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Through the looking glass
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Fostering resilience, inspiring lives. Welcome to Through the looking glass.
Join me on an extraordinary journey as I navigate chronic illnesses, sharing the ups and downs, and uncovering the secrets to living a life filled with love and joy.
Let's transcend limitations and create a community of resilience.
Subscribe now for raw inspiration and practical insights. Let's begin.
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Join me on an extraordinary journey as I navigate chronic illnesses, sharing the ups and downs, and uncovering the secrets to living a life filled with love and joy.
Let's transcend limitations and create a community of resilience.
Subscribe now for raw inspiration and practical insights. Let's begin.
Instagram: @tt_looking_glass
What I Wish I Knew When I First Got Diagnosed With Fibromyalgia
Hey friends, this video is all about something close to my heart - what I wish I knew when I was first diagnosed with a chronic illness. If you're living with one or navigating some big life changes, I hope this can be a space where we can reflect and find a little hope together. I’m sharing lessons I’ve learned over the years, like how it's okay to not have all the answers, how no two journeys are the same, and the power of letting go of control. Let’s take this time together to slow down, breathe, and embrace where we are.
Grab a tea, get comfy, and join me for a reflective chat.
#fibromyalgia #chronicillness #fibromyalgie
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I’m Daniela I have been diagnosed with several chronic illnesses. I look normal, I do things, have a job and go on vacations, but inside I'm sick. I live with several chronic illnesses and they affect my daily life. I am in constant pain and struggle with brain fog. Although I'm constantly looking for new doctors, new treatments and solutions I have also accepted my illnesses and do not let them define me. In this channel, I share a little bit of everything. Information about my conditions, my travels, my dreams, my journey, my life. This channel is about life through chronic illness lenses. Come and join me and see what I'm up to lately.
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👉🏻 Fibromyalgia Chronicles th-cam.com/play/PLqJe5V0Ox8cDgKNucBJ7AVfDC3VapN-bJ.html
👉🏻 Self Improvement & Growth th-cam.com/play/PLqJe5V0Ox8cCki6dNVXHx88ISMLADVMDt.html
🔶 v i d e o s y o u ' l l l o v e 🎥
👉🏻 Diagnosed with FIBROMYALGIA? What I wish I knew. th-cam.com/video/WhGiJtNqmHw/w-d-xo.html
👉🏻 10 unexpected struggles of living with Fibromyalgia th-cam.com/video/YcPLhfXgciA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=OFATPKAKtV9mA2Mz
👉🏻 I Recorded My Toughest Fibro Flare - THIS is What It Looks Like th-cam.com/video/y9PF9i-1RzQ/w-d-xo.htmlsi=TF2dUxH4EJmgfLy3
👉🏻 ANKYLOSING SPONDYLITIS - My Spondyloarthritis Diagnosis Story th-cam.com/video/xNCZcPGQz_c/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ZFPX-hw6A5-OwiWv
👉🏻 MY FIBROMYALGIA STORY - how and when I was diagnosed with Fibromyalgia th-cam.com/video/mWb_rTf40Dk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=RXLBNDUKB31GeB6H
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DISCLAIMER: This video contains no sponsored content. As a creator, I am occasionally sent products to test out but am under no obligation to post about them or give them a good review and all opinions are my own. Any paid content will be disclosed. I also occasionally use affiliate links on my channel, which means that if you click and/or purchase something through one of my links, I may make a small commission from that click or sale. Thank you for supporting Through the Looking Glass
📔 c h a p t e r s
00:00 - The Beginning of My Journey
01:57 - The Maze of Chronic Illness
03:01 - Embracing Change and Growth
04:47 - What I Wish I Knew Starting Out
06:08 - Journaling: A Path to Understanding
07:22 - No Two Journeys Are the Same
08:02 - It’s Okay to Mess Up
08:39 - Chronic Illness Isn’t Something to "Fix"
09:18 - Finding Strength in Change
09:50 - Giving Yourself Grace
Grab a tea, get comfy, and join me for a reflective chat.
