Cassie how are you now? did you get better since January 2021?
@tuskaiae3 жыл бұрын
Hey Cassie, I’m currently in the first 7 months of TSW. Just wanted to see how you are going now, is your problem area improving?
@tuskaiae3 жыл бұрын
Hi Cassie, how are you going now?? I’m going through TSW, I’m at 7 months now and it’s a struggle. Have you tried low histamine diet. Or just carnivore diet???
@deborahsthisthat50343 жыл бұрын
Hi Cassie. I have my flare pretty much in the same place (the worst) as you. I clean houses for a living and started wearing cotton gloves fisrt, with vinyl big gloves over top. It sure helps!! I buy my cottin gloves at Walmart. Stopped grains again for now, as well as mustard, peppers, tomatoes, black pepper. I also noticed if i ate too much salt, by morning my hands are swollen with fluid and itch so bad, i scratch and rub, locking my fingers together, until the itch stops but then my skin oozes, so i cut WAY back on salt. It's helped. I follow Susan Valkai and Ullenka on KZbin. Wonderful ladies! Hugggggggggs to you! No dairy or gluten for me. Still doing the process of elimination. Also checking into amylase to help break down carbs...
@derekchan76463 жыл бұрын
Your intro video says you suffered the most on eye lids and cheek. But the color on your face looks great!
@telefonmamy56253 жыл бұрын
I know that you don't want to take any medications but you might consider phototeraphy UVB 311. I think it's something worth a try
@yourTSWgirl3 жыл бұрын
Hi Cassie, Thank you for so faithfully posting on your blog and KZbin. I’m on my 14th month of TSW right now and I feel like we have so much in common- especially as far as allergies go! It’s so restrictive and debilitating, and I’m reading hoping I’m not such an allergic mess and can eat normal food for maybe the first time in my life at the end of this! 3 encouraging ideas below: 1. You talk about reacting to everything. I totally sympathize! (The list of foods I CAN eat is so much shorter than what I can’t. 😢) Have you heard about histamine intolerance? I discovered I had it before TSW, and while there’s no way to fix the problem, knowing that you’re not *allergic* to any specific foods and that it’s a histamine build-up could give you a lot of peace and tools to manage it better. I found Yasmina at healinghistamine.com to be a really helpful resource. Pork, wine, and chocolate totally destroy me! Also: I’m a patient of Dr. Rapaport and he told me “everyone is better in 5 years,” so just set back your goal post one more painful, challenging year! You’re healing! Keep up the faith. You have so much going on right now and you’re doing so well navigating it and hanging in there. 3. As far as working out goes: I feel ya! I can’t sweat without horrible consequences, but I’ve REALLY been enjoying Qi Gong for Healing with Lee Holden (it’s a DVD). It’s really gentle movements you can do without stretching your skin too much, and really balances me. It’s a time commitment, but it could be a restful way to carve out some me-time in your day. 4. I’m praying for you as a sister in Christ and I’m sorry you have to go through this! “He disciplines who He loves.” ❤️
@amjadabdulrhman23223 жыл бұрын
Search about no moisturizer treatment
@biggriff643 жыл бұрын
Great to see you back Cassie.
@harjinderuppal39633 жыл бұрын
Hi feel your pain. I used a herbal cream in the uk called orange pe cream, was told it was all natural ingredients only to use the cream on my face for 3 years. I was always hungry put on weight allergies disappeared never thought the cream had steroids until I was unable to get the cream. I then started to get the rebound effect, face went bright red, insomnia, all tsw symptoms. I did some research and found the herbalist was raided by mhra a government regulator for medicine and they found high levels of colbesterol steroid super potent. I’ve lost 3 1/2 stone, my face would burn and sting every day and my hands. I take a Dead Sea salt bath every morning and apply aquaphour healing ointment on face and hands which helps.
@harjinderuppal39633 жыл бұрын
I’m sure my adrenal glands have been effected just waiting for tests. I think after long term steroid use your body struggles with inflammation either from food, environment or chemicals and your adrenal glands can take years to recover so maybe look at supporting your adrenal glands with supplements.
