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    Penny Pinching Mama Part 19: Then We All Got Sick - Details About Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
    In this episode of our Penny Pinching Mama interviews with Jill, Jill talks about what it was like getting overrun with a debilitating chronic illness, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, and what it was like for Jill, Tawra and David to get so sick that they often couldn’t feed themselves, bathe or remember the simplest things.
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  • @LivingOnADime
    @LivingOnADime  6 лет назад +3

    Get Jill's Penny Pinching Mama book here. www.livingonadime.com/store/penny-pinching-mama/

  • @kerrynwright
    @kerrynwright Год назад +2

    Thanks for sharing so vulnerably about how scary & tough CFS/ME is to live with!! I'm emotional again hearing your stories as they describe me perfectly! Thankfully I'm not as sick as I was when first ill & completely bedridden. I had an "aha moment" when you shared about not being able to eat apples & oranges, but you can eat bananas! I guess I've naturally avoided eating apples & oranges as too hard too, as I only eat bananas! 🥰 Blessings from South Australia💕🐨

  • @jennyhikes6353
    @jennyhikes6353 2 года назад +3

    It really is incredible what you both have gone through and are still living with.

  • @christiebetts4970
    @christiebetts4970 7 лет назад +8

    My grandaughter told me today that i was like "Dory"forgetting things.I don't really wish chronic illness on anybody,but sometimes i wish people could feel it just for a little while so that they might have some compassion

  • @CookingwithCatLover0330
    @CookingwithCatLover0330 7 лет назад +15

    LOL! Poor Michael! I bet "poor Michael" is SO thankful for his Mom-in-law. He married into a great family from what I can see. And from the videos I have watched I think he will agree.

  • @diannthomas7849
    @diannthomas7849 5 лет назад +2

    I just found your channel a couple weeks ago and Im in the process of catching up on the old videos. I'm sitting here with tears falling down my face because I can so identify with the overwhelming exhaustion and fog that Jill is describing. I have never had CFS, but when I was pregnant, I had severe anemia and the symptoms sound very similar. I remember sitting on the couch for hours trying to get the energy to get up and take a shower or make something to eat. After awhile, the exhaustion was compounded by depression. I didn't get fully back to normal until my son was about a year old. It is hard to describe but it was like the fog suddenly lifted. Your story brought back those aweful memories. I cannot imagine living like that for years. Thank you for sharing your stories and advise. You are truly inspiring.

  • @cheapchirping7368
    @cheapchirping7368 7 лет назад +9

    Such a beautiful woman your mom is, and the way she tells the stories....it’s so touching. You’ve been through a lot! All the best wishes!

  • @jeanmorell1947
    @jeanmorell1947 Год назад

    Really inspiring story for all of us that are struggling with pennies to make it!

  • @janetlevisay1770
    @janetlevisay1770 7 лет назад +3

    When y'all describe your chronic fatigue/fibromyalgia symptoms it all sounds so familiar -- like many of the things I have experienced for years. I've never been diagnosed, but I have been so frustrated wondering what in the world is wrong with me. On a different note, I enjoy so much hearing your stories and seeing all of the videos on your channel. Thank you all for sharing with us. God bless your family!

  • @lostcontrol1981
    @lostcontrol1981 7 лет назад +23

    Ok, I've also got to say, people from church shunning you and asking you to leave because of something your husband did? How horrible! What about Christian values like forgiveness and compassion? These people sound horrible. I'm amazed you went to another church after this.

  • @lifewithlois7262
    @lifewithlois7262 7 лет назад +13

    Thanks for sharing, your mom is amazing.... God Bless

  • @prizzyhoney
    @prizzyhoney Год назад

    This series PPM has really grown on me. TY 🙏

  • @jessical1969
    @jessical1969 7 лет назад +2

    very accurate description of the illness

  • @sergiom.2433
    @sergiom.2433 7 лет назад +5

    Tawra's mom is a beautiful lady!!!!

