Medical Drama
Channel: ZaCloud AMVs (she-her)
Date: 2020-07-20

It is the angst of the medical. Feel the emotion.

LOL ok for real though, I like, take a whole pharmacy's worth of pills due to my menagerie of health problems (which are why I rarely make vids nowadays and feel too crappy to log into this account much). And I playfully notice whenever there's common patterns between some of the colors of muh drugs. Between a raised dose of one of my meds where I still had some old ones alongside the new ones, it rounded out to some interesting shared characteristics between certain pills, so I was like "could almost be families in a drama... Heck with it, I'll do a silly thing!" So I whipped out my phone, recorded this in one take, and there ya go! XD

Cast:
Doxepin (for sleep aid)
Hetlioz (also for sleep aid)
Celebrex (100 and 200 mg for pain due to fibromyalgia and chronic neck/back pain due to an accident in 2001)
Gabapentin (reduces fibromyalgia pain, weakness, and brain-fog)

(These aren't even half of my pills! o.o)

The intro actually was the hardest part cuz Adurrrbe Premurrrr is duuurrrrr and hates me and was being poopy and stupid and stoopy and pupid, so it took me four days to do the darn thing. GAH! Just so I could better emphasize the crappy dumbness of my actual footage. XD

I hope at least someone cracks a smirk or something, then it'll feel worth it. :')

Clip sources (other than my meds which kept trying to roll around and not cooperating) were from the show "Grey's Anatomy", in compliance with Fair Use, and stock footage from https://www.videvo.net/ , under various free commercial and non-commercial licenses.

Intro music is a snippet from "Broken Reality" by Kevin MacLeod (http://incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

This is a non-commercial video; YouTube took that away from anyone who's not a constant money cow devoting their life to pumping out videos at every waking moment. :P

.........I LIKE POTATOES!!!! :D