Props to Kevin for taking care of Jenny and her family. Remember life has ups and down. Take it one step at a time. Everything balances out. Nothing is static. Just remember when it's a bad day, let it go and take a nap or go to sleep early. Tomorrow is a new day. God bless you both. Mexico is not easy place to live at all. Everything is a challenge.
The amount of joy I experience upon seeing your uploads! Sending you healing thoughts your way, Jenny. You both deserve nothing short of the very best. I eagerly await future updates and the next chapter in you and Kevin’s lives. Thank you for all that you both do to make our days better!
Thanks for always being so transparent with your lives and yes, I miss all the adventures you share with us on a weekly basis. Can't wait for Colombia!!!
Dear Jenny I know a little on how you are feeling , I have terminal Pancreatic Cancer and for the last few months it has taken a lot out of me , I get tired uch foster and its taking me much longer to recover and the only thing I can tell you is this Take Care Of You you've got your self a good man who loves you so you know your not alone do what you need tofeel better and know that there a old grumpy geengo from Ohio praying for you❤
I was in Mexico City about a week ago (in Miguel Hidalgo as well) and the altitude and pollution were somewhat overwhelming. I found that as I was walking the streets, I had to stop and get some rest every 30 minutes or so. So I can see why it's taking a toll on you guys. I wish you all the best.
That's why I go there only in the fall and winter. I used to visit throughout the year but now that my girlfriend from Mexico city and I split, no more walking around in an outdoor sauna lol.
Wishing the best for both of you! I think getting out of the city and, close to the ocean will help your body relax. So much stress is taxing to the body, soul, and, mind.
My friend was born and raised in California and also has fibromyalgia. Her and her husband sold their home and bought a home in the Yucatán peninsula. She is now thriving their and says she attributes it to the weather, swimming in the salty ocean and having less stress. Maybe it’s something you might benefit from as well. I too know how debilitating something like this can be . Wishing you the best of everything ❤
My wife and I are based in Cali, Colombia and are visiting CDMX for a few months. We’ll be praying for you both and if you ever feel up for going dancing before you leave, let us know! :)
Hey there! How cool, we’d love to meet up for a night of salsa! We tried going recently but it didn’t go too well. We returned home before making it to place because I wasn’t feeling well. And the second time, we actually made it! But returned home after only a few songs because the pain and fatigue were too much 😞 we’re still taking life more slowly these days and miss dancing so so much
Can’t wait to see you eating, bailando and traveling in Puerto Escondido! We’ll wait patiently hoping you feel better each day and that you will soon be doing all the things you love again! Love you guys 🫶🏼
You two are such sweethearts. You brought us so much joy within minutes of meeting you. Sending lots of love and positive energy. This too you will get through
Thanks for the update. I am sorry your health has been a struggle lately, Jenny. I am glad you are both doing self-care. You are two it the kindest and most authentic people I have met and I believe good things are right around the corner for you ❤
I keep you in my thoughts and prayers. Kevin mentioning Orizaba 3 years ago led to us exploring this part of Veracruz and moving to Córdoba. Our lives have improved immensely with this move. Thank you for sharing with us and being a positive force in the world. Un fuerte abrazo.
Your health is first, take care. I have a cousin with fibromyalgia and changing her eating habits has helped. Mostly no gluten or sugar , you may want to look into that. I wish you all the best
Definitely! I focus on an anti-inflammatory diet, and it’s tough to cut out sweets completely because I love dessert, but I do limit it. I took a food sensitivity test and gluten is okay for me, according to that test. I’ve also tried the keto diet and it only gave me minimal improvement with fibro symptoms
1st, Kevin is awesome for helping Jenny family. 2nd, Jenny, you may have helped me out tremendously. You talking about Fibromyalgia and talking about some symptoms made me look it up because it sounds a lot like my experiences. When looking up all the symptoms, I matched the vast majority. I’ve had arthritis since i was a teen though not diagnosed until I was near 30. I’m constantly fatigue, have insomnia, I’m always hurting all over, I have stomach issues, I’m constantly having focus issues (I also have ADHD and the insomnia and fatigue make it worse), etc. so it’s something I will be looking into with my doctor I love to travel but when I’m hurting, it becomes far more difficult. Even in Chicago, if it’s not near my home and I have to go to neighborhoods further away, it can really wear me down if I’m in that “bad physical mood” either from fatigue or pain. I was in Mexico City last year and I can relate to the pain of moving around in a big city like CDMX with all the pain the fatigue
I've gone through something similar, my heart goes out to you. It is brutal being that sick! Intermittent fasting and working with a functional medicine doctor were the keys to my healing. Cannabis was a life saver too if you can get quality medicine! The mother plant is the biggest blessing to those going through chronic pain and fatigue. Wishing you the best!
You guys should start buiding in puerto escondido, traveling back and forth to different places requires mucho dinero, stop throwing your money away and focus on your puerto Escondido project. Which is where you guys will end in the near future. Forget about coming back to Chicago. You guys started something good in Mexico, and i m pretty sure your future has a bright and beautiful ending. Saludos desde chicago.
I appreciate your well-intended advice! Though, we could never just forget about Chicago 🥲 our family, people we love are there and we want to stay in their lives. We want to take care of them when they’re in need. One dream investment at a time. We finally accomplished our goal of buying a home in the US and next will be our dream home and business in Mexico. Baby steps. In between, we need some self care before we are ready to get to WORK 🫶🏻 that beautiful future is in the making and we’re not in a hurry to get there 🌈💖
Sad to hear of all the struggles, you`ll come out of it strong. With lots of people putting out content that presents the perfect life it refreshing to hear from truthful and authentic people. Appreciate your sincerity and continue to love your videos, the fun, exciting and even the struggles. We were in Puebla and Veracruz a couple of weeks ago and stopped by Centro Historico in DF before flying back to Chicago. Puebla is amazing and its on our places to move to. DF is a big challenge and you guys have done it so well. All the best to you both, it will all work out positively.
We wish you both all best in life and in health. Sending you good vibes and good spirits. Take care friend, cheers from 2 Canucks living in Mexico! ✌🏽💖
Jenny- undiagnosed Lyme disease is often the trigger for fibro (and other things like MS) . I’d highly recommend looking into testing with IgeneX labs in the USA. Have to pay out of pocket since mainstream med just has no clue when it comes to diagnosing and treating Lyme disease. The word fibromyalgia only describes symptoms (muscle pain), but there is always a cause. Praying you feel better soon- I have chronic Lyme and fibro symptoms all the time as well (I’m 58) but a good Lyme literate doctor (LLMD) can help alot .
Well this is interesting. I’m early 40’s and when I was a teen they believed I had Lyme disease then they changed it to children’s rheumatoid arthritis. Then in my late 20’s they diagnosed me with Ankylosing Spondylitis But I looked Fibromyalgia and I have almost all the symptoms. I wonder if that Lyme Disease triggered fibromyalgia and I’ve been undiagnosed? 🤔
@@Homer-OJ-Simpson Completely possible. It is so underdiagnosed because the standard test has to be run at just the right time before the bacteria hide in your organs and joints out of the bloodstream. If you can find a functional med doctor who will write a script for the IgeneX testing it can help- check out their website and give them a call I think they are pretty helpful.
@@Homer-OJ-Simpson Looks like my two replies to you were deleted? sorry, not sure what I did wrong - but anyway you can search for Burrascano lyme checklist to find more info! Hope you find answers and healing!
@@Homer-OJ-Simpson Not sure who or why my responses to you are all being blocked/deleted. Super weird censorship? I didn't say anything controversial at all.
I found a lot of remission from my chronic fatigue and fibro using intermittent fasting. I'll never be 100% but I'll take being 70-80% now rather than being in bed/wiped out and in so much pain. Good luck on your healing journey. I find that the quieter and more in nature my life is the better I feel, too. We are living in the small town of Santa Maria del Tule, Oaxaca right now and we take our RV down to the beaches in the wintertime.
Intermittent fasting helped me heal my chronic issues too! Best practice when done right. Some people take it too far and have issues crop up from it...ask me how I know lol I've learned to be careful with my hormonal health around IF
Yes, I've experimented with fasting, too. I try to do at least one 24 hour fast per month. I've done 48-60 hour ones this year. And regularly intermittent fast. It helps me control sugar and carb intake since I fill up on veggies and protein and fruit during the eating hours.
Thanks! Went to high school in Deerfield, and our Spanish teacher, Señor Carvajal, would take us to a restaurant in Highwood, IL to test our skills. I have a Mexico trip in October and your videos offer inspiration to connect with locals in Puerto Vallarta at food bank.
Sorry for the troubles you've had in the past weeks and months. I always enjoy your content and look forward to more from Mexico City and beyond. I'm actually going to be in CDMX in early July. Who knows? Maybe our paths will cross. All the best to you as you move forward and continue to deal with the challenges life has thrown you.