  • @tpop5000
    @tpop5000 7 лет назад +2

    Thank you for sharing your story. I cried for you and am praying for you all.

  • @everydayhomelife8697
    @everydayhomelife8697 7 лет назад +4

    It's such a shame how the church reacted! Just stumbled across your video and enjoying your past ones, lots of wonderful tips and advice!

  • @lmeasterwood
    @lmeasterwood 7 лет назад +1

    So much of what you said is terribly close to my experiences with Fibromyalgia and CFS. I was diagnosed in 2008. Not knowing how to get places, forgetting how to spell (I was a spelling bee winner), having no energy to shower, and having trouble with simple tasks were all very scary. I am grateful to have found your newsletter and website many years ago. You are a source of encouragement and understanding.

  • @lynhanna917
    @lynhanna917 7 лет назад +4

    I do not have CFS and I forget my phone number and address......my thought is as a single person I NEVER call home and have never sent myself a letter so that is a good excuse for not remembering those two things. I do have a friend with CFS and you have explained what she is going thru on a daily basis - now I get it. Thanks for the video.

  • @freakinfrugal5268
    @freakinfrugal5268 7 лет назад +5

    This illness is so poorly named. I know it has a real scientific medical name, but being known and chronic fatigue just doesn't begin to represent the reality and I think leads to so much misunderstanding and negative judgement.

  • @juliasnider5905
    @juliasnider5905 7 лет назад +2

    Thank you for sharing your story! God Bless

  • @heyokaempath5802
    @heyokaempath5802 7 лет назад +4

    WEEKEND AT BERNIE'S!!!!!! LMAOOOOOOO oh myy!!! I have CFS, fibro and dermatomyositis and that sounds like me, every day. Thanks for the laugh :)

  • @ashlieleavelle
    @ashlieleavelle 7 лет назад +11

    Your videos are such a blessing. You and your children went the so much and yet you have so much joy. Jill you and your family are a blessing. I am also a Christian. I pray health for you all. God bless you!

  • @cocinandorico
    @cocinandorico 7 лет назад +1

    What an amazing story.
    Wow and more wow.really God was taking care of you on your afflictions. You guys are an inspiration ti many hugs.

  • @jessieayala2970
    @jessieayala2970 2 года назад

    You’re right

  • @FIBROMOM
    @FIBROMOM 7 лет назад +1

    Thank you for that tip! I average 18 migraines a month and makes me so sick to my stomach.. I will remember this one for sure.

    • @esthers9140
      @esthers9140 7 лет назад +2

      FIBRO MOM I'm sorry for you...i have siblings that I have had to take to E R because the migranes were so bad and they were sick in my car all the way there...i hope you find something to help you.

  • @cabinlifeatedensprings1710
    @cabinlifeatedensprings1710 7 лет назад +2

    I understand that as well. I have the bumps on my head too. it's so hard. hang in there, leslye

    • @kathyhanson7337
      @kathyhanson7337 2 года назад

      I have the bumps but mine go away in a day or two. Does yours go away like that?

  • @beverlyvo728
    @beverlyvo728 7 лет назад +2

    I so relate, as I have CFS and FM. I would be purchasing something ( on a rare occasion that I would be out and about) in a store. The sales clerk would be asking me something and all I saw was her mouth moving and what I heard was like some kind of foreign language. I then would have such a panicked feeling. It was frightening. As you say, we learn to manage ourselves. We are on our own time and energy table and the people who can't or won't understand simply go by the wayside.

  • @lovinitall6639
    @lovinitall6639 3 года назад +1

    I was so sick when I was younger I stopped eating .My family got me cheese doodles because you just put them in your mouth and they melted and had calories. I feel for you

  • @joellenbroetzmann9053
    @joellenbroetzmann9053 7 лет назад +1

    I think of all the families I have known over the years and the difficult time some of them had, it took me so many years to realize how many people need help so desperately. One family where my husband and I hung out on college weekends comes to mind. We had 3 friends who were sibling college mates and had 3 other siblings for a total of 6. I attended the funeral of one of these kids recently and her younger brother told stories of what happened behind the scenes.