#fibromyalgia #chronicillness #fibromyalgie
🔶a b o u t m e
I’m Daniela I have been diagnosed with several chronic illnesses. I look normal, I do things, have a job and go on vacations, but inside I'm sick. I live with several chronic illnesses and they affect my daily life. I am in constant pain and struggle with brain fog. Although I'm constantly looking for new doctors, new treatments and solutions I have also accepted my illnesses and do not let them define me. In this channel, I share a little bit of everything. Information about my conditions, my travels, my dreams, my journey, my life. This channel is about life through chronic illness lenses. Come and join me and see what I'm up to lately.
🔶 p l a y l i s t s y o u ' l l l o v e 🎬
👉🏻 Fibromyalgia Chronicles th-cam.com/play/PLqJe5V0Ox8cDgKNucBJ7AVfDC3VapN-bJ.html
👉🏻 Self Improvement & Growth th-cam.com/play/PLqJe5V0Ox8cCki6dNVXHx88ISMLADVMDt.html
🔶 v i d e o s y o u ' l l l o v e 🎥
👉🏻 Diagnosed with FIBROMYALGIA? What I wish I knew. th-cam.com/video/WhGiJtNqmHw/w-d-xo.html
👉🏻 10 unexpected struggles of living with Fibromyalgia th-cam.com/video/YcPLhfXgciA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=OFATPKAKtV9mA2Mz
👉🏻 I Recorded My Toughest Fibro Flare - THIS is What It Looks Like th-cam.com/video/y9PF9i-1RzQ/w-d-xo.htmlsi=TF2dUxH4EJmgfLy3
👉🏻 ANKYLOSING SPONDYLITIS - My Spondyloarthritis Diagnosis Story th-cam.com/video/xNCZcPGQz_c/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ZFPX-hw6A5-OwiWv
👉🏻 MY FIBROMYALGIA STORY - how and when I was diagnosed with Fibromyalgia th-cam.com/video/mWb_rTf40Dk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=RXLBNDUKB31GeB6H
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» INSTAGRAM tt_looking_glass?
» FACEBOOK ttlookinglass
» THREADS www.threads.net/@tt_looking_glass
🔶 f o r b u s i n e s s c o n t a c t 💼
ttlooingglassinfo@gmail.com
DISCLAIMER: This video contains no sponsored content. As a creator, I am occasionally sent products to test out but am under no obligation to post about them or give them a good review and all opinions are my own. Any paid content will be disclosed. I also occasionally use affiliate links on my channel, which means that if you click and/or purchase something through one of my links, I may make a small commission from that click or sale. Thank you for supporting Through the Looking Glass
📔 c h a p t e r s
00:00 - The Beginning of My Journey
01:57 - The Maze of Chronic Illness
03:01 - Embracing Change and Growth
04:47 - What I Wish I Knew Starting Out
06:08 - Journaling: A Path to Understanding
07:22 - No Two Journeys Are the Same
08:02 - It’s Okay to Mess Up
08:39 - Chronic Illness Isn’t Something to "Fix"
09:18 - Finding Strength in Change
09:50 - Giving Yourself Grace
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I have EXCITING NEWS to share!!
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Hey friends! I’m so excited to finally share some big news with you today - I’ve just launched my very own newsletter, Musings from My Chronic Life! 🎉 This has been a long time in the making, and I can’t wait to bring you a little piece of my world right to your inbox. 💌 In the newsletter, I’ll be sharing personal reflections, practical tips for navigating chronic illness, stories from our amaz...
Stages of a Fibromyalgia Flare
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Hey friend, it’s Daniela! 🌟 In this video, I’m diving deep into the stages of a fibromyalgia flare. If you’ve ever felt like your body’s turned against you, you’re not alone. I’ll walk you through the roller coaster that is a flare, from those first warning signs to the slow recovery that feels like it takes forever. We’ll talk about what it’s like to live through this, how to cope, and the lit...
Confessions of my Fibromyalgia Life - what I wish wasn’t true
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You know those embarrassing things that happen because of your chronic illness-the ones you don't want anyone to know about but feel bad thinking you might be the only one? Well, today I'm taking the hit and sharing it with the world so you don't feel so alone. Living with fibromyalgia is tough, and it's time we talk about what it's really like. In this video, I’m spilling all the raw, unfilter...
