The Chef Who Cannot Eat!
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- @the.nil.by.mouth.foodie
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I'd be depressed if it happened to me, She's actually a really positive person
Edit: I get it, they said she was devastated when she found out there was no cure and she's just used to it because she's had it for 7 years.
Same😐
We are only handed the challenges we can individually overcome and handle ❤️
@@BG-hz8fh that's wasteful.
@@BG-hz8fh she may swallow the food accidentally because it's the natural reflex to do so. Even a particle could harm her. I do wonder how she doesn't stay thirsty and dehydrated though since all living beings need h2o in its pure form and nothing can replace it
@@BG-hz8fh same 😂😂 idc I need to taste food .. imagine how she must feel when she goes out or her family cooks and they're having a family dinner ? Or on Thanksgiving or Christmas..
She's like the "I guide others to a treasure I cannot possess" quote
Finally, something to top bald barbers
Shouldn't the lips of the girl be dry because the mouth doesn't get water
@@MrRejoin chapstick
she still cant eat lmao
@@Davidoslikesbeans its not a "lmao" thing bro😭its sad she has that condition lets be nice to eachother
Bless this woman. Beautiful how she stays strong through the tough.
imagine putting so much effort into making ur best dish..but u jst can't taste it..respect for her determination❤️
Yes, her commitment to her passion is AMAZING ❤️
No problem 🙄
@@NasDaily 🙏🙏🙏
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The fact that all these people are brave and don't give up is giving me hope
The people who never gave up 🗿
The people who never gave up 🗿
The people who never gave up 🗿
The people were never gave up🗿
the people who suicide 🤡
She's so brave both internally and externally 💪
My sister has something very similar, she has nutrients pumped into her heart as well. She’s in med school now while dealing with all of that. Absolutely incredible.
Shouldn't the lips of the girl be dry because the mouth doesn't get water
@@MrRejoin bruh.. chapstick exist.. she can still brush her teeth and rinse it out 🤦♂️
@@MrRejoinstupid.
Loretta's nutrients are piped into her bloodstream not her heart.
Damn we should be more grateful for what we have 😟 shes so brave and strong 🥺
Yes absolutely correct ❤
Exactly, we shouldn't take things for granted.
@@calicobagels yes, that everything is working in our body,
like we can see,
smell
taste
I'm going to say
I was blind before, it happened when I was born, I didn't see anything ( colours, anything basically)
people helped me write etc... I had an operation ( I literally cried)
now, I'm fine.
@@calicobagels you said "shouldn't"
was that meant to be like that, or was it a typing mistake?
@@taetaeforever7658 it's meant to be like that, to say we should not take things for granted means that we should be grateful for them and not see them as something that makes you go "meh"
I can't imagine what she have gone through she is sooo strong! May God bless her always
She's so strong and brave, it's incredible!
@@NasDaily omg I such a huge fan of yours! Keep creating these type of content and motivating people 🙏 thankyou so much for reminding me that my life is much easier than these warriors 🙏
Amen
That’s a new world record 7 years with no food 💀
You're amazing. Not to be able to eat food but yet be a chef. You're an inspiration
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@@loganmetivier4689 there can only be one
Let us duel
@@loganhood1221 lol 😂
as a person with gastroparesis this representation is all I’ve ever wanted. To see a large channel promote somebody with disabilities, and who is on TPN means the world to me. People don’t realize how disabling it is to not be able to eat or enjoy food and foods around the holidays. I hope everybody who has a Food centric disability is doing OK this holiday season. as somebody with gastroparesis who is also NPO this really helped me feel better.
From Type 1 Diabetes?
“Do not let life’s obstacles stop you from doing what you lo-“
*instantly gives up*
Factsss
Relatable
Facts
JESUS
Yeah, eatung is lowkey life
“So she cooks with their nose” got me dying💀💀💀
I have a friend who suffers the same condition as her, and I must say they both push through no matter the circumstances, something I admire.
There was a contestant on America’s Got Talent who was dying of terminal cancer. Before she performed, she said something along the lines of, “You can’t wait until life isn’t hard anymore to decide to be happy.” She’s since passed, but her state name was Nightbirde, and she sang an original song called “It’s Okay” 🥲
I feel for this woman. I have this same condition, aka, gastroparesis. Thankfully mine is not nearly as bad as hers. I'm still able to eat but very limited on what I can consume. It is a very painful and depressing disease. You never really realize how much our lives revolve around food until you aren't able to eat the things that you like. This time of year is really rough because of the holidays. My prayers go out to this woman and everyone else who is struggling with this disease.