    • @joellenbroetzmann9053
      @joellenbroetzmann9053 7 лет назад +3

      Continuing this story: the father of these 6 copped out on life and committed suicide, leaving his wife to deal with the kids and bills. This mom worked very hard and got all 6 kids through college. When it came to groceries, there was just no money. But the little brother of the deceased told me when his mom went to the small town grocery, the owner would often ask her to take a large "day old" cut of meat home that he said he couldn't sell. And many times when Ma went to pay her bill the grocer would say, it had been paid. God bless that grocer for helping my friends make it through these difficult times!

    • @LivingOnADime
      @LivingOnADime  7 лет назад +1

      Oh wow! I just love those kinds of stories!

  • @mgm2008
    @mgm2008 7 лет назад +4

    Wow! I had no idea this disease was so bad!!!

  • @602redroses
    @602redroses 7 лет назад +1

    I am so sorry you had to go through this. I also feel bad about no one helping. I can't imagine a church asking you to leave :(

  • @tawnym9938
    @tawnym9938 3 года назад

    Totally cackling about making a list lol. Me toooo

  • @berylsly
    @berylsly 2 года назад

    Please people be kind with your comments. People who are unkind is because “. It’s ignorance of GOOD HEALTH”. Love you good people these 2 cfs and fibromyalgia are hideous illnesses. I remember one day I couldn’t get home because I I had no memory of my bus number. I was terrified. Panic is an understatement . Bless you all for helping us so much. 🙏🙏🕊🕊💐💐

  • @debisday1110
    @debisday1110 2 года назад

    Post it notes on the fridge or on the frame around the TV if it's something really important. That's how I am able to remember things. I do put reminders in my smartphone now that I have one.

  • @mount78
    @mount78 5 лет назад +2

    a syndrome that my mother and many of my siblings also share is much like CFS; but, again unless one has experienced such illness most do not understand and want to minimizes the difficulty

  • @stpierreforjesusthesavior984
    @stpierreforjesusthesavior984 2 года назад

    CDC - 😬... Some pastor, some "Christians".... wow.... no words... I can relate to the topic of this video...

  • @HoneyHollowHomestead
    @HoneyHollowHomestead 7 лет назад +3

    LOL! Tawra, I do not wear nail polish because I can't stop picking at it! ;D
    I am wondering if coconut oil would be of benefit for memory issues with CFS. They say that it is beneficial for people with Alzheimer's and I have been using it for my father who has been diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer's. It's too soon to say if it is working for him or not.

  • @peepla7
    @peepla7 6 лет назад +2

    Cereal is the best stuff.....with or without milk. That stuff... taste good, fills you up and is cheap.

  • @70sfan64
    @70sfan64 7 лет назад +3

    You are such an inspiration Jill!!!! I so enjoy all your videos. Full of wise wisdom!

  • @marilynpeppers1356
    @marilynpeppers1356 Год назад +2

    💜💜💜💜💜

  • @lolitamorris2943
    @lolitamorris2943 5 лет назад

    Thanks for this vide/ sharing

  • @heyokaempath5802
    @heyokaempath5802 7 лет назад +1

    Btw...I use a shower chair. It helps so much. I also have to use a mobility scooter bc I can't walk or stand. Whatever this is that makes it this way is horrifying. Xx

  • @peepla7
    @peepla7 6 лет назад

    When I had migraines that bad.... cluster head aches....they found out that was my first symptoms of my strokes. so don't sit on that....get it checked out.

  • @jessical1969
    @jessical1969 7 лет назад +1

    I've have the bumps on the back of my head, like marbles

  • @annsilliman6184
    @annsilliman6184 6 лет назад +1

    i take.zofran that melts on my tongue and that stops nausea and vomiting. its something they give chemo patients and works great tben u are able to keep the migraine medicine down.

