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Lifting Out of the Lows
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Приєднався 7 лис 2019
This channel is about my journey and experiences suffering from mental health problems. I hope to shed some insight and hopefully inspire some people through this content
My experience taking antibiotics with Humira and Methotrexate
I was diagnosed with an autoimmune condition called psoriatic arthritis in April 2023 and have been taking methotrexate since May 2023 and humira/adalimumab since January 2024. These medications are potentially dangerous and lower your immune system so getting infections is something you have to be mindful about. If you do get an infection and need to take antibiotics it's important to follow medical advice. In this video I share my experience of taking antibiotics with humira and methotrexate to hopefully shed some light on the topic.
As always if you have any thoughts or questions please leave in the comments
Peace and Love
Welcome to my channel Lifting out of the Lows where I share and document my experience with mental health, depression and bipolar cyclothymia and also psoriatic arthritis. I hope from sharing these videos and my experiences I'm able to help people along their own journey and make it somewhat easier (if that's possible) as I talk about things such as:
* How to stop feeling depressed
* My experience with mental health
* How to stop feeling anxious
* How to improve your mental health
* My journey through life
* How to take action
* How to be happier in life
* How to build a strong mind
* How to deal with the challenges life throws at you
I haven't got it all figured out, far from it. We're all on a journey that one never stops learning from but by creating these videos my aim is to help people and start more of a conversation around mental health. If you like the videos like, share and all the rest as the louder the message I'm sure the more people will benefit
As always if you have any thoughts or questions please leave in the comments
Peace and Love
Welcome to my channel Lifting out of the Lows where I share and document my experience with mental health, depression and bipolar cyclothymia and also psoriatic arthritis. I hope from sharing these videos and my experiences I'm able to help people along their own journey and make it somewhat easier (if that's possible) as I talk about things such as:
* How to stop feeling depressed
* My experience with mental health
* How to stop feeling anxious
* How to improve your mental health
* My journey through life
* How to take action
* How to be happier in life
* How to build a strong mind
* How to deal with the challenges life throws at you
I haven't got it all figured out, far from it. We're all on a journey that one never stops learning from but by creating these videos my aim is to help people and start more of a conversation around mental health. If you like the videos like, share and all the rest as the louder the message I'm sure the more people will benefit
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Staying stoic in the face of adversity
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I've suffered with long bouts of depression many times throughout my life which lead me to being diagnosed with bipolar cyclothymia as well as having to battle with an auto-immune condition called psoriatic arthritis. I've realised after my short 32 years of life on this Earth that the staying stoic and non-reactive in any given situation always leads you to a great path in the long run. In thi...
Humira 9 month review
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I was diagnosed with an autoimmune condition called psoriatic arthritis in April 2023 and have been taking methotrexate since May 2023. 9 months ago I had my first humira/adalimumab injection and have now taken around 18 shots in total. The methotrexate helped a bit but with the humira/adalimumab I've made great progress I wanted to document my experience from the start, giving monthly updates ...
Blood test results after taking methotrexate and Humira for Psoriatic arthritis
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I was diagnosed with an autoimmune condition called psoriatic arthritis in April 2023 and have been taking methotrexate since May 2023 and humira/adalimumab since January 2024. When starting these medications you need to get regular blood tests done in order to curb any potential side effects that unfortunately can happen when taking biologics or DMARDS. In this video I discuss my blood test re...
Humira 8 month review
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I was diagnosed with an autoimmune condition called psoriatic arthritis in April 2023 and have been taking methotrexate since May 2023. 8 months ago I had my first humira/adalimumab injection and have now taken around 16 shots in total. The methotrexate helped a bit but with the humira/adalimumab I've made great progress I wanted to document my experience from the start, giving monthly updates ...
International travel with biologics
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Traveling with biologics can be a stressful situation and also something very serious to consider with in comes to your health. I currently take adalimumbab/humira for psoriatic arthritis and in this video I talk about the considerations I've made when traveling, how to plan ahead to make sure everything goes smoothly and what procedures I think will be helpful to you if you're in a similar sit...
7 month humira/ adalimumab review for psoriatic arthritis
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I was diagnosed with an autoimmune condition called psoriatic arthritis in April 2023 and have been taking methotrexate since May 2023. 7 months ago I had my first humira/adalimumab injection and have now taken around 14 shots in total. The methotrexate helped a bit but with the humira/adalimumab I've made great progress I wanted to document my experience from the start, giving monthly updates ...
signs and symptoms of psoriatic arthritis
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After being diagnosed with psoriatic arthritis in April 2023 I wanted to share the signs and symptoms I experienced to give me some insight if they suspect they may have the condition. Of course everyone is different but I feel the more information that is out there the better. As always if you have any thoughts or questions please leave in the comments Peace and Love Welcome to my channel Lift...
