In Sickness and in Health

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Anita Moorjani Official YouTube Channel

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A conversation about care giving, with the most special guest imaginable!
#sickness #health #anitamooorjani

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@celiasadlou9688 2 ай бұрын

Yes please, more Danny in front of the camera! He has such good energy & humor ❤

@rozacielo7792 2 ай бұрын

so sweet you two .... been watching you both for years. Beautiful love story

@danielcarruth8349 2 ай бұрын

In my time as a caregiver I can say it depends on the patient. If the patient has a good attitude it makes things a lot easier

@celiasadlou9688 2 ай бұрын

Thank you, Anita and Danny, for sharing this background story on the caregiving. Love you both so much!

@nilya5133 2 ай бұрын

Yes, I’d love to see Danny more with you. You two are inspirational!

@sandyconcar 2 ай бұрын

So nice to meet your hubby, Danny. Thank you both for the laughter. I needed that energy today.

@lamomify 2 ай бұрын

I worked in an Assisted Living as a marketer and I had sooo compassion for the residents who were suffering but when my own mother got dementia I could hardly deal with it and thank God for my sister who could help my father so much. My mothers dementia was full of anger and bitterness, which wasnt her normally, and i just struggled with the negative energy she exhibited. I found out during this time it can be much harder to care for family members and I wasn’t that unusual. It helped me feel a little bit better but it was so painful. She transitioned but I feel her all the time and miss her every day. Danny is a rock star and its wonderful to watch Anita’s appreciation for him and his gifts. Love you guys!!!❤

@elhamsnell2976 Ай бұрын

The more I hear Danny the more I appreciate his amazing character. The genuineness, sincerity and insight of both of you, Anita &Danny, is truly refreshing! Very rare! Wish you were my friends and we could have long dinner chats fun weekends ❤️

@MrsBeasleys1111 2 ай бұрын

So true Danny, when you are caring for someone you are focused on the that person. I will never regret being a caregiver. It was a sacred gift to be able to do it

@danielcarruth8349 2 ай бұрын

This talk was so helpful to me, thank you Danny and Anita. Seeing it all from both sides at once. I lost my sense of self, I think I know where to start looking for it again. By the way my wife stayed with me when I had Cancer, and I stayed with her when she was hospitalized. I say that not out of pride, but just to let you know, it's out there

@kibibishaw1194 2 ай бұрын

I love this. You two are fantastic! 🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽🌸🌸🌸

@jeaninesadoun8981 2 ай бұрын

Danny is amazing and I love his sense of humor. What a gem of a husband and human being! As to you Anita THANK YOU so much for the contribution you bring to the world and to people who have lost loved ones. You are so pretty, so well spoken, so learned, such an incredibly good and generous person, I can't imagine how someone like you ever felt like a doormate. You are a winner, you are incredibly beautiful inside out. I love listening to you alone, and listening to you and Danny together. Thank you both for who you are

@infiniteinfinity9802 2 ай бұрын

Danny knew you before your NDE and this makes it all more real! Yes! More Danny!!! He’s so loving towards you🩷🩷🩷You could see the love that flows from one another.

@signysteinbakken8091 2 ай бұрын

Danny in front of camera is a very good idea. Together you have strength, humor and joy - in sicness and health - you complete each other. Much love and respect to you both - and thank you ❤

@MrRedcat4 2 ай бұрын

Dear Anita and Danny, thank you both for being the true yous and sharing both your journeys so authentically. A true love story from challenging cultures and early lives as Danny just described in Hong Kong. My wife Gabs and I got to meet you both briefly at your Birmingham event in 2017 Gabs really wanted those around her who uplifted her and she determined to make that choice. Although Gabs passed, she said I know I'm going too early but I have no regrets. I wonder how many of us can say that who are physically well. ❤🦋 It's doing all those good things you mentioned, sometimes little things, to keep spirits up not down. We loved holding hands and trying to bang them up and down to the theme tune for Suits for example. It always made Gabs smile and laugh. Life is mainly lots of little moments joined together ❤

@paolawest2051 2 ай бұрын

Great conversation. We definitely need more Danny in front of the camera sharing his wisdom and lighthearted positive energy with all. 💕

@lorenewang7538 2 ай бұрын

You both are such a lovely couple with truly inspiring life experiences. Your sweetness, honesty, and genuine connection set a wonderful example, encouraging others to view marriage from a fresh and positive perspective. Thank you for being such an inspiration. I would love to see more of both of you on screen, sharing deeper insights into your experiences. Take care

@mariamachado3371 2 ай бұрын

Dear Anita thank you, it is always a pleasure to listen your peaceful words, God bless you both 🌻

@olgafaikova487 2 ай бұрын

This is a true Love .... And it spreads thanks two of you .... Thanks for smiles you create ....