  • @GabbysMomG
    @GabbysMomG 7 лет назад +1

    HUGE hugs .. but THANK YOU ... if you get CURED likely you didn't have it to start ( many illness s falls under this and disorders )... I was a nutritional science major, food can help in some cases but it is not the cure or the reason for the issues

  • @Edbeatty91
    @Edbeatty91 7 лет назад +2

    Excited this is up! Haven't watched yet, like medical stories. Thought maybe you guys had something else & then got or it turned into CFS. What they think it was? Did you go to different doctors? What was it diagnosed as? Hope to hear all the answers now!

    • @jillcooper172
      @jillcooper172 7 лет назад

      We will explain more I think it is in the next video Mrs. T

  • @SupriseEggsToys
    @SupriseEggsToys 7 лет назад +1

    Have you looked into Non-Celiac Gluten Intolerance? I've read a few studies on the connection of CFS and Fibromyalgia with gluten. I don't have CFS, but going gluten free has helped my fatigue and brain fog greatly.

    • @LivingOnADime
      @LivingOnADime  7 лет назад +1

      Yes, I've been gluten free for 6 yrs. It helps but isn't a cure.

    • @jillcooper172
      @jillcooper172 7 лет назад +1

      The gluten free did nothing to help me

    • @ironduck2000
      @ironduck2000 7 лет назад

      Having thyroid issues can also cause brain fog, as well as other medical conditions.

    • @ironduck2000
      @ironduck2000 7 лет назад

      I know what you mean. I do have Celiac Disease, but being gluten free has not healed my gut. The damage is still present, along with many symptoms.

    • @kathyhanson7337
      @kathyhanson7337 2 года назад

      @@ironduck2000 I healed my gut by eating fermented sauerkraut. It took several months & now I have better digestion & no diarrhea.

  • @valeried4504
    @valeried4504 7 лет назад +2

    I can't wait to hear what the CDC said...

  • @conniewilliams3644
    @conniewilliams3644 7 лет назад +4

    Not sure either of you should be driving!! Oh my gosh. That’s a horrible syndrome!

    • @LivingOnADime
      @LivingOnADime  7 лет назад +1

      That part of it is much better now, thankfully! :-)

  • @peepla7
    @peepla7 6 лет назад +1

    That's less than SSI....and SSI gives you food stamps to cope with the lack of cash.

  • @Stephanie-hv1vn
    @Stephanie-hv1vn 7 лет назад +1

    I get migraines. I was wondering did you take the alka seltzer and then 2 ibuprofen for migraine? You didnt take prescription migraine medicine, right?

  • @goode2shuz1
    @goode2shuz1 7 лет назад

    I'm sure you've heard this a billion times, but it seems so strange all three of you have CFS. I have never heard of a whole household getting it at about the same time. I'm sure you've talked to your doctor about that. Bless you all and I'm so enjoying all your videos. Take care of yourselves. Xoxox, Carla

  • @DanaONeillStuder
    @DanaONeillStuder 7 лет назад +4

    I'm lost. Why did the church shun them? What did the husband/dad do?

    • @greenlovingmom
      @greenlovingmom 7 лет назад +2

      dana studer they've never really said. I can only imagine what would make a church shun a whole family but then again it was the 80's.

    • @LivingOnADime
      @LivingOnADime  7 лет назад +6

      We would prefer not to say what he did but yes they did shun us and yes it was wrong and yes we (mom, my brother and I) did nothing wrong. It was just one of the those things that happens.

    • @jillcooper172
      @jillcooper172 7 лет назад +1

      The main thing was that he held a very high position in the church and was so very loved by so many that when he sinned it really really hurt and disappointed the people of the church. When people are hurt they become angry and my husband was there to take their hurt and anger out on so it came on the kids and I. Plus our illness made things worse because it was something they didn't understand. If we had had cancer they may have helped.

