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Thank you! Who knew a pillow comment would lead to this rabbit hole you’re in! 😅 I feel like… it’s so easy for people with pain to feel really isolated, because the nature of chronic pain leads to us receding from public life more, but I think we can still find strength in other people’s stories. I may not reach many people, but I hope I can do some good in this world, at least! Thanks for the kindness, and thanks for being here! 😊

@@ChronicallyCurious RUclips rabbit holes are one of the best parts of the platform! Yes I completely agree that stories do so much work to improve the lives of people struggling. If there’s any justice on RUclips, then it’ll help spread your videos to others trying to find them! I used to do RUclips myself before I got unwell, and thankfully I got lucky in finding an audience within smaller niche communities, so I hope you can achieve the same thing if you keep making videos on these kinds of topics!

@@Evanz111 Thanks! Maybe it will reach people. I’m kind of leaving it up to the algorithm Gods at the moment. 😂 But I hope that some people who need to see them will find their way to them. I hope you are able to continue with your channel and have more good days than bad!

Thank you so much! I figured… it was better to just be honest than going silent. I’ve made that mistake too much in my private life to repeat it here! I am trying to be as kind to myself about things as I would be to a friend. My Mom taught me that. “If they deserve the support, so do you.” So, I’m trying. I just sometimes can see my expectations so clearly that when they don’t work out, it bursts my bubble and I have to get a new plan! Thank you so much for your time, your kindness, and your continued support! It means a lot to have someone who has seen several videos and returns, and takes the time to comment! 😊 I really appreciate it!

Thank you! I actually just got back from a walk! Took a few days off because I have family over, and I feel like crap, so, I escaped the hubbub to go for a walk. 😅 And thank you! I was unsure of involving that clip in the vlog, but since it showed the logistics of juggling trying to add the walk in, I decided it was worth it. Yeah, that sky was unreal! The camera couldn’t capture how amazing it looked. Awesome day! 😁 Thanks for watching, and the support! 🌻

I hope the vlog added something different that I couldn’t really capture in the original video. And you can find it here: ruclips.net/video/u4zuIzeY6mE/видео.html

☺️ Thanks! I do try my best. 😊

I’m glad the video was useful for you! I’ve been doing a lot of research about inflammation and its effects on the body, especially for people with chronic pain. While we can’t completely prevent it, we can work on certain aspects to reduce its impact. It’s going to be really hard to not have sugar, but hey, at least I’ll document it, and maybe that can be useful for someone too! 😊

First, I’m sorry that you went through those experiences; that’s awful! And secondly, having someone write when their hands are injured is just… not a practical idea, on top of it being incredibly painful. It’s like trying to get someone who almost bit their tongue in half to tell you their history and medication allergies. 🤦🏻‍♀️ I feel like a lot of people in various areas of the medical field just don’t… know what to do about pain. It’s glossed over quite a bit. I’m going to do a video about it at some point, but there’s less than two weeks of training on dealing with chronic pain in all four years of med school, and if you don’t do an ER rotation, you are less likely to honor how much pain can incapacitate someone. You have to see the horror, kind of, because they DO NOT teach it. It’s seen as an anomaly, which is strange, because so many people have chronic pain, and so many illnesses present with pain. Before, they could just kind of throw narcotics at the problem, but now with the opiate crisis, they’re more distrustful and less likely to give medical aid for pain, more so to women and people of color (there’s a study about how people were believed when it came to cardiac pain that I’ll discuss in that video I’m thinking of doing). They’re taking away tools to help cope with pain, without replacing them, while not even understanding what kind of pain the person has, because they don’t even get a baseline pain scale correct most of the time! It’s absolutely bonkers! Thanks for swinging by; I truly appreciate your feedback and involvement. 😊