@bucklag 2 ай бұрын

Anita is so blessed to have a husband like him. He's definitely your soulmate, Anita.

@pgstone 2 ай бұрын

What an important topic!! It‘s sooooo true, you sleep with one eye open indeed! My sleep is still disrupted after so many years…

@kristendawson273 2 ай бұрын

Such a helpful conversation. This discussion feels like a relief.

@fionae2314 2 ай бұрын

This show is so touching and informative. I learned a lot and wept a lot and smiled a lot as well 🥰

@laurahaering3354 2 ай бұрын

Anita, your books have meant so much for me and have helped in so many ways, thank you so much for telling your story and sharing all of the lessons!! My husband and I were in an accident end of 2021. Long story short, though I didn't suffer any lasting effects, my husband had internal injuries that didn't get fully realized for almost 5 months. He went in the hospital for an exploratory procedure and woke up from a medically induced coma weeks later - much to his surprise, needless to say. 2022 was a tough year. I lived in a hotel by the hospital for both of his hospital stays, totaling about 5 months, 2 weeks. The second hospital stay was awful to the point where, following starvation and serotonin syndrome. he and I decided to tell the doctors he was going home. 2023 was a year of setbacks. However, by the beginning of 2024, things finally seemed to be turning around to where my husband was making consistent strides forward without setbacks. Now, July 24th, he has been doing so much more for himself, quite the jump from February of this year where he was still in his hospital bed just about all day. I've been his caregiver through it all, so I think I can relate to Danny's experience to some extent. A shorter time than his, to be sure!! We're at the two and a half year mark and I am relieved that we are on the better side of it all. I definitely understand how marriages break up over these kinds of experience. I could never leave my husband in such a situation, I am not wired that way. But I do understand how others might, were they in my situation. Unfortunately for me, all of my family is on the other side of the US from us. We do have friends, but our situation is such that, having someone over would have produced more stress for me, which would have been too overwhelming for me. At the beginning of all of this, I really felt God's presence and the presence of all He sends to help and protect. It was so very clear to me that my husband would be just fine, and that sustained me through most of the first hospital stay. When he went back into the hospital the second time, though it started out more positive than negative, as that second stay progressed, things went down hill in terms of the care. So by the time we came home and I was caring for him, I was quite depleted. By the end of 2023, I was feeling like I was barely able to keep my own head above water, much less care for my husband. However, by December, things seemed to be making that sloooooow turn in the right direction. I kind of had a feeling that 2024 would be the year of progress rather than setbacks. As he gets better, I feel less pressure. And I keep talking about taking a spa vacation when I no longer have to do daily dressing changes and can be away from him for more than a few hours of a day. A spa vacation!! Where I can be pampered and get rejuvenating body work.... aahhhh yessss! Soooo looking forward to it!! Many lessons and miracles along the way, not something I want to ever go through again, mind you. Danny, I have incredible respect for you for all you did as a care giver!! I cannot imagine doing this for another 1 1/2 to 2 years more!! Anita, you have gone through so much and have such joy and love!! Both of you do, it is inspirtional!! I continue to pray my husband can start finding more joy in his life as he continues to heal and strengthen his body, and find more love for himself. Thank you both for sharing yourselves with us!! Bless you!!

@chriskrause2528 2 ай бұрын

Wonderful suggestions as immensely helpful as the energy you spread - especially together. And YES - now that's a great idea: Danny interviewing Anita - oh yeah, please go for it! We'd LOVE that!!

@pupculturevenice 2 ай бұрын

You guys are so sweet. Such joy and love between you. I think the fact that your marriage is so good also helped in a situation like this. We did not hear about Anita as a patient but having met her a couple of times, her true kindness and patience as a person at least now shines through. Her gentleness. I am wondering if it is harder for a care taker if they have a very difficult "patient " person ,partner, family member they are the primary care taker for ...that perhaps is very angry and resentful about being sick and start taking out that anger, frustration and even rage on the care taker. I wonder if that happens, which I imagine not being too uncommon. I have also realized that a certain type of person might become resentful directly towards the person caring for them cause they are so resenting the need of having to be cared for. That I think it is a more confusing situation for the care taker. And society does think we can not abandon someone being sick and I agree. But the hard parts of always being there for the other person, all focus on them, year after year and then they don't treat you right. Tricky waters for many of us caring for those who are ill and I am not pretending to know what it it is like to be sick and not feeling good year after year, who knows what a toll that takes on a human being and yes, hard to stay human as well, with constant pain and no energy. Not easy. Thanks for sharing this sensitive subject matter. You guys both bring so much warmth and kindness to the world.

@denaradeen4825 2 ай бұрын

You're amazing for taking care of Anita and yourself. Thank you both for shining your lights.🌻🌻🌻🌷

@janecarson4342 2 ай бұрын

Great to see you both together Anita and Danny - and listening to your devotion and care. Thank you for spreading your wisdom to everyone.

@Marysunshine100 2 ай бұрын

This came to me in Divining Timing right after I received a message in my inbox from another light worker saying that Source is always sending us messages and we need to take time to appreciate what is being communicated to us. So when this came through via Anita's email, I hopped right on to watch it. I am caregiving for my adult daughter. Anita's newsletters about what to do when someone is choosing a path that is not healing have fortified me through the journey and tapping into just loving them. It's been an especially challenging year. One thing Danny said that really rang true for me was when he said that you have to make sure you don't lose your humanity. I found myself feeling numb and depressed unmotivated to fulfill my purpose and how hard I have worked to overcome my own challenges. This conversation gave me a wonderful energy boost. Bless you both! Oh and I also read your friend, Dr David Hamilton's latest book and poured over his messages of self-compassion and kindness towards ourselves!

@anna4940 2 ай бұрын

I enjoyed the video so much! Thank you Anita, and thank you, Danny! Stay blessed and share this love and kindness to us all❤ It is always so uplifting to listen to you ❤❤❤

@8951parkstreet 2 ай бұрын

I would enjoy hearing Danny speak about his journey of spiritual expansion alongside Anita's as she revealed her NDE to him and going forward from her recovery. He must have quite a story of his own!

@JosepineB 2 ай бұрын

Thank you for your love and generosity! As an actual caregiver I feel immensely grateful and touched ❤

@emeraldfernandez5010 2 ай бұрын

Wow Anita Moorjani. Thank you so much. Just hearing him talk is melting the part of me that had frozen after caring for my father. What a soul your partner is .... I have to listen to how to say his name. :D Forgive me. What a power couple of healing. THANK YOU

@lisajane4330 2 ай бұрын

Your such a lovely couple & Danny you're a good man. Its not lost on me how great my husband is just going through morning sickness which was the sickest I've ever been for nearly the whole 9 months he did everything he could for me ❤

@Joyous765 2 ай бұрын

Yes, the great and sweet and powerful romantic love that you have for each other, Anita and Danny, is so gorgeous and inspiring and also healing to me- and I can imagine, to countless others! Deep thanks to both of you. Please note that we can hardly get enough of the precious content and the LOVE that you share you share with us! I’m taking you with me daily, while dealing with a serious cancer diagnosis. ‘Can’t thank you enough. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤. I’m believing in total Healing, thanks to your example, Anita. Please pray for me, everyone.

@maryhealy9221 2 ай бұрын

May your shining light ✨️ glow forever ✨️ 💛 💖

@kristendawson273 2 ай бұрын

I really like the term caregiver instead of caretaker. 💖

@sueterra3911 2 ай бұрын

Your relationship is incredible!!! So beautiful.

@innerauthority 2 ай бұрын

So beautiful. I adore you both infinite amounts❤

@t.h.nguyen5193 2 ай бұрын

Anita is very blessed to have such loving support from Danny and her mom. She has two important lifelines because it's vital when when one encounters health challenges. He is her rock--the silent hero! He gave her the reason to live, thrive, and come back! Anita mentioned that she chose Danny for his personalities and he loves her for her personalities regardless of what the Indian community said about her. They both have strong personalities and are made for each other. They are blessed to have each other! They demonstrate a great example of unconditional love and strong relationship! We need a love story of Danny and Anita movie!

@sueterra3911 2 ай бұрын

It was because of my genuinely genuine cousin's reaction to how I looked that I finally went to s doctor. She saw me and said "What the hell is going on with you!!!!! You look terrible." ---- I didn't yet know that some nasty, nasty cancer had taken over my bowels. She keeps apologizing for being HONEST (I value honest people)...and I keep telling her that she saved my life. So, sometimes, those brutally honest comments are messages from angels. Love and Light, to all.

