How I Organize My Medical Supplies | Chronic Illness

I have A LOT of medical supplies due to living life with multiple chronic illnesses. Here is how I keep everything organized so I remember to take my medications and am easily able to do all my at home IV's and treatments!
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Hi, I'm Victoria! I live with chronic illness and share my journey to healing. I work hard to raise awareness around illness and disability, especially chronic Lyme disease and autoimmune disease. I'm here to spread the knowledge I've learned, as well as be real about what living with chronic illness is like. I'm also a holistic health and wellness blogger, so I share my tips on living a non-toxic or low-toxic lifestyle plus delicious and healthy food for those with intolerances or allergies. I'm always open to video suggestions, so don't be afraid to reach out!

[@VictoriaHealing]

I hope this video provided some ideas on how to keep your medical stuff organized! What are your top organizational tips when it comes to medical supplies?

[@rylee2792]

I have 4 chronic illnesses, failure to thrive, autoimmune hepatitis, abdominal migraines, and something that is pretty tmi which is chronic constipation. Every month I have to go to the hospital for a few days, not scheduled just with my multiple illnesses it’s necessary, at least when my body starts to give up. I have an ng tube but I’m to shy to show it on camera. An ng tube is a nasogastric tube that goes down my nose through my throat to my Stomach because I have failed to thrive without feeds going through my tube, I loose around 10 pounds in 3 weeks without it. This video was really inspirational for me to organize all my medical supplies which unfortunately takes up my entire room including, 2 IV polls, 1 pump, boost formula, feeding bags, sterile water, a box of syringes, pump charger, 5 stethoscopes, bottles upon bottles of medicine, etc. the list goes on and on I don’t know if I mentioned my age and name. Well my Name is Rylee and I’m a 13 year old Girl

[@VictoriaHealing]

I'm glad the video was helpful for you! Keeping all your medical stuff organized can definitely be a challenge!

[@kawaiisenshi2401]

Loved this! Thx for sharing!

[@avivapeltin]

So organized! My supplement closet is a bit of a mess rn. Need to sell some more!

[@VictoriaHealing]

LOL! I don't know how people live life not organized, I can't handle it. Sell girl sell!! Make that money haha

[@KellyJohnson-dr5ob]

I have a very complex medical record at Seattle Children’s I have had lots of surgeries and hospital stays for infections also after surgery stays I have had been on lots of different medications while I was growing up to get my arthritis under control and I hade to sit in the infusion room to get my arthritis medicine I have been to the hospital for normal reason I have to take lots of vitamin pills and other things that I need to keep my body healthy and functioning so I get it I’m only 17 years old

[@smadm2437]

Super episode :) I have moved to a new flat and I have allocated a kitchen counter and part of the fridge door to herbs and supps; in fact, I joke that I am not renting a flat, but a mini healing space! You have influenced me a lot I admit :) Plus I intend to get a dome sauna at some point, so it is likely to look even more like a clinic than a 'normal' flat. I too have containers but they are individual ones for each day because I am often on the go. I have a plastic box in the bathroom for enema bucket, coco oil etc. Great tip about writing on the bottle because it does get confusing! Do you use any tinctures? I prepare mine and am not sure how to label them, because it gets messy when I wash the bottles. Oh, I too have boxes of extra/past supplements. I am still very impressed that you do your own IV! Lastly, I agree that it is key to be organised because it makes it all a lot easier to manage. Btw when/where are you moving to? And why? :) I barely use Insta, and I appreciate that you might have addressed this there. Thanks Victoria!

[@VictoriaHealing]

Seriously, our homes our like mini healing spaces though! I have a drawer in my bathroom for enema stuff, too! Didn't show that but will when do full apartment tour. It really is a life saver to organize it all. Otherwise it just gets to be overwhelming or i lose track of what needs to be taken. I don't take any tinctures at the moment. Can you label them with a piece of tape on the bottle that you write on? I will address in my apartment tour vid more about why but I didn't move anywhere special, just a different unit in my complex.

[@smadm2437]

@@VictoriaHealingThanks Victoria, I look forward to your next videos :) Good idea about writing on the tape, I'll need to get good marker pens. I love all these tips x

[@Advocate.bettie]

You line in Denver still? I currently live in Denver myself and I'm just not loving my IV supplies supplier I was wondering who you use.

[@VictoriaHealing]

I use Coram

[@Goat.Cheese]

Haha I can't remember to take my pills unless they're within eyesite, too! Lyme-brain must eliminate object permanence for some reason 😂

[@VictoriaHealing]

Haha, must be how lyme brain works! HA