I've been checking for your vids on Sundays, today I found one! We all love you guys and wish you nothing but the best. You move to Columbia, we follow. Prayers and healing vibes coming your way, Jenny. It's awful that you are going through rough times, and at the same time wonderful that you were able to help your family, Jenny. You aren't the bad guy, that person is for behaving the way that they have, what you did was necessary and it's great that you are strong enough to do it. Please give updates on how things are going with your former employer. 🥰
🥹gosh, thank you so much. You have no idea how uplifting your words are for us! And things are slowly moving along. We’re discussing a settlement to avoid going to court, but nothing concrete yet
🥹gosh, thank you so much. You have no idea how uplifting your words are for us! And things are slowly moving along. We’re discussing a settlement to avoid going to court, but nothing concrete yet
We have some things in common. I was hesitant to comment, bc I understand how easily misunderstanding occurs. Still... The pains in the body, do this: 1) Take/remove as much, eventually all (over months, years) the stress out of your body. In "real world" terms, rest. Rest alot. Don't judge whether you should or shouldn't rest, let your body and mind communicate more clearly (over months) what it needs. I sarted by taking 10-30 mg of melatonin gummies whenever I could hear/feel my body wanting rest, but my mind not "allowing" the rest. Search, listen to 528 Mhz pure tones(not the ones combined with sounds of nature, water etc) on repeat for hours. As loudly as you can for as long as you can, too loud for comfort, turn down volume a little, find your sweet spot between hearing it and drifting to sleep with it. Set your alarm clocks as little as possible. Missed a thing bc resting? No problem. Your body is more important than the worlds noise which acts to distract you/me/us from real valuable understandings. When your hungry, eat what you crave, don't complicate too much. Not hungry, don't eat. Not sure? Pause until sure, knowing there's no right or wrong answer. All of this is like the example of putting on your oxygen mask before helping the person next to you, a fantastic example but one that few people actually practice (took me years). 2) The rent/house situation, do this: Do what you can, but more importantly don't overextend. This would be like putting "their" oxygen mask on b4 putting on your own. Sure, they may benefit greatly from your sacrifice...but it's all in vain when you've sacrificed your real joy and happiness out of some misguided sense that "that's what families do to uphold/show respect." The greatest respect should be to your own lives and labors, a truly kind and authentic person (family or otherwise) will understand this. If they can't/won't, then there's bigger issues beneath the surface beyond familial duties etc. (this took me decades to learn) 3) Activity, do this: A blu tooth speaker, some wine/juice/water, an open space in whichever locale (cocina, sala, garage, spare room, etc) Don't complicate it. You already enjoy each others company, just add to that however possible. Dance until it hurts, 7 minutes and 13 seconds? Great! If you love dancing, it's better than 0 min. Next time, maybe you notice 15 min, then 22, then 34, etc. 4) Do all of this consistently with as few expectations as possible. Stay open and apply intention. Pay attention but don't be critical, especially with each other. Yourselves and each other, little else is a necessary. This will not feel like it fits for some time, but if you just keep going...💯
Be careful, burnout is a real thing, and feeling energetic and adventurous is great but R&R is also incredibly beneficial to our mind and body. I wish only the very best for you both. I grew up in La Villita in Chitown in the 60' and 70's. Having family in Cicero and Berwyn and the near western burbs. Again, I wish you guys nothing but love, health and happiness, you're by far my favorite you tube couple. Lo deseo lo mejor, Tio Rafa..
For my raza👍🏽 in native teaching it might look like I’m helping you but you’re helping me spiritually becoming bigger letting go of my ego. “La bátala florida” el combate con uno mismo Lo primero que ay que venser dentro la impecabilidad es el enemigo más poderoso que es el guerrero de uno mismo”. -Martin Garcia zen yaotl
🥺 wow, qué importante mensaje y lección nos estas compartiendo. Te agradecemos de todo corazón ❤️ gracias, gracias 🙏🏽 espero que el universo te multiplique las bendiciones ✨
@@EatBailaTravel Quetzalcoatl, "Quetzal" refers to a bird "Coatl" is the nahual name for water snake or serpent. The bird represents the spirit, that which flies. The snake represents materialism, slithering on the ground. It's our way to express the struggle we human face in our life time when considering the different paths offered by materialism and spirituality. It is no coincidence that the spiritual path comes before the material "coatl" name. It's makeing a statement that spirituality comes first it's eternal then material life which is temporary. The serpent sheds their skin its skin., it is transferring into a new stage in life. Similarly, the human can undergo change and transformation when a new raised consciousness is gained. Laugh at life, live for today and keep moving forward. Your mind should always be present never in the past nor in the future your actions creates your path. When thinking of the past or future means you don’t have control of your thoughts. When you put out good energy to the world that same energy will come back to you it’s a universal law.
Thank you for uploading this update, it's nice to hear what's been going on. I'm working on my dual citizenship finally and should be done in a few weeks. 🎉 Also, as far as helping being from an immigrant family, I'm really lucky that my parents are financially savvy despite being low income. I've gained additional financial literacy because of them. Best wishes in the road ahead. 😊
Jenny, I am so proud of you for making the har decisions. Your health is the main focus and I know that you will be feeling better super soon. I trust that. You guys have an amazing bond and that will get you thru anything. I am glad to see you both. I can't wait to hear and see more of you going forward. Much love
I’m happy to see you guys. Thanks for sharing your journey, wishing you the best and Jenny hopefully some reprieve from your symptoms. Take your time to feel better, hugs!! 🤗🤗
I've been searching for you and my thought's were something like this was happening. But you're still with us, you're still together. Take care of yourself Jennie. Heath is most important. Thank you for sharing. If ever in San Miguel de Allende you're bienvenidos. Andrew
I am so sorry you are dealing with this! I can sympathize because I have had severe tension headaches for a couple of weeks, and it is SO debilitating! All I can do is sleep and cancel all my plans. And then add onto that these legal problems AND needing to plan your next move. I hope you can trust in the universe that everything will work out in due time. Sometimes you have no control, so you just have to move forward and let life unfold. Love you both. All I can say is, don't move to Lake Chapala. It has been horrible this month and the lake is at about 30% capacity. I'm looking at San Cristobal de las Casas. Post when you can, but I just look forward to whatever you do whenever you can.
Oh my gosh, I’m so sorry to hear about your headaches 🤕 it’s so difficult to do anything with a headache. I’m doing spiritual work as well and the universe certainly has my trust. Thanks so much for your kind words, Tamara 🫶🏻
San Cristobal is great, just take extra extra precautions with the water and food there. People often get quite sick there. We love SanCris, but got an awful intestinal infection while we were there last 😣
Seems that through all the turbulence, God showed you guys the answer you were looking for in terms of where to settle down. Sending positive vibes your way!!
We missed you guys and I thought about y’all last week. Hey life can throw some curves balls, so no need to apologize for having to take a break to deal with life. You two are such a beautiful couple and I love that you are supporting each other. Sending support and prayers your way. 🙏🏿
I left Mexico Tenochtitlan when I was 15. I'm in my 40's now. and I find a struggle to commute. Is not impossible! but the city is a totally different monster and it does take a LOT OF ENERGY. It helps that I have lots of uncles and cousin but still. I totally understand the feeling! Hechenle ganas muchachos, sigan en su propia guerra florida! Tenchikawak, fuerza guerrera!
I love CDMX but it can be a stressful place with pollution, high altitude/thin atmosphere, millions of people all over, and the need to travel long distances (among many other stressors). That stress I am sure does not help the body. Take care of yourselves and thank you for always striving to make such fun and honest content that shows your lives on this great adventure! Mucha suerte, cuidense, y esperaremos el proximo video cuando esten listos para compartirlo. I can't wait!
I’m so sorry you guys are dealing with this. You don’t need to apologize for not being able to share content-your health is priority! We support you guys and appreciate the contest that you do share with us ❤ Wishing you all the best!!