I have the same disease. I feel for you and all that live with it ❤️
I'm curious, if you got a stomach transplant, would it help the issue or is it more of a nerve issue?
This is real?? I thought this was a parody
@@nihalnihal9356 it's very real
I have a friend with gastroparesis too. She endures a lot. I hope you’ve had enough spoons this holiday season. Sending love❤
Now I'm scared of my random stomachaches
That’s top level bravery. Respect.
i feel so bad :( this made me tear up i cant imagine not being able to eat ur favorite food or drink ur fav drinks i hope she stays strong *edit i made a spelling mistake. and i want to thank yall for all the likes and replys even if it was negative
It's food not foods
@@relebogile8312 both are correct depending on context
@@relebogile8312 foods is also correct
@@__Trickster__ no actually if you use the right grammar “foods” is actually incorrect, but at the same time I agree with the comment, it would be so sad not being able to eat anything again!
At least you can smell
My Grandmother has something similar to this - she’s in her 70s and hadn’t eaten for about 25 years. She still always baked cakes and made Sunday dinners for our whole family every week even though she could never eat it. She finally got a procedure last year and was in the hospital for months but now she can finally eat with the help of a tube. I’m so happy she’s finally able to eat now and I can tell how much being able to eat has affected her positively
what's her condition called?
@@astridkjellberg I’m not really sure but i know it’s pretty rare and she’s one of the only ones in our area. i’ll ask her when i see her next
Yes!!!
Sp happy for her!!!
You have a jewel of a grandma❤
Oh so long no God
We aren't meant to get sick or get old. Plz learn how things will Soon change for Earth 🌎🌍 @JW/Jehovah's Witnesses
May God Bless Her❤️🤲
As a west African.. I was train not to feel emotion but I just Google the lady name to know more for her.. She is special.. Her God should keep guiding her. ❤
Bless her Heart, Literally. That's so sad. Many of us don't get to enjoy fancy vacations or lavish experiences. But nearly ALL of us has a favorite meal that we love to eat, especially in memory of someone special who made it for us. To not be able to eat, taste, sip... My Goodness. Sometimes, all we get is a Good Meal with a Good Friend to enjoy a moment with. The fact that she loves to cook is what is truly devastating. Nevertheless, she found a way to still live her best life and enjoy her passion with others. Bless her Soul.
Truth 😢
Right.. I eat for comfort sometimes I can only imagine not being able to eat or drink 😣
“Do not let lifes obstacles stop you from doing what you love”
*Quadriplegia.*
Can u explain?
@@plotwist8184
it's the paralysis of all 4 limbs
@@polariscoven oh thanks 😶
Bruh just put it in your mouth chew and spit. Rinse with water and spit. Done and done
I wish everyone in this situation to find some meaning and hope on their journeys. You are just as valuable for society as everyone else.
I couldn't go on. I'm so sorry for her! Food is life! I can't imagine not being able to feel that bliss after a giant meal. My hopes for a cure go out to her!
I didn’t know this was a thing and it makes me sad for her. Food is one of life’s greatest pleasures. At least she still enjoys cooking for others, that’s beautiful.
She reminds me Christine Hà what awesome women ❤
Truly inspirations
Eating something delicious for the day is what actually makes me happy and look forward to in the coming days. Even if everything else is messed up, food atleast gives me a smile for a few minutes, so I can't imagine her not being able to eat anything 🥲💔 sending love
Samee if I had a shitty day, week or month, I would be like at least I had some good tacos☺️
Maybe some chewing and spitting out after would help with the cravings...
I was just devastated complaining about my life but this clip made me realize there are people living harder lives. Let’s count our blessings!
We should also acknowledge that life isn't the suffering olympics. We don't need to compare our pain and struggles to other people in order to validate/invalidate it. If you are going through something, it's okay to be upset about it even if others have it worse. There will always be someone who has it worse. That doesn't erase your own feelings about things you have to deal with. So complain away!
@@ZariDV thank you so much for these words…you really seem an understanding and caring person. May God bless you.
@@vinatgeephoenix May God bless you as well. Thanks for the kind words too. I hope your worries, troubles and struggles are eased, even if it's only by 1% at first.
