Hope & Healing on the Carnivore Diet | Multiple Sclerosis

[@landiodo]

I got out of an abusive marriage and was diagnosed with MS all at the same time. It took a couple of years before people stopped trying to take advantage of me. I don't know if it was because of the brain fog or the gaslighting from my marriage. It was as if I had a neon sign above my head that said, "Take advantage of me." It wasn't just boyfriends. It was friends, work colleagues, and even neighbors. All this to say, it does get better. Make decisions with your best interests in mind. Take care of yourself.

[@tootstoyou1]

Your comment is really worth thinking about. When you are at your lowest, do you give off pheromones that bullies or narcissists tube into? It’s a dark thought, but has validity. I’m genuinely pleased that both you and Rebecca are working your way through it all!! 🤗💪🤗

[@stevenfrischling6459]

Hi Rebecca, I've watched several of your videos. I'm a 71 year old guy, living in a beautiful part of Australia. I'm originally from New York. I have 4 beautiful adult children and 2 insanely cute grandchildren. I'm divorced. And I have a rare, genetic, late onset, degenerative neurological syndrome called CANVAS. I have been on a loose version of the carnivore diet for about 9 months and have gotten much stricter over the last month. No one seems to get better from this beast, but I've tried almost everything for the past 15 years and now I'm giving carnivore a robust shot. I must say that 90% of the time I'm in wellbeing and rather grateful and maybe 10% of the time angry and scared. I suppose I'm writing to tell you that I'm a fan of yours and hope you continue on your journey towards healing and happiness. XX

[@rawmilkmike]

Looked up CANVAS. When you hear syndrome or genes you've found a snake-oil salesman in denial. This electrician thinks it's totally curable. Get your animal fat and protein and stay clear of grains and seed oils.

[@cabanachronicles]

Thank you for writing! ❤️ I really hope you see sustained improvement with the stricter version of the diet. Give those insanely cute grandkids a hug for me!! ☺️

[@stevenfrischling6459]

@@cabanachronicles❤

[@ph69jbl]

You are a beautiful human who overcame a lot of struggles. The most important element (diet) is done! The rest will follow.

[@cabanachronicles]

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[@adgermatthews8313]

I have been watching you for over a year now and what you have accomplished is nothing but miraculous. Carnivore is key. In essence, good health empowers you to take control of your life, both physically and mentally. It provides the foundation for independence, allowing you to make choices, pursue opportunities, and face challenges with confidence. I know what it is like to come back from abandonment and loneliness. Yes, we make mistakes along the way but we get to where we belong. Remember, even in the darkest of times, there is always hope. It may be hard to see right now, but with time and support, you can find your way back to a place of peace and healing. It's important to remember that you're not alone. Even when it feels like your world is ending, there are people who care and want to help. I am moving my sick relative toward a carnivore diet and his journey is so much improved.

[@cabanachronicles]

Thank you so much Adger. Your support since Day 1 is just amazing. You are right that good health is everything, and there is always hope somewhere. I don't like to think of things as mistakes, since there is always some good that can come from life's challenges. People are responsible for their own behaviour at the end of the day. Very best wishes to you and your sick relative, I'm really pleased to hear carnivore is improving the situation. 🙏👊❤

[@robinbeers6689]

When you are feeling fragile physically it is all too easy to grab ahold of whoever wanders by as a source of external strength. This can lead to some poor choices in friends and lovers. Been there and done that, unfortunately. Forgiving yourself for those mistakes is the first step back to relying on your inner strength instead of grasping for external sources. You do have inner strength. I saw it shine through when you were sitting there talking with your Dad. Such a good man who raised you to believe in yourself through all of life's ups and downs. He instilled that strength in you when you were a child and it will be there for you for the rest of your life. The love between you two was palpable even in a YT video. When you are feeling unsure of yourself, give Dad a call. He loves you unconditionally and never has anything but your best interests at heart. You can trust his advice and council. My Dad is unfortunately no longer living but the strength he gave me lives on in me and has helped greatly in battling my various health concerns. Your bond with your Dad reminded me of my own.

[@cabanachronicles]

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[@Pledgerful]

Hi Rebecca, I just want you to know that you have been a huge inspiration and symbol of hope for me and my life and it’s an absolute joy to see your uploads. I had a life changing bout of symptoms in January of this year that after months of hospital visits was finally diagnosed with MS. Finding your channel has been an absolute blessing, I’m doing the carnivore diet and I have a very positive outlook on halting my disease thanks to you and your story. I’m sorry to hear about your past relationship, I’ve been there before and it sucks when someone can’t offer you back what you give them. Try to stay positive and trust in God to put the right person in your life. Thankyou again for everything you do and I pray for your healing journey to continue.