Finding ways to carry on - grief and loss
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Hey guys, today I’m sharing a deeply personal journey about dealing with loss and finding ways to carry on. This video dives into my own experiences of grief, from saying goodbye to my dog to discovering how creativity and simple daily rituals can be a path to healing. It's a raw and honest conversation about navigating those tough times, and I hope it resonates with some of you out there who m...
My Journey to Medication-Free Migraine Relief: How HeadaTerm 2 Changed My Life
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Discount code: TTLG20 for 20%off Product Link: www.emeterm.com/?ref=TTLG Struggling with migraine relief? 🧠🤕 Discover the medication-free solution with HeadaTerm 2, powered by eTNS technology. This innovative migraine device offers effective migraine treatment and natural migraine relief. In this video, I share my journey with chronic migraines and how the HeadaTerm 2 has transformed my life. F...
Sweet Relief - why we crave sugar when in pain
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Have you ever noticed that when you're in pain, you suddenly crave something sweet? It's like an instinct, right? But why do we reach for sugar during painful times? Today I dive into the fascinating science behind these sweet cravings. Discover how our bodies and brains react to pain and why sugar seems to be the go-to comfort. Plus, I'll share healthier ways to cope with these cravings and ma...
Raw, unedited opening up about my struggles.
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#chronicillness #fibromyalgia #ankylosingspondylitis Kayla's life celebration video: th-cam.com/video/03i1lB7pSlk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=39CBMiVI7kvPjxRt Prepare to cry if you watch it! 💔❤️🩹😢 Thank you Mike for the beautiful video. It will be in our hearts forever. ♥️ Hey friends! This video is a raw and emotional update about my incredibly challenging month of July. From dealing with the loss of our b...
Navigating Summer with Chronic Illness
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In today's video, I'm reflecting on what summer means to me, especially as someone living with chronic illness. Summer has always been a time of adventure and freedom, but this year has been a bit different. The pain has reached new levels, and spontaneous escapes into nature have become rare. I share my struggles and how I've had to adapt-finding joy in simpler, local adventures like picnics i...
Fibromyalgia's Most Frequently Asked Questions
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Welcome to Through the Looking Glass! In this video, we dive into the mysteries of fibromyalgia and answer the 10 most frequently asked questions about this often misunderstood condition. Whether you're seeking answers for yourself, a loved one, or simply wish to understand more about fibromyalgia, this video is for you. #fibromyalgia #chronicpain #chronicillness Key Points: 👉🏻Understanding fib...
Doctors Failed Me.
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Hey friends, it’s Daniela! 🌟 Today's vlog is all about shaking things up as I venture into something a bit unconventional-I’ve bought an inversion table! Tired of waiting for answers and solutions from the medical world, I’ve decided to take matters into my own hands and explore alternatives that might ease my back pain. Will it provide the relief I'm hoping for my spine? Join me for an honest ...
SCAPE your pain - 5 movies to watch when you are in a flare
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Hey friends, it's Daniela here! 🌸 Welcome back to Through the Looking Glass. Today, I'm recording from my bed, where I've been spending a lot of time lately thanks to the crazy summer storms and my chronic illnesses. But let's make the best of it! In this video, I'll be sharing my favorite movies that help me forget about my pain and lift my spirits. From romantic comedies to wild rides and ins...
Life with Fibromyalgia: living the small moments
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In this video, I share how fibromyalgia has led me to discover a deeper purpose through reflection and solitude. From embracing life's unpredictability to finding joy in simple moments like the fragrance of lilacs, join me on a journey of strength and resilience. Let's celebrate the small victories and find beauty amidst the challenges. #fibromyalgia #chronicpain #chronicillness 🔶a b o u t m e ...
How long does a Fibromyalgia Flare last?
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How long does a Fibromyalgia Flare last?
My Battle With Back Pain: A Health Journey Update
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My Battle With Back Pain: A Health Journey Update
Running away from my problems - chronic illness vlog
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Running away from my problems - chronic illness vlog
I Turned 50, Here Are 50 Life Lessons
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I Turned 50, Here Are 50 Life Lessons
I flew to Brazil to find answers for my chronic back pain.
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I flew to Brazil to find answers for my chronic back pain.