@dustinehenson27233 жыл бұрын
Sorry you are not doing too well. You have done great pushing through all this time. I’m 2y5m and probably going through the worst flare I’ve had which started 14 months ago. Just no let up so sitting here with bandages on the arms and really struggling with it all over my face. Also sensitive to just about every food I eat. I’m getting to the point where I’m thinking maybe immuno suppressors may help me, maybe I can’t keep going like this. I don’t know right now but continue to try heal
@stacyj73 жыл бұрын
I've been going through TSW for 3 1/2 years, it will be 4 years in April. My wrists are exactly like yours, the skin gets really thick and every day they flake. I use vaseline on my hands and wrists every night and it seems to help. M y lower legs have been the worst because that's where I used the steroid cream, for 3 years they were a mess, bright red, and oozing. During the past few months they've been showing a slow, gradual improvement and they are looking a lot better, they still ooze sometimes though. I too was hoping that I'd be completely cured by the 4 year mark but April is getting pretty close and I doubt if it will be completely healed by then. Sometimes it take s a little bit longer , the healing from this is a slow process. I listened to an interview from a surgeon who went through TSW herself, she must have done research on it because she said that if older people use steroid cream it can cause heart problems, strokes and cataracts. She said she told the Doctors at the hospital where she works "When you prescribe steroids you're killing your patients", so she's very against steroid cream now. I watched some videos from someone on youtube who went through it and she used collagen as a supplement, I'm considering trying that. Her channel is called "Fit and Nerdy", I'll put a link to it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYbbY4GMoquUnNU
@yourTSWgirl3 жыл бұрын
I would HIGHLY recommend adding a collagen supplement! It has done WONDERS for my skin elasticity and fixing my elephant skin!
@mckennalake69373 жыл бұрын
Most of us TSW people just use water on our face to clean it or nothing. I try to leave my face alone but if I have to clean it I'll just use distilled water on an organic dry cotton cloth wipe & pat it lightly. That's it. The less you put on it the better & it'll heal faster. I also have cut down on my bathing because I've found out the water dries out my skin more & makes it itchy. Less water on the skin is better & I never use soap. Since your skin is so dry to begin with it doesn't get dirty.
@lindabart4 жыл бұрын
Hi Cassie, I hope you are doing well, your skin looks great! Currently i’m in my eighth month of TSW, (I am in Moisturizer Withdrawal) and i’m getting a little desperate. So I’m going through hell, scratching all night or hurting all night depending If I scratched my wounds open or not. I’m beginning to fear that certain wounds, mostly on my chest en shoulders, will not heal anymore.... if only they would heal without that maddening itch. Up till now I’m able to stand the (almost unbearable) pain, that turns into an unbearable itch after three days, and I can’t get myself to go over that bump to let my wounds heal. Did you have the same experience? Will there be a break?
@parveenkhan89394 жыл бұрын
Hi glad ur doing so well wanted 2 knw I hav asthma and tk inhalers will this stop my tsw gting better as I need 2 to my inhalers xxx.
@somericesomechicken5 жыл бұрын
You look great well done 👍🏼
@Paul-qq7mh5 жыл бұрын
You look heaps better compared to your last video.
@BraveblueRaven5 жыл бұрын
Hi Cassie, so glad I found your videos. I am binge watching your journey and finding it both informative and comforting! I just started my withdrawal two weeks ago after stumbling across some information while looking into nickel allergy. It suddenly dawned on me that the steroid creams, lotions and Prednisone I have been using since the 1980's could very well be the cause of my continued - worsening - rash. 😒 I am a bit scared of what might happen the longer I go with the withdrawal, BUT I am terrified of what WILL happen if I keep using topical steroids!! Thanks again for sharing your journey! Healing hugs to you! Ginny xo 💜💚💛
@sagaciousliving68665 жыл бұрын
Wow! Ginny, thank you for your kind words and congratulations on taking the first step of getting yourself better by trusting in the withdrawal process. It won't be easy, but it'll be worth it. Eat super green and clean, keep a tidy allergen-free environment, take lots of epsom salt baths, apply ice packs every day and night, and take lots of high-premium supplements to keep your body nourished and replicating healthy cells. You've got this! Hugs & blessings, Cass :)
@reikowolf55915 жыл бұрын
You look great!! So glad you’re doing well. I just hit the 2 year mark at the end of May. Currently in a flare. Super dry and flakey. But overall, like you, I’m much healthier and my body is stronger. Both food and environment allergies are much better. I saw you in Brianna’s documentary, Preventable!! I’ve been using non latex gloves when I do wet chores. Just wondering if you tried wearing gloves?
@wearevirk1945 жыл бұрын
Pls rply??
@wearevirk1945 жыл бұрын
Hey dear.... How'z ur skin atrophy now?? Could u pls tell me ....is ur facial skin improved..I means thin skin over your face got better?
