Why it's Hard to Live with Chronic Illness

[@AmandaDevine]

Your attitude to life is amazing!!! You should be very proud of yourself. I had an incurable disease of my nervous system, fibromyalgia. I had it for 6 years and I walked with a cane for 3 years. I was passing out from the pain. I was on shots containing morphine. When you have constant pain 24/7, and other symptoms, it wears you out. I was so depressed, that I was ready to finish my life, as I did not know if I could take my pain any longer. I did extensive research of the power of our mind and I healed myself 100%. My doctor was shocked by what I have accomplished, and he wrote in my medical records that I healed myself with the power of my mind. It has been 16 years I am perfectly healthy!!! I am full of energy and feel fantastic every day. I feel so grateful!!! Our mind is so powerful!!! Sending you lots of love 💝💝💝

[@GarrettTaira]

Thank you so much and wow you have such an amazing story- Its so inspiring to me too, thank you for sharing it!

[@AmandaDevine]

@@GarrettTaira Thank you Garrett!!! I am honored by your comment 💝💝💝 Have an Absolutely Magical Day!!! 💝💝💝

[@delsyncroft]

That anger is what I feel all the time right now. I want to do more than just live. I want to THRIVE.

[@delsyncroft]

And it's just so unfair that it's constant. Right there with you friend (also, it's Ex).

[@delsyncroft]

Yeah. I've been cutting friends too overall. I don't need any more stressors, I need people who will take that from me.

[@delsyncroft]

Yep. I spend more energy taking care of myself than anything else. Its why I'm on disability.

[@delsyncroft]

I appreciate you sharing this. It makes me feel less alone in all this. More seen. Y'know?

[@delsyncroft]

Honestly, yeah, managing mine has become terribly difficult at times. I can handle the extreme moments, but the day to day is really hard. It's that thriving bit. I can make sure I'm alive, but at the end of the day I barely have energy for the things I love.

[@MindfulNidarama]

I am a physician my self and in my 3rd year of medical school I fell sick, chronically sick. Before I graduated I was told by my PCP that I am medically unfit to practice medicine. I live alone by myself since a decade in a developing country where resources are limited, I have good days bad days and very bad days. I feel you! I have no family support but at least you have a good family that support you whatever happens. I need to work a full time job to support myself. This was the only KZbin video close to my heart. #Autoimmune-survivor.

[@GarrettTaira]

Wow you’ve been through a lot. I’m so glad you decided to share this, that really means a lot to me, thank you. It really helps me see from others perspectives as well.

[@guitarlearningtoplay]

I went from watching the routine video to this. I have a really horrible chronic illness and I can tell you from experience things can always be worse. At least that’s what I tell myself even though I have one of the worse chronic illnesses in the history of chronic illness . Just have to live in a constant state of denial to get through it all.

[@JWVR-vw6br]

It’s insanely hard to live with it I know because I have I commented on one of shorts a few months ago but yeah that’s me I have CIPO I’m in the hospital again with tpn issues so this why CIPO is so hard to live with I can never do anything going to McDonald’s is like a reward just going in the car that’s a sign that I’m alright not amazing I never feel good not gonna lie I hate my life I have no social interaction I get lucky when I’m able to FaceTime people because I never feel up to talking sorry for sharing so much info.

[@GarrettTaira]

I remember! And yes i totally understand. I also have self esteem hang ups I’m working on. Cipo is not easy at all. Especially with it being so rare and not as researched, a lot of it was guessing.. at least when u was growing up but its a lot better now and ou’re 100% right it’s no walk in the park. And there are moments i feel really frustrated life my life is horrible etc -It’s something I’m constantly working on. Like i mentioned in the video. Thank you for sharing- i really appreciate it.

[@JWVR-vw6br]

I’m still young I’m only ten

[@JWVR-vw6br]

And yes it’s horrible im still in the hospital