What people go through just amazes me. It is really heartbreaking doctors are clueless. Without internet or social media a lot of people would not find brain retraining and programs to help. I am sure a lot of people were put in mental hospitals years ago and called crazy. Blessings to both of you for sharing your story and showing what is possible. 🌻👣
Thank you Cindy. One can only imagine who people who have suffered this say 50yrs ago has been through, when there was literally no clue what this is. Thank goodness that we're here today.
Hannah, I hope you are so proud of yourself. How you survived the medical abuse you talk about (because that's what it is!) is a miracle and says so much about your inner strength and hope. I feel privileged to have heard your story. Good luck!!
Hello Hannah. I can relate. The shakiness and legs just giving way or feeling weighted. I get this sometimes after I shower. After I walk stairs or in a store (which I don't do often).....it is very unsettling. Your story gives me hope. I used to run marathons and dance ballet. I worked full time and a part time gig on weekends, too. Had active social life....vacations every year. Started my MA degree but could not finish it. Now I am bedridden during severe flares and homebound 75% of the time, struggling to do ADL'S and run basic errands, etc. Stay strong. Your recovery is an inspiration. Sorry you went through all of the things you had to endure. I too went through the "you have a major mental illness" label and wrongful diagnosis. No, it is not depression. Maybe situational but.....not clinical. Thank you for giving us hope. Lots of love. 🙏💖
The more people you meet with this illness you’ll find our “before” stories are all similar. You’ll get there, follow the rules and principles. You won’t do it perfectly and it’ll take time but that’s ok ❤❤
This is such a great recovery story!! Hannah you've come SO far!! One of the things I love the most is the honesty (how long it took, how hard it was with ups n downs, how she's not working yet etc). Most recovery stories out there make it look like the person is super-human after recovery which makes it seem so unattainable and rare. This one makes me feel like it is possible and not striving for perfect. A beautiful life awaits us! I can relate to many parts of this one ~ and that video at the end! 😭🥰 🙌🌟
Thank you so much! I definitely said to Miguel I’m doing this interview as honest and raw as possible with the length and amount of curve balls sent my way so I’m really happy that’s came across.
Thank you so much Miguel for sharing this incredible story of resilience. I really appreciated both you and Hannah sharing about your bereavement and grief experiences during your healing journey and how you took strength from it. What an absolutely inspiring story of recovery for all of us on our healing journey with similar life experiences.
So incredibly proud of you Han!! I remember us both in bed and then when you lost your mum and seeing you right now makes me so immensely proud of you and beyond happy to see youve come through it all and have gotten your life back!!! Its been an honor going through the program with you! I had a huge scare with my mum recently she had a heart attack and we didnt think she would make it and straight away i thought of you and crista and it gave me so much strength and confidence to manage whatever might come! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ thank you
Thank you so much girl!! Sorry I didn’t get a notification, I’m so proud of you to!! I watched your video!! Imagine if someone told us at the started we’d be doing recovery interviews, we wouldn’t have believed them! So sorry to hear about your mum, really hope she’s ok. I know first hand how scary that situation is! I’m so happy you’re thriving girl!! Even though on different time zoom calls always found our lives and journeys very similar ❤ xx
It's amazing you are still here Hannah.. well done for coming through. I'm sure you must have felt hopeless.. what a story that is. I wish the medical profession in England all believed in this condition and how serious it can be. I live in Bognor Regis just along the coast . We are in a nice part of the world with sunshine.
Hello from down the road 👋 yes still have the letter from nhs “south coast fatigue” saying that they don’t help server cases and just leaving me to it 😢
Not just England that the medical professionals don’t believe in this condition, Im in Australia and its the same here, Im sure its the same everywhere in the world
The video at the end was just beautiful. ❤Hannah you worked so hard for this and you deserve all the beautiful things life has for you. What persistence and determination to get your life back. You are my hero 💕
Thank you, the video of the end is i decided to force my self to take a second a day of 2024 of things I was grateful for even when I felt in the darkness of greif and recovery. Really glad you enjoyed it
Hi Hannah, thank you so much for sharing your story. I can really resonate with soooo much of your story and symptoms. I'm also 32 from Portsmouth, I knew I recognised that accent :) I would love to reach out to you personally if you would be open to that? I don't know anyone else who has been, or going through CFS and although I've been watching lots of videos from people with CFS, I feel I need more confidence from someone tangible that this really works however crazy that sounds. I've come very close to joining the programme I'm just waiting for afew personal things to calm down to give the attention I know my recovery needs. Also loved the part about childhood trauma and telling everyone what you thought 😅 ill hold off doing that! Thank you again for sharing your story, you're so inspiring.I know I was meant to see this ❤ sorry to hear all you have had to go through x
This is awful she was treated in this way. I’m also in England and as horrible as this situation is, I suddenly feel grateful that I have not be treated in this way. I did had a few dismissive doctors to begin with but then eventually got taken seriously by another doctor
I'm so glad you feel better! But someone walking 20k steps per day then sick for 1 year does not.give me hope for mu child who has been sick most of her life.