I wish you nothing but success as you continue to move forward through some challenging times! You got this! Jenny, I hope your health improves and you start feeling much better! Whatever you do and wherever you end up, I'm here and will continue to be here. QUE DIOS LOS BENDIGA HOY Y SIEMPRE!!! ❤😎
My best wishes to you both! Take care of yourselves first…health is most important. I have been dealing with continuing nerve pain since 2014 and one thing that you may want to try is ACCUPUNTURE….that saved me, my condition is much more controlled…along with anti-flammatory diet, I have an improved life, can travel and dance again! Try to find a good specialist to help you…it takes time to find one, then once the treatment works for you….you can do it every other week session for maintenance. It made a huge difference for me and hope it does to you too! Take care, Lilian
I have chronic fatigue syndrome and I 100% relate, it's just the absolute worst, I really feel for you. I wanted to spend time in Mexico City but I feel like I would feel similarly there. I love Puerto Escondido too and I'm excited to see you guys' adventures there, love to you guys!💗
Jenny, I feel you in many ways. I also have fibromylagia and lupus. Having a very clean and pure eating lifestyle, yoga, meditation, and nasal breathing techniques have helped me. And of course grounding on the beach or grass is healing for me too. I'm also a Mexican-American girl from California with dual citizenship who dreams of buying a home in my parents' native land of Mexico. I'm ready to buy/invest in Puerto Escondido now, but how do I convince my husband who loves traveling to resorts in Mexico, but who has reservations about living there with our baby? Que Dios los bendiga! 🙏🏼
😮💨 sorry to hear you can relate! But those are all good practices and I’m glad you have a routine. Has your hubbie been to PE? He needs to experience it for himself so he can see the vibe and opportunities. I know of another 🇲🇽🇺🇸 girl with 2 small kids born and raising them in PE and she’s loving it. Muchas gracias por tus lindas palabras. Sending you all the healing vibes ✨
Deseandoles todo lo mejor! Y sobretodo que estes llena de salud Jenny! Kuddos to Kevin for being a supportive husband and being there for you! Remember that this too shall pass and that better days are ahead! Un abrazo para los dos.😊😊😊
I love Mexico City, however I found the altitude took its toll on me. I fatigued to quickly. I had wanted to live there full time pero no puedo, I’ve lived at sea level all my life, never farther than twenty miles from the ocean . I hope the coast helps you heal Jenny. Salt water, sand and sun are rejuvenating 💫
Sorry to hear that your health has been bothering you, I haven't been back to your channel in a few months as I have been dealing with various projects. I am so happy that you guys are moving to Colombia, if the body needs it then its a must do! Also I am extremely excited to hear you guys bought some land in Puerto Escondido, the buying process can be a cool video in of itself! I can't wait to see what the future will hold :D
Hope you guys find what you guys are looking for both physically and mentally! Good luck in Colombia and can’t wait for you guys to find your forever home in Escondido! 😀
Take care of yourself Jenny, you might want to look into foods that cause inflammation. I have learned that foods are both a blessing and a curse. Good clean organic food is expensive but it helps with inflammation so much. Is medicinal marijuana a thing in CDMX? If so it might be worth looking into for pain management. Do they have junior colleges in CDMX, our local "city college" offers water aerobics at an inexpensive rate, maybe there's something similar. I enjoy both of your personalities and content, I hope you find a good treatment and continue to do the things that make you happy.
Thanks, Noel! I try my best to maintain an antiinflamatory diet. Marijuana legislation in Mexico is still ongoing in development, but right now, medical use of marijuana is allowed in its CBD (non-thc) form only. The sale of marijuana in herbal form is not legal, but the Mexican constitution reserves the individual right to grow and consume for recreational purposes (in reasonable and individual amounts). That being said, I do use CBD and THC herbal supplements to help with pain. The effect doesn’t last very long for me, but I think it does help.
Jenny, so it is true that the beach helps fibromyalgia. Soft massage daily helps also. I take gabapentin 300mg 5 per day. I did get off of it but...I got right back on it. Stress has a lot to do with the pain you also end up getting flares, which means its hard to wake up in the morning. What I don't like the most is the fatigue 😢
Wishing You both lots of health and success in future projects. By the way thanks to your video about Atlixco and our Airbnb we had a guest from Florida USA who was following your trip around Veracruz and puebla. Thank You and keep well. See you again maybe in puerto escondido. Kisses and hugs
Hi guys, I'm so sorry you are having such a ruff flair up. I totally feel for you as I have been experiencing the worst fibro flair up in years. Like you there have been lots of tears and days I just feel like screaming cause I just can't take it. I really wish I could find a good Dr. here in CDMX who understands Fibromyalgia and Chronic fatigue. I really wish I could go back to Cali ( I do love Mexico ) but all my family is in California and being alone with this excruciating pain has been very difficult. Hang in there mija. I know its difficult, I've been dealing with this for 25 yrs. better days are coming. Take Care of each other.😊 PS: Hopefully we can meet up before you all leave.
Oh I really feel for you. I'm so sorry for your health struggles. I was moved to share my journey with chronic illnesses in case it is helpful for you. I have always had one thing or another wrong with me, since the birth of my son. And into menopause when my body fully began breaking down. By the way, from thyroid problems to sinusitis, to constant headaches and major irritations in my urinary tract - doctors have been useless. They simply can't do more than give you drugs with serious side effects, that don't cure you. The medical industry is good for emergencies but useless with chronic illnesses. Long story short, it was dealing with oxalates (for about a year now) has (I kid you not) eliminated many of my issues. The weakness and arthritis in my thumbs, the incredible pain in my urinary tract, gut issues, strange moving pains in the body, etc. It varies between people because dumping oxalates can take months or years. Your body "dumps" in cycles, and it can be harmful, so this has to be done gradually. Being young is in your favor. Anyway, I encourage you to look this up as doctors only learn about oxalates when related to kidney stones. But these nasty micro shards can collect in different parts of the body causing so so many illnesses, including fibromyalgia. If you're interested you can search on "oxalates sally norton" in youtube for a start. I wish for you all the best and good luck in your journey. Thank you for all your wonderful videos!
buena suerte amigos yo los acompaño hasta colombia como chingaos no no me pierdo ninguno de sus videos bendiciones y que todo se arregle pronto buena vibra para ustedes dos🙂
Do what's best for your health. Im sending good energy your way. Ill buy you guys tacos someday wherever you are. I'll be in cdmx in July and Puerto Escondido first week of August. Hope a good result happens soon for your home in chicago. Life happens and you will bless us with new content when you are healthy and it feels right.
We have missed you on video but it's important to take care of yourselves first. That's a bummer about the squatter in your new place in Chicago. Take care of yourselves first. We'll still be here when you do put out videos. -Marc
So very sorry to hear of your struggles. Things will get better in time. Regarding losing the job, I know it feels like the worst thing, but usually it's just life's way of moving you to where you are supposed to be next. Think of it as part of your journeys. I have a couple suggestions for you: Why not approach a few managers of local hotels with pools, explain your situation and ask for permission to use their pool until August? Also, there is a form of free meditation classes you can try called Sahaja. It enables you to clear imbalances in the body, which may in turn reduce your pain. Another option is to try cold showers, which you can learn very cheaply with Wim Hof Method on audible. Cold water exposure and breathwork can have powerful healing effects on the body. I wish you both well and am excited for you regarding Columbia, the possible road trip and your new home in PE. I love you guys and will be coming along for the ride. Please do keep us updated when you feel well enough to do so, as hearing from you brightens up my day big time ❤
Life can get rough, I know that too well. Both of y'all are good for each other from what I can vibe. Keep it in prayer . No hay nada en este mundo qué no podamos solucionar. ❤
Wishing y'all success and happiness in your upcoming journey! A virtual hug to Jenny. Dios aprieta pero no ahorca. Take a much deserved break and we will be here when you get back and look forward to the new adventure.
You’re absolutely right! I actually took an anti-parasitic medication last week. I don’t feel much different but I will get some neem products. Thanks so much for mentioning it.
Parasites produce eggs for weeks and months..so you need to keep taking coconut oil cold press. One spoon every day, you can mix it in your coffee.. instead of milk. punkin seeds, garlic..as a part of your meals for at least two or three months..this get rid of of candida albicans ..and balance your pH bacteria in your stomach to help heal the whole body by itself.. if you do it in your second week, you will feel how your body is improving. Hope this information helps. ✨️
I am so sorry about how you're feeling, Jenny. Some years ago I was sick with Lyme Disease for a long time and so I can relate. One of the hardest things I experienced was people sayng, "but you LOOK fine!" I imagine you know all about that. It seems obvious that CDMX would require a lot of energy. It is just so huge and so much going on, for better or worse... I was expecting the announcement re: Puerto Escondido! Excited for you and hope that Colombia is awesome. Have you investigated San Angel yet? The market there is wonderful and like Coyoacan it has that small neighborhood feel. Abrazos to both of you.
Sending healing energy Jenny... A lot of these diseases are from toxic liver. Look into that. The energy in CDMX is alot ....I was very sick when I lived there and got a bit better when i traveled to Peru but got sick again when I moved to PV (i'm into astrology and found out I had my Saturn and Pluto in Mexico, so lots of hard lessons and purging ((which is form of diseases). So now i'm moving to El Salvador where I have positive planets (better light and fun energy) by end of this month. Hope you guys will one day visit Central America. xoxo 💕🙏🏼
You are such an amazing and loving couple, I wish we were neighbors and friends. Thank you for your openess and be assured, wherever you go, you will have faithful friends you can reach out to any time.
So sorry to hear! Have you had tried "cash for keys" to try to get rid of the person out of the home? May things begin to look better the rest of 2024!
We considered that but quickly crossed it out. We’d rather let the legal system run its course rather than reward them for their misbehavior. I know that can be a favorable option for others though.
Lo mejor para ustedes 2. Los extraño y los extrañaré na vez, snif snif snif, se vayan para Colombia. Todo sea por la salud y el bienestar de los dos. Regresen pronto.
Solo necesitamos playita y baile para alimentar el alma para poder regresar al 💯 y listos para seguir pa delante! Muchas gracias por tu ánimo 🙏🏽 bendiciones ✨
You are a good team. I like that you're good at making short-term and long-term decisions that benefit you both. Rough patches don't last forever. Legal issues eventually end. Your health is what's most important. Take care.
Oh man, I'm sorry to hear you're struggling so much with your fibromylagia. Mine has improved since moving to Mexico (mine is triggered by stress and the cold, but mostly the cold, which is why I think it improved). I'm interested in swimming for exercise too (I haven't seriously looked b/c I'm too poor now, but the one place I saw was also VERY expensive, like 4x what gyms are in the US). Anyway, I get it; I usually can't function after 8-9 pm. In regards to your furniture, maybe your landlord would buy it from you so they can rent it as furnished?