6 month humira/ adalimumab review for psoriatic arthritis
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I was diagnosed with an autoimmune condition called psoriatic arthritis in April 2023 and have been taking methotrexate since May 2023. 6 months ago I had my first humira/adalimumab injection and have now taken around 12 shots in total. The methotrexate helped a bit but with the humira/adalimumab I've made great progress I wanted to document my experience from the start, giving monthly updates ...
The illusion of happiness
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I've suffered with long bouts of depression many times throughout my life which lead me to being diagnosed with bipolar cyclothymia. I've realised after my short 32 years of life on this Earth that the illusion of happiness can be very damaging. Maybe it's OK to feel bad the majority of the time and reaching a point of eternal happiness is never going to happen (in my opinion at least). In this...
Feeling depressed? Then get to work and try to do your best
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I've suffered with long bouts of depression many times throughout my life which lead me to being diagnosed with bipolar cyclothymia. IU've just comer back from holiday in Istanbul which was a fantastic trip. When coming back from holiday I find that depression always kicks in (post holiday blues) and I wanted to share one technique I use to try and combat the negative feelings once I come back....
My 5 month humira/adalimumab review
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I was diagnosed with an autoimmune condition called psoriatic arthritis in April 2023 and have been taking methotrexate since May 2023. 5 months ago I had my first humira/adalimumab injection and have now taken roughly 10 shots in total. The methotrxate helped a bit but with the new medication I'm pretty much in remission. I wanted to document and share my experience so people can get a real li...
Dealing with the mental roller coaster of life
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I've suffered with long bouts of depression many times throughout my life which lead me to being diagnosed with bipolar cyclothymia. Moving forward I've developed symptoms oif psoriatic arthritis which put me in a lot of pain for around 18 months or so. I thought after the pain had gone with the help of medication I would never feel to down again but then rememberd this is part of life no matte...
How suffering helped me level up
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After being diagnosed with psoriatic arthritis in April 2023 I wanted to share what the positives I've drawn from the experience. It hasn't been easy and at times the level of mental challenge has felt unmanageable but on flip side there is once positive i can draw on. It's made me stronger mentally. It's allowed me to be more grateful and appreciate life more in general now I'm suffering with ...
Results of 3 months being on humira/adalimumab for psoriatic arthritis.
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I was diagnosed with an autoimmune condition called psoriatic arthritis in April 2023 and have been taking methotrexate since May 2023. 3 months ago I had my first humira/adalimumab injection. The methotrxate helped a bit but with the new medication I'm heading into remission it would seem. I wanted to document my experience from the start, giving 2 week updates to help other understand what to...
Why i decided to take medication for psoriatic arthritis
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Why i decided to take medication for psoriatic arthritis
My 6 week humira/adalimumab review
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My 6 week humira/adalimumab review
4 Tips to manage psoriatic arthritis
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4 Tips to manage psoriatic arthritis
How psoriatic arthritis made me stronger
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How psoriatic arthritis made me stronger
My experience with methotrexate injections
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My experience with methotrexate injections
My psoriatic arthritis symptoms and their timeline
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My psoriatic arthritis symptoms and their timeline
Routine for stiff fingers with rheumatoid arthritis or psoriatic arthritis
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Routine for stiff fingers with rheumatoid arthritis or psoriatic arthritis
I got my first humira/adalimumab injection
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I got my first humira/adalimumab injection
Can you drink alcohol while taking methotrexate?
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Can you drink alcohol while taking methotrexate?
Shaving my head with bad scalp psoriasis!! Feeling liberated
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Shaving my head with bad scalp psoriasis!! Feeling liberated
So jealous of your travels…How do you manage all your travel? Is it part of your employment? Or just lucky and make it work with your goals? Anyway so glad you are living life to fullest and your PsA is so well controlled!
thank you currently i am in the process of getting diagnosed my psychologist suggested i have cyclothymia and i am still not sure so looked for people with cyclothymia experiences and yours helped me the most up till now
I’m glad you got some value from it
Question: that metotrexate is weekly, by injection right? I've noticed that when I take it on a Friday, then by the next Thursday it already starts to wear off and symptoms become more severe. Like weekly is not enough and it should be half the dose twice per week. I don't know if anybody ever tested the hypothesis that this is more efficient.