[@cabanachronicles]

Thank you so much ❤️ I really hope carnivore helps you, so pleased you found it early on. It’s great that you have a positive outlook, and I’m so happy you take inspiration from my case ☺️ big hugs!!!

[@Audifan8595]

Good lord, I want to give you such a big, big hug. Getting your health back being the beginning of the healing journey is such a profound and difficult topic to grapple with. It goes so much deeper than it's possible to know, even as you're wading through it. I have found that sorting through all the trauma and grief surrounding all those things -- social life, community, family, loss of time and experiences, etc -- in light of finally being healthy has been much more difficult than getting healthy was. And there is anger too, and despair, inherent to the knowledge that I could have avoided all of it if I'd known about the carnivore diet sooner. Like there's such an anger at everything. Dealing with that anger and grief has been like trying to ride a roller coaster without a harness...just clinging for dear life to optimism and determination to be at peace. Much love to you, dear Rebecca. You are working so hard to turn your life into what you want it to be. I think it's okay to be in pain, because it tells you what you need to do. You are walking the path. One lyric I dearly love from Florence + The Machine is: "too fast for freedom / sometimes it all falls down / these chains never leave me / I keep dragging them around." You simply can't rush your healing. If you try to go too fast, you'll just keep dragging around all your pain, like running on an injured leg. Take your time, trust the process. I'm the same, too. Let's try to change together ❤

[@cabanachronicles]

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[@Audifan8595]

@@cabanachronicles not to question the way you live your life but...what the HECK are you doing awake at this hour 😳

[@cabanachronicles]

@@Audifan8595hahaha I’m having a sleepless night! Heavy rainfall on caravan roof 😂

[@Audifan8595]

@@cabanachronicles ahhh no! hopefully you drift off soon 😴💤

[@afrothiti234]

I really feel for you. I hope from now on you have only decent, honest, genuine people in your life. Your video was very interesting. You have a lot to offer so I hope your current project flourishes.

[@brittney3156]

I'm so sorry! I've dealt with health issues and relationship issues at the same time. It can be a lot to deal with.

[@Carnivoreclaire]

I could relate to so many aspects of your talk. Being so unwell you couldn’t function and turning to carnivore out of desperation. I too have seen improvement on carnivore and while I’m thankful for the improvements I’ve made it hasn’t fixed my condition (mecfs) and in particular the PEM is still a nightmare. I have lost 90lbs though. I love watching your updates Rebecca because you give me hope; you have come so far. I never miss an episode. Wishing you continued health ❤️

[@cabanachronicles]

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[@diananeri4476]

Been there. over and over. Co-dependents anonymous is very helpful to me after all the narcissism. Also Crappy childhood fairy and dr Ramani, both on youtube. It can be an awful process I know, I thought I was breaking but it was necessary to find deeper healing. Well done for your courage in moving towards healing and in sharing it. God bless you! I'm also chronically ill, and a fresh new carnivore of 1 month; lots of little but important milestones in my recovery, and hopeful of more!

[@LeslieandtheWord]

Crappy childhood fairy!!!

[@cabanachronicles]

Happy one month carnivore! Yes crappy childhood fairy and dr ramani are great. Hope your health continues to improve! ❤️

[@tootstoyou1]

Fix your physical/nutritional health first (which you have pretty much done). Emotional health is trickier. It takes longer for those wounds to heal. Thank you for sharing your vulnerability -poco a poco. Honestly, it makes me feel less alone in the world. You’re lovely.

[@cabanachronicles]

Thank you! 🙏 🤗❤️

[@marymayer4875]

I totally understand your need for validation. I did too after I left. That kind of relationship makes you feel crazy.

[@cabanachronicles]

Thank you ❤️

[@ianbown3543]

This was a very sad but worth while part of your story to tell, its heart breaking that people can treat others like you have been treated but you show great courage by talking about it & I'm sure it will help you heal in the long term... Like you say healing takes a long time and can be hard to notice any improvements that are so tiny but you will get there I'm sure. Now with mushroom manor you are rebuilding yourself one step at a time & I wish you all the luck in the world.

