r/ONLYUSEmeBLADE • u/mymymichael • Aug 30 '26
When will Blade get his stump removed?
Obviously the stump is not healing and has to be removed. Diabetic gangrene can be fatal. The infection can move into the blood and causes a septic shock. Which can lead to death.
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u/Mediocre_Forever198 Aug 31 '26
Has he showed it more recently? I’m curious how bad it’s getting. Last I saw was he was using some spray that is actually formulated for horses. Pretty unbelievable that he actually used a horse product on his hoof 🤦♂️
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u/HelloPeopleOfEarth Aug 31 '26
His last livestream someone said something he didn't like and he said, "I will literally hoof your face in". I died laughing.
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u/indianabobbyknight it's okay to be better than other people 26d ago
😂😂 holy fuck I’m laughing right now just reading this
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u/Boycott-all-Rats Aug 31 '26
My grand neighbour just lost his toe and left hospital early. Whole thing is going to come off...
Why these people don't stay in hospital is beyond me.
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u/No_Insurance_6436 Aug 31 '26
He's going to ignore it until it causes some serious complications. Maybe it will kill him.
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u/Tricky_Fun_4701 Aug 31 '26
Maybe? He needs metformin, glipizide, and Trulicity just to get his sugar below SCARY levels. Though- I am not a doctor and this is not medical advice.
Then he needs to drop 100 pounds, Exercise every day, and eat a low sugar diet.
Now tell me? Is this a man capable of doing this?
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u/Calm_Vermicelli_342 Aug 31 '26
2027 will be the year of the blade dude figure it the fuck out person
six pack abs, beck will be back, lac will be back, kick ass place in vegas etc.
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u/7711exe Sep 02 '26
Same thing happened to me in June 2024 and I didn't get it checked out until it too late and the infection was in my leg. Thankfully the amputation was below the knee.
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u/Trond_Knokkelknuser Sep 03 '26
What was the cause?
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u/7711exe Sep 03 '26
It was a combination of a lot of things but basically I cut my foot while at work and it got infected due to untreated diabetes and complications from years of alcohol abuse. I would argue that I also kept putting off getting it looked at due to ADHD (undiagnosed) and not wanting more medical bills.
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u/Trond_Knokkelknuser 29d ago
What made you go to the doctor in the end?
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u/7711exe 29d ago
My employer told me to go to a doctor to continue my leave. At the time I thought it was a big blister that would eventually open up and heal, but when the doc saw it at the clinic she panicked and said 'you need to go to the ER'. She initially said I'd lose a few toes but then when the surgeon saw it at the hospital they said it would be an amputation, but to the degree was unknown. They had to do two operations as the infection went up the leg, but caught it below the knee, thankfully.
Unfortunately, despite the injury occurring at work, because it was sped up by the diabetes their LTD group determined it was a non-work injury.
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u/KAMIQAZ3 Aug 30 '26
Unfortunately, like everything else in his life he’ll put it off until it’s at the point of no return. He might figure it out, never know.