It’s dangerous to have more than that for toxicity reasons. It shouldn’t be wearing off after a week from what I understand it doesn’t work like that but perhaps you’re a unique case
Glad mtx is working for you! There’s a lot of fear around taking a gets basically a chemo drug I was on it two years for PsA on the max recommended dose (9 pills/week). Worked great and really brought my inflammation numbers down. The first year was great and I felt like I was starting to return to some semblance of normal The second year though… not so much. I started to see the liver enzymes climb and I was starting to have digestive issues because of it. And I was getting sick a lot. My rheumatologist noted this and lowered the dose. I went into another flare, which I expected. But when it didn’t let up after four months, I felt I was back at square one. After much research, I determined mtx wasn’t the answer for me. I have a very physical job and couldn’t afford joints that were too swollen and painful to even twist a doorknob. I felt like I was 80, not 50! My rheumatologist wanted to put me on an expensive biologic instead, which didn’t sit well with me. So I quit him. Quit my mtx too. Cold turkey. It was scary but it felt right for me. I know several people who are treating autoimmunes naturally, including seronegatives arthritis, so I decided to try that route while searching for a new doc. I became more strict with my gluten free diet, went grain free following a paleo/lower carb plan, then added in daily CBG/CBD… wow was all I can say. I’m feeling better now than I did when on the max mtx dose. Better than I have in decades. My gut was more f-ed up than I realized. I’ve been off mtx since last January… and no flares, no swelling. I can do my job without an Advil (which I DEFINITELY couldn’t brag about when on mtx) Not advocating ditching a doctor or meds, but i do encourage everyone to look outside the limited box rheumatologists work out of. Question any change in your bloodwork. Keep track of the trends, and correlate that with how you feel. And be your own advocate if something feels off. Not once was diet change recommended as a path, and my rheumatologist completely shut down the medical cannabis conversation when I brought it up. Sad really… Enjoyed hearing your journey. Hopefully your treatment will continue to work for you and not have any serious negative effects. Blessings!
Make videos on the psoriasis part of your journey. If you can share anything useful for us long-term suffers of psoriasis
Ok, have you got anything specific in mind?
I’m going onto in December. First video I’ve found of yours. Gonna do a deep dive now thanks for the hope
Stay hopeful. I wish you all the best with it!
Hi! I'm starting methotrexate tomorrow and I am petrified about taking it. Iv had anxiety about taking it for the past two weeks since my last Rheumatology appt. I will be taking 6 15mg in one go every Sunday then folic acid the following day for a 3 month course. I'm worried about the side effects, i have 3 young children and really concerned. Thank you for your videos I feel a little better about things. Kind regards 💙
Honestly don’t be petrified. But I hope you mean you will be taking 6 2.5mg tablets once a week so 15mg weekly? Because taking 90mg a week of methotrexate could be dangerous. Keep positive with it. It greatly benefitted me. Sending the good energy your way
Your voice is so soothing and calming.
Thank you, that’s a nice comment, I’ll make sure to start serenading the ladies more 😉
Quality mate glad all is good.. meant to be having these injections in the next couple weeks, just wondering about gyms? I train in a sweaty mma gym and am worried about infection.. do you go to the gym and if so have you had any issues? Cheers
Bro I train a lot, teach hot yoga and work in fitness and have had no problems at all. If you get a cut or something take extra care, make sure you clean it quickly etc but in my experience I have not noticed any difference at all. I have made an extra effort to clean cuts as soon as because I used to be very careless tbh but I wouldn't think that's anything to worry about, just make sure you take that little bit of extra care. I hope it goes well for you!
Your psoriasis was ve ry mild. Mine is horrible and im wbaiting t o see if my insurance approves it
It was in context but my scalp was horrendous. I hope your insurance gets approved and it gets resolved. Stay well
I will be taking my first dose of Methotrexate tomorrow. I am very nervous but after watching your video I am feeling more positive. Thank you.
Please stay calm, went very well for me so far and been nearly a year and a half
@@liftingoutofthelows1341 Thank you for your reply.
Ive watched all your videos, theyre inspiring,and helpful to everyone having to go on these drugs. Thanks pal.
Thanks bro, those sort of comments mean a lot
For me Adalimumab worked only for 3months
I’m sorry to hear that
Well done! Have you consider reducing methotrexate yet? My son is symptom free and started a Biologic end of July. I would like him to reduce the methotrexate as it does seem to have a mild side effect on him the next day - tiredness and mood
It is on my agenda but I need to wait until my best rheumatology appointment before moving forward with this idea. Unfortunately it’s been pushed back a couple times but once I’ve had the appointment this is what I want as ideally I would prefer to just be taking the adalimumab. I hope you’re son is still doing well!