[@cabanachronicles]

Thank you 🙏❤️

[@raymondc5473]

Rebecca, thanks for sharing your experience, strength, and hope. You really have a strong message to pass on dealing with life's difficulties and all while recovering from the symptoms you previously had. I fell off my carnivore wagon today but will be back on it tomorrow because my issues improve while eating this way. Stay strong, and hopefully, you will be able to close the door on that part of your past and continue to grow, emotionally, physically, and mentally. I hope I have put this the way I mean it, as I'm useless with wording stuff. Raymond from another spanish mountain village.

[@tootstoyou1]

I think you worded beautifully 🙌

[@leilavandiggele9011]

I love your videos. Thank you for sharing your story. I definitely think we need hope. I think it's faith, hope and love isn't it, with the greatest being love. And through loving yourself , you moved to Spain and gave yourself hope that you could heal your ms and with faith you believed that you would heal and so you did. Sending you lots of loving hugs. You are a fountain of hope, faith and love.

[@cabanachronicles]

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[@rogerjohnson9946]

I learn so much watching your videos. What I know is strength plus hope = resilience, which you have in spades. Keep going!

[@Baabaabelle]

It is Your personal story that keeps me watching your channel, it is so powerful to learn from your experiences. I've never been though any that you have but I really appreciate learning so much from you so if I'm ever so challenged I can draw on this education. Thank you for your channel and sharing as you do. You are a beautiful soul and I hope the right person comes in to your life to complete you as nothing is better than the right soul mate. I have mine and he has my back and I his.

[@cabanachronicles]

Thank you 🙏❤️

[@EmilyBacktoBasics]

Hi Rebecca, I've been meaning to reach out for quite a while and I plan to send an email soon. You are so brave and inspiring sharing all that you do about your journey. I have MS as well and I will email you to connect but I wanted to comment on this video specifically around the discussion of healing. My experience of healing over the last 14 years has been about my relationship with myself including understanding my past and traumas, my values, being able to live in the present, confidence and boundaries. Whilst there has inevitably been huge losses as there will always be in life and these are really tough with MS as it starts at a young age (I was 27) whilst grieving these losses I have found that personal growth and understanding myself is at the heart of healing and I feel a huge sense of hope from that process, although very tough at times. Sending ❤ xx

[@cabanachronicles]

Thanks for your kind words and for sharing your wisdom ❤️ look forward to your email 😀

[@stevelanghorn1407]

Many have experienced similar, gut-wrenching, lonely traumas. It’s so easy to become helpless and hopeless. But clearly you’re not! And “hopefully”..the future will bring more happiness and stability…especially given what Mushroom Manor could become!

[@AnneMB955]

I’m thinking of you Rebecca and so pleased you are slowly feeling better after all you’ve been through. I’m amazed after 14 months Carnivore, at 68, finally truly understanding how wondrous our bodies are. How environment and the food we eat have so many effects on our health and well being. Thank you for sharing. Giving you a big virtual hug from way over the other side of the world. 🤗 🇦🇺

[@cabanachronicles]

Thank you 🙏🤗

[@charlesponzi9608]

Taking responsibility for our own health empowers us as co-creators in this scripted reality. Personally, I feel it is important to be able to let go of past traumas and not let them define who I am as an eternal spirit temporarily having a human experience in this current avatar. When we find ourselves caught in a riptide, it is best to let go and not exhaust our limited energy trying to fight the currents taking us out to sea. Fear can overwhelm us and it will lead to our downfall if we allow it to consume us. The mind consumed with fear can't function properly and it causes us to make fatal mistakes. Below is a poem I wrote during the madness of COVID-19 when vaccines were being pushed and nobody knew how long the restrictions would last. Isolated and cut off both physically and mentally from family members who did not share my fears for the vaccine, I felt for the first time in my life completely and utterly alone. Finding Joy in the Flow by Frans Kuiper Battling waves deep at sea, Strong currents carry me, Further out and alone, Hope sinking like a stone. Watery grave beckons, Countdown final seconds, Higher voice from heart rings, Telling me to cut strings. Caught in current riptide, Floating on my backside, Stars above as a guide, No longer fighting ride. Trust in a greater plan, Keep doing what you can, Listen to your own heart, Each day is a fresh start. Our mission is to thrive, Not merely to survive, We always have a choice, Let's sing with one voice. Learn how to let things go, Float safely in the flow, Keep positive in thought, Fear and anger bring naught.