Glad to hear you’ve felt improvement! I’d made progress for some time, and then life threw these curveballs and I’m struggling again I’m hopefully things will get better for me again. I do yoga and light pilates and that helps some. That’s a good idea!
I actually live in Xalapa (I'm from he US also). I've been around most of Mexico. I recommend traveling to ancient archeological sites (So many in Mexico) and report/film them. It is very relaxing visiting these sites. I been to a ton of them. Very few people/tourists at these sites/especially on weekdays. Entrance fees are free on Sunday at all or most sites. You can also learn Nahuatl on the side. Even film these arqueological sites using the Nahuatl language. I know lots of Nahuatl native speakers (who specialize teaching Nahuatl) I can hook you up. Let me know.
La mera verdad hay tanto ytuber Latino y Asiaticos y bueno de todo haciendo contenido sobre Mexico! Unos me dan la impresion que solo hacen contenido para motenizar y entre mas digan; Viva Mexico! mas vistas tienen y mas suscriptores! Tambien me doy cuenta que los Mexicanos de Mexico no muy bien quieren a los Americanos de ascendencia Mexicana. Ustedes se ven ser muy bellas personas! Saludos!
So sorry to hear that, Jenny. I have autoimmune condition too, still manage to fly to Mexico twice a year to receive better, less expensive medical care in Mexico compared to USA. Sometimes still take CDMX Metro and Bus, but relying more on Uber to get around. Most of the things need to do, including hotel is conveniently on Insurgentes (MB Linea 1) Is that family property (Puebla??) near the water? With the lease expiration, perhaps next place you live would have a swimming pool. Have condo on the beach with 3 pools. (city omitted for privacy) Take care, saludos!!
Nice to watch your channel again guys! I missed it! ❤ sorry to hear about Jenny’s condition, I wonder if astrology might offer some ways to mitigate it, and I’d consider also to check locational astrology as well. Wonder if you would be interested in a collaboration? We can meet in zoom and discuss it. I also can refer you to a very good medical and nutrition astrologer, one of my teachers. On another note, I had some kind of intuitive feeling that Mexico city might not be the best place for you. Seems like that’s what is happening… Myself I had to relocate to Moscow Russia for half a year to deal with some family matters and documents. As much as culturally bigger cities are much more rich than smaller, the logistical side can be draining. As always it is good to stay connected, thank you for sharing your life here. Warmly, Tatiana 🌿
15:07 YT recommended you a few weeks ago. So sorry I’m new here. What business are you guys thinking of opening. I just started to watch your latest videos. So I’m back tracking on the history of the channel
I can see how much you’ve been going through! You both are just the greatest people who deserve the world! That person who doesn’t want to leave your house needs to LEAVE! And they will just wait. 2024 will get better and you two will be able to enjoy it stress free 💕 🙏
I was struggling with the same thing, but honestly as soon as I started working on my mental health and ignoring the pain it went away. Also a Mexican brand of this natural products really helped me out, ismarely is the name of the brand
when you say "the same thing", are you saying you also had fibromyalgia? I'm glad you found mental health work! I'm doing that as well but it's been a long road. Mental and physical pain are super closely correlated. Thanks for mentioning the product, i'll check it out
@@EatBailaTravel I have not been diagnosed but started dealing with spread out pain on many parts of my body, it was like a moving pain but honestly my neck and shoulder area was the worse for about a year but then after doing a lot of reading I decided to quit over thinking things and stressing over everything but most of all my faith in god made the biggest difference, and no I do not belong to any religion, I do not believe in organized religion, but I do believe in god and I decided to trust him and everything became so much better.
I’m sorry to hear about you condition Jenny. I can’t imagine working with that chronic pain. I didn’t know Gym and pool memberships in Cdmx were so expensive. Out of reach for the middle class people. Is it a squatter problem you have in your property in the US?
Health is Wealth! Focus on yourselves 1st and foremost. Everyone one else comes second. Remember that if you are not at 100% Physically, Mentally and Spiritually you can’t help others. Stay strong 💪🏽 #❤
I have watched a few of your videos & it is interesting to see your perspective living in Mexico city especially being that you are Mexican American. It is important for people of Mexican heritage to see the real Mexican culture in the interior of Mexico vs the often distorted version seen in the U.S. & border towns of Mexico. With that said I was actually born in Mexico City to an Anglo mother & Mexican father from Puebla. I grew up in Dallas as my mother wanted me to go to school in the states and she wanted to be closer to her family just south of Dallas. I visited Mexico City every year for Christmas. Back in the 1980's when I was a child I thought Mexico City was insane as far as the traffic, pollution & overcrowding. Now it's probably 10 times worse. While I recognize and am honestly fascinated with the history of Mexico-the 500 year old buildings from the Spanish & ruins from indigenous people, I just could never imagine being there or living there for an extended period of time. The traffic alone drives me nuts. No pun intended. As an avid long distance runner I have a hard time with smoggy days. The elevation is good for training but that smog is harmful. I actually went to Mexico City for less than a day last week for a quick family matter. Just being there for a few hours dealing with the traffic & haze reminded me how little I wanted to be there. Nothing against the city. The people are great for the most part. It's just a feeling of claustrophobia. Now I live in El Paso since moving from Dallas last year. Even Juarez just across the border at least has much cleaner air. But I guess people can get used to anything which is how my Dad lived in Mexico City for most of his 90 years. Hope things work out for you guys. Cheers.
Wow thanks so much for sharing about yourself! Yea I agree Mexico City is amazing and I love it but that doesn’t mean I need to live there if I don’t have to 😅 they have enough people and perhaps I shouldn’t add to it’s overpopulation.. lol
Jenny, a powerful anti-inflammatory is KRILL OIL. lab tests showed it reduced CRP (Reactiva C Proteina) inflammatory market. Try major pharmacy or Tienda Naturista (Coahuillia, Roma Norte)
Props to Kevin for taking care of Jenny and her family. Remember life has ups and down. Take it one step at a time. Everything balances out. Nothing is static. Just remember when it's a bad day, let it go and take a nap or go to sleep early. Tomorrow is a new day. God bless you both. Mexico is not easy place to live at all. Everything is a challenge.
Gracias amigo por tus lindas palabras 🙏🏽✨🫶🏻 bendiciones
The amount of joy I experience upon seeing your uploads! Sending you healing thoughts your way, Jenny. You both deserve nothing short of the very best. I eagerly await future updates and the next chapter in you and Kevin’s lives. Thank you for all that you both do to make our days better!
Aw, Thanks so much for you kind words 🥰 muchas bendiciones para ti ✨
Thanks for always being so transparent with your lives and yes, I miss all the adventures you share with us on a weekly basis. Can't wait for Colombia!!!
Thanks for your kind words, Glenda 🙏🏽💖
Dear Jenny I know a little on how you are feeling , I have terminal Pancreatic Cancer and for the last few months it has taken a lot out of me , I get tired uch foster and its taking me much longer to recover and the only thing I can tell you is this Take Care Of You you've got your self a good man who loves you so you know your not alone do what you need tofeel better and know that there a old grumpy geengo from Ohio praying for you❤
I was in Mexico City about a week ago (in Miguel Hidalgo as well) and the altitude and pollution were somewhat overwhelming. I found that as I was walking the streets, I had to stop and get some rest every 30 minutes or so. So I can see why it's taking a toll on you guys. I wish you all the best.
Same here. My wife and I, both 70, visited recently. The altitude and pollution were tough to deal with.
Living in any big city in the world is stressful, that why I live in small towns now
That's why I go there only in the fall and winter. I used to visit throughout the year but now that my girlfriend from Mexico city and I split, no more walking around in an outdoor sauna lol.
Yea, and while the altitude is something you can get used to over time, pollution, not so much
Wishing the best for both of you! I think getting out of the city and, close to the ocean will help your body relax. So much stress is taxing to the body, soul, and, mind.
My friend was born and raised in California and also has fibromyalgia. Her and her husband sold their home and bought a home in the Yucatán peninsula. She is now thriving their and says she attributes it to the weather, swimming in the salty ocean and having less stress. Maybe it’s something you might benefit from as well. I too know how debilitating something like this can be . Wishing you the best of everything ❤
Saltwater has wonderful healing properties 🌊✨ glad it’s helped her! And thanks so much for your kind words. Bendiciones
My wife and I are based in Cali, Colombia and are visiting CDMX for a few months. We’ll be praying for you both and if you ever feel up for going dancing before you leave, let us know! :)
Hey there! How cool, we’d love to meet up for a night of salsa! We tried going recently but it didn’t go too well. We returned home before making it to place because I wasn’t feeling well. And the second time, we actually made it! But returned home after only a few songs because the pain and fatigue were too much 😞 we’re still taking life more slowly these days and miss dancing so so much
Can’t wait to see you eating, bailando and traveling in Puerto Escondido! We’ll wait patiently hoping you feel better each day and that you will soon be doing all the things you love again! Love you guys 🫶🏼
Thank you, Kelly! 🙏🏽💖
So much love for you two!! Cheers for staying strong, keeping it all in perspective and doing life together. You’re an inspiration!
