeah it's time to go home and so they'd like we got our bags and they were like okay we're gonna get you dressed and then like the driver's gonna meet you downstairs and there was like two nurses in the room and then one of the nurses left and so the the male nurse was getting me dressed literally as soon as she shut the door he was just like started touching me kissing me like so fucked up and I think he was doing it in a way was like
he was pretending to dress me. So like, he was like thinking like, oh, she's going to be like so out of it. So she's not even going to like remember this. But yeah, he was just like touching me super inappropriately, kissing me. And then like, as soon as he heard her like come in the door, he like stopped. And then, and then anyway, I was dressed and then he escorted me to car.
Same thing happened like in the elevator. As soon as the elevator door shut, turned around, started like kissing me, like literally the grossest shit. I'm like, How can you do this to someone that is in, like, a state like that? Like, that is so fucked up. Like, just the way he did it, I was like, you've done this before. Like, how many patients have you done this to? Yeah, it was crazy.
And I think the craziest thing about it is, like... The fact that like, I didn't even remember that this happened until probably like two months after the surgery. I was literally in my kitchen and I was just like doing my thing. And then I remembered, I just started bursting out with crying. I was like, what the fuck? Like, that is insane.
I think my body just like had gotten into like so much shock. Like it was just like, I know, like, we're going to help you, like, survive. And then, like, once you're recovered, like, you can remember that. Because, like, it was, like, so long after the surgery that I was, like, it just clicked in my head. I was, like, oh, my God. I completely forgot about that.
Showing 1161–1180 of 1,743 · page 59 of 88
← Previous
Next →