I have borderline personality disorder. So totally relate to this.
What does it look lie to day to day living with cyclothymia ? It's very nuanced. It's how to regulate those emotions. and even the linguistic language we choose lie "self pity" are old words from a time when we didn't speak/express. My parents got on with it. I admire that. It's confusing generationally. I'm 40 and struggle with a diagnosis of major depressive disorder. I think we just have to have a line between how people can cope with suggestions that aren't realisitic on a day to day. You to my mind are solid. You are adapative. However if you have those ASD sensitivies plus depression on top then the 'normal' types of society can overcome that easier. Aversion therapy is good. It wors but cements shame and you're a piece of shit (how I'dsay to myself). Good to see your videos and hope your pain is getting better. I've got a long story bro and ain't we all
Thanks for the comment. I guess day to day I accept the ups and downs and just try to stay focused on keep the positive habits. I hope you find the resolve you need 💯 stay well
I’ve just been prescribed this biologic . You videos are really helping me. Thank you x
It’s my pleasure. I hope they help 🤗
Good to hear your doing well fella. Your videos have helped me make the decision to try biologics and im about to have my first injection this Wednesday hopefully all will go well 🤞🤞
Good luck mate, I hope it went/goes well today 💪 stay well
Blueberries, Salmon, Sardines... carnivore mainly.. Omega3 . Clavicle joint for me.. then Achilles / sole .. This has now convinced me to go full on carnivore.. plus blueberries.. Good luck on your journey.
Thank you
Went to see a rheumatologist today and he is considering Humera
It was super helpful for me. Whatever medical route you take I hope you find resolve
Fluoxetine at the 2010s for depression/anxiety was like ritalin for ADHD back in the 90s I was also on it two times. The numbness thing made it so that we could not experience the highs and lows of life - and learn how to deal with them as adults. And when psychologiets/psychiatrists ask you how you feel and you say "numb"/struggle to explain, they get frustrated and keep you on their meds. They are experimenting on the population en masse but insulate themselves from the known (and should have known) consequences.
I experienced a period of zombieness where I did really well academically but could not tell you any of the course content for that period despite being able to clearly recite the course content before and after being on it - including during bouts of extreme depression where I pushed through and still did my study. When you brought up the blurry vision thing is when I went "wow, yeah I also experienced that and any normal person would think experiencing that is messed up".
Interesting to hear
Glad to hear you’re still well my friend. For me, I saw a rheumatologist for the first time last week. I’ve basically been diagnosed, I think my doctors waiting for some lab tests to come back to make it official. Ive just been given an anti inflammatory at the moment as my symptoms are mild (knock on wood). I think maybe I’ll get sulfalizine a bit down the line. My doctor is big on functional medicine so he recommended a number of supplements that are good for people with PsA. All in all it seems to be helping. I’m just hoping my elbow goes back to normal now so I can start doing what I want to in the gym again. Keep making the videos my man!
Thank for the comment. I’m sure you’re elbow will get there, stay patient, I really had to but once things got back to normal I had a new type of gratitude for life. I hope you find resolve with it all. Follow the medical advice and stay well ✌️
It makes me laugh how i too wake up each morning and before i open my eyes i lay there and wiggle all my fingers . I can gauge my day by their stiffness, swelling , and painfulness. Love your astute descriptions. I too “hobble “ around sometimes . Maybe the fellow who made up the word hobble had PsA! Great video, thanks!
You have described vague back pain before, plus this description about how it is hard to get up from the floor/ - me too! Then when i saw a picture of the pelvic rim entheses- i saw why i had pain and stiffness there with these and other activities! Take a look! I wonder if you had pain there. I have it in the posterior rim and anterior insertions, too.
I got a MRI on my spine and it came back all clear (lumbar as well) so I'm not sure what it was in my case
How are your hand X-rays? Do y have a lot of erosions where your flares have been worse ? My right index finger has flared at least 8 times and i have an erosion exactly where the pain was !!hope you are well, and that we both have great outcomes and somehow make the most out of this strange disease. I love your attitude ! We seem like kindred spirits.