@sagaciousliving68665 жыл бұрын
My skin is definitely healthier, stronger, more radiant, and more resilient than it's ever been. It's not perfect yet, because I'm still getting through the last of it, but all the areas that have healed so far are perfect and I'm hopeful that last of it will heal all the same too. Just a matter of time.
@yeniferlopez35 жыл бұрын
Hi cassie, glad to see you're doing so well. Are you following a particular diet?
@sagaciousliving68665 жыл бұрын
Thanks Cortney! Here's my blog. Scroll down on my Current Needs page and I share all my food requirements. tswskinwar.wordpress.com/current-needs/
@mckennalake60325 жыл бұрын
I was wondering how you were doing
@sagaciousliving68665 жыл бұрын
McKenna, Thanks for keeping tabs of me! How are you? Cass :)
@admiralpure5 жыл бұрын
May ALLAH bless u & family....much love 🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾
@sagaciousliving68665 жыл бұрын
Thanks admiralpure, but I'll let God do the blessing! Much love back. :) :) :)
@stacyj75 жыл бұрын
I always wear rubber gloves when I wash the dishes, my skin wouldn't be able to handle doing it without them. Have you tried wearing gloves ?
@sagaciousliving68665 жыл бұрын
I wore nitrile and latex gloves for years and come to find out my skin was sensitive to both, so I don't wear any at all anymore. My hands do better without. TSW on the hands & wrists is hard to manage any wet chores because any friction with open wounds is still friction and irritation. I'm glad I found a dish cleanser I can touch without it bothering anymore than water, but winter months plus wet chores for anyone is hard-- for TSW warrior it's that much harder. Time will heal. Thanks for caring Stacy! ((hugs))
@aayushsharma4095 жыл бұрын
You are so strong👍👍It takes so much courage to tell ur story...i appreciate you for that.I too have eczema and i have been thru TSW and its worse then Hell but Trust me things dont remain the same...it gets better, just keep going.I would suggest u start drinking celery juice 16 oz on an empty stomach every single day.Wish u lots of healing and love.❤😊
@sagaciousliving68665 жыл бұрын
Thank Aayush, I'm doing much better since this video. I'm currently at 28-months TSW and doing really well! Thanks for the advice about celery juice. -Cass :)
@trafficjon4005 жыл бұрын
steroid phsychosis adreanal damage
@sagaciousliving68665 жыл бұрын
Thanks trafficjon400! I'm at 28-months TSW now and doing SO much better. Thanks for the diagnosis name. I'm going to look into that more. -Cass :)
@annabanana25295 жыл бұрын
So inspiring!! Thank you for your skin update. I’m a year and 4 months into it and damn, I developed red sleeves this year. I eat a whole food plant based diet and take care of myself not to use chemicals either! I just want this this to heal sometime soon!!!
@sagaciousliving68665 жыл бұрын
Anna, Thanks for reaching out! Sorry to hear your red sleeves came so late in your journey. If you aren't supplementing with vitamins alongside your healthy diet and lifestyle, I highly suggest taking a premium quality and highly-absorbable array of vitamins. I would start with multivitamin, omegas, vitamin C and vitamin E. If you want to try the kind I take, go here www.pws.shaklee.com/sagaciousliving
@annabanana25295 жыл бұрын
Sagacious Living thank you!! ✨🙏🏽✨
@danielapedersen42555 жыл бұрын
So nice to hear about you're great progress, congrats!! 😃 I'm one month behind you, and when I past the 2 year anniversary, I could see so much difference. Also, fighting the Malezias (or how it is spelled) fungus finally 😃
@sagaciousliving68665 жыл бұрын
Daniela, Glad to hear you're so far along! Keep up the good fight! It makes such a difference to be this far along. Hugs & blessings, Cass :)
@reikowolf55915 жыл бұрын
I noticed my immune system is much better also since I stopped using TS. Before TSW, I got sick often and at least one big infection like upper respiratory infection every winter. But in the last 20 months since starting of my TSW journey, I’ve only been sick with mild colds a few times. My seasonal allergies are much milder also!
@sagaciousliving68665 жыл бұрын
That's awesome Reiko! It's such a blessing to get your life back and not react to everything.
@sabhatyasir72635 жыл бұрын
Hi Cassie... I've always watched your updates .I am actually one month behind you...I will be 2 years in February....my skin has calmed down but because i have Asian skin.. I have dark patches....hopefully they will become same colour over time....but I react to clothes I haven't wore for a while....lumps start developing on my arms and chest like a bad reaction. I have been living on t-shirts and leggings....no fancy clothes. My neck is my worse part and the creases in my arms....but I am grateful to God that I have passed the worst of it. Good to hear u are getting better and u continue on ur journey to fully recovering.
@sagaciousliving68665 жыл бұрын
Sabhat I'm so glad we're in this together and you don't have to be alone. I'm praying for your skin to calm down. Hang in there and remember there is light at the end of the tunnel. Withdrawal is only temporary compared to other chronic health issues out there. Are you supporting your body well with an anti-inflammatory diet and good quality supplements?
@sagaciousliving68665 жыл бұрын
Sabhat, Good to hear from you. Thanks for watching my updates. I never would've discovered TSW had it not been for others documenting their own journey. I am forever grateful. Eat and live with green and clean choices to help reduce and avoid flares. Something to be aware of is that ointments, creams and chemical detergents don't wash 100% out of clothing, so you might want to invest in some new clothes and discard anything with steroids and chemicals from your past. Also, it's especially good to wear white (colorless) 100% cotton clothing while you're healing. Hope that helps! -Cass :)
@emillee8155 жыл бұрын
Do you still experience water sensitivity?
@sagaciousliving68665 жыл бұрын
Emil Lee, Sorry for such a late response. I don't react to water anymore! Praise God! Withdrawal changed everything.
@xxDoraemon5 жыл бұрын
Hi Cassie, sorry to hear about your flare-up - wishing you a speedy recovery! :) Are you still on LDN? How is that going for you?
@sagaciousliving68665 жыл бұрын
Thanks! I'm not terribly worried about it since that's how withdrawal goes. I'm no longer on LDN. I gave it up about 6-8 months ago. How about you?
@xxDoraemon5 жыл бұрын
Sagacious Living That’s good to hear! I’m 10 months in TSW and am considering LDN to help with symptoms although I’m not sure if my derma will prescribe it to me.
@sagaciousliving68665 жыл бұрын
@@xxDoraemon Bring in some research to your next appointment and hopefully you'll doctor will be nice about letting you try it. I didn't mind being on it and thought it helped quite a bit. Are you taking supplements too? Vitamins A, C and E are super helpful to reduce burning and itching.
@stacyj76 жыл бұрын
Hi Cassie, I'm starting my 18th month and I'm seeing some healing in my worst problem area, which is my lower legs. I used to have eczema on my ankles and then with TSW the problem area spread to my feet and up my lower legs. I think the area where we used the steroid cream is the worst area for tsw. You once mentioned that your ears would peel,...the same exact thing happened with my big toes on each side, they'd peel off and there would be new pink toes and then a few days later it would happen again. TSW is very strange. I'm glad you're feeling so much better.
@sagaciousliving68665 жыл бұрын
stacyj7, Sorry for my delayed response. How are you doing now?
@JohnnyAbstract6 жыл бұрын
Keep going strong :)
@dustinehenson27236 жыл бұрын
Thanks for posting your videos Cassie. I am only 12 days into TSW and struggling with it and worried on what more is to come. But I am determined to keep going and get through it. Watching your videos are really helping me to understand what is happening and cope.
@sagaciousliving68666 жыл бұрын
Glad to here from you Dustine! You've made the right choice. It might not always be EASY, but it will definitely be WORTH it! Keep in mind that for me, I felt better than I looked most of the time. Your skin will keep you busy, much like trying to tend to an infant the first several months, but it's all doable. I'll be praying for a smooth withdrawal for you!
@dustinehenson27236 жыл бұрын
Sagacious Living Thank you for replying. I hope I can deal with it as good as you are. I am hoping through good eating (no gluten,dairy,sugars and tonnes of fruit and veg and supplements) it will help me through it a little easier. I’m already getting red arms still red face and neck and can’t sleep at nights through constant burning and itching and working full time too for the family but antihistamines help. Did you take those. Long time? What would your typical breakfast/lunch/dinner be? I’ve been trying illumination and sticking to low histamine foods and some anti inflammatory foods but I’m finding I can’t eat your usual carbs I crave (potato’s,corn, pasta, wh rice bread)Eating most brown rice to sub that now but thinking of cutting that as a trial. Seem to be living on chicken,salmon and fruit and veg but have doubts about fish too so will have to trial and error with that too. What are your thoughts on these foods? How quickly did it spread around your body once you gave up steroid? Sorry about all the questions but appreciate your time. You have been brave and strong in your battle with tsw.