[@cabanachronicles]

Wow thanks for sharing! ❤️ great poem

[@angelacross2216]

I always prefer decision over hoping. It sounds harsh but I used to tell my children that hoping is often just disappoint deferred. Decision is taking responsibility, and is the first step in making things go in the direction we choose. Hoping is just passiveness and wishful thinking. On the other hand to have Hope is to be optimistic, and that is the foundation upon which we can make decisions and move forward.

[@JB-pd4ni]

IMHO opinion a "father" who moves to a different country than his child (just to hang out and work part time).... tells you ALL you need to know about what sort of person he is. I hope he taught you that, and in the future you will never do that to your self again. Now that you're physically stronger you can hold stronger boundaries too. You're wise to find a project/place to sink your roots into, especially one with sunshine and clean air. Happy for you!

[@cabanachronicles]

Thank you. I didn’t feel I could heart the comment as it would be a low blow from me to my ex if he’s reading … but I appreciate your words and agree that being physically stronger means stronger boundaries!

[@williamrussell7635]

Thank you for the video. I have enjoyed your sincerness and sharing alot. I am encouraged alot by you!

[@franklinandlinda]

Thank you for being vulnerable and sharing the emotional pain that you have endured. When someone is stealing from you and lying to you and others, that is the worst. I pray for your healing to continue in the name of my Savior Jesus Christ. Healing is definitely a painful process and especially the process of forgiveness toward those who do not deserve forgiveness. Yet forgiving others for the wrongs that they have done toward us frees our heart and gives us the space to love again. I'm 75 years old and married 44 years with 4 children and 16 grandchildren. I say that to say that relationships are messy and forgiveness is my hard to go to solution to keeping those relationships and asking for them to forgive me many times too. Wishing you a wonderful day and God's Best to you today.

[@cabanachronicles]

Forgiving is so powerful… I’m working towards it 🙏❤️

[@leeboss373]

Remember for the future, trust is earned!

[@rmuzz76]

Hi Rebecca, I found your video/blog about hope being dangerous very interesting. I have to admit, I have been reluctant or afraid to even to hope after my medical treatments and experiences with neurologists who have spent their lives in the relative security blanket of the world of academia where they are like gods. However, after reading about the many experiences of people like Michaela Peterson I definitely began to be very curious. I never thought that this could relate to people with a so called 'incurable condition' like MS but after reading your blog I went down the rabbit hole of reading many similar stories, like the following interview: 🔴From Wheelchair to Walking: How Dr. Sarah Conquered Multiple Sclerosis , as well as the seemingly hundreds of interviews that Dave Mac has done with people who have a variety of different pathologies. And I also realised when I found your interview with him that I was accidentally teaching you how to suck eggs in my last comment :-) Although my situation is slightly different to yours, I definitely relate to feeling slightly used by so-called friends. Mainly people who act as they are somehow being magnanimous while at the same time fully taking advantage of your tired and weakened mental state and basically lying about you or publicly gas-lighting you. Even people who I have offered a hand to have taken an arm as well, although I am aware now that this is my own fault at least partly for always trying to be agreeable which is a much deeper psychological bad habit. I did eventually notice your reply to my last message but I do not look at my Gmail account very often as I use Hotmail for my daily emails, but do not worry about replying if you're busy as it's clear from your video's that you have a lot going on. I watched your last video with great interest as well about your work away friend. I hope that while he is living with you he decides to go fully carnivore, as there doesn't seem to be much to lose and that would be very interesting for many people I imagine. Anyway, I just wanted to say thank you for your videos and keep going! Take care, Ryan PS. Here's a link to 1 of Alan Watts lectures about learning to be happy alone, which sounds depressing but it's useful in preventing you from looking for friendship in the wrong places: |POWERFUL SPEECH| "LEARN TO BE HAPPY ALONE" |ALAN WATTS MOTIVATION

[@cabanachronicles]

Thanks for writing! And for empathising. It was a risk doing this video so I’m really glad you (and others) can relate. I’ll check out the Alan watts lecture 🙏🤗

[@Cardinalis2000]

Hugs to you ❤ You are absolutely lovely and genuine and wonderfully STRONG 💪 I've been hurt by friends and loved ones too. If we were on the same continent, I'd feel lucky to have you as a friend. Thank you for being so honest.