Hey 👋 thanks Stephanie. I think you missed where I said I struggled more cognitively and couldn’t go to school or college full time for 15 years or work full time - which is more than half my life now since I was 14. Then became bedbound after covid and lost everything. Remember this is an hour interview of summarising 17 years. Emphasising the last two years and all the trauma that’s happened. Please don’t dismiss my journey. I’m sure you’ve done all you can for your child, my mum did the same. But it took me time to understand what was happening and what to do and I still not fully recovered and make mistakes. I’m certain within time and the amount of people recovering, programs and help out there. They will make it to. There is other peoples recovery interviews on here who has been sick for 50+ years if this interview didn’t resonate, where mine is more focused on trauma. ❤
@@HannahByerley I will watch the rest - as soon as I hear people got sick during covid, I often don't listen because it makes me feel more scared that everyone who recovers is just recovering from long covid. I'm not meaning to dismiss anything which is meaningful to many, but I find so many interviews are not relevant to people like me. Thank you for your comment though - I shall have another listen.
@@stephaniew4168Everyone’s trigger is different, but it all comes from the same issue, the nervous system. The nervous system is just trying to protect the body from perceived danger so it sends symptoms to keep you “safe”. Doesn’t matter how long you’ve had it, or what triggered it, everyone can recover. Follow the principals of Miguels program to get out of this illness.
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What people go through just amazes me. It is really heartbreaking doctors are clueless. Without internet or social media a lot of people would not find brain retraining and programs to help. I am sure a lot of people were put in mental hospitals years ago and called crazy. Blessings to both of you for sharing your story and showing what is possible. 🌻👣
Thank you Cindy. One can only imagine who people who have suffered this say 50yrs ago has been through, when there was literally no clue what this is.
Thank goodness that we're here today.
Hannah. I’m so happy for you that you’re getting better. Thankyou for sharing your story. I know it will help many people ❤
Thanks and welcome 😊❤️
Hannah, I hope you are so proud of yourself. How you survived the medical abuse you talk about (because that's what it is!) is a miracle and says so much about your inner strength and hope. I feel privileged to have heard your story. Good luck!!
Thank you so much! 😊❤️
Hello Hannah. I can relate. The shakiness and legs just giving way or feeling weighted. I get this sometimes after I shower. After I walk stairs or in a store (which I don't do often).....it is very unsettling.
Your story gives me hope. I used to run marathons and dance ballet. I worked full time and a part time gig on weekends, too. Had active social life....vacations every year. Started my MA degree but could not finish it. Now I am bedridden during severe flares and homebound 75% of the time, struggling to do ADL'S and run basic errands, etc. Stay strong. Your recovery is an inspiration. Sorry you went through all of the things you had to endure. I too went through the "you have a major mental illness" label and wrongful diagnosis. No, it is not depression. Maybe situational but.....not clinical. Thank you for giving us hope. Lots of love. 🙏💖
The more people you meet with this illness you’ll find our “before” stories are all similar.
You’ll get there, follow the rules and principles. You won’t do it perfectly and it’ll take time but that’s ok ❤❤
Hope you're getting better now @EarthAngelPreparedness?
Thank you Hannah for sharing. You are such an inspiration.
This is such a great recovery story!! Hannah you've come SO far!! One of the things I love the most is the honesty (how long it took, how hard it was with ups n downs, how she's not working yet etc). Most recovery stories out there make it look like the person is super-human after recovery which makes it seem so unattainable and rare. This one makes me feel like it is possible and not striving for perfect. A beautiful life awaits us! I can relate to many parts of this one ~ and that video at the end! 😭🥰 🙌🌟
Thank you so much! I definitely said to Miguel I’m doing this interview as honest and raw as possible with the length and amount of curve balls sent my way so I’m really happy that’s came across.
What a journey, well done Hannah.
Thank you
There’s my girl…. Honored you allowed me in on this journey with you….I remember you wanting to cut that beautiful hair of yours luv u kiddo
Thank you for all your support and acknowledgment along the way ❤️❤️
You're the best! ❤️
So happy for you Hannah . Amazing recovery. 💓 Sorry for the pain that u went through .....
Thank you guys for everything you are doing for people all around the world.. Hannah sending you ❤❤❤❤❤❤!!!
Thank you so much! 😊❤️
Thank you so much Miguel for sharing this incredible story of resilience. I really appreciated both you and Hannah sharing about your bereavement and grief experiences during your healing journey and how you took strength from it. What an absolutely inspiring story of recovery for all of us on our healing journey with similar life experiences.
Thank you so much. I’m glad my recovery interview amongst dealing with grief and life stress was appreciated means a lot
So incredibly proud of you Han!! I remember us both in bed and then when you lost your mum and seeing you right now makes me so immensely proud of you and beyond happy to see youve come through it all and have gotten your life back!!! Its been an honor going through the program with you! I had a huge scare with my mum recently she had a heart attack and we didnt think she would make it and straight away i thought of you and crista and it gave me so much strength and confidence to manage whatever might come! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ thank you
Thank you so much! 😊❤️
Thank you so much girl!! Sorry I didn’t get a notification, I’m so proud of you to!! I watched your video!!
Imagine if someone told us at the started we’d be doing recovery interviews, we wouldn’t have believed them!
So sorry to hear about your mum, really hope she’s ok. I know first hand how scary that situation is!
I’m so happy you’re thriving girl!! Even though on different time zoom calls always found our lives and journeys very similar ❤ xx
Really excellent interview...so raw and real ..Thanks for story, you are so remarkable and inspiring.❤
Thank you ❤
@@EllaSloman how are you?
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! 😊❤️
Such an amazing and strong story ❤
Wow what a great interview ❤
Thank you so much! 😊❤️
Thank you, muchly appreciated
What a truly honest video. Congratulations on recovering Hannah 🙏🏼
Thank you so much! 😊❤️
Thank you ❤
Hannah is a superhero!
Thank you so much! 😊❤️
It's amazing you are still here Hannah.. well done for coming through. I'm sure you must have felt hopeless.. what a story that is. I wish the medical profession in England all believed in this condition and how serious it can be.
I live in Bognor Regis just along the coast . We are in a nice part of the world with sunshine.
Hello from down the road 👋 yes still have the letter from nhs “south coast fatigue” saying that they don’t help server cases and just leaving me to it 😢
@@HannahByerley that's terrible of them to leave you without help... thanks for the reply. Maybe you will write a book one day Hannah.
Not just England that the medical professionals don’t believe in this condition, Im in Australia and its the same here, Im sure its the same everywhere in the world
The video at the end was just beautiful. ❤Hannah you worked so hard for this and you deserve all the beautiful things life has for you. What persistence and determination to get your life back. You are my hero 💕
Thank you, the video of the end is i decided to force my self to take a second a day of 2024 of things I was grateful for even when I felt in the darkness of greif and recovery.
Really glad you enjoyed it
@@HannahByerley❤❤
Wow 👏amazing story
What a great warrior ❤
Thank you for sharing
Thanks and welcome 😊❤️
You are so inspiring Hannah! ❤❤❤
Thank you!
Your thriver Peer
Thank you so much! 😊❤️
Hi Hannah, thank you so much for sharing your story. I can really resonate with soooo much of your story and symptoms. I'm also 32 from Portsmouth, I knew I recognised that accent :) I would love to reach out to you personally if you would be open to that? I don't know anyone else who has been, or going through CFS and although I've been watching lots of videos from people with CFS, I feel I need more confidence from someone tangible that this really works however crazy that sounds. I've come very close to joining the programme I'm just waiting for afew personal things to calm down to give the attention I know my recovery needs.
Also loved the part about childhood trauma and telling everyone what you thought 😅 ill hold off doing that!
Thank you again for sharing your story, you're so inspiring.I know I was meant to see this ❤ sorry to hear all you have had to go through x
Hannah, I’m so sorry for your struggles. I’m your twin in the US. Keep up the good fight.
Thank you so much! 😊❤️
This is awful she was treated in this way. I’m also in England and as horrible as this situation is, I suddenly feel grateful that I have not be treated in this way. I did had a few dismissive doctors to begin with but then eventually got taken seriously by another doctor
Good Good! Hope you're recovering?
I'm so glad you feel better! But someone walking 20k steps per day then sick for 1 year does not.give me hope for mu child who has been sick most of her life.
Hey 👋 thanks Stephanie.
I think you missed where I said I struggled more cognitively and couldn’t go to school or college full time for 15 years or work full time - which is more than half my life now since I was 14. Then became bedbound after covid and lost everything. Remember this is an hour interview of summarising 17 years. Emphasising the last two years and all the trauma that’s happened.
Please don’t dismiss my journey.
I’m sure you’ve done all you can for your child, my mum did the same.
But it took me time to understand what was happening and what to do and I still not fully recovered and make mistakes. I’m certain within time and the amount of people recovering, programs and help out there. They will make it to. There is other peoples recovery interviews on here who has been sick for 50+ years if this interview didn’t resonate, where mine is more focused on trauma.
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Hello lovely - your story is so inspirational. I followed you on Instagram ❤
Very negative and very weak, stop playing victim
@@HannahByerley I will watch the rest - as soon as I hear people got sick during covid, I often don't listen because it makes me feel more scared that everyone who recovers is just recovering from long covid. I'm not meaning to dismiss anything which is meaningful to many, but I find so many interviews are not relevant to people like me. Thank you for your comment though - I shall have another listen.
@@stephaniew4168Everyone’s trigger is different, but it all comes from the same issue, the nervous system. The nervous system is just trying to protect the body from perceived danger so it sends symptoms to keep you “safe”. Doesn’t matter how long you’ve had it, or what triggered it, everyone can recover. Follow the principals of Miguels program to get out of this illness.