    • @LivingOnADime
      @LivingOnADime  7 лет назад +2

      Mom meant to say "my husband "wasn't" there so they took it out on us.

    • @greenlovingmom
      @greenlovingmom 7 лет назад +1

      Jill Cooper No, sorry I understand that because I've been a long time viewer and have seen all your past ones. Guess I should have clarified you guys had no part in his "sin" but had to take the punishment so to speak for his actions.

  • @noahsark1962
    @noahsark1962 7 лет назад

    That isn't much money at all for the 80's.My dad was without a job in 81 and did side jobs to keep the bills paid.
    I have never heard of a pastor doing that.

  • @campoida
    @campoida 6 лет назад

    How absolutely horrible the previous church! How shameful for that pastor.

  • @lostcontrol1981
    @lostcontrol1981 7 лет назад +1

    I just can't imagine trying to live on that little money. But I do wonder, what about welfare? Shouldn't that have provided a few hundred $ extra a month? Isn't there child supplement payments from the government? Are there school breakfasts and lunches provided? Here in Canada we have such a different social welfare system - I can't imagine people being left with nothing being so sick.

    • @jillcooper172
      @jillcooper172 7 лет назад +6

      One thing back then even though we had programs to help most people did use them. It was very different then than it is now. The other thing was it is hard to explain but I couldn't think straight enough to know who to call, let alone go to an appointment to sign up for something. I was to sick to even ask for help really.

  • @missyg4450
    @missyg4450 6 лет назад

    I think that is horrible a pastor would kick you out of a church. I really believe that God will do the same to him unless that pastor has asked for forgiven.

  • @elizabethb2503
    @elizabethb2503 7 лет назад +4

    I felt almost identical when I had severe anemia. It really makes u realize how interconnected the body is. Thx for sharing the truth.

  • @cabinlifeatedensprings1710
    @cabinlifeatedensprings1710 7 лет назад +5

    listening to this is so funny but not really. I spend all my time in the spot on the couch. now I was told fibromyalgia but later also psoriatic arthritis. I live it. eat or shower. usually I just pick sleep. washing hair. my mom and I call each other and try to encourage each other to wash our hair. because it's so hard. just every moment. you and your mom have lived very simular lives. now she was 56 and I was late 30's when we got sick. lost all my friends. except my wonderful husband. many days I am only awake about 4 hour. you sleep deep. I keep ending this but then I hear you say another thing that I so identify with. my mom has dreams like that. Mike needs to talk to my husband. he and Kurt would get along well. I 5hink the worst for me one is not being able to go see my daughter at college, like go to a ball game or go do things with my husband, work in the yard. we used to really have a nice yard. but we have moved to the country now and no one judges your yard thank goodness. I had to go to court about jury duty downtown memphis. I was soo sick. now I had worked downtown but I was in so much pain I left the courthouse drove over the memphis /Arkansas bridge panicked because I could not remember how to get home. I had a cell but it was almost dead. I though my husband was going to have to come find me. some how I did get home but I slept for 2 days after that. love you guy! leslye

  • @julsjewels3185
    @julsjewels3185 7 лет назад +3

    Exposure to black mold and solvents in your business could have been a trigger.

    • @LivingOnADime
      @LivingOnADime  7 лет назад +1

      We talk about that in tonight's show. ruclips.net/video/2lkUIS9cFZo/видео.html

  • @differentperspective4124
    @differentperspective4124 7 лет назад +3

    You have really been through it! Your positive attitude and optimism bless me so much. Thank you for sharing your story!

  • @donnaturnbull1190
    @donnaturnbull1190 7 лет назад +2

    Your an amazing woman Jill, I have deep respect for you and the gracious way you handled your adversities. I absolutely agree feed your self and kiddies over shower. Right choice!