Thanks so much for your kind words 🙏🏽🫶🏻 sending blessings your way ✨
You two are such sweethearts. You brought us so much joy within minutes of meeting you. Sending lots of love and positive energy. This too you will get through
Thank you so much for your kind worlds 🥹🫶🏻 sending blessings ✨
Thanks for the update. I am sorry your health has been a struggle lately, Jenny. I am glad you are both doing self-care. You are two it the kindest and most authentic people I have met and I believe good things are right around the corner for you ❤
I keep you in my thoughts and prayers. Kevin mentioning Orizaba 3 years ago led to us exploring this part of Veracruz and moving to Córdoba. Our lives have improved immensely with this move. Thank you for sharing with us and being a positive force in the world. Un fuerte abrazo.
HI! We remember you being as one of our very first subscribers, we hope you are doing well. We wish you the best, saludos!
Your health is first, take care. I have a cousin with fibromyalgia and changing her eating habits has helped. Mostly no gluten or sugar , you may want to look into that. I wish you all the best
Definitely! I focus on an anti-inflammatory diet, and it’s tough to cut out sweets completely because I love dessert, but I do limit it. I took a food sensitivity test and gluten is okay for me, according to that test. I’ve also tried the keto diet and it only gave me minimal improvement with fibro symptoms
1st, Kevin is awesome for helping Jenny family.
2nd, Jenny, you may have helped me out tremendously. You talking about Fibromyalgia and talking about some symptoms made me look it up because it sounds a lot like my experiences. When looking up all the symptoms, I matched the vast majority. I’ve had arthritis since i was a teen though not diagnosed until I was near 30. I’m constantly fatigue, have insomnia, I’m always hurting all over, I have stomach issues, I’m constantly having focus issues (I also have ADHD and the insomnia and fatigue make it worse), etc. so it’s something I will be looking into with my doctor
I love to travel but when I’m hurting, it becomes far more difficult. Even in Chicago, if it’s not near my home and I have to go to neighborhoods further away, it can really wear me down if I’m in that “bad physical mood” either from fatigue or pain. I was in Mexico City last year and I can relate to the pain of moving around in a big city like CDMX with all the pain the fatigue
Big hugs to you guys! It will get better. Excited for the PE move. The surf is amazing there too.
I would love to learn to surf!
I've gone through something similar, my heart goes out to you. It is brutal being that sick! Intermittent fasting and working with a functional medicine doctor were the keys to my healing. Cannabis was a life saver too if you can get quality medicine! The mother plant is the biggest blessing to those going through chronic pain and fatigue. Wishing you the best!
You guys should start buiding in puerto escondido, traveling back and forth to different places requires mucho dinero, stop throwing your money away and focus on your puerto Escondido project. Which is where you guys will end in the near future.
Forget about coming back to Chicago. You guys started something good in Mexico, and i m pretty sure your future has a bright and beautiful ending.
Saludos desde chicago.
I appreciate your well-intended advice! Though, we could never just forget about Chicago 🥲 our family, people we love are there and we want to stay in their lives. We want to take care of them when they’re in need. One dream investment at a time. We finally accomplished our goal of buying a home in the US and next will be our dream home and business in Mexico. Baby steps. In between, we need some self care before we are ready to get to WORK 🫶🏻 that beautiful future is in the making and we’re not in a hurry to get there 🌈💖
Stay strong!! There will always be bumps on the road and ups and downs. I enjoy your posts and hope you can get back on your feet ❤️❤️❤️🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Sad to hear of all the struggles, you`ll come out of it strong. With lots of people putting out content that presents the perfect life it refreshing to hear from truthful and authentic people. Appreciate your sincerity and continue to love your videos, the fun, exciting and even the struggles. We were in Puebla and Veracruz a couple of weeks ago and stopped by Centro Historico in DF before flying back to Chicago. Puebla is amazing and its on our places to move to. DF is a big challenge and you guys have done it so well. All the best to you both, it will all work out positively.
Thanks so much for your kind words 🙏🏽
Puebla is great! Glad you enjoyed it.
Sending you both peace and healing 🙏 Thank you for sharing yourselves with us, but ultimately, you come 1st.
Thank you, Lisa 💖
We wish you both all best in life and in health. Sending you good vibes and good spirits. Take care friend, cheers from 2 Canucks living in Mexico! ✌🏽💖
Muchas gracias, amigos! Saludos
Do what you need to do. We're not going anywhere. You're stuck with us. Love you guys!
You’re so sweet 🥹🫶🏻❤️ thanks so much.
Jenny- undiagnosed Lyme disease is often the trigger for fibro (and other things like MS) . I’d highly recommend looking into testing with IgeneX labs in the USA. Have to pay out of pocket since mainstream med just has no clue when it comes to diagnosing and treating Lyme disease. The word fibromyalgia only describes symptoms (muscle pain), but there is always a cause. Praying you feel better soon- I have chronic Lyme and fibro symptoms all the time as well (I’m 58) but a good Lyme literate doctor (LLMD) can help alot .
Well this is interesting. I’m early 40’s and when I was a teen they believed I had Lyme disease then they changed it to children’s rheumatoid arthritis. Then in my late 20’s they diagnosed me with Ankylosing Spondylitis
But I looked Fibromyalgia and I have almost all the symptoms. I wonder if that Lyme Disease triggered fibromyalgia and I’ve been undiagnosed? 🤔
@@Homer-OJ-Simpson Completely possible. It is so underdiagnosed because the standard test has to be run at just the right time before the bacteria hide in your organs and joints out of the bloodstream. If you can find a functional med doctor who will write a script for the IgeneX testing it can help- check out their website and give them a call I think they are pretty helpful.
@@Homer-OJ-Simpson Looks like my two replies to you were deleted? sorry, not sure what I did wrong - but anyway you can search for Burrascano lyme checklist to find more info! Hope you find answers and healing!
@@Homer-OJ-Simpson Not sure who or why my responses to you are all being blocked/deleted. Super weird censorship? I didn't say anything controversial at all.
I found a lot of remission from my chronic fatigue and fibro using intermittent fasting. I'll never be 100% but I'll take being 70-80% now rather than being in bed/wiped out and in so much pain. Good luck on your healing journey. I find that the quieter and more in nature my life is the better I feel, too.
We are living in the small town of Santa Maria del Tule, Oaxaca right now and we take our RV down to the beaches in the wintertime.
Intermittent fasting helped me heal my chronic issues too! Best practice when done right. Some people take it too far and have issues crop up from it...ask me how I know lol I've learned to be careful with my hormonal health around IF
Yes, I've experimented with fasting, too. I try to do at least one 24 hour fast per month. I've done 48-60 hour ones this year. And regularly intermittent fast. It helps me control sugar and carb intake since I fill up on veggies and protein and fruit during the eating hours.
Thanks! Went to high school in Deerfield, and our Spanish teacher, Señor Carvajal, would take us to a restaurant in Highwood, IL to test our skills. I have a Mexico trip in October and your videos offer inspiration to connect with locals in Puerto Vallarta at food bank.
Which restaurant in highwood?
Very cool!
Sorry for the troubles you've had in the past weeks and months. I always enjoy your content and look forward to more from Mexico City and beyond. I'm actually going to be in CDMX in early July. Who knows? Maybe our paths will cross. All the best to you as you move forward and continue to deal with the challenges life has thrown you.
I've been checking for your vids on Sundays, today I found one! We all love you guys and wish you nothing but the best. You move to Columbia, we follow. Prayers and healing vibes coming your way, Jenny. It's awful that you are going through rough times, and at the same time wonderful that you were able to help your family, Jenny. You aren't the bad guy, that person is for behaving the way that they have, what you did was necessary and it's great that you are strong enough to do it. Please give updates on how things are going with your former employer. 🥰
🥹gosh, thank you so much. You have no idea how uplifting your words are for us!
And things are slowly moving along. We’re discussing a settlement to avoid going to court, but nothing concrete yet
🥹gosh, thank you so much. You have no idea how uplifting your words are for us!
And things are slowly moving along. We’re discussing a settlement to avoid going to court, but nothing concrete yet
Happy for your new home in Chicago. I hope everything gets better and you guys keep posting awesome videos.
Thanks so much!!
We have some things in common. I was hesitant to comment, bc I understand how easily misunderstanding occurs. Still...
The pains in the body, do this:
1) Take/remove as much, eventually all (over months, years) the stress out of your body. In "real world" terms, rest. Rest alot. Don't judge whether you should or shouldn't rest, let your body and mind communicate more clearly (over months) what it needs. I sarted by taking 10-30 mg of melatonin gummies whenever I could hear/feel my body wanting rest, but my mind not "allowing" the rest. Search, listen to 528 Mhz pure tones(not the ones combined with sounds of nature, water etc) on repeat for hours. As loudly as you can for as long as you can, too loud for comfort, turn down volume a little, find your sweet spot between hearing it and drifting to sleep with it. Set your alarm clocks as little as possible. Missed a thing bc resting? No problem. Your body is more important than the worlds noise which acts to distract you/me/us from real valuable understandings. When your hungry, eat what you crave, don't complicate too much. Not hungry, don't eat. Not sure? Pause until sure, knowing there's no right or wrong answer. All of this is like the example of putting on your oxygen mask before helping the person next to you, a fantastic example but one that few people actually practice (took me years).