Same here , sometimes we are living our life's and forget about everyone's life's, and how inspirational other people can be. Thank you
There's kids in Syria walking over dead bodies to get to the store so think about that next time you complain about how life is hard bc you're not getting your way 💀
Damn that must have been scary to go through getting a diagnosis. Im glad they were able to find a solution
She is so motivated 👍
Ah, gastroparesis! As soon as she said pain while eating I knew it lol. Mine is luckily not severe enough to need a picc line or g/j tube but after being in remission for a year I did just relapse :(
it’s great to see she’s still following her passions!! ❤
So sorry. Continue to be strong
Get well soon 💕
You got this!!!
I feel pain in my stomach after eating anything. Is it same?
Also have gastroparesis but it’s not as bad as this. Just a lot of vomiting and stomach pain and a having to lay off the high fat and fiber foods.
Tbh Her Commitment and Passion..
Teaches A Very Big Thing.
God Bless her✨💌
that is sooo sad😭😭 but she stayed strong
😢it's really sad that she can't eat the food she prepared but you are truly amazing for not giving up
Can we just appreciate her accent 🤩✨
The accent tho
…you mean the regular british accent??
@@chikuuu4456 it’s still beautiful 😒
Scent*
@@telmapelaez7487 not as beautiful as American accent
Imagine living your life without food.....we can't even imagine it and she is living it🥺🥺🥺🥺such a brave and lively girl ❤🥺
I did it for 4 years and only got the ability back this year. I'm limited to about 5 things but it's so amazing to eat again. It sucks but you do,for the most part,get use to it. Though there were days I'd cry because I'd have cravings so bad or be so hungry and just want food. Especially around my period.
@@perfectlyimperfect2368 God bless you❤🥺
I feel bad for her 😢. May she live peacefully
Thanks Nas for bringing such stories which keeps inspiring us to never give up
Loretta is such a strong woman. It must be hard for her but she made it this far ❤
I’m so proud of you. I can feel your pain a little. You’re so strong Queen ❤
I would like to pray for her .Anything is possible.
I salute you for your courage and patience Loretta
You can't imagine the amount of hope and determination you've given me 📈
she can be the INSPIRATIONS for others🔥🔥
what a dedicated person she is
Hats off to her❤️
Sheezus..I cannot imagine a more horrid disease yet I am so inspired by her story and enthusiasm. Thanks.
This is the fourth time I came across this exact short😂
As a person who has numerous allergies and is very limited to what I can eat, this video melted my heart. ❤
Bro I legit wouldn't want to live if I couldn't eat. Yk this lady has willpower
Shouldn't the lips of the girl be dry because the mouth doesn't get water
@@MrRejoin lip balm
@@switchedsavage9727 ?
@@switchedsavage9727Well I’ve Been to a hospital and I didn’t eat for over 2 weeks there They put a tube in my nose and put liquid to my stomach
@@diduardnoob8023 I mean yeah that'd be tough but that's only 2 weeks. This lady was forever
This is the true meaning of working hard and never giving up on your dreams. She never stopped doing what she loved and so can you don't give up on your dreams.
They got me to leave at the first sentence
I have gastroparesis as well, but a very mild form. I can still eat, better now than I could when I was diagnosed. Those months between when my symptoms started and when I was diagnosed and able to make a treatment plan were absolutely miserable. I cried over food, a lot. My heart goes out to you, Loretta ❤
That bag of fluid is also known as TPN. And it's fed thru a tube AKA a PICC line. I was NPO (nothing by mouth) and on TPN with a PICC for over a year. I had a hole in my stomach and couldn't eat or drink. By the grace of God it healed. Prayers for Loretta! Rough way to live 🙏❤️
I can’t imagine how that feels like and then the importance of keeping the TPN site sterile to avoid infection in the bloodstream. It sounds so stressful and uncomfortable. Glad you healed!
What's the name of her condition?
@Nolan Maxwell her stomach is paralyzed. I'm not sure what the actual medical term is.
@@nolanmaxwell3167 gastroparesis is the condition, often associated with intestinal dysmotility
Wow amazing, love! ❤️❤️❤️
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Poor girl! I love to eat I can’t imagine not being able too! But she is amazing being able to still cook! ❤❤❤Love
I lost too much in my young life (30s now). I lost my twin sister to cancer, my partner to accident, and parents to COVID. If i can no longer eat that's it. No point going on. Being a foodie is the only thing that got me through it all. My promise to my twin I'll travel the world and try various foods would mean nothing If i can never eat food again.