[@cabanachronicles]

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[@noname-ea]

Dear Rebecca, I am writing you from a parking lot... I had to pull in and sit and listen intently to your words. I've followed you since you started sharing and I just feel so connected to your story as we have extremely many things in common. I have never ever felt this way about anyone I've followed on KZbin and it is taking me by surprise. I felt every single word of this video and I feel your pain as I know it in my own heart. I wish deeply for you that you will feel and experience the fullness of life and love and that your soul will find a place of peace in this world. Our bodies do not get into a state of imbalance named MS by doctors if we didn't already feel traumatized and fearful. At least this is what I have realized on my own journey. I feel it is a testimony to the efficacy of the carnivore diet that you were able to stay physically healed through the very stressful and traumatizing time with your ex partner. This also gives me more hope. I am on this journey with you. I wish I could meet you for real some day, share a coffee and chat about life... I would love that. I really mean that. ❤ Many warm hugs from Emmeline

[@cabanachronicles]

Hi Emmeline ❤️ lovely to hear from you! Thank you for writing. I am very touched by your comment, your empathy and good wishes. I agree that the state of imbalance of chronic illness is brought about by previous trauma and pain. I also agree about the amazing efficacy of carnivore in the face of new trauma. I’m sorry you also know this type of pain. Thank you so much for saying you would like to meet in person for coffee and chat, I would love that too! ❤️ thanks again for writing, stay in touch!!!

[@noname-ea]

@cabanachronicles 🙏❤️

[@nikkiwatkins4143]

Rebecca, you really are strong and also a wonderful source of hope for all of us who are still on our healing journeys. I agree with you regarding your point of view about professional help. Personally, I have found so much benefit from EFT Tapping. If you're not familiar with it, there are many channels on KZbin that can help. In particular, I would recommend a guy called Brad Yates. Much love to you 🌼

[@richarddaken6770]

I hope you find someone with the aspirations that compliments your own ❤️... I am in my 40's as well and kind wish I could have children.... But my wife has a disability that would make it dangerous.... Because of this we don't have an intimate relationship...... But she's an amazing companion...... Good luck and God speed ✌️😎👍... love your videos

[@karennogare2549]

Greetings from Australia 🇦🇺 Rebecca, you shine, the stars above shine on you ✨️ your light is for the blind to now see. Keep shining ✨️. I got MS I inspired by your success, I am 56 diagnosed 12 months ago. This horrific disease has turned me inside out the wrong way and back to front, I knitting myself back to health, MS I not let it be me

[@cabanachronicles]

So sorry to hear how rough it’s been. I really hope you see some improvements soon ❤️❤️❤️

[@karennogare2549]

@cabanachronicles been on lion diet 6 weeks just meat, salt, water and on weaning in lion diet last 4 weeks. I've added in apples, lettuce, cucumber and chicken and olive oil with apple cider vinegar as allowed on weaning protocol. I've got worse. I going to do carnivore bacon , mince beef, fetta cheese, mature cheddar (just as a snack) implement diet basic as you have, I relate to your emotions of PTSD etc. I pray 🙏 carnivore does for me as you, I will let you know, starting Monday 14 October my emotional crying spells/distraught feelings are like superman 🦸‍♀️ being exposed to kryptonite crippling me. I trying to learn to separate my emotions to not physically affect me. LOVE YOUR VIDEOS YOU SO INSPIRING

[@DCLearningtoLive]

emotional healing can often take longer to heal than physical trauma. I am still trying to find my place in the world too. I recently heard of a tribe in Africa, when one of them loses their partner, they cut off one of their own fingers. I think this is because physical pain, can be easier to deal with than emotional sometimes.

[@tootstoyou1]

No gracias to being part of that tribe. 🥲 It’s akin to self harming.

[@cabanachronicles]

Woah that tribe sounds wild 😮 I do think true though, emotional pain is often harder to deal with than physical. Great to hear from you DC!🙏🤗

[@VSS1]

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[@Carnivoreclaire]

I have also just come out of an abusive relationship so I also relate to that and the isolation which I’m still feeling now.

[@cabanachronicles]

So sorry to hear that. Glad you’re free of it. Hope the isolation doesn’t last and the healing can begin ❤️

[@Carnivoreclaire]

@@cabanachronicles thank you and you x

[@ninawildr4207]

Oh my alnost in tears here ...❤❤❤

[@Nik513m]

Sounds like a classic covert narcissist. I'm so sorry you went through that. I can see how the desperate-ness of your situation would cause you to unknowingly allow an abusive person into your life. This too is part of your healing. Our desires can lead us astray. This is why I depend & trust in the Lord to guide me, because my own heart & desires have gotten me into desperate, unhealthy situations. You are loved, Rebecca ❤

[@AnayaSimea]

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[@leeboss373]

Did you get your results back?