2) The rent/house situation, do this:
Do what you can, but more importantly don't overextend. This would be like putting "their" oxygen mask on b4 putting on your own. Sure, they may benefit greatly from your sacrifice...but it's all in vain when you've sacrificed your real joy and happiness out of some misguided sense that "that's what families do to uphold/show respect." The greatest respect should be to your own lives and labors, a truly kind and authentic person (family or otherwise) will understand this. If they can't/won't, then there's bigger issues beneath the surface beyond familial duties etc. (this took me decades to learn)
3) Activity, do this: A blu tooth speaker, some wine/juice/water, an open space in whichever locale (cocina, sala, garage, spare room, etc) Don't complicate it. You already enjoy each others company, just add to that however possible. Dance until it hurts, 7 minutes and 13 seconds? Great! If you love dancing, it's better than 0 min. Next time, maybe you notice 15 min, then 22, then 34, etc.
4) Do all of this consistently with as few expectations as possible. Stay open and apply intention. Pay attention but don't be critical, especially with each other. Yourselves and each other, little else is a necessary. This will not feel like it fits for some time, but if you just keep going...💯
Be careful, burnout is a real thing, and feeling energetic and adventurous is great but R&R is also incredibly beneficial to our mind and body. I wish only the very best for you both. I grew up in La Villita in Chitown in the 60' and 70's. Having family in Cicero and Berwyn and the near western burbs. Again, I wish you guys nothing but love, health and happiness, you're by far my favorite you tube couple. Lo deseo lo mejor, Tio Rafa..
Definitely. We care too much about this channel and each other to let burnout get the best of us. We appreciate you, Tío Rafa 🤗✨
For my raza👍🏽 in native teaching it might look like I’m helping you but you’re helping me spiritually becoming bigger letting go of my ego. “La bátala florida” el combate con uno mismo Lo primero que ay que venser dentro la impecabilidad es el enemigo más poderoso que es el guerrero de uno mismo”. -Martin Garcia zen yaotl
What a nice gesture. Bendiciones
Bless you bro.
🥺 wow, qué importante mensaje y lección nos estas compartiendo. Te agradecemos de todo corazón ❤️ gracias, gracias 🙏🏽 espero que el universo te multiplique las bendiciones ✨
@@EatBailaTravel Quetzalcoatl, "Quetzal" refers to a bird "Coatl" is the nahual name for water snake or serpent. The bird represents the spirit, that which flies. The snake represents materialism, slithering on the ground. It's our way to express the struggle we human face in our life time when considering the different paths offered by materialism and spirituality. It is no coincidence that the spiritual path comes before the material "coatl" name.
It's makeing a statement that spirituality comes first it's eternal then material life which is temporary.
The serpent sheds their skin its skin., it is transferring into a new stage in life. Similarly, the human can undergo change and transformation when a new raised consciousness is gained.
Laugh at life, live for today and keep moving forward. Your mind should always be present never in the past nor in the future your actions creates your path. When thinking of the past or future means you don’t have control of your thoughts. When you put out good energy to the world that same energy will come back to you it’s a universal law.
Thank you for uploading this update, it's nice to hear what's been going on.
I'm working on my dual citizenship finally and should be done in a few weeks. 🎉
Also, as far as helping being from an immigrant family, I'm really lucky that my parents are financially savvy despite being low income. I've gained additional financial literacy because of them.
Best wishes in the road ahead. 😊
I have missed you guys
We are coming back 7/28!!!!
Sending y'all so much love and continued healing 💖 may these upcoming months be filled with joy, abundance, and hopefully some dancing 💃🏽
Sending you both a big hug 💜 and a healing vibes your way, Jenny.
Muchas gracias 💖🫂
Jenny, I am so proud of you for making the har decisions. Your health is the main focus and I know that you will be feeling better super soon. I trust that. You guys have an amazing bond and that will get you thru anything. I am glad to see you both. I can't wait to hear and see more of you going forward. Much love
I’m happy to see you guys. Thanks for sharing your journey, wishing you the best and Jenny hopefully some reprieve from your symptoms. Take your time to feel better, hugs!! 🤗🤗
I've been searching for you and my thought's were something like this was happening. But you're still with us, you're still together. Take care of yourself Jennie. Heath is most important. Thank you for sharing. If ever in San Miguel de Allende you're bienvenidos. Andrew
Thank you so much for your kind words, Andrew🥹❤️🫂
I am so sorry you are dealing with this! I can sympathize because I have had severe tension headaches for a couple of weeks, and it is SO debilitating! All I can do is sleep and cancel all my plans. And then add onto that these legal problems AND needing to plan your next move. I hope you can trust in the universe that everything will work out in due time. Sometimes you have no control, so you just have to move forward and let life unfold. Love you both. All I can say is, don't move to Lake Chapala. It has been horrible this month and the lake is at about 30% capacity. I'm looking at San Cristobal de las Casas. Post when you can, but I just look forward to whatever you do whenever you can.
Oh my gosh, I’m so sorry to hear about your headaches 🤕 it’s so difficult to do anything with a headache. I’m doing spiritual work as well and the universe certainly has my trust. Thanks so much for your kind words, Tamara 🫶🏻
San Cristobal is great, just take extra extra precautions with the water and food there. People often get quite sick there. We love SanCris, but got an awful intestinal infection while we were there last 😣
Seems that through all the turbulence, God showed you guys the answer you were looking for in terms of where to settle down. Sending positive vibes your way!!
Thanks so much for your kind words 🙏🏽 bendiciones ✨
We missed you guys and I thought about y’all last week. Hey life can throw some curves balls, so no need to apologize for having to take a break to deal with life. You two are such a beautiful couple and I love that you are supporting each other. Sending support and prayers your way. 🙏🏿
I left Mexico Tenochtitlan when I was 15. I'm in my 40's now. and I find a struggle to commute. Is not impossible! but the city is a totally different monster and it does take a LOT OF ENERGY. It helps that I have lots of uncles and cousin but still. I totally understand the feeling! Hechenle ganas muchachos, sigan en su propia guerra florida! Tenchikawak, fuerza guerrera!
✨🫶🏻❤️ muchas gracias por tus lindas palabras. Bendiciones
I love CDMX but it can be a stressful place with pollution, high altitude/thin atmosphere, millions of people all over, and the need to travel long distances (among many other stressors). That stress I am sure does not help the body. Take care of yourselves and thank you for always striving to make such fun and honest content that shows your lives on this great adventure! Mucha suerte, cuidense, y esperaremos el proximo video cuando esten listos para compartirlo. I can't wait!
🥹 muchísimas gracias. No tienes idea cuanto tus palabras nos levanta el ánimo! 🙏🏽🫶🏻
May God bless you with great health. Congrats on your new home! First video, but I’ll check back in.
I’m so sorry you guys are dealing with this. You don’t need to apologize for not being able to share content-your health is priority! We support you guys and appreciate the contest that you do share with us ❤ Wishing you all the best!!
Thank you for your kindness 🤗🥲 best wishes to you as well ✨
I wish you nothing but success as you continue to move forward through some challenging times! You got this! Jenny, I hope your health improves and you start feeling much better! Whatever you do and wherever you end up, I'm here and will continue to be here. QUE DIOS LOS BENDIGA HOY Y SIEMPRE!!! ❤😎
My best wishes to you both! Take care of yourselves first…health is most important. I have been dealing with continuing nerve pain since 2014 and one thing that you may want to try is ACCUPUNTURE….that saved me, my condition is much more controlled…along with anti-flammatory diet, I have an improved life, can travel and dance again! Try to find a good specialist to help you…it takes time to find one, then once the treatment works for you….you can do it every other week session for maintenance. It made a huge difference for me and hope it does to you too! Take care, Lilian
I have chronic fatigue syndrome and I 100% relate, it's just the absolute worst, I really feel for you. I wanted to spend time in Mexico City but I feel like I would feel similarly there. I love Puerto Escondido too and I'm excited to see you guys' adventures there, love to you guys!💗
Jenny, I feel you in many ways. I also have fibromylagia and lupus. Having a very clean and pure eating lifestyle, yoga, meditation, and nasal breathing techniques have helped me. And of course grounding on the beach or grass is healing for me too. I'm also a Mexican-American girl from California with dual citizenship who dreams of buying a home in my parents' native land of Mexico. I'm ready to buy/invest in Puerto Escondido now, but how do I convince my husband who loves traveling to resorts in Mexico, but who has reservations about living there with our baby? Que Dios los bendiga! 🙏🏼
😮💨 sorry to hear you can relate! But those are all good practices and I’m glad you have a routine.
Has your hubbie been to PE? He needs to experience it for himself so he can see the vibe and opportunities. I know of another 🇲🇽🇺🇸 girl with 2 small kids born and raising them in PE and she’s loving it.