The Secret To Staying Motivated Even When You're Exhausted
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The Secret To Staying Motivated Even When You're Exhausted
What's like to have an ANXIETY ATTACK
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What's like to have an ANXIETY ATTACK
I won't stop until I find relief for my pain
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I won't stop until I find relief for my pain
Chronic Illness Q&A: managing symptoms while traveling
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Chronic Illness Q&A: managing symptoms while traveling
How I Turned A Bad Day Into My Most Productive Yet!
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How I Turned A Bad Day Into My Most Productive Yet!
What medications work for Fibromyalgia? Getting really transparent, sharing all medications I take.
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What medications work for Fibromyalgia? Getting really transparent, sharing all medications I take.
Inside My Medication Management: Strategies That Really Work!
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Inside My Medication Management: Strategies That Really Work!
Ultimate Guide To Long-haul Travel With Chronic Illness
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Ultimate Guide To Long-haul Travel With Chronic Illness
My emergency meds when traveling with chronic illness
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My emergency meds when traveling with chronic illness
It's finally happening! I'm going to Thailand! 🇹🇭
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It's finally happening! I'm going to Thailand! 🇹🇭
What does the new research say about Fibromyalgia
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What does the new research say about Fibromyalgia
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Returning home by Wednesday. Freedom by Richie Havens Woodstock
Thank u 4 sharing ❤. As much as i need my family to understand this video feel explaining on point. It feel like im talking to myself from the 1st to the last confession. There must b many of us going thru the same but cant find the words to explain to our dear ones. One flare and it takes a week to recover then full of energy and feel i can do everything in a day. The constant feeling of guilt just dont or cannot leave m. Gentle hugs 💜💜💜
Hi , I don’t know what I have .. but I’ve so much muscle stiffness on my upper body area like it’s so stiff that I feel like my muscle are getting rock like hard 🥺 have anyone has this type of muscle pain ?
I was referred to a doctor of physical medicine and rehab to have an EMG test done after my MRI had come back normal and he’s who diagnosed me. Didn’t end up doing the test, but he knew right away what I was dealing with and was very helpful. I’m very blessed to have a doctor that was helpful from the start. I’m so sorry to anyone that’s not having good luck with doctors
Right now I'm having a hard time.
Pots has ruined my life
Raise your hands. Tom Jones Janis Joplin
Got to admit when I saw your dehydrator I was hoping it was the dishwasher. Sink washing is the root of all evil
Google doesn't want you to know this. The tarlov cyst disease website has a Toronto interventional radiologists available. That you know your cyst location might help. A nice radio frequency ablation jolt could be educational pretty sure it would be in the foramina. At least a lesson and CSF leak mitigation. What that feels like. The fibromyalgia tarlov cyst protocol is still the answer though.
Looking up trigger point therapy in Canada. I believe Ontario medical insurance pays for three visits per year not including diagnostic shot bloks. The fibromyalgia tarlov cyst protocol requires 6 visits. Blocking the brachial plexus has that diagnostic drug. Hey that's up to five visits. If you have to finance one visit $150 is typical
LA freeway Guy Clark
When you go to bed at night do you ever feel like your body is rocking?
God freaking damn. That video hit a nerve 🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲
It’s wild how much we can relate to each other’s experiences with fibro, even the stuff we thought only we were going through.
Thank you for the video and to all who are sharing their experiences. I’m 61 and have had fibromyalgia since my 30’s. It still amazes me all different symptoms and I question myself. So reading these comments helps me realize I’m not losing my mind. It’s very scary at times. Right now it’s the fibro fog. I’m convinced I’m going to get dementia early. The other thing is I attribute everything new symptom to fibro. Yes this disease comes with many symptoms, please don’t ignore a symptom if it gets worse. Better to have it checked and come back negative than to ignore something more serious. I’m still working and push myself to exercise at least 4 days a week. For me , if I sit too long, lay down too long or move too much I’m in pain. So I minus well exercise and get some benefits from it. Hang there and God bless you all.