  • @FIBROMOM
    @FIBROMOM 7 лет назад +8

    It's hard to manage your body living with a chronic illness than not able to work and whew we are forced to be creative! I've learned quite a few ways to save money but always love listening to your tips so thank you!💜💜

  • @cabinlifeatedensprings1710
    @cabinlifeatedensprings1710 7 лет назад +2

    I lived like that too. but I could not have done it if not for mama. she is like your mom. we have awsome moms. and both my mom and I and my oldest daughter have rheumatoid arthritis and psoriatic arthritis. it's so hard. the illness that keeps you from working and the lack of funds. and you just feel horrible day in day out. we are surviving somehow. and feel blessed that God gets us through each day. you can make the best of it by just being thankful for what you can do and what you have. God bless you?

  • @50shadesofgreen
    @50shadesofgreen 7 лет назад +5

    thanks for sharing your story guys !!

  • @pepperderr1388
    @pepperderr1388 7 лет назад +1

    I don't have CFS but I have APS. I have had a lot of the symptoms like brain fog. I remember many times driving places and not knowing where I was going or why. I do believe I drove through red lights a few times also. I would drive home and not remember how I got there. Very often I would know I was going some place but then drive right past the place I was supposed to go. I also have times where I can't remember words, like you were saying you couldn't remember the word what. Many times if I posted something I would have to read it over and over and over to make sure I got it right. I often would forget in the middle of a sentence what I wanted to say. Also if I would say something like "put your shoes on", I would get stuck on the word shoe and would have to say sandal or sneaker or just point because I couldn't say the word shoe. One weird thing I find myself doing at times it repeating the last thing I hear someone else say. Like if I would want to tell my son to tie his shoes at the time he said he needed to study his spelling words, I would say tie your words or something like that. It is very strange. It is not a very well known disease like CFS finally is so it is a real struggle to deal with at times because most people don't know it so they don't understand it. A lot of people don't understand CFS but they have heard of it. Thanks for sharing your story!

  • @jeanmorell1947
    @jeanmorell1947 Год назад

    I have fibromyalgia a long time I follow my nongrain diet strictly no corn potatoes no dairy. I must drink a lot of water. I follow a schedule it can be controlled with diet keto. It does have to do with foods.

  • @marshamagic8551
    @marshamagic8551 5 лет назад +1

    Sounds like ptsd..

  • @cynthiacombest5
    @cynthiacombest5 7 лет назад +2

    Bless you all. I am so sorry that you have been through so much.

    • @cynthiacombest5
      @cynthiacombest5 7 лет назад +2

      I have been thinking about your family and am heart sick that the church treated you all so cruelly. Had I lived close I would have organized a group of ladies to bring over cooked dishes at least a couple of times per week, done light cleaning, took everyone to doctors appointment or volunteered to do what you needed. You all give and give to people everyday through your business and lives. God will bless you. Love and hope to you.

  • @billybranchhomestead6120
    @billybranchhomestead6120 7 лет назад +2

    Jill could you tell more about the bumps on your head? What they felt like, painful, did they come and go, did you experience pain after they would leave.
    I ask because a neighbor of mine is having bumps and they come and go but doctors have no clue what they are. During he has headache and after they go away his scalp hurts him real bad. He is always talking about his arm hurting, being tired ( but not to your degree ) and feeling bad. The bumps scare him and honestly that's his biggest complaint.

    • @jillcooper172
      @jillcooper172 7 лет назад +2

      My bumps were very tender but they didn't really come and go but stayed for quite awhile and eventually they just went away. Never did have anyone figure out about them

    • @kathyhanson7337
      @kathyhanson7337 2 года назад

      @@jillcooper172 I have never made it to the doctor while the bumps are on my head. I have mentioned it several times to my doctor she looked at me like I was crazy which made me guestion myself. Mine are very tender.

