LATE NIGHT HOSPITAL EMERGENCY *unexpected ER visit*

Brock had an ER scare just a few days ago because his stomach was hurting him. He was left with only a few options to get surgery that night or leave and then come back when the pain returns. It was a rough night for him but we are still continuing to figure out how to fix it... we hope for the best!!!

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Meet Brock and Boston:
What’s up!!! We are 18-year-old twin brothers from Salt Lake City, Utah that recently moved to Nashville, Tennessee. We started doing social media back in 2016 and have been posting ever since. We love sharing our life with everyone! On our channel, we do a mix of a lot of things like challenges, vlogs, pranks, and more!

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Social Media Accounts:

Instagram: @brockandbostonofficial

TikTok: @brockandboston

Twitter: @brockandboston

FaceBook: @brockandboston

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Our family’s channels:

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Q&A:

Are you twins? Yes, we are Identical twins!

How do I tell you apart? Brock currently has a mullet, you will for sure be able to tell us apart after watching a few videos!

Who is the older twin? Brock, by two minutes!

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Mailing Address:

6101 west 9790 south, West Jordan, Utah 84081

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[Tallulah-belle]

The surgery is life changing, very minor and then never have to worry about it again and can live normally without worrying. Otherwise it will just keep flaring up. Mined ended up infected, biggest relief ever to get rid of it.

[jackiealice]

I feel for you Brock! 9 months of excruciating pain from my gallbladder during my pregnancy. Getting my gallbladder out changed my life. Recovery is different for everyone but my experience was amazing and I was discharged 4 hours after my surgery. I was back to feeling like my old self within 4 days. I hope everything goes well!

[Anna-inje]

I'm sorry Brock, I hope you feel better soon!! Praying for you guys!

[trumanstanley]

Hope Brock is ok! Just know we're always in your corner!!! No matter what! We love you! Always! ❤ stay strong!!!🙏❤

[TanitaW]

Surgery was the best thing I ever did. It helped shoulder and back pain also. Was such an easy surgery. Recovery was easy! I only had bruising and tender!

[audieshy]

I have had my gall bladder out and appendix. Both of the surgeries were relieving to me. I went from being in a ton of pain to no pain at all. With your WBC being up, it’s important to watch that because it could be a sign of infection.

[IrbyOCD]

A quick test on appendix is to lay on back and hit the bottom of your foot. If it hurts in the appendix area bullseye appendicitis. And everyone pretty much knows about vitamins and minerals, magnesium, selenium. Get well soon! Glad you’re getting on top of your overall health needs. Such a great mom

[marshaburtch]

I hope everything goes well and you don't have to have surgery Brock. Hang in there you guys, love you all.

[rihannasantarin]

I really hope that Brock doesn't have to go through surgery, and he will feels better!! Stay safe, and I wish you all the best🤞👍

[sharonperez]

I had my gallbladder out when I was about 12 due to stones. It helped me so much!! The after care is not too bad. I recommend it, if you keep having pains because it helped so much. I was actually healthy and young. I still got them. I had pains for months. So many months because they could not see anything in any scan. So I went through a lot and finally after months they found out what I had. I eventually got my gal bladder removed. It helped me a lot.

[ashleighclute]

Just have the surgery! You will be out of pain. The fixing of the gallbladder doesn’t work long term. And the fact that you have high white count is a sign you need the surgery sooner than later!

[Peggy_Neale]

Have the surgery! You will feel so much better! Hope you feel better soon🙏

[freyathomson]

my mum had the surgery and her life is so much better now because she never gets gall stone attacks which cause a lot of pain and sickness

[l.o]

My nana had the surgery, she was released a few hours after and was back in her own bed the same day, within a week she was already back to all her normal activities. If you end up having the surgery don’t worry too much about it!!

[diamondheart]

Honestly, because you’re so healthy and eat healthy, I would definitely go holistic. Surgery is a fast answer, but it has long term changes for the rest of your life. You’re still too young for that and holistically, you’ll do better. You’re making the right choice of what’s best for you now and long term. Best of luck Brock and many, many blessings.

[StephanieFerrante_]

Hey. I am 1 year post op and I am so glad I did it. If I knew it was my gallbladder, I would have done it a lot sooner. I am finally able to live my life. Before getting it out, I was confined to my house or a nearby bathroom. It was the most horrible pain. Now, I am able to go out without needing a bathroom and no pains.

[JamieBraves]

I waited and regretted it, but I was lucky and I don’t have any after issues since having mine removed. I just can eat whatever I want now. You’re young so the diet is probably the best option. Having surgery in general is not fun, anesthesia was the worst part for me & the shoulder pain but I DO NOT miss gallbladder attacks!

[embro.]

I had 8 gallstone attacks over the course of a year, while in grad school. I had lost weight too quickly, I was a young female (so I also didn’t fit the stereotype). I was made to feel like I was crazy and that it was just gas (while at the hospital and the nurse convinced me that I shouldn’t be there). When I finally got my gallbladder out almost a year later (laparoscopic surgery), I was just about healed up within 2 weeks. I don’t digest food well now, but I am not in 9/10-10/10 pain every month because of it. I never wish gallstone pain on ANYONE!
Hoping you are able to heal your gallbladder, Brock!

[alyssah]

I’m so sorry Brock I hope you fell better soon sending prayers your way 😊

[vickisanders]

My mom had her gallbladder out and I hope Brook you don’t have to have your out I’m praying for you and wishing you all the best!❤️❤️❤️