Dorothy, I’m so glad the video and comments are helping you feel a little less alone, it’s such a relief to know we’re not losing our minds when all these random symptoms keep showing up! Fibro fog is so scary sometimes, and it’s easy to worry that it’s something worse, like dementia, especially with how unpredictable this condition can be. You're absolutely right about getting things checked out, though. It’s always better to know for sure than to ignore it. I admire your determination to keep exercising despite the pain, it’s a delicate balance, but you’re doing an amazing job listening to your body. Keep pushing forward, and don’t forget to give yourself grace. Sending you lots of love and strength! 💜
is this happens bcoz of sedentary lifestyle? bcoz i m facing this.. i m litttle sedentary
Love your videos! Envious of your dehydrator! Those apples looked delicious! Such a great quote to live looking back but moving forward. Journalling has always been off such a help to me. Sadly since my health has declined considerably I stopped journaling 🥵 I will get back to it as I have been journaling since I was 16. I also used to write my own songs which I haven’t done for years another thing to do which is good for me! 😊
Thank you, Amanda! 😊 I’m definitely obsessed with my dehydrator, those apples turned out so good! I also want to start drying some of my herbs before the forst destroys them. I’m so glad you’re thinking of getting back into journaling. Writing since 16? That’s amazing! And songwriting too?! Wow, I bet that was such a special outlet for you. I really hope you find your way back to both, it’s like reconnecting with old friends. Sending you lots of encouragement as you dive back in! ❤️
Light & sound are the worst.
Why do I have the same symptoms? Exercising intense jogging. Is it due to jogging, given that I had a sore throat a few days ago?
Totally! Im 63 have the same feelings!😢
Ellen, I hear you! Fibromyalgia doesn’t seem to care about age, does it? No matter how long we've been dealing with it, those same frustrating symptoms stick around. It’s comforting, though, to know we’re not going through this alone, even when it feels like no one gets it. Sending you so much love and understanding. ♥️
I looked up trigger point injections in Canada. Only allowed three times a year pretty sure that means the protocol won't work has to be Detroit
Does anyone feel sweaty with chills??
Adderall’s changed my life. Don’t get me wrong, I still have the tiredness but I can actually stay awake, and do stuff like the tribal fiber art stuff I do. It also has this odd side effect of rare migraines now. Only bad effect is eating very sugar heavy food since it cuts my appetite more, but without it I could not stay awake. And yes I feel season and weather changes, it’s like it literally flares the nerves with electricity that singes and burns.
That’s amazing, I’m so glad Adderall has made such a difference for you! Staying awake and having the energy to do things you love is a huge win. I know the fatigue can be such a relentless battle, so even a little relief is life-changing. The side effects sound like a bit of a trade-off, though-ugh, those migraines and appetite issues can be rough. But I totally relate to what you said about the weather changes. It’s wild how our bodies react, isn’t it? Sending you lots of strength to keep pushing through! 💪💜
With the holidays not very far off, it might be hard for many people with chronic illness to get into the spirit and feel the cheerfulness that our families seem to expect from us. It’s my prayer and desire that each and every member of our community will receive the kindness, compassion and support that they need and deserve. With so much going on and so little free time to enjoy the holidays, it’s all too easy to forget that our families, first and foremost, are there to offer us their unconditional understanding and love. Please take care of yourselves and remember that there are a lot of us all over the world who care. Daniela has created a judgement-free space for people to sympathize, share and grow. Happy holidays to all!
What a beautiful message, and I couldn’t agree more. The holidays can definitely be challenging for those of us dealing with chronic illness, especially with all the expectations and pressures to be cheerful. But your reminder to lean on our families and the love they provide, even when we can’t bring that typical holiday energy, is so spot on. This community is such a blessing for creating that space to support each other through it all. Sending you warm wishes for the holidays and all the kindness you deserve!
I had this when after I got Covid in 2021. It was a bad one and I couldn’t make a step without my heart racing and says dropping after I get up. I had to sit for awhile and stand for a few minutes to let my body regulate. Eventually it got better. I wonder if these seeming increase in POTS is due to the Covid pandemic?
Would sitting up First for a few minutes help?
I can feel the chest pains just watching it.