@sagaciousliving68666 жыл бұрын
Sorry it took me so long to reply, I didn't realize I missed any messages. If you want to see my play-by-play during withdrawal, then check out my blog at TSWskinwar.wordpress.com. It sounds like you're doing a LOT of things right! Keep choosing anti-inflammatory and low histamine foods. I would recommend Shaklee vitamins at sagaciousliving.myshaklee.com because they have a really good reputation for product purity and efficacy, so you'll get the biggest bang for your buck and will help repair your body from the inside out. What kind of work do you do? Are you on your feet a lot or at the computer more? If you can still fit in a epsom salt bath (2 cups salt per full bath), then that will help with the burning, itching and oozing. Other than that, make sure you have lots of ice packs on hand at all times and see if you can keep your inside temp down under 70 degrees if you can (even cooler in the very beginning, like 65 degrees). I also used vaseline during the first few months, but ditched that as soon as I could. Week 7 I was a rash from head to toe. And around the 11-12 week mark I was detoxing uncomfortably 24/7 for a few hard days. And then each month brought it's own highs and lows after that. Overall I was fine working from home at my computer the whole time. Sitting still and just typing and clicking around was the best kind of work during that time.
@lenacummings31316 жыл бұрын
You are beautiful. God bless you.
@sagaciousliving68665 жыл бұрын
Thank you Lena!
@yeniferlopez36 жыл бұрын
Hi Cassie! I was wondering if you skip a day of using lotion if you notices your face gets extra dry or develop peeling spots? Im still have a hard time finding a moisturizer that doesn't irritate my skin.
@sagaciousliving68666 жыл бұрын
I've never skipped a day since I've been using the YOUTH products. I don't wear any makeup yet because it seems to make my skin peely, but I will wear BB Cream from YOUTH. It took me a while to have my skin want the BB Cream though. I probably started wearing it around 17-18 months TSW. I didn't want/need to wear makeup before then.
@BrianaBanosPreventable6 жыл бұрын
Hey Cassie! Im so sorry to write again since i feel we spoke, so forgive me! I had wanted to use your 11 month video i beleive as background for part of my documentary and want to double check and make sure you'd be alright with that x and im super glad youre able to be out and do fun stuff outdoors!
@sagaciousliving68666 жыл бұрын
Sure thing Briana! Use whatever you want. The more awareness the better! I love what you're doing! Keep it up. - Cass :)
@BrianaBanosPreventable6 жыл бұрын
Thank you dear!
@sagaciousliving68665 жыл бұрын
Thanks for your beautiful documentary Briana! You're incredibly gifted to pull it all together like you did. Your fan, Cass :)
@EmisChannel6 жыл бұрын
Hi Cassie! It's great to hear you're doing so well :) I can't believe you're already 18 months! I remember watching and rewatching your first few videos and now you're here and I'm 11 months in! Also it's much colder here in Melbourne haha
@sagaciousliving68666 жыл бұрын
Emi! I'm SO glad to hear you're already at 11 months! You'll have to reply and tell me how you're coming along. I'm glad you reached out. Keep in touch!
@BrianaBanosPreventable6 жыл бұрын
Hi Love!! I would love to know if I could use this youtube as part of my documentary? There would be no sound, just the silent video playing to represent how there are many of us on youtube making videos about TSW xx you can email me at [email protected] =)
@sagaciousliving68665 жыл бұрын
I just now got this message! So sorry. It ended up in my spam folder. Glad you got what you needed for your documentary. Love you! :)
@stacyj76 жыл бұрын
Hi Cassie ! A couple of months ago I was at our pediatrician''s office with my daughter and my hands looked terrible that day, they were red and dry. The doctor noticed and asked about them, I didn't want to go into the whole TSW story because I thought she probably wouldn't have heard of it, so I just told her it was eczema. She left the office and came back with some sample size bottles of "Aveeno Baby Daily Lotion". I tried it and it's a great moisturizer. I bought the regular size of it and used it and it works really well. I also use Vaseline sometimes and Neutrogena Hand Cream but I think the Aveeno works even better than they do and it's only about $6.00. I bought a new one when I was out today and I put some on a few minutes ago, As soon as I put it on my hands felt sooo good and I thought of you. You might want to try it, it's very gentle for babies and I don't think it has any harmful ingredients. I just wanted to tell you about it.