I'm so sorry you had to go through all that 🥺
Don't worry be strong and keep pushing through, you're not alone😃❤️
You such a strong person ...god will bless you
I’m so, so sorry for your losses ❤ I can’t even imagine what you’ve been through. Please keep going and stay strong, you are loved and people need you in their lives. God bless you.
That breaks my heart , I'm so sorry to hear you've had to cope with all that. My twin sister and I have the same terminal condition. We're both on TPN(the IV nutrition) that the lady in the video has. For me, the disease has impacted my organs a lot worse and my muscles. For my twin, her brain is a lot more affected meaning she has bad epilepsy and brain damage, along with autism which is more severe than mine too. At least I can understand what is happening to me, it breaks my heart when I see her in pain or struggling, and aren't able to explain to her why. She has developed a severe phobia of hospitals understandably, and it's so difficult when we have to go to hospital for treatment and she has a meltdown. We can't get her to understand that she has to endure those treatments to make her feel better in the long run
I can't imagine no longer using your mouth to chew or eat anything anymore, let alone never tasting the taste of water😭.. damn she's hardcore
Bro if she has to atleast put some water in her mouth so it doesnt get dehydrated lmao
@@twistedkap3882that's not actually true. I have a different condition to this lady, but I have the same IV nutrition and line in my chest. The bags give me all the liquid I need to be hydrated. Drinking water isn't how your mouth stays wet most of the time, it's actually saliva being constantly produced that stops your mouth being dry. If your body can sense that it's dehydrated, then it will slow down making saliva, so the hydration in your body is saved for the more crucial areas of need. As long as I get that bag infused every day, I'm hydrated enough and don't need water to keep my mouth from being dry
@@unknownentity7964 that's something interesting to know
@@unknownentity7964 sorry, where does the saliva go? If the stomach doesn't work, where does it end up? Can the saliva even get absorbed somewhere if digestive system doesn't work?
@@awesd7925 this may be TMI but for me I would end up all gathering in my stomach after I swallowed whatever saliva during the day. So in my stomach, there would be a constant build up of stomach acid, bile washing back from my intestines, and saliva. Eventually I'd throw up cus my stomach got sick (da dum tss) of it being there so long. Luckily now I have a tube in my stomach that means I can drain out stuff so I can attach a drain bag and don't wake up in the night puking up that stuff
I can see her pain in her eyes .. may Allah give her speedy recovery.. soon she may eat and drink
Love you loretta. ❤ Happy for you. You're such a motivation
Oh man this story is sheer motivation for all the people struggling in the world.
We are only handed challenges that we can individually overcome, learn from and handle. This strong lady was handed a tough challenge, but she was able to handle and overcome this and turns it into a positive movement. Going forth with kindheartedness, cooking for her friends and family ❤️ this is how it goes. You go, girl ❤️
thanks be to God and You are absolutely right.
I have gastroparaesis too and I admire you for doing what you do.
Ngl seeing this have me ashamed of having strep throat for 3 days and complaining about throwing up and not having any of my favorite foods but just eating soup but too painful to finish it all and need medicine but keep gagging and stuff. My moms actually a great nurse and now today as I still have it I tried other things to drink beside the pediolyte (spelled it wrong) but to drink fruit punch gatorade and sips of water. Seeing a woman who not able to taste foods and stuff for literally 7 years hit me because I realized strep throat can go away at least 5 days of medicine so its curable but what she has isn’t. Thanks Nasdaily
Oh my... I could never. Food is so important for me. I feel so bad for her. 😢 Even if she is good with that already, I still feel sad that this is happening to her.
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Lord you must of allowed me to see this. My goodness I take so much things for granted. My Dear, Loretta you are AWESOME! You are an inspiration ❤❤❤❤
Another important lesson: be grateful for what you have
You are a Queen. I want to show this to everyone. This spreads gratefulness. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Now i know how precious to have a normal life is..😢😢😢 may god bless you and lead you to a good path
You made the country proud! More power to you ❤
I have irritable bowel syndrome and it's very disturbing and very painfull...Hope people with gut issues know this pain....😔😔Stay safe and stay healthy
The fact that she is going through that everyday and dealing with it so bravely gives so much courage to me. I got diagnosed with kidney failure earlier this year and it was so sudden and shocking because there was no definite reason for my disease, the kidney patients have to be on a very strict diet and the thing with me is that i love food, love exploring and experimenting with food, and the news of my disease was very very shocking to me. I was heartbroken because there was no clear answer as to how or why I got the issue, I just did( pure luck I guess). Seeing this video gives me so much hope and courage that i can't even explain. I just hope I move on from this and do better in my life. More power to you, you brave woman! Stay happy and blessed ❤✨
More power to you too bro!!Love from India. Praying to God for your well being ❤️
I have that and I cook too! Actually a lot of us do. It’s a way to be involved in meal times and the social aspect of food that is so huge.