[@cabanachronicles]

When I have any results I’ll do a video!

[@redmoon8217]

I don't know what happened. I am confused. Hope you are ok.

[@leeboss373]

I hope to move to Spain or Portugal and buy a ruin with lots of land if and when I get well enough. I’ve been living on hopium for ten years😅 Thinking of maybe buying a cheep caravan and heading to the Algarve for the winter, I’ll pop over on my way if I do lol I’m a builder but had to give up my business, my relationships, a family, a life😢 I’ve got two choices, get better or end it. Think carnivore is my last hope🤞🏻 not going well as yet to be honest.

[@cabanachronicles]

Hope you see some improvements in your health soon.

[@leeboss373]

@@cabanachronicles Thanks, I’ll keep trying. Just on lamb only now, which does seem to be showing signs of improvement but Unfortunately, I keep poisoning myself. Twice with a dewormer, just recently had a bad batch of beef kidney capsules for my histamine intolerance and a few times trying to reintroduce eggs or pork. Then kicking myself when it makes me ill. Why do I do it? I don’t know, seemed like a good idea at the time🤷🏻‍♂️. I’ve still got pork left in my freezer😅 I think I’ve learnt my lesson with eating that now. I keep palming a bit at a time off on my dad.

[@annettebode9318]

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[@rawmilkmike]

There's nothing like a narcissist. Hope you're able to stay clear. And flying monkeys, oh my. It's no different than a death in the family. The flashbacks are the same. Be healthy at least a year before conception. Anyone can be difficult to live with. Most men are not narcissists. But you are at risk of finding another one. I'm working on that one myself.

[@cabanachronicles]

The flying monkeys were the worst bit!! I’m massively on guard now. Thanks for your understanding ❤️

[@HerimusDarimedi]

Да, все мы хотели бы жениться один раз, прожить всю жизнь вместе и умереть в окружении детей, внуков и правнуков.

[@randy1203]

I don't understand how your personal problems relate to your carnivor healing MS which I have and am trying to heal myself!!!!

[@franklinandlinda]

I believe that they relate because we are all emotional beings and if hopelessness persists no diet will be able to produce the full effects that are needed. Just my thoughts.

[@claremaidofthewave251]

@@franklinandlindaagreed, as someone with MS 👍🏻

[@cabanachronicles]

My channel is about all aspects of my healing journey, and my attempts to rebuild a life. I explained in the video how I made bad relationship choices out of extreme vulnerability/desperation caused by years of illness and isolation.

[@jodyjackson5475]

Maybe pay attention 🤷🏻‍♀️… try again, put your thinking cap on, she explains it very well

[@PhDPredator]

I just focus on the moment i'm currently in and leave things of the past where they belong. In the past.

[@forestcottage7321]

Somethings from the past inhibit the forward motion we crave and deserve, yet often the past requires attention, so it is done with once and for all.

[@cabanachronicles]

I’m glad you find that easy to do!

[@truestory923]

When you one day hopefully learn that your "MS" was simply that you weren't getting enough sun, Matt you'll stop with the labels. Maybe... But then again, maybe just maybe, it feels to me, that you must be getting a lot of sympathy (& perhaps support too) by using this word, that really just means you live in a high latitude where there's hardly any stable light for most of the year... It's really simple TCA cycle optimization. That's all. But you are making it out like it was a crippling "disease", when really you just were believing what mainstream wanted you to..,

[@cabanachronicles]

How dare you speak to me like that. I have CURED my MS and I never describe myself as disabled or diseased. I have been trying to rid myself of the 'label' but my neurologist won't let me. I have not had sympathy OR support from the rest of the world, except on this channel. I struggled alone for many years and found a way to cure myself outside of the mainstream, which took more than just getting a little sun. I am sharing my positive story in order to give others hope, as well as my pain to connect with others who are going through similar. How dare you minimise my situation, or anyone else's. I hope you never find yourself in a physical situation like that, with ignorant people telling you that you simply had the wrong 'beliefs'.

[@rawmilkmike]

Looking healthier. Real laughter, I think. 😀💔❤‍🩹❤👍👍👍👍👍

[@77gira]

🥰😃 hi!!Please come, Lisbon welcome you 🤍 I understand you so well... I am also a mess (MS 🤣) and my healing process is in 10Y by now 😉

[@cammieklund]

What type of carnivore helped you heal? Did you have to do Lion?🪷

[@cabanachronicles]

No I didn’t do lion, BBBE with intermittent fasting