telling my story

Thank you all for watching and listening to my story. I feel very grateful and lucky to have had the resources and family support to be able to deal with this as quickly as I did. I wanted to make this video to share more info and a few resources below to turn to if you have gone or are going through something similar.

RESOURCES:

★Get Regular Check-ups.
Routine visits with a health care provider are an important part of taking care of our health.

★Learn About the Stroke Warning Signs and Symptoms.
Use the letters in F.A.S.T to spot a stroke:

F = Face Drooping – Does one side of the face droop or is it numb? Ask the person to smile. Is the person's smile uneven?
A = Arm Weakness – Is one arm weak or numb? Ask the person to raise both arms. Does one arm drift downward?
S = Speech Difficulty – Is speech slurred?
T = Time to call 911

★Join the Movement to Make Health Care Accessible for Everyone.
50% of people across the globe lack access to essential health care. Partners in Health works to provide high quality health care to those who need it most.

★Health Scares Can Feel Lonely. Reach Out if You or a Loved One Are Struggling.

If you or someone you know needs help, contact the NAMI HelpLine
1-800-950-NAMI (6264)
Mon-Fri from 10am-10pm ET.

[gabriellewilkie]

As a doctor, she's done a phenomenal job of explaining the science behind this, some complex things she's translated really well. She must had a great team of medical professionals behind her. Glad you had a happy ending.

[cami]

For someone who isnt in the medical field she is very well spoken with all the details

[gagglesas]

As a doctor, I'm actually impressed by how well she knows what she is talking about while not even reading from it. She sounds like a lovely girl

[kanyinsolaashiru]

The people on tiktok laughing at Hailey for having a medical terminology book in her bag and calling her a liar for saying she nerds out when talking about medical stuff need to listen to this. She’s so cool

[rebeccamichelle]

as a nurse, I really appreciate the way she explained procedures and her condition. as others have commented, she is very well spoken. thank you for sharing your story so everyone can learn from it.

[neobngn]

She’s always so well-spoken and graceful. Must have been good communication she grew up with in her family with her parents and sister. She makes the most complicated things easily digestible.

[AddictedToYou]

As a med student, you've explained everything perfectly. I think it is very positive for people to get this kind of information from someone they admire. I'm happy that you are recovering and that everything worked out this way

[rbg]

Never judge anyone based on what most people say. I clicked this video out of curiosity and man.... I didn't expect the medical discussion! As a medical student myself, honestly Hailey is a natural learner for being so present throughout from the moment she felt the symptoms to seeking treatment for it. The way she discusses a case in an effective manner is just admirable. She'd be a really good medical personnel or anything she puts her mind to because of her awareness and consciousness. May God bless you!

[manikakulhans]

The way she was able to explain her whole procedure in such an informational and brief manner is just admirable!

[sofiacalabrese]

This made me realize how grateful we have to be for our health condition that we take for granted

[karsonh]

Imagine how many people experience similar medical events but don’t have access to the best of the best doctors and endless resources and money to get all the tests. Even if you’re lucky to get the tests most Doctors will tell you the first test came back clear that there is no need to do another and another. Sending support and know that you’re not alone

[kellyblackwell]

I know that this video is a year old, I want to say thank you Hailey for sharing your story and what you went through.

[MurphyMosby]

I 100% support celebrities telling their own personal stories themselves and not allow media to distort and sell them <3 God bless you, Hailey!

[CeciThaRN]

I’m a nurse & very impressed with the way you presented the information on your condition. So glad you’re feeling better ! ❤️

[rawanabuhashim]

as a med student you did a good job at explaining everything perfectly and so easily for others to understand, i'm glad you got everything figured out

[za]

Hailey making sure to let them know she's 25 in the midst of this experience is the cutest.

[ifechioflight]

As a medical student, I’m glad you broke everything down perfectly so anyone who didn’t have prior knowledge of any of these terminologies could understand what was going on. I’m also really glad you’re doing better!

[SalehFamily]

Thank you for sharing your story, it’s so important for people to recognize the signs! Health always comes first 🙏

[VampireDiariesBiebs]

Hailey, you’ve explained this SO well. Whoever your doctor was, they’ve done a great job breaking it down for you. This info is really useful for ppl to know, thank you!

[leamarye]

I’m really loving how she is addressing this. Birth control can be so terrifying, which is why it’s so great she is speaking out and raising awareness.