This is so painful for not being able to eat. Eating is addictive. Its quite similar to overcoming addiction.
I would refuse to live, this lady definitely has a superpower
my mom has the same exact disorder. hearing peoples stories about it and how common its becoming is scary. may the gods bless her and take care of her. shes really brought some me some faith for my momma❤
She is the most positive person on the world . Thank you Nas Daily for remainding me how blessed I am
I had a friend who had this (gastroparesis). I guess I'm not as knowledgeable on it as I should have been, because I didn't realize some people didnt eat AT ALL. My friend had a central line and feeding tube she used to eat, and had part of her intestine removed and a stoma and poo bag installed. But she also ate small amounts food here and there, though that wasn't her primary way of getting nutrients.
I have the same necklace as that chef! I’m so happy about that! Btw she is a really good person! ❤
My father’s friend had a similar issue, where he couldn’t eat anything. He went to the hospital, and the doctors managed to cure him. Unfortunately, he was hospitalized again, and passed away. Rest in peace, and fortunes to his wife and children.
Now people will realize how blessed we are actually we can eat good food
Hats of Madam...
You are an Angel.....to serve people sacrifice yourself...
With lots of tears with love ♥️ from India 🇮🇳
Thank you Loretta for sharing !! ❤
Woah and me here eating when I'm not hungry too
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She is so grateful and brave for the things she have and she couldn't eat for 7 years I can't eat for 1 hour lol but the fact she doesn't give up 🥺💔
We think we have the greatest problem in the whole world..but when we realise ..lots of people struggle for life and death..God bless everyone
I love this this is what all people need to do
That's so interesting that she's still able to be a chef that doesn't have to taste her food and still can make the best of any outcome, good for her I'm so happy that she's still able to overcome life's difficulties.
We can never thank almighty enough for his blessings 🙂🙏
Power to the lady
My gastroparesis used to be awful. I couldn’t have anything solid without it being thrown up basically in tact. I’d be choking on my own vomit. On top of that, my vomiting became so bad that I tore my esophagus and started vomiting blood. I had to be on a complete liquid diet until I got my issues resolved. I can eat solids again, but not every food I want to.
inshallah you will recover no matter the odds. and amazing to see how u can overcome these absoloute life threatening obsticals
“And she cooks using her.. NOSE” lol the nose was so exaggerated 😂😂
I DO THAT! I’m npo, I have an ng tube but I love to cook and bake. Since I cannot eat, I have my family try my food or I give it to friends. It’s very difficult but I still get to do what I love so I’m happy
Keep going!!
Sorry if this is too invasive but why are you NPO, do you have the same condition too?
@@aimun5255 I don’t actually know for sure, I think it’s gastroparisis since I can’t keep any food down and part of my stomach is paralyzed, but we don’t know for sure and I’m still getting tests and things done a year later.
You got thiss!!!!
Serious question. Why can’t you taste it without swallowing the food? Wouldn’t that be easier than asking friends & family to help?
Her voice is like an angel ❤
I feel so sorry for her i hope they give her a cure I can’t imagine how I would live without eating normally
She is a real example of infinite bravery 🔥... The way she held back her life to move on even in a crucial situation like this is 🔥... Absolutely fabulous.....
She is so brave . My heart literally skipped a beat when she said she has paralysed stomach
It's an awful condition and also goes by "gastroparesis" and often goes unnoticed/ignored by doctors! Hopefully sharing her story brings more awareness and understanding to the story.
Poor loretta 😢😢😢
Wish you the best, Loretta
the fact that I feel pain when I eat scares me now (but it’s not very strong)
Imagine not eating food for the rest of your life, that'd make me cry. Also I didn't know you could get your nutrients that way, sounds neat
Yeah I really appreciate the work of people in the medical field who invent things like this. It helps so many people have some semblance of normal life