Sam Montgomery

03/29/2026

Jorja 🌻 the best Barbie girl.

03/28/2026

Molly is totally adjusted to her tail! It doesn’t affect her in any way. Actually I feel she is more comfortable now 🥹🥰

Her hair is growing back slowly! I’m curious to see what it’ll look like when she has her hair back!

03/28/2026

still gathering questions!

Hi everyone! I’m going to be attempting to film my first q&a vlog in the following couple of weeks and I need your help!

If you have any questions for me, please drop them below!

I’ll answer what I am comfortable with!
If I don’t answer your question in a video, I’ll answer it somewhere else!

// Sam

03/28/2026

A little throwback to February 2020! Gosh molly and Groot looked so young here 😭

03/27/2026

Hi everyone! I’m going to be attempting to film my first q&a vlog in the following couple of weeks and I need your help!

If you have any questions for me, please drop them below!

I’ll answer what I am comfortable with!
If I don’t answer your question in a video, I’ll answer it somewhere else!

// Sam

03/26/2026

Bestfriend 🥹

03/26/2026

Today is Epilepsy Awareness Day. (Purple Day!)
Molly my (now retired) service dog was trained in seizure alert/response!

Epilepsy is more common than you think! Which is why awareness is needed to be spread often.

About 1 in 10 people will have a seizure in their lifetime.
Since seizures are common, knowing first aid for them can help save someone’s life one day.

If you see someone having a convulsive seizure such as a tonic clonic seizure here are some steps you can take:

Gently roll the person onto their side, and let the seizure take its course. Do your best to keep track of the time.

Do NOT restrain the person or put anything in their mouth.

Check for medical ID and call 911 if there is any injuries or if the seizure lasts over 5 minutes.

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What do you do if you see someone having a NON convulsive seizure?

A non-convulsive seizure is when a person stares blankly, is dazed and unresponsive. Movements tend to be repetitive.

For this situation, it is important to stay with the person. Do not try to stop the seizure, but let it take its course. The person will be unaware of their actions, and may or may not hear you link. Move dangerous objects out of the way and don’t restrain the person. Afterwards, talk gently to reassure the person and stay with them until awareness returns.

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When should an AMBULANCE be called?

- If a seizure lasts longer than 5 minutes
- If consciousness or breathing does not return to normal after the seizure has ended.
- If seizures repeat back to back without full recovery.
- If confusion after a seizure persists for more than 1 hour.
- If there is injury after the seizure
If it is a first-time seizure or the person is diabetic or has other conditions.

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Sending love to all the epilepsy warriors out there! 🦄 and their loved ones!

03/26/2026

Life lately —> a photo dump 🥰 from the barn, to the dogs and at home.

I hope your week is going okay!!

03/24/2026

He’s actually a dog 🤣💜

03/24/2026

Molly update!

Molly had her stitches out today! She is healing very lovely and her hair is growing back! 🥰