Muchas gracias por tus lindas palabras. Sending you all the healing vibes ✨
Deseandoles todo lo mejor! Y sobretodo que estes llena de salud Jenny! Kuddos to Kevin for being a supportive husband and being there for you! Remember that this too shall pass and that better days are ahead! Un abrazo para los dos.😊😊😊
Agradezco tus lindas palabras 🫶🏻❤️
That’s a long time to wait but I will. Hope everything works out and that Jenny gets better. We will miss you guys
that's how I feel when I have to wait a whole year for the next season of a show I really like. Did we just do that to y'all? 🤭😆
Hope you are doing well. Hope you're back at Puerto Escondido so you can start feeling better.
I love Mexico City, however I found the altitude took its toll on me. I fatigued to quickly. I had wanted to live there full time pero no puedo, I’ve lived at sea level all my life, never farther than twenty miles from the ocean . I hope the coast helps you heal Jenny. Salt water, sand and sun are rejuvenating 💫
Yea, I think my body is meant for the coast, too. Thanks for your kind words 🙏🏽 bendiciones ✨
Sorry to hear that your health has been bothering you, I haven't been back to your channel in a few months as I have been dealing with various projects. I am so happy that you guys are moving to Colombia, if the body needs it then its a must do! Also I am extremely excited to hear you guys bought some land in Puerto Escondido, the buying process can be a cool video in of itself! I can't wait to see what the future will hold :D
Hope you guys find what you guys are looking for both physically and mentally! Good luck in Colombia and can’t wait for you guys to find your forever home in Escondido! 😀
Thanks so much 🙏🏽
Want to send some positive vibes and energy your way!! Love your videos and I look forward for what comes up next!
Thank you so much!! Saludos
Take care of yourself Jenny, you might want to look into foods that cause inflammation. I have learned that foods are both a blessing and a curse. Good clean organic food is expensive but it helps with inflammation so much. Is medicinal marijuana a thing in CDMX? If so it might be worth looking into for pain management. Do they have junior colleges in CDMX, our local "city college" offers water aerobics at an inexpensive rate, maybe there's something similar. I enjoy both of your personalities and content, I hope you find a good treatment and continue to do the things that make you happy.
Thanks, Noel! I try my best to maintain an antiinflamatory diet.
Marijuana legislation in Mexico is still ongoing in development, but right now, medical use of marijuana is allowed in its CBD (non-thc) form only. The sale of marijuana in herbal form is not legal, but the Mexican constitution reserves the individual right to grow and consume for recreational purposes (in reasonable and individual amounts). That being said, I do use CBD and THC herbal supplements to help with pain. The effect doesn’t last very long for me, but I think it does help.
Jenny, so it is true that the beach helps fibromyalgia. Soft massage daily helps also. I take gabapentin 300mg 5 per day. I did get off of it but...I got right back on it. Stress has a lot to do with the pain you also end up getting flares, which means its hard to wake up in the morning. What I don't like the most is the fatigue 😢
Wishing You both lots of health and success in future projects. By the way thanks to your video about Atlixco and our Airbnb we had a guest from Florida USA who was following your trip around Veracruz and puebla. Thank You and keep well. See you again maybe in puerto escondido. Kisses and hugs
Good luck with everything guys, I bet it has been a lot to go through, but we are excited to follow along for all of it! ❤❤
Gracias, linda Matangi 🫂 hugs to you and Brian!
A veces la vida cobra fractura y pasamos momentos difíciles. Cosas buenas están por venir. Yo les deseo lo mejor y mucho éxito.
Así es amigo.. muchas gracias. Bendiciones ✨
Good to have another video from you two. Best of luck to the too of you.
Hi guys, I'm so sorry you are having such a ruff flair up. I totally feel for you as I have been experiencing the worst fibro flair up in years. Like you there have been lots of tears and days I just feel like screaming cause I just can't take it. I really wish I could find a good Dr. here in CDMX who understands Fibromyalgia and Chronic fatigue. I really wish I could go back to Cali ( I do love Mexico ) but all my family is in California and being alone with this excruciating pain has been very difficult. Hang in there mija. I know its difficult, I've been dealing with this for 25 yrs. better days are coming. Take Care of each other.😊 PS: Hopefully we can meet up before you all leave.
Oh I really feel for you. I'm so sorry for your health struggles.
I was moved to share my journey with chronic illnesses in case it is helpful for you. I have always had one thing or another wrong with me, since the birth of my son. And into menopause when my body fully began breaking down. By the way, from thyroid problems to sinusitis, to constant headaches and major irritations in my urinary tract - doctors have been useless. They simply can't do more than give you drugs with serious side effects, that don't cure you. The medical industry is good for emergencies but useless with chronic illnesses.
Long story short, it was dealing with oxalates (for about a year now) has (I kid you not) eliminated many of my issues. The weakness and arthritis in my thumbs, the incredible pain in my urinary tract, gut issues, strange moving pains in the body, etc. It varies between people because dumping oxalates can take months or years. Your body "dumps" in cycles, and it can be harmful, so this has to be done gradually. Being young is in your favor.
Anyway, I encourage you to look this up as doctors only learn about oxalates when related to kidney stones. But these nasty micro shards can collect in different parts of the body causing so so many illnesses, including fibromyalgia. If you're interested you can search on "oxalates sally norton" in youtube for a start.
I wish for you all the best and good luck in your journey. Thank you for all your wonderful videos!
buena suerte amigos yo los acompaño hasta colombia como chingaos no no me pierdo ninguno de sus videos bendiciones y que todo se arregle pronto buena vibra para ustedes dos🙂
Ayyy qué lindo amigo eres de verdad 🥹🥰 muchas gracias por tus buenas vibras ✨🫂 te mandamos un abrazo
Do what's best for your health. Im sending good energy your way. Ill buy you guys tacos someday wherever you are. I'll be in cdmx in July and Puerto Escondido first week of August. Hope a good result happens soon for your home in chicago. Life happens and you will bless us with new content when you are healthy and it feels right.
Thanks so much 🥲
We have missed you on video but it's important to take care of yourselves first. That's a bummer about the squatter in your new place in Chicago. Take care of yourselves first. We'll still be here when you do put out videos. -Marc
Thanks you guys. Saludos 🫶🏻
So very sorry to hear of your struggles. Things will get better in time. Regarding losing the job, I know it feels like the worst thing, but usually it's just life's way of moving you to where you are supposed to be next. Think of it as part of your journeys. I have a couple suggestions for you: Why not approach a few managers of local hotels with pools, explain your situation and ask for permission to use their pool until August? Also, there is a form of free meditation classes you can try called Sahaja. It enables you to clear imbalances in the body, which may in turn reduce your pain. Another option is to try cold showers, which you can learn very cheaply with Wim Hof Method on audible. Cold water exposure and breathwork can have powerful healing effects on the body. I wish you both well and am excited for you regarding Columbia, the possible road trip and your new home in PE. I love you guys and will be coming along for the ride. Please do keep us updated when you feel well enough to do so, as hearing from you brightens up my day big time ❤
Life can get rough, I know that too well. Both of y'all are good for each other from what I can vibe.
Keep it in prayer . No hay nada en este mundo qué no podamos solucionar. ❤
Thanks so much. Y sí, le hechamos ganas
Wishing y'all success and happiness in your upcoming journey! A virtual hug to Jenny. Dios aprieta pero no ahorca. Take a much deserved break and we will be here when you get back and look forward to the new adventure.
Thank you so much 🙏🏽❤️
Colombia!! Felicidades! Un capitulo nuevo!!!
Muchas gracias! Adoramos Colombia 🇨🇴 y nos nutre el alma ❤️🩹💖
Sending good vibes your way!
Thanks, Dan! Hope you’re doing well, amigo
I peeped that Joe Arroyo “En Barranquilla me quedo” riff. 😂 🇨🇴 I wish yall all the best and healing. ❤️🩹
😁🇨🇴 thank you!
Most important for chronic pain is to get rid of parasites. Metals and do cleansing the liver. Neem pills will help you.
You’re absolutely right! I actually took an anti-parasitic medication last week. I don’t feel much different but I will get some neem products. Thanks so much for mentioning it.
Parasites produce eggs for weeks and months..so you need to keep taking coconut oil cold press. One spoon every day, you can mix it in your coffee.. instead of milk. punkin seeds, garlic..as a part of your meals for at least two or three months..this get rid of of candida albicans ..and balance your pH bacteria in your stomach to help heal the whole body by itself.. if you do it in your second week, you will feel how your body is improving. Hope this information helps. ✨️
Thank you so much!
I am so sorry about how you're feeling, Jenny. Some years ago I was sick with Lyme Disease for a long time and so I can relate. One of the hardest things I experienced was people sayng, "but you LOOK fine!" I imagine you know all about that. It seems obvious that CDMX would require a lot of energy. It is just so huge and so much going on, for better or worse... I was expecting the announcement re: Puerto Escondido! Excited for you and hope that Colombia is awesome. Have you investigated San Angel yet? The market there is wonderful and like Coyoacan it has that small neighborhood feel. Abrazos to both of you.
Sending healing energy Jenny... A lot of these diseases are from toxic liver. Look into that. The energy in CDMX is alot ....I was very sick when I lived there and got a bit better when i traveled to Peru but got sick again when I moved to PV (i'm into astrology and found out I had my Saturn and Pluto in Mexico, so lots of hard lessons and purging ((which is form of diseases). So now i'm moving to El Salvador where I have positive planets (better light and fun energy) by end of this month. Hope you guys will one day visit Central America.
xoxo 💕🙏🏼
Wow that's super cool, Glo! Congrats on the upcoming move 😊 and we definitely will someday
this will pass -- i appreciate ya'll union and what you're building. keep fighting the good fight. yall are great!
Thanks so much for your kind words 🙏🏽
You are such an amazing and loving couple, I wish we were neighbors and friends. Thank you for your openess and be assured, wherever you go, you will have faithful friends you can reach out to any time.
Best of luck to you both. Hopefully Jenny gets better. Always look forward to ur new videos. No matter what ur up to.
so kind of you thank you 🙏🏽
So sorry to hear! Have you had tried "cash for keys" to try to get rid of the person out of the home? May things begin to look better the rest of 2024!
We considered that but quickly crossed it out. We’d rather let the legal system run its course rather than reward them for their misbehavior. I know that can be a favorable option for others though.
Lo mejor para ustedes 2. Los extraño y los extrañaré na vez, snif snif snif, se vayan para Colombia. Todo sea por la salud y el bienestar de los dos. Regresen pronto.
Solo necesitamos playita y baile para alimentar el alma para poder regresar al 💯 y listos para seguir pa delante! Muchas gracias por tu ánimo 🙏🏽 bendiciones ✨
You are a good team. I like that you're good at making short-term and long-term decisions that benefit you both. Rough patches don't last forever. Legal issues eventually end. Your health is what's most important. Take care.
Thank you for your kind words!
Oh man, I'm sorry to hear you're struggling so much with your fibromylagia. Mine has improved since moving to Mexico (mine is triggered by stress and the cold, but mostly the cold, which is why I think it improved). I'm interested in swimming for exercise too (I haven't seriously looked b/c I'm too poor now, but the one place I saw was also VERY expensive, like 4x what gyms are in the US). Anyway, I get it; I usually can't function after 8-9 pm. In regards to your furniture, maybe your landlord would buy it from you so they can rent it as furnished?
Glad to hear you’ve felt improvement! I’d made progress for some time, and then life threw these curveballs and I’m struggling again I’m hopefully things will get better for me again. I do yoga and light pilates and that helps some.
That’s a good idea!
I actually live in Xalapa (I'm from he US also). I've been around most of Mexico. I recommend traveling to ancient archeological sites (So many in Mexico) and report/film them. It is very relaxing visiting these sites. I been to a ton of them. Very few people/tourists at these sites/especially on weekdays. Entrance fees are free on Sunday at all or most sites. You can also learn Nahuatl on the side. Even film these arqueological sites using the Nahuatl language. I know lots of Nahuatl native speakers (who specialize teaching Nahuatl) I can hook you up. Let me know.
La mera verdad hay tanto ytuber Latino y Asiaticos y bueno de todo haciendo contenido sobre Mexico! Unos me dan la impresion que solo hacen contenido para motenizar y entre mas digan; Viva Mexico! mas vistas tienen y mas suscriptores!
Tambien me doy cuenta que los Mexicanos de Mexico no muy bien quieren a los Americanos de ascendencia Mexicana. Ustedes se ven ser muy bellas personas! Saludos!
So sorry to hear that, Jenny. I have autoimmune condition too, still manage to fly to Mexico twice a year to receive better, less expensive medical care in Mexico compared to USA. Sometimes still take CDMX Metro and Bus, but relying more on Uber to get around. Most of the things need to do, including hotel is conveniently on Insurgentes (MB Linea 1) Is that family property (Puebla??) near the water? With the lease expiration, perhaps next place you live would have a swimming pool. Have condo on the beach with 3 pools. (city omitted for privacy) Take care, saludos!!
Nice to watch your channel again guys! I missed it! ❤ sorry to hear about Jenny’s condition, I wonder if astrology might offer some ways to mitigate it, and I’d consider also to check locational astrology as well. Wonder if you would be interested in a collaboration? We can meet in zoom and discuss it. I also can refer you to a very good medical and nutrition astrologer, one of my teachers.
On another note, I had some kind of intuitive feeling that Mexico city might not be the best place for you. Seems like that’s what is happening… Myself I had to relocate to Moscow Russia for half a year to deal with some family matters and documents.
As much as culturally bigger cities are much more rich than smaller, the logistical side can be draining.
As always it is good to stay connected, thank you for sharing your life here. Warmly, Tatiana 🌿
15:07 YT recommended you a few weeks ago. So sorry I’m new here. What business are you guys thinking of opening. I just started to watch your latest videos. So I’m back tracking on the history of the channel
I can see how much you’ve been going through! You both are just the greatest people who deserve the world! That person who doesn’t want to leave your house needs to LEAVE! And they will just wait. 2024 will get better and you two will be able to enjoy it stress free 💕 🙏
That is super sweet of you to say 💖 thanks so much 🙏🏽
We really appreciate your honesty ❤️👍
We appreciate you
Props to kevin, moving to mexico city for your wife, buying prop but putting it on hold, and buying a home for your wifes family. bless you brotha
What did I do to deserve this man? 🥹❤️ I cherish him with all my heart.
I will include you in my prayers. May Jehovah God help you with your situation 🙏🙏🙏 Take it one day at a time 🥰
you are very kind, thank you 🙏
I was struggling with the same thing, but honestly as soon as I started working on my mental health and ignoring the pain it went away. Also a Mexican brand of this natural products really helped me out, ismarely is the name of the brand
when you say "the same thing", are you saying you also had fibromyalgia? I'm glad you found mental health work! I'm doing that as well but it's been a long road. Mental and physical pain are super closely correlated. Thanks for mentioning the product, i'll check it out
@@EatBailaTravel I have not been diagnosed but started dealing with spread out pain on many parts of my body, it was like a moving pain but honestly my neck and shoulder area was the worse for about a year but then after doing a lot of reading I decided to quit over thinking things and stressing over everything but most of all my faith in god made the biggest difference, and no I do not belong to any religion, I do not believe in organized religion, but I do believe in god and I decided to trust him and everything became so much better.
I’m sorry to hear about you condition Jenny. I can’t imagine working with that chronic pain.
I didn’t know Gym and pool memberships in Cdmx were so expensive. Out of reach for the middle class people.
Is it a squatter problem you have in your property in the US?
Also might want to consider el puerto de Veracruz it is more affordable
We do love Veracruz
Health is Wealth! Focus on yourselves 1st and foremost. Everyone one else comes second. Remember that if you are not at 100% Physically, Mentally and Spiritually you can’t help others. Stay strong 💪🏽 #❤
you're so right!
I think moving to the coast will be good for you. It's great that you already have that land, which most likely would be much more expensive now.
yea definitely! We've felt much healthier in coastal environments
I have watched a few of your videos & it is interesting to see your perspective living in Mexico city especially being that you are Mexican American. It is important for people of Mexican heritage to see the real Mexican culture in the interior of Mexico vs the often distorted version seen in the U.S. & border towns of Mexico. With that said I was actually born in Mexico City to an Anglo mother & Mexican father from Puebla. I grew up in Dallas as my mother wanted me to go to school in the states and she wanted to be closer to her family just south of Dallas. I visited Mexico City every year for Christmas. Back in the 1980's when I was a child I thought Mexico City was insane as far as the traffic, pollution & overcrowding. Now it's probably 10 times worse. While I recognize and am honestly fascinated with the history of Mexico-the 500 year old buildings from the Spanish & ruins from indigenous people, I just could never imagine being there or living there for an extended period of time. The traffic alone drives me nuts. No pun intended. As an avid long distance runner I have a hard time with smoggy days. The elevation is good for training but that smog is harmful. I actually went to Mexico City for less than a day last week for a quick family matter. Just being there for a few hours dealing with the traffic & haze reminded me how little I wanted to be there. Nothing against the city. The people are great for the most part. It's just a feeling of claustrophobia. Now I live in El Paso since moving from Dallas last year. Even Juarez just across the border at least has much cleaner air. But I guess people can get used to anything which is how my Dad lived in Mexico City for most of his 90 years. Hope things work out for you guys. Cheers.
Wow thanks so much for sharing about yourself! Yea I agree Mexico City is amazing and I love it but that doesn’t mean I need to live there if I don’t have to 😅 they have enough people and perhaps I shouldn’t add to it’s overpopulation.. lol
Un abrazo a los dos, y espero que todo vaya para mejor de ahora en adelante :)
Muchas gracias Amancay, un fuerte abrazo 🫂🥰
Jenny, a powerful anti-inflammatory is KRILL OIL. lab tests showed it reduced CRP (Reactiva C Proteina) inflammatory market. Try major pharmacy or Tienda Naturista (Coahuillia, Roma Norte)
Sending you positive and healing thoughts. 💕🫶Thanks!
Muchísimas gracias 🙏🏽🥹 we will go out for some nice coffee today thanks to you and I will toast to your health! ☕️💖
@@EatBailaTravel Enjoy and thank you! 🫶💕