@sagaciousliving68666 жыл бұрын
Thanks for following up with me Stacy! I'm glad you found something that works for you. Unfortunately those products you named, I've already tried and they don't agree with my skin. Everybody is different. I found something that works the best for me and I'm so happy to finally find something that's helpful. ((Hugs!))
@rachelgillott88886 жыл бұрын
I am just seven days into my journey - how utterly miserable! Thanks for posting these videos to show that there is hope and it does get better.
@sagaciousliving68666 жыл бұрын
Congratulations on starting your TSW journey! It's the scariest leap of faith, but one worth taking. You'll find that your body will heal from the inside out and you will feel SO much better before long. Make sure you take some high-quality supplements while you're healing, so you're body is that much easier to repair and heal. A comprehensive vitamin strip is the best, but if you need to start small right away go for a multi and extra vitamins A,C, E, Zinc, Omegas, and probiotics. I prefer the Shaklee brand because it's highly absorbable and zero tolerance policy for contaminants, which is really awesome for us being canaries in the coal mine. You can get yours here at sagaciousliving.myshaklee.com. Hugs! --Cass :)
@reikowolf55916 жыл бұрын
I just finished my 10th month of TSW. I’m pretty active person and prior to TSW, I regularly run. I was too weak and miserable to do any kind of physical exercise probably the first 4 months and didn’t do anything at all. Besides I lost 10 pounds in the first 2 months so rigorous exercise like running probably wasn’t the best anyway. Since around month 5, I went back at running and I’m doing my 3rd half marathon next month. My skin was doing okay for a while but since beginning of March, it’s flaring up again. Not as bad as before, but still frustrating since I thought I made some progress. What kind of diet are you on? I look forward to your update every month. Good to know there are people out there going through the same thing.
@sagaciousliving68666 жыл бұрын
Hi Reiko! Thanks for commenting. Congrats on 10 months! I've been feeling really good the whole time for I've been going through TSW, but definitely more cautious about activity level throughout the whole withdrawal process. I avoided the winter weather as much as possible so I wouldn't dry my skin out anymore than it was just being indoors with dry heat. I've been doing really well working out so far since making the video. I've been at it 2 weeks already and doing fine. You asked about my diet. I eat as natural, raw, organic and green as much as possible. Mainly water only with an occasional kombucha. I'm also gluten-free, and dairy/sugar/red-meat reduced. I have a SUPER long list of food allergies, so I make all my food from scratch with the highest quality ingredients I can find. What kind of diet are you on and how is your skin doing over all? Where are your tough spots where you flare the most?
@stacyj76 жыл бұрын
I'm glad you're doing so well ! I'm starting my 12th month and my skin is getting a lot better but it's a slow process. Right now my hands and wrists look a lot like yours. I always look forward to your updates every month.
@sagaciousliving68666 жыл бұрын
Thanks for reaching out Stacy! Congratulations on making it a whole year! We're always one day closer to better! Cass :)
@stacyj76 жыл бұрын
Those bleach baths probably wouldn't do anything to speed up healing. I don't think anything done externally to the skin would have an effect, the healing takes place in your organs and blood vessels, they have to readjust to functioning without steroids....at least that's what it sounds like from what I've read. Any oozing you might have is just a normal part of TSW, it's NOT an infection. I've had oozing around my ankles (which is the place I was using steroid cream for exzema) , it's not an infection and it's still oozing every other day after 9 months. There's a naturopathic doctor on youtube who says the oozing is metabolic waste that's coming out, that's what he thinks anyway.
@yeniferlopez36 жыл бұрын
Hi Cassie! I'm also at a year and have been following along with you every step of the way! Our progress has been very similar. I'm wondering if you already have done moisturizer withdrawal or if you would consider it? I'm on week 8 of MW and my skin has recovered so quickly and I almost look normal!! It was a rough few weeks of shedding and a tiny but of oozing but it was so worth it! Anyway, just wanted to share! You're in my prayers, fight on!
@sagaciousliving68666 жыл бұрын
I found a moisturizer that I can use that helps and heals my skin to looking and feeling pretty normal. In fact, each time I run out my skin gets really bad, really fast and takes me that much longer to recover (such as my report in this video). I'm glad you found something that works for you. I prefer my Shaklee Youth brand PM Rich Moisturizer with Shea Butter. It's a miracle worker in my life! I learned the hard way of running out and not being able to live without it, so I now make sure to order several containers each month to last me all month long. Happy healing and hugs to you Cortney! :)