Thanks for the attitude comment, all you can do is stay positive. I had an x-ray and it all came back clear but on my left hand there seems to be some sort of permanent swelling but I can't say if it's bone or scar tissue from ligament damage, I think the latter is more likely
I’m on methotrexate , week 9. Have to do 12 wks mtx before my insurance will allow a biologic. Currently Having a flare (all my fingers stiff and swollen DIP’s blew up overnight a few weeks ago ) along with all my usual chronic Enthesitis tender sore spots, so i am currently also on a 6 wk prednisone 15->5 mg slow taper. All labs pristine- but had a high platelet count once. Thx for sharing! I too just returned from a trip (to Italy!) so drank more alcohol than usual- but my lft’s ok so far! Thank goodness . Back to water !
It's all about balance alcohol wise!
Fluoxetine stays in your system for 5 weeks. Even stopping them slowly, and when you stop, they’re still floating in your system. Could be a few weeks after you stop that you start feeling bad again.
Interesting to know
Very true, the half life is long.
My bloods just go through to my nhs app, what is it your using exactly?
It's called patients know best.
starting it is the worst i thought i was going nuts. but thats all SSRIs when u first start. now after a year on it its the best thing ever! helps with my OCD and anxiety with only 10mg. might up it to 20mg for my seasonal depression
im glad you're having a positive experience
Just watched this second vid and my symptoms are so similar other than the feet part. My scalp has been bad for years (spots, itching flaking) but managed with shampoo just about. But over the last 4-6 months my fingers have been in severe pain. Eventually when waking I would have to break my index finger. I was also getting shoulder, lower back, jaw, knee and neck pain. I’ve had X-rays and ultrasound and I have cysts, spurs and joint damage. First scan showed fluid too. I went away on holiday to france for 3 weeks and took 2 weeks of 15mg of Prednisone from my GP which calmed everything down including my scalp. But then visiting a specialist in Manchester she has put it down to osteoarthritis because of the lack of swelling. and that she didn’t have the previous ultrasound showing fluid. I’m trying to get help as I know this is not Osteoarthritis as it’s come on too fast. The aggressive progression is terrifying especially having been fit and healthy. At 46 i’m not young but this has been a total shock. I’ve been to see my GP again last week and told him my concerns so we are waiting for the letter from the specialist. All the time suffering with now grinding sounds in my thumbs and neck. A massive thanks for sharing. My youtube ahoyleisure is all about campervans but I may share what I’m going through as the early diagnosis to save joints is crucial. A massive thanks for taking the time to share ❤
Hi Mark, thanks for the comment and I'm glad you got some value form it. I'm sorry to hear about your situation but this is what I would do if I were you if you're concerned and your self diagnosis is correct. I would pay to see a private rheumatologist. In London it cost me £250 for the consultation and I wish I'd done it sooner as I was on the waiting list on the NHS for ages (but seeing one privately is only beneficial if you're willing to take the medication). After I had my consultation privately they prescribed me methotrexate tablets. This is the first step in the ladder of prescriptions recommended usually by rheumatologists on the NHS to my understanding. Now I was lucky that after the private consultation I saw the NHS about 4 weeks later so I didn't have to pay for another private follow up so you may need to work out what this would cost financially but I just wanted to get on the medication ASAP. This is just my opinion of course but if you can afford it that's what I would do as it will really speed up the process and also your medication ladder once you get seen by the NHS assuming you have got psoriatic arthritis. It may also put your mind at ease and give you a clear direction. As you said your situation is getting worse quite quickly I think that would be the best thing. Of course take my advice at your won peril but if you're really concerned that's what I would do. I wish you well mate and if you want to reach out to me feel free stay well
@@liftingoutofthelows1341 That’s great. Appreciate it. Im lucky in that my GP and the reception at my GP is looking out for me. I’m going to see what the response is early this week from the rheumatologist. If it’s slow and or contradicts the early ultrasound I’m going to pay private. Thanks for the offer of reaching out too. 🤙
This is horrible advice this is common sense
What a nice comment. Thanks
@@liftingoutofthelows1341 omg not at all this is great advice, and you are the most helpful channel on cyclothymia, you are saving so many people and you deserve more followers!!
Thanks so much for sharing. Like you I’ve always been physical and PSA has turned me into a 90 yr old. Hobbling around, can’t make fists. Sore in almost every joint! I had about a year build up of getting progressively worse and was finally diagnosed. I’m excited to start injecting Methotrexate if it lifts me out of this hell. I start in 2 days. Gawd I hope to get my life back. You’ve been an inspiration to me all the way over here in Canada.
Hey, thanks for the comment! Stay positive through your journey. I know it’s easier said than done. See how the MTX goes, it definitely helped me. I wish you well and I’m sending the healing vibes to you 💯
I think I'm an alcoholic, i have cyclothymia and used to drink and smoke weed every day
Good thing you don't anymore
I’m hoping you will update. Thