NEW HEALTH DIAGNOSIS UPDATE | PRIMARY IMMUNODEFICIENCY

[@ACharmingAbode]

I had the giggles watching this back! Boy, was I dramatic when I filmed this! LOL Thank you again for all your kind words and support through this transition period. It's very much appreciated! ❤

[@jettabartholomew1118]

This isn't "drama"...this is struggling through something Hard AF. Give yourself grace and take care 🌻🌻🌻

[@lindacrews9340]

Please update us on your progress sweet lady ❤

[@pamd4068]

Not dramatic at all. Just being real. Sometimes our life takes us in dramatic directions. (You're) so strong. Even when you feel weak. You're a great example of strength and a lot of avenues in your life.

[@kimcole1976]

Girl! You’re good! You are human and having ups and downs. My Daughter has UC and getting infusions for it as it flared up in a severe state. It’s a process and time will tell. Lifting you in prayers during this time and as a caregiver on top of all that. I can’t even imagine what you’re going through. It was tough enough caring for My dad who had vascular dementia. He cared for his wife aka m step mom for at least 5 years with Alzheimer’s. I can only have a glimpse of what it’s like 24/7. Praying for you all and I LOVE your channel!! Keep putting out any content you feel. God will use it to reach someone you have no idea needs it! Be led by Him and he will use you for his glory. God bless.

[@Elliemaret]

We are your friends. We are concerned and we want to know. ❤️

[@Jen195152]

Girl, you better keep us updated!! We love you, and care about you!! It’s good to be a part of a community!! During seasons as this we all need each other!! ❤️💋

[@taraschmidheini4674]

I'm at 4:05, No way , Most of us are fully invested in you& Jason & love you like family, you inspire & enrich our lives in many ways, I for one care deeply about you & appreciate you including your health. Besides you're sharing this because God has got you sharing it. You're a valuable precious vessel He works through. -Love & squeezes from Connecticut ❤️

[@virginiamesko6369]

My entire life, my Mother called me a hypochondriac and told my siblings, my doctor's, my husband that there was never really anything wrong with me, I was just a hypochondriac. As a result, I would just keep my symptoms to myself and push through. I took have primary immunodeficiency. I am now 70 years old with rheumatoid arthritis and stage 4 kidney failure. Never let anyone do to you what my mother did to me. She also told me I had no pain tolerance. Therefore, no matter now much I hurt, I would hide it or downplay it because I felt like a failure when I was in pain or was ill. I am so sorry for your diagnosis. Unless they are dealing with it themselves, no one else can relate. Man, the charlie horses are so bad sometimes! Why do they almost always happen at night? I will pray for you, Leslie.

[@giorgismama8024]

Hi Leslie. I’m so very sorry for all you’ve been through! I was dismissed for many years as well by a myriad of drs and specialists. As a junior in high school, I became incredibly weak and would run fevers and after a very stressful time, I got a horrible strep infection and afterwards I was so weak that I stopped going to school the 2nd semester. My dr ran many tests, but never found anything. After 4-6 months, my strength came back. Throughout times, I would become very weak and could barely function. Then, in my late 30s, I was paralyzed on my lower right side. The neurologists found lesions on my brain and suspected MS, but they weren’t in the typical area of the brain. Over a few months, I eventually could walk again. I was diagnosed with the old term for CIS and the swelling around my spinal cord was named as the culprit. I continued to have all kinds of symptoms, but was dismissed. Ten years later, I was completely paralyzed on my right side and my dr sent me to an MS Specialist who did a myriad of tests over 3 months before diagnosing me with MS. He reviewed the old MRIs and couldn’t understand why it wasn’t diagnosed 10 years earlier and concluded that my first bout was as a teenager. I was depressed for many years and after being on an incredible treatment for MS, that’s all gone, as well. Ocrevus gave me my life back after being on it for a couple years. I was able to get out of my power wheelchair and walk again. It’s horrible being dismissed by drs as having mental illness when you know that it’s so much more. I’m so sorry you went through so much, Leslie. Having Jesus by your side is an incredible source of comfort, but I know your burdens are very difficult to carry. I’ll be praying for you! Sending much love to you and Jason.

[@CAT-Anne]

My daughter in law, and a lifelong friend have this condition, and they are on the once-a-week infusions. It is a real struggle to keep up with. Allow yourself that grace. Prayers and hopes of feeling better are what you hold on to! Hugs~

[@gaylehamilton9306]

Yes allow yourself some grace. You’re not only battling your own health problems but you are under a lot of stress as the caregiver for Jason. I am definitely interested in updating us on how you are doing. You are such a special person & I just love you & Jason. I pray for you both every time I watch your videos. 🥰

[@VenitaSheppard]

My daughter has auto imune defency. Theyve had her on everything. They have her on skirezie now. I feel for you Leslie. Lifting prayers for you. 🥰🤗😘 🙌🙏🦅

[@WriteWordsAllDay]

Leslie, I have so much to say!! First, please please please don’t stop sharing about your health, about the real stuff!!!! Part of our abode is our real life, including the struggles - and as I’ve shared with you, your honesty led me to answers in my own health for the first time in YEARS. You. Are. A. Blessing. Also - I don’t like hearing you say ‘I shouldn’t feel (frustrated). I should be grateful.’ Nooooooo. Your feelings are completely valid and don’t have to be rainbows and sunshine 24/7. What you’re going through is HARD. It’s more than ok to say so. ❤

[@ashleybergstrom8934]

We love all of who you are. The good days, the not so good ones. That is what makes you so real. No need to be hard on yourself for not getting the video out when you planned. We will all still be here when it shows up! 🥰 Take care of you and Jason first, and give yourself lots of grace. If you were anything but genuine, I would not even watch. Blessings Leslie. You bless me.

[@jettabartholomew1118]

This should definitely NOT be the last health update! Please keep us utd ongoing! 🫶🏾 🙏 💗

[@frandaniel886]

I have lived with rheumatoid arthritis for 18 years. It continues to be a big adjustment. I am able to do 1/3 less than previously. Sometimes I am fine and sometimes very frustrated even after all of this time. I am able to work full time- what a blessing. The rest of my life is sedate with occasional outings. I have a housekeeper twice a month. Always learning new ways to conserve energy. I feel for you Leslie and everyone with a chronic illness. We do the best we can. Sending healing and energy!

[@bonniebrown1112]

Fran, go to Big Family Homestead, You Tube look at the video on Arthritis ( the Husband ) he is taking Moringo and is free of Arthritis , so am I , Thank GOD I found these people and Moringo

[@pattykochenower4222]

My mother had RA, she was diagnosed in her 30’s , but was diagnosed late and she had severe disabilities and pain 24/7 . I used to cry watching her suffer and not being able to take it away Keeping you in my prayers.. that’s a tough one … hang in there ❤

[@frandaniel886]

@@pattykochenower4222 Thank you so much. Very kind of you. ❤️

[@lisawilson4971]

Hi Fran. I definitely know how you feel. I was diagnosed with RA when I was in my late 20's, I recently celebrated by 58th birthday. It is definitely a struggle. And what people don't understand about RA is it is an autoimmune disease, it's NOT a joint disease. I have a small rheumatoid nodule on each of my lungs. That's called Rheumatic Lung Disease and requires a totally different medication regimen. Thankfully, I am not at the point of having to start that...yet. I have severe osteoporosis from being on and off steriods so much, that makes me a high fracture risk. I sustained a fracture in my spine (T9) in my 40's just by moving the wrong way. RA has caused problems with my eyes, skin and vocal cords. And the side affects from the RA treatments can sometime be as difficult as the RA itself. As I'm sure you know, it is very hard to make future plans because you never know when you will have a flare. If you have a flare during vacation, not only do you suffer with the pain, you feel like you are keeping others from enjoying themselves. When I have good days, I feel like I have to play catch up on things that have been neglected. Sorry for the long reply. I just wanted to say to give yourself grace when you are having a bad day and make the most of the good days. I will keep you in my prayers.

[@caseycaesar5878]

​@@lisawilson4971I have an autoimmune disease, painful inflammatory arthritis, and several other rare, chronic diseases. You have described my life challenges exactly. Thank you for your post. You are not alone. I hope one day we will both find some relief somehow, somewhere. Best to you in your future.

[@lasinatl]

Please keep us updated on your health as well as Jason’s.

[@margarettheisen2170]

Allow yourself grace girl. You are doing so much. Prayers ✝️🙏

[@reneemedford6887]

I’m so grateful for your video, especially where I am today. Seven years ago I was diagnosed with three autoimmune diseases. I am now starting my fourth biologic because of some potential severe side effects. So, last February I had extensive hand surgery for joint repairs. Did great, but the thing is, you can’t take your treatments for more than a month during surgery. So, I’m June, I had foot surgery-same thing-joint surgery. Six months later, my bones did not fuse back together. So, a more extensive surgery was done in February. I was doing great and started back my treatments. A week after starting it, it caused MRSA that spread to the bone. Another surgery in March followed by a month of IV and oral antibiotics. Now, almost a year without treatments, I’m struggling. I’m 65 but feel like I’m 90. I did just start back my new treatment this week, and like you I wanted to feel somewhat great, but nothing. I know, from experience, it does take, realistically anywhere from 6 months to 2 years to feel a lot better. But, to be honest, right now I just feel done. I, too, was a nurse and I know four surgeries in 10 months is a lot and will take some time to get over. So, I’m so glad to see your video today. It’s like now I know I’m not alone. It’s so hard for our families to truly understand. So, thank you, and please keep us updated on your progress!

[@nshively]

Hi Renee I have 2 autoimmune diseases and a history of a third. I start my first biologic this week (Skyrizi for Crohn’s). I am 66. You’ve had a rough ride, no doubt. My daughter had MRSA a few years ago and that stuff is scary! Hope things turn around for you soon. 🙏🏻

[@myrnaedmisten599]

So glad you told us how you are…truly. Never apologize my love!! You can make you and your health a priority because in the end that will make you much more able to live the life you really want to!!

[@fayecraghead6820]

I’m so sorry and you had enough already! I acquired Fibromyalgia when I was 39 and when you hear a diagnosis it’s shocking! I’m a lot older now and it hasn’t been easy but it’s okay to feel discouragement at times but you are strong and God has this! When I look back I realize God has never left me! My husband was sick 20 years and passed away but even then God has it all in His hands! Do I understand? No! But we will all be praying for both of you and boy do I want to cry! I pray God heals you and that all of this will get better! You are a doll and God bless you big!✝️🙏🙇‍♀️

[@tracy2508]

I find the people who have the most struggles in life are usually the kindest, smiliest and just all round lovely human beings. You are one of those people. I think that's why so many people keep coming back to watch your videos. That's why I do anyway.. Take care. 🤗

[@ACharmingAbode]

You just made me smile 😃 Thank you so much ❤️

[@margaretbeard6564]

I can't believe you're going through all of this and being caregiver for your husband. Your faith your family your outlook on life and your positive personality must be getting you through because I don't know how else you could do it.. I hope you start feeling better soon. I'm sure you're an inspiration to many people including me

[@Kim-Dalton]

Life is seasonal and so are the challenges that come with each season. Give yourself grace and just focus on what's important. God bless you, Leslie.

[@lianeabeyta4515]

I am so hoping they find the right dosage to turn your health around. I know its mentally defeating to feel bad all the time. I have a grown son going through a health situation that is affecting his emotional well being as well, as they try and find the right medication or solutions for him.. Its so hard when you cannot helo someone you love when you know they are suffering. Will say a prayer for you today.

[@whiskersBOOSTER2]

Reading these comments, praise God for such a loving group of people!!! Sending love and prayers your way Leslie, please keep sharing when you feel the urge. You’re never alone.🙏🏻

[@cathycoe9254]

Take care of you. i enjoy watching your videos. I think, while we may not have the same diagnosis, I speak for me, I have the struggle to stay on top of everything i want to accomplish. Pain is pain ♥️ See what the numbers are going to tell you. Its okay to be honest as to how you feel. I feel crappy too. I hope you will keep us in the loop. Ill be here to cheer you on. Dont worry about getting a video posted. it will get done when you can get it done.😂. Take care and know you are loved. hugs to you 😊

[@randomvintagefilm273]

You poor sweet thing. Oh my! Just remember, you've had this all your life. It won't work right away. It must be so hard 😢

[@marygillespie725]

Thank you for sharing. This is tough stuff for a grandmother to endure. I love the way you lift up your heart and find a reason to be grateful. Your honesty is engaging and your talk is informative.

[@kroop5427]

Perfect

[@patgriffin1925]

Absolutely keep us updated. This way, we know what to pray for. So many ladies commented what I would have said as well. You are so loved and respected throughout the KZbin community. Sending Hugs

[@lazydaisy7336]

I had severe muscle cramps and a friend of mine told me about Magnesium cream and I slather it on before I go to bed and around the 3 time of doing this, no more cramps. I also take a potassium pill everyday. I’m sorry you have to go through this all the while taking care of Jason. Hang in there and I agree that sometimes the meds are worse than the disease.

[@kathy5075]

Yes, please give us updates on your health journey. You have a community that cares about both you and Jason. Your plate is quite full and this community wants to support you. One of the wonderful parts of having a channel is the community that develops. You inspire us, let us be there for you.

[@wilsonsk11]

I’m so sorry you are going through this. I hope you start feeing better soon. Continue to update us on your health❤

[@gailbernhart1389]

You can tell you are a nurse, keep all of us updated! So hopeful you get some improvement!

[@JAE639]

Please keep us updated, we are here for the long haul!! I’m really sorry you have all these side effects. Praying for you🙏

[@glennaknights1393]

Yes, please DO keep us updated on your ongoing health challenges and triumphs. Your positive attitude and honesty are such an inspiration. I continue to be amazed by all you accomplish, physically, mentally, and emotionally.

[@debrahayes5802]

Thank you for the update on your health. I’ve been wondering about it and saw that the injection sites were getting sore and hard. I think it may be harder for you to address yourself and your health in videos than it is for you to address Jason’s, but I know I can speak for others who, like myself, care about both of you and are interested in what’s happening with each of you. ❤️

[@ACharmingAbode]

Oh yes, it’s super hard address myself! I’m use to bring the caregiver, not the patient! Thank you so much ❤️

[@x.bev.x3006]

That reply is spot on!! 👌

[@sueanderson1926]

Your feel, how you feel, your honesty,, life is really hard sometime,, take care, do something you love, your woderful!!!!!

[@TraditionsByTheSeasons]

Leslie, I am praying for you, friend, I hope they can adjust the dosage so it lasts longer. Please keep us updated. You and Jason are always in our prayers. Hang in there and know how much you are loved and thought about. Much Love, sweet friend! XOXO ❤🤗 🙏

[@ACharmingAbode]

Thank you Liz, you’re the best! Sending you a big hug 🤗 💕☺️

[@ericmartin7603]

You're an amazing person, Leslie. Dealing with Jason's and your health struggles with grace and humor!

[@janwindmiller9561]

I'm so sorry you and Jason are dealing with these serious health issues. Please continue to keep us updated. And don't feel you need to apologize for being so honest about how you're doing.

[@griseldocampo1258]

Please continue to keep us updated. Please use this community that cares about you to also be here for you specially thru the power of prayer. I will add you to my daily prayers. I know what it is to feel like this, I have Fibromyalgia, pain and fatigue 24/7, with no relief. And I am also a Caregiver.Stay strong and remember this treatment is new to your body, give it a little more time for the cells to respond to the treatment. We are here for you.❤️

[@karinday7445]

Leslie I’m so glad you shared and I appreciate your transparency Cheering you on You deserve amazing

[@DoctorJoanieTool]

We ABSOLUTELY want more and regular updates. I have a good friend who actually gets the same infusion but she gets hers through a port that remains in her upper chest. You weren’t being dramatic you were being honest. We all here care so much about you and when you are honest and vulnerable with us then we feel better about being the same way about our own health conditions. hopefully your DR can get the dosing right … and the treatments can start becoming more effective. It’s so true that you don’t have to be a superhero. Nobody can be. You have so much in your plate as a caregiver … you have to remember that YOU are important and valued by so many. Please don’t worry about a regular filming schedule etc. Take care of yourself and pause if you need to … and know that we all would rather have an honest real like update than anything else. ☮️❤️🌷

[@sandynbtx6967]

Thanks for your honesty. Prayers for you and hubby.

[@ceciliacelis4771]

Please keep us updated, praying for a better outcome and blessings for you, Jason and the rest of your family ❤️

[@kiwi4707]

Praying for you and wishing you the best in your journey in getting well. 🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️

[@susanchaney5059]

Please continue to update us on your health, I'm sorry you are having these issues but it's very interesting and I'm praying you get more relief soon. You have alot on your plate!!!

[@Rainydaylily]

Please continue these videos. We, "the community", are on your side. After dealing with immune issues, it was discovered that I was gluten sensitive. Becoming gluten free has literally changed my life.

[@shirley1364]

Unreal! So sorry for your health issues. My prayers are with you.😊

[@MediocreComedian]

Please continue the updates! We care! Especially if it helps you in any way. It sounds like a rough time and I’m sure it helps others that may be experiencing this process. You are such a sweet lady and you have much on your plate. I’m praying for both of you as you go through this. 🙏❤️💕❤️

[@denisejordan8648]

You are very brave and I wish you the strength to continue with your nasty problem. Thank you for sharing with us. Hugs 🤗

[@angelamiller4164]

I'm so glad you tell us the total truth of how you feel and how it is working for you. Unless you deal with something like this, no one knows what you are going through. I stayed totally drained like you, and just feel so withered away and just feel like I can't motivate. You keep on updating us of how things are going for you. We care about what is going on in your life. We are hear for you and hope in some way we can uplift you and be an encouragement to you. I will be keeping you in my prayers.

[@lisawilson4971]

Leslie,PLEASE continue to give us updates on your health as well as Jason's. I have an autoimmune disease (Rheumatoid Arthritis). I completely understand your frustration with the side affects of medication and not feeling like the medication is helping yet and that is on top of the disease itself. Give yourself grace on the bad days and enjoy the good days. You and Jason are in my prayers. Thank you for sharing your journey with all of us.

[@TheThriftyGma]

I think you blessed some of us with your video and message. For those of us who suffer with illness's and diseases that are "hidden", the struggle is real, and it's nice to hear from someone who is honest and open about their experience. I pray that these infusions, over time, will make you feel better. God Bless. 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@jackiesue3891]

Hang in there! I hope you see results soon! As always, you are both in my prayers!

[@doanetriggs5563]

There are many prayers coming your way. You are under such emotional stress, and that coupled with your own health definitely takes it’s toll. Please take care of yourself first and don’t worry about putting out videos. We would definitely look forward to a very short update, but definitely not at the expense of your health. Blessings…

[@sandracollins7938]

I sure hope you get to feeling better & keep us updated please. ❤

[@judithackert1928]

You are amazing and strong and loving and adorable! Don’t ever give up! For you or for Jason. We love you!

[@dianemcnutt9017]

I’ve had since I was born with IgG , and received gamma globulin injections ever 30 days. So for the first year of my life then stopped I did great. Had to start again when I was a teenager for 6 months. Then did great no hospitalization until I was 19. I was given the injections again in my late 20’s for 6 months. No sickness,fatigue Im 61 now , I have been sick for the past 4 years but I am pretty sure it was because I was working full time and trying to care for my husband at home along with my Mom ,Dad who passed away. I then lost my sister six weeks later. I still struggle with chills , body aches fatigue ugh! I’m praying things go well for you Leslie it’s so hard to do all that you are doing when you don’t feel good. You are such an inspiration to others ! God Bless You 🙏💕

[@alisonn7302]

Thank you so much for being so real and honest! I know I’m not the only one here that will be here to listen without judgement when you are feeling blue. And when you are feeling hopeful, we’re here to cheer you on too! Hang in there and don’t think you aren’t teaching us something about life just by sharing. 😊❤

[@sherrillschwalich6937]

Please continue the updates! ❤ We serve the Mighty Physician and the most loving Father! Prayers continue for your strength, both physical and emotional, as you lovingly attend to the love of your earthly life!

[@nancygomez1883]

Leslie, I know it takes time for certain regimes to improve but hang in there! Also pickle juice (dill) my hubby had Ewings Sarcoma (PNET) & as a result ended up with diabetes. He gets super bad leg cramps. He has 2 pickles and a swallow of juice. It’s works. Gently Lol… feel better soon! Keeping you in my thoughts and prayers! Jason too!

[@karengrimes9114]

Praying that each week will begin to be better and you will feel stronger. Praying that our Father will continue to hold you close and give you His peace.

[@CCDragonfly-tr7tv]

Praying for you. Thank you for being real! You validate us who have struggles with autoimmune health issues.

[@annanorth7997]

You are helping so many people. Being a compassionate human means sharing our struggles along with our triumphs. My husband has had autoimmune issues most of our marriage. In our younger years, it was hard to see other couples living healthy stress-free lives. We have learned to adapt and are in a good place, ❤but it took a long time.

[@chrisypollard9672]

Leslie, thank you for sharing and I say I enjoy your updates about your health... and you sharing I know is helping others who may be going through similar health issues. God bless you and surrounding you and Jason with prayers 🙏

[@lindajohnston8321]

Sometimes it helps to unload. We'll see that others are hurting too. God bless you. I'll be praying for you.

[@QueenCreole77]

Leslie we caregivers need to learn to take care of ourselves because if we don’t, we can’t help anyone else. Take time for you. It took me a long time to learn that. Love your videos. Feel better Leslie and Jason

[@bedtimebiblechat7152]

People love you and care about your well being. We want to know how you are doing just as much as how Jason is doing. You have a lot of people who are praying for you. Please do keep us informed. You are brave to do this treatment. I personally won't put anything in my body like medicines unless it's to save my life. I'm a coward. So, you are showing your bravery. You keep it up cuz there are those who watch you that might need what you are saying. Your bravery might give others the courage to do something scary like that. Keep giving us your updates please.

[@melaniecampbell583]

Bless you! My sweet sister is going through something VERY SIMILAR! Her auto immune disease is called Wegners. She, too, started infusion treatments this past week and we are ssooo hopeful that they will be life changing for her. Wegners has no cure and it’s pretty brutal. Affects her feet and hands so far. I’m pulling for you and her!! Prayers help!🙏🏻

[@heatherdouglas-palumberi8297]

Personally, I definitely DO want to know how you are doing! This video was so well done, and has massive applicability to others facing their emotions with health challenges too. You never have to explain your schedule in making videos, but we all like to know how you are, so thanks for doing this! It had to take a lot of energy, but was perfectly great! ☺️❤️☺️ (🎉🎉🎉Glad you are feeling more comfortable with not having to do every last little thing for everyone else!🎉🎉🎉)

[@robinwaddelltull1815]

You are so beautiful, inside and out. I m so sorry that you are going through this. I have Autoimmunes. I also have crazy responses to the meds they try to give me... I wonder if your better off without the treatments. You are not alone !! Thank you for sharing your and your husbands journey... sending Love to you both. ❤

[@angelaperschon5153]

Thank you for your first video on feeling dismissed by the health care system when you know something is wrong. It gave me the to confidence to stand up and be an advocate for my daughter. We ended up finding a new Doctor and it's been the best thing for her. Thank you for sharing your story.

[@wendyvanover4803]

Please keep us updated !! I am going to a specialist today .Praying for all of us to find help & healing 🙏❤

[@djl2197]

PLEASE continue to give your health updates and journey! I have chronic health issues and need company. Not the same as yours but it helps sharing life’s struggles intermingled with all the rest you do. I’m invested in watching you and so I am invested in you. You are part of my life. You entertain, give tips and talk about life’s ups and downs. It’s real and I want (need) real. Bottom line, I feel better knowing you also have to lift yourself up and continue even when it gets too heavy sometimes. Thank you and I wish you positive results. ❤️

[@tammyrockhold6111]

Just know that I love & care how you & Jason are doing. So keep in a updated please. I am keeping y’all in my prayers everyday! ❤️🤗🙏

[@connieclave9803]

Hang in there! Hopefully the medication will help you soon! Stay positive and take a break. Life can be hard, you’ve got this!

[@katblank8555]

I'm very glad to have an update here on KZbin concerning your health. I was wondering about your treatment and how things were going. I certainly hope that soon you will be feeling better and show some improvement. Thanks for sharing...there's no doubt in my mind this has helped someone else. Bless you.

[@Nancywatkins-pr4eb]

Leslie, hang in there girl! I’m praying for you. Try to stay positive 💕😇🙏

[@marywallace6383]

Your health matters to us. Updates will help others that going through the same thing.

[@kathleenmiller852]

Of course you should keep us updated Leslie! We all care about you!

[@debbieblair3329]

Oh goodness. Just what you needed is something else on your plate! Prayers!

[@pamelabagwell4190]

You’re so sweet to take the time to give us an update. You have so many here who really care about the both of you! Praying this medicine kicks in soon and gives you some relief and that your doctor will have the wisdom she needs to appropriately treat you. You have such a good outlook regarding the seasons we go through. Thank you for sharing and please continue to do so as you feel comfortable! ❤

[@cindygehrke5249]

You are definitely in my thoughts and prayers! 🙏🏻 Your cheerful attitude sets me straight on my own path. Thank you for sharing!

[@lagunamiller]

I love hearing your medical updates. Praying for you!

[@cindyweaver6785]

I totally understand being discouraged when you know you are blessed. I just did chemo all winter then lumpectomy and now radiation. I am taking a antibody/chemo treatment every 3 weeks. I am so grateful this is saving me but the side effects are terrible! Intense stomach pain. I just pray, pray, pray, pray!!! Hang in there, I will pray for you!

[@wendymcleod1593]

Please continue to share. Discussing Your journey is helping so many people. So sorry you are having to deal with health issues and you have a lot on your plate. We are are rooting and praying for you and your family. ☺️

[@sklundy74]

Please keep us updated! We care tremendously for you and Jason and want to be your cheerleaders! I’m praying that it won’t be much longer before you have more noticeable positive results. ❤

[@aimmergirl8809]

Please keep sharing your progress. We care about how you’re doing too Leslie; not just as a caregiver but as an individual.

[@sandiweishaupt8483]

No, please continue to keep us informed. We are all sisters in this community who care about each other.

[@barbsams7774]

Yes, please keep us updated with as much as you feel comfortable sharing.

[@jandoherty5299]

Leslie, I do not know how you do it! You have the challenge of taking care of Jason and you feel so awful most of the time it just amazes me how you carry on. I’m so thankful that you really can manage to do what you’re doing.

[@pamelaronzheimer1618]

You inspire me as much through your health journey as you do in your decorating ideas. Praying for you and Jason this week sweetie. Hugs💓

[@jo-annmaruszak9885]

I get iron infusions to help me with my energy, but I also feel it is never enough. But… I am 79 years old so I know that I will not feel like I am 50 again . I have nothing to the extent of what you are dealing with. My heart goes out to you. You have a lot on your plate. Never feel like you need to do a video when your wagon is dragging. We love you. We want to know how you are. And when you feel better you can say hello. ❤

[@sueholly3854]

Yes, continue to update us. I have a sister who is continually sick and we never knew there as such a thing as immunodeficiency so this is helpful. Thank you for being so honest about the treatment.

[@dorothymacdougall4022]

I have never seen anyone like you. Your attitude is amazing with all that is going on in your life. We are here to support you. God bless!!

[@suzanneburns2931]

Absolutely keep us updated , we care and need to know how to pray for you and your support team . Take care .💕

[@gaillangford280]

Hang in there . Don’t worry cause the good Lord will take care of you and Jason. God bless you both.

[@susanclow5384]

I'm sure you taking care of Jason adds to this problem. I hope you feel better sooner. Take good care of yourself.

[@nana88812]

Prayers.. updating us enables us to pray!

[@kimgepper6621]

Aww you are allowed to complain. Treatment is no fun and yet you’re still smiling. Prayers that you start feeling better very soon!

[@carolynphilpott3526]

Please continue keeping us updated on your health concerns. We love you and are interested in how you’re doing.💕💕💕🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@nadine6388]

Please keep us updated. You are helping so many people.

[@candiwelsh5524]

Yes! Updates please. I feel we are learning so very much. I’m so sorry your are going through so much. I’m so thankful you are a believer. HE will continue to guide you as you lean on HIM. You are a blessing. Much love to you❤️🙏