Why it's Hard to Live with Chronic Illness
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- I’m feeling much better now, still dealing with other infections and figuring out a consistency health wise. I started journaling and meditation in the mornings. I wasn’t sure about posting this but thought it was important to also show the frustrating not as pretty side of things. Anyways love you guys if you’d like to go beyond and support the channel by buying me a boba, or follow me on IG here is my patreon and Instagram!
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Your attitude to life is amazing!!! You should be very proud of yourself. I had an incurable disease of my nervous system, fibromyalgia. I had it for 6 years and I walked with a cane for 3 years. I was passing out from the pain. I was on shots containing morphine. When you have constant pain 24/7, and other symptoms, it wears you out. I was so depressed, that I was ready to finish my life, as I did not know if I could take my pain any longer. I did extensive research of the power of our mind and I healed myself 100%. My doctor was shocked by what I have accomplished, and he wrote in my medical records that I healed myself with the power of my mind. It has been 16 years I am perfectly healthy!!! I am full of energy and feel fantastic every day. I feel so grateful!!! Our mind is so powerful!!! Sending you lots of love 💝💝💝
Thank you so much and wow you have such an amazing story- Its so inspiring to me too, thank you for sharing it!
@@GarrettTaira Thank you Garrett!!! I am honored by your comment 💝💝💝 Have an Absolutely Magical Day!!! 💝💝💝
I am a physician my self and in my 3rd year of medical school I fell sick, chronically sick. Before I graduated I was told by my PCP that I am medically unfit to practice medicine. I live alone by myself since a decade in a developing country where resources are limited, I have good days bad days and very bad days. I feel you! I have no family support but at least you have a good family that support you whatever happens. I need to work a full time job to support myself. This was the only RUclips video close to my heart. #Autoimmune-survivor.
Wow you’ve been through a lot. I’m so glad you decided to share this, that really means a lot to me, thank you. It really helps me see from others perspectives as well.
That anger is what I feel all the time right now. I want to do more than just live. I want to THRIVE.
And it's just so unfair that it's constant. Right there with you friend (also, it's Ex).
Yeah. I've been cutting friends too overall. I don't need any more stressors, I need people who will take that from me.
Yep. I spend more energy taking care of myself than anything else. Its why I'm on disability.
I appreciate you sharing this. It makes me feel less alone in all this. More seen. Y'know?
Honestly, yeah, managing mine has become terribly difficult at times. I can handle the extreme moments, but the day to day is really hard. It's that thriving bit. I can make sure I'm alive, but at the end of the day I barely have energy for the things I love.
It’s insanely hard to live with it I know because I have I commented on one of shorts a few months ago but yeah that’s me I have CIPO I’m in the hospital again with tpn issues so this why CIPO is so hard to live with I can never do anything going to McDonald’s is like a reward just going in the car that’s a sign that I’m alright not amazing I never feel good not gonna lie I hate my life I have no social interaction I get lucky when I’m able to FaceTime people because I never feel up to talking sorry for sharing so much info.
I remember! And yes i totally understand. I also have self esteem hang ups I’m working on. Cipo is not easy at all. Especially with it being so rare and not as researched, a lot of it was guessing.. at least when u was growing up but its a lot better now and ou’re 100% right it’s no walk in the park. And there are moments i feel really frustrated life my life is horrible etc -It’s something I’m constantly working on. Like i mentioned in the video. Thank you for sharing- i really appreciate it.
I’m still young I’m only ten
And yes it’s horrible im still in the hospital