My own family, my dad even mocks it. Says it’s due to my “sleep habits” and for not “exercising enough”
Yeap, same here. I think I’m not making the effort to look great so I can manage to be out of the door, but the true is…if I’m going out to do something that’s a victory lol Driving makes me panic and drown in pain so, there is not much I can do. As for the shower…girl, I do need to shower everyday but I can go a whole week without washing my hair because it’s super tiresome to get it done.
Oh, I feel you on this one! Just getting out the door is a victory in itself some days, forget about looking great, right?! 🙃 As for the whole showering and hair-washing thing, yes, 100%! It’s exhausting, and people who don’t deal with chronic illness have no idea how much energy it takes. I’m all about those small wins though, and you’re crushing it by just doing what you can. Be proud of that! We’re doing the best we can, and that’s enough. 💪💜
Yeah, im 99% sure I have POTS since i was little but no one ever looked into my low blood pressure. Now with perimenopause its gotten much worse. I just started HRT hoping to get back to my old normal.
I have those pill cases, but for my vitamins.
I keep those salt packets on me at all times just in case. They help quickly.
Being censored in real time. TH-cam doesn't want you to know about countertop dishwashers even though that's where I learned about them
This is amazing TH-cam won't allow you to know about countertop dishwashers
Hello Daniela, I so appreciate your perspective on life and its challenges. I have been caregiving for my husband who has severe pulmonary fibrosis and his condition has declined in recent weeks. As I had mentioned in previous comments, I too, have chronic inflammation and pain. You are so right. The journey with chronic illnesses is ever-changing and we cannot do anything about that but I love your outlook. We have to accept what we ourselves cannot control or change, as hard as it is. I try now to savor every moment that I yet have with my husband. Tomorrow is not promised for any of us. You always provide inspiration and a positive outlook, no matter how rough the road is. Sending much love and many hugs!!🤗🤗💝💝 Geri
Geri, thank you so much for your beautiful words. I can’t imagine how hard things must be right now with your husband’s condition, and my heart goes out to both of you. You’ve always struck me as someone with so much strength and wisdom, especially in the way you embrace the present moment, even through all the pain and uncertainty. It’s a reminder to all of us to hold onto what we have right now, because like you said, tomorrow is never promised. I’m sending you the biggest hug right back and all the love to you both. 💖
@@tt_looking_glass Thank you so very much!!..Big Hugs back to you!!🫂🫂💝💝 Geri
The song succeed. By Sonic's rendezvous band perfectly illustrates what your Destined for
Two songs by Patti Smith, Frederick and because the night are w about her husband's Fred Sonic Smith
The thing about me is I happen to know how close you are. All the Hope in the world that's what you represent. You are going to succeed
I worry about all your typing and fiddling with the phone period using voice typing is good mental exercise
That's the thing about your channel. It's impossible not to consider what you're going through . Endless details maybe. I'm glad I'm listening to your video this second. For hand and arm pain a topical lemon essential oil and lavender. They are the only ones that work on the arms 9:28
Sorry I have to repeat this this is being restricted. I guess that's how important this is. Move heaven and Earth to get a countertop portable dishwasher. Make sure it's countertop not the one that fits in the sink
Over the counter portable dishwashers on TH-cam
I do see your comments, I don't think you are being censored.
Oh they were that's why I repeated over and over
@@tt_looking_glass has to be over the counter the one that fits in the sync sea defeats the purpose
I have to watch them like a hawk. They are unaware the harm they do
Saw your comment on Amy Esther's channel about washing dishes in the sink. Wish you wouldn't cuz that's the number one way to to tweak the cyst
It's the tipping forwardeaching into the sink that does. It. A dish rack over the sink would stop the reaching. A tub on the counter fore soaking
Flying shoes Townes Van zandt
Unfortunately bending down to put dishes is the dish washer is too painful.
Let them dry in the district over the sink
It's hard to get straight in your mind. Sacral matters not easy to understand. Paper plates not forever just until you're better
Was a little worried you went too far on your trip
I did go far. Both distance and pushing my limits. Trying to recover now.
@@tt_looking_glass flying shoes Townes Van zandt
@@tt_looking_glass this is weird TH-cam doesn't want you to know about portable countertop dishwashers
This is such a fall inspired fall! I hope you have a great fall and upcoming winter!
Thank you! 🍁 I hope you have a wonderful fall!
I learn something new with each video you create. I am so happy that I found you, finally someone who really understands. Thank you for the time and effort you put into making them, it cannot be easy, but it is much appreciated. I have received your emails, but reading is difficult for me these days. I am saving them, one day I will be able to manage. I appreciate your efforts with them as well. You are an inspiration ❤ I have not journaled for a long time because it started with gratitude and always ended with whining and when I looked back on them I could see how long. I have been miserable and it was depressing. Maybe I will try again.
Your comment really touched me, Suellen. I’m so happy you found this space, and it means a lot that the videos resonate with you. It’s not always easy to create them, but knowing they’re helping makes it all worth it. I understand what you’re saying about journaling, it can feel heavy when it starts to focus on the hard stuff. Maybe giving it another shot could be a fresh start, but with no pressure. Even a single word or small thought can be enough some days. Be kind to yourself, you’ve been through a lot, and each small step matters. Also, I’ve started working on adding voiceovers to my newsletters! I’ve already done this for the next issue of the paid subscription, but I’ll try to make it happen for the free one as well-energy allowing. 😊 Sending you so much love and support!
I feel with you. I hope you start journaling again. It really helps me. To make it a bit easier for myself I have a Symptom & Pain Tracking Journal Chronic Pain book. It doesn't take too much energy to fill in. It helps me to see certain patterns. Maybe it's something for you too? I wish you lots of strength.❣
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Great video. I bet your kitchen smelled so good with those apples dehydrating. Do they turn out crispy or chewy? We just got a dehydrator!
Thanks so much! 😊 And yes, the kitchen smelled amazing with those apples dehydrating! They turn out crispy if you cut them thin, but the ones that were a bit thicker definitely had more of a chewy texture. It’s fun to play around with both! Enjoy your new dehydrator-so many possibilities! 🍎
should really try nettle tea, almost immediately it helps sinus and clears brainfog
I love nettle tea. I always have a big jar of dried nettle leaves. It’s very rich in iron too. It’s one of my favorite teas. I’ll try to make a video about my herbal teas. I even grow and dry some of my own herbs.
It's refreshing in a way knowing I'm not alone and how you feel... is validation for my fibromyalgia.
Also I completely identify with all those struggles!
I get what you mean, it really is validating to hear that we’re not alone in these struggles. Fibromyalgia can make us feel so isolated, but knowing there are others who truly understand the ups and downs makes a huge difference. I’m so glad the video resonated with you! We’re all navigating this together, and sharing these experiences is such a powerful way to lift each other up. Sending you so much strength! 💜
translate eng I have been watching you for a long time. I also have Birt Pots. I am very tired, I can't breathe, my head hurts a lot, I am very scared and I haven't been well for 5 years. What did you do? I hope you are well. Can you tell me a little about your condition and what you did. Love. Turkish Seni uzun süredir izliyorum. Bende birt pots hastasıyım. Çok yorgunum, nefes alamıyorum, başım çok ağrıyor, çok korkuyorum ve 5 yıldır iyi olamadım. Sen ne yaptın, umarım iyisindir. Bana biraz durumundan ve neler yaptığından bahsedermisin. Sevgiler.
Oh my goodness, I’m so sorry you’ve been dealing with this for so long. I know how exhausting and scary it can be when your body feels like it’s giving up on you. The constant fatigue, not being able to breathe properly, and that relentless pain, it’s overwhelming. I completely understand the fear that comes with it. It can feel so isolating when you’ve been unwell for years, and I really admire your strength in reaching out. What’s helped me most is pacing myself, even though it’s hard. I had to learn to listen to my body and slow down, even when I wanted to push through. Staying hydrated, wearing compression socks, and elevating my legs helped manage some of the POTS symptoms too. And honestly, finding a good support system, even online, makes a world of difference. Please know you're not alone in this. Sending love and strength your way. Let’s keep fighting this together. 💜
@@tt_looking_glass Thank you very much for your answer. I understand you very well. It is really hard to live like this. I am in the same situation and I am really tired. Confusion, shortness of breath, sudden fatigue. My muscles can't support me. I hope we will be well one day and a cure for this disease will be found. If I find a way, I will write again. Take care of yourself.