@irenapoljanec7671 2 ай бұрын

Happy to see both of you. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

@edeletwin 2 ай бұрын

Anita 💐 you look so good in white + 🌈 colors✨ I remember you said a while ago that 🌈 is your favorite "color" 😻

@jita14 2 ай бұрын

Yes the emotional toll can be devastating on a youngish daughter in law in a joint family setting.Sorry couldn’t watch beyond a few minutes - will definitely watch later as your book Dying to Be Me was awesome and made me realise why I had a hysterectomy afterwards too🙏💝🥰

@MrsBeasleys1111 2 ай бұрын

Love seeing you and Danny together❤

@primateriawiberg2998 2 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing ❤//Susanne, Sweden

@kasturigoswami1402 2 ай бұрын

Dear Anita Ma'am it was truly a heart warming session. Regards to Danny also as a patient care giver and shining with positive thought vibration. Madam you always keep up a smiling face for the audience!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Where from you derive so much of strength? Perhaps it is your experience with the Heaven and God's presence🌹🌹. I have a request before you. Can you tell us about the efficacy of 'absent treatment'?

@dannysmith2794 2 ай бұрын

Thanks to both of you.

@CIslas-im1um 2 ай бұрын

My mom had a stroke at the young age of 45 and I had just turned 15, my little sister was 5. I did high school at home to care for her and my little sister. My dad worked a lot to pay the rent and keep food on our table as well as his mom's table. My mom was very upset he did that. I helped keep my mom going to therapy, but she couldn't keep positive due to my dad. My dad kept telling my mom that it wasn't her place to keep him from helping his family (his mom and sisters in Mexico, my aunt was helping them too but she worked as well as her husband and had her home). We've always been low income and rented a really old apartment. My mom worked too. My parents were not able to buy a home, ever. My mom passed after 14 years of torture, from her having more strokes and becoming bed bound. She was taken to a retirement home and was bed bound. At some point she fell into a coma, my dad and aunt put her on life support against my wishes. My aunt never really cared for my mom before. My poor mom, I feel was in so much pain as she was listless and communication less. It hurt me so much to see her that was for so long. I felt helpless to advocate for my mom as I was just a "stupid" teenager. But I took care of her appointments and speaking to her doctors, etc. I felt sad and guilty when she passed.

@victorial9036 2 ай бұрын

You two are wonderful thank you 💖😘

@pammcwilliams6426 2 ай бұрын

Thank you so much 🙏 *More Danny please *

@baileystruss7319 2 ай бұрын

Hi Anita. I've developed severe me/cfs and my wife is in that place. Important message!

@anitamoorjani 2 ай бұрын

Oh no, I'm so sorry to hear that Bailey! I've often wondered how you are doing!

@sobraniengarin4935 2 ай бұрын

Hi Anita, thank you for sharing your journey, how do u love someone when you are mad at them?

@alinatolloczko5543 2 ай бұрын

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@danielvallelunga1596 2 ай бұрын

❤❤❤❤❤ Hey Anita, Hey Danny, YES, more of Danny on camera

@reginaclarke1574 2 ай бұрын

More with Danny for sure! Also, how did you film this--on a computer or a real camera, if Danny was not behind the scenes??

@GillKnapp 2 ай бұрын

Thank you 🙏

@carolsakai-artist 2 ай бұрын

We love seeing Danny

@malinlundstrom2784 2 ай бұрын

You are wonderful

@eliseveen3616 2 ай бұрын

❤

@KrishnaPrasad-wg8bb 2 ай бұрын

Hello Anita Mam, My name is Krishna from India and working in Dubai now, you are my Guru and i have watched many many you tube videos of yours and i realised that I am Empath and relate to everything what you share.Mam please plan a retreat in India. Just i want to know when it is told that we are piece of divine in this human form but we have forgotten then who is the one who has forgotten, are there 2 different people we and the soul or is it the Soul forgotten that it is soul, please help to understand this. Thanks

@riccirococo 2 ай бұрын

Love you Anita and Danny ❤❤🙏

@Hypnotic_Life 2 ай бұрын

We love Danny!

@teresagilroy5495 2 ай бұрын

In this video you talk about people asking “what’s wrong with you”, “what happened for you to be using a Walker, mobility scooter “ etc. Strangers asking, it’s really beyond belief really. I am 52 and MS has taken up residence in this body and like mentioned above, I use a Walker and scooter. I am working hard at living this life in the present and I am not this body, I AM When someone comes up and asked that, I really do not want to answer MS as it just reiterates it and places the mind set back to the body. It is difficult as it is to drag this body around and keep the mind out of the crappy things that are happening in this body. I honestly have no idea what to say to these people while working on staying present and in a loving state. I suppose I could say “I’d rather not talk about it(especially with you a complete stranger 😵‍💫) lol I found my own answer typing this message out haha🤦‍♀️

@michfromteamanita5495 Ай бұрын

Your comment, and your experience is so valuable! Anita would give you a hug, and say well done you"!!