    • @jillcooper172
      @jillcooper172 2 года назад +2

      Yes Kathy most doctors do not have a clue about CFS. Some kind of do but not really. My first doctor (long before anyone at all knew about CFS) did happen to believe me and did research it. I had to admire her though because even with that she really didn't understand it and for years when she had a patient who she thought had it she would call me, tell me the symptoms to see if they matched mine and ask my advice so she at least admitted she didn't understand and was trying very hard to help her patient.

  • @heyokaempath5802
    @heyokaempath5802 7 лет назад +1

    Jill and Tawra...I have often described my feelings of "brain fog" as feeling drunk. It really does! Ive only been drunk a handful of times in my life, but that's what I equate it to. Do you relate to that

  • @MsPeteygirl
    @MsPeteygirl 7 лет назад +6

    I have to tell you I cant imagine how horrific this was for you no one to help you . I cant imagine being this ill I do not know how you managed at all, praise God that you lived through this but what a shame no one helped you it makes me ashamed for those who did not even attempt to bring aid to you.I pray I would see a need and be willing and able to help.

  • @sherrycunningham1253
    @sherrycunningham1253 7 лет назад +2

    So glad you're both seem to be getting better and there's so much doctors don't know today. Keep in good spirits

  • @kathycox9161
    @kathycox9161 7 лет назад +1

    am going to pray for you both

  • @annsilliman6184
    @annsilliman6184 6 лет назад +1

    what happened with your husband that you were shunned? i missed that one

  • @judibohn1548
    @judibohn1548 5 лет назад

    So scary what yaw went thru physically healthwise and sad..if i was that preacher...i would have resigned that church!!!

  • @beckyshook3526
    @beckyshook3526 7 лет назад

    i have the fibro and the potty story happens to me i can say a word backwards without skipping a beat faster then fast my husband says what? it gets funny cause a normal person would have to stop think about the word and how to say it backwards fibro is not kind i have had it so long now that i cannot remember how i felt before getting it

  • @kristiecox7350
    @kristiecox7350 3 года назад

    This sounds like a horrific nightmare!

  • @Brendabrenda1942
    @Brendabrenda1942 4 года назад

    I can’t remember where I left my list! Hahaha, Happens all the time to me

  • @ironduck2000
    @ironduck2000 7 лет назад +1

    Maranatha dear family! Hugs to all.

  • @julieb7068
    @julieb7068 7 лет назад +3

    With all three of you getting sick, it makes me wonder if something in the house was making you all sick. I had carbon monoxide poising 3 yrs ago and by the grace of God, was caught by the gas guy. My symptoms were very much as your mom described and I believe there is residual effects. Prayers for your family's struggles.

    • @jillcooper172
      @jillcooper172 7 лет назад

      No Julie we were on a very intense study with the CDC and that type of thing was one of the first things they checked for

    • @julieb7068
      @julieb7068 7 лет назад

      Jill Cooper wow. That is so crazy! Glad you all are able to cope better.

  • @user-dm6so7uw4j
    @user-dm6so7uw4j 7 лет назад +1

    thanks for sharing your story,

  • @TheLutzFamily1
    @TheLutzFamily1 7 лет назад +5

    I am sitting here listening to this video. I have fibromyalgia. Recently, I have been wondering if I have CFS as well. I do know I can go through bouts of exhaustion with Fibro, but I can't ever remember being this bad. Talk about bathroom stories, I go to sit and I sit sometimes for 15 or 20 minutes. My husband will say "are you ok?" from the other side of the door. He checks mostly because I have had anaphylactic episodes and if I don't answer all bets are off and he storms the bathroom. Anyways, of late the response has been "I'm fine, I just don't have the energy to get back up off the toilet". It's awful. I know it's been bad of late because he's answering his own questions now. "Are you going to eat dinner?" I'm silent. "you're too tired to eat aren't you?" I usually just shake my head. Talking is exhausting. When you combine being exhausted with bouts of insomnia, well, I haven't felt good in months now. I can totally relate ladies.

    • @jillcooper172
      @jillcooper172 7 лет назад +1

      Yes Donna I know exactly what you are talking about