How to Keep a Clean House with Chronic Illness \\ Ep 8

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  • Опубликовано: 22 окт 2024

Комментарии • 13

  • @julienorman
    @julienorman 2 года назад +3

    This is just what I need! I was never good at cleaning even before chronic illness.

  • @claira-janehardwick866
    @claira-janehardwick866 2 года назад +1

    Amy I loved your cleaning videos there amazing! I really struggle with my cleaning as have fibromyalgia, asthma, stomach issues and chronic fatigue really bad. I’m looking forward to seeing the cleaning videos you do! They really help with motivation and rethinking how I’m doing things to make things easier!!💕💗

  • @hbnpiano
    @hbnpiano 2 года назад +1

    Yayyy!!! I'm so excited for all things cleaning with chronic illness!!!

  • @ahc1957
    @ahc1957 2 года назад +1

    Hi there! I have a real issue with cleaning. I used to have an impeccably clean home. I was always cleaning something. I also do many crafts. That in itself causes clutter/mess. I still enjoy my crafts. When I am unable to get out of bed I knit or crochet. When I moved in this house I was thrilled. I finally had a beautiful place for sewing/crafts. It was going to turn into a business. Now I have no choice. I must downsize. I feel like I need to make a choice between a clean house or my hobbies. Guilt is awful.

    • @Aimee_Esther
      @Aimee_Esther  2 года назад +1

      I'd suggest still setting yourself a safe space for crafting supplies. You may not have a full room to dedicate now, but you could still dedicate a corner of a room, or a closet.
      For me, it's filming equipment (for my RUclips channel). I have a space that doesn't look necessarily "clean" or "tidy" in my closet. I don't usually have the energy to put it away nice and tidy after filming, so instead I let myself throw my equipment in there after use. Some may call it "organized chaos" lol. I like to use large bins to hide my mess. As long as I know where everything is, who cares what it looks like inside drawers or behind closet doors?
      I actually will be talking more about this in another video this summer, so hopefully it will make more sense when I show you the visual! :)

  • @jamiecollins5012
    @jamiecollins5012 7 месяцев назад

    I’m a new subscriber. I’m also newly diagnosed with fibromyalgia. Thank you very much for your video. I’m trying to learn as much as possible. ❤

  • @karenherrera287
    @karenherrera287 Год назад

    You make so much sense to me

  • @susanmargaretwills6432
    @susanmargaretwills6432 2 года назад +2

    Wait 4 It... Here Comes the Sponsored Robot🤣... does he too have a Chronic Illness?

  • @hbnpiano
    @hbnpiano 2 года назад

    Also, this was a very thought-provoking episode for me. Love it! I'm hoping to get extra cleaning done this summer, so it's perfect timing for me!

    • @Aimee_Esther
      @Aimee_Esther  2 года назад

      We will do this together this summer! Lots of cleaning tips and tricks coming soon!

    • @hbnpiano
      @hbnpiano 2 года назад

      @@Aimee_Esther LOVE IT!!! 😍

  • @sunflowerzelda45
    @sunflowerzelda45 Год назад

    NOT LEFT MY HOUSE FOR A MONTH. REALLY NEED TO GO TO THE STORE 40 MIN. DRIVE. UGH. MY BRAIN SAYS OH YOU CAN'T DO THAT. HA, MY PAIN IS ALL IN MY HEAD NO
    WAIT TILL YOU ARE 65 AND HAVE BEEN IN PAIN FOR 20 YEARS AND WE SHALL TALK. THO NO KIDS HERE BUT 2 DOGS AND 2 CANTS AND GETTING HARD TO EVEN DO THEM. SO GLAD NO KIDS. GOOD LUCK HOPE YOUR CHANNEL DOES WELL. And YES PICK UP AFTER YOURSELF THROUGHOUT THE DAY.
    Teach your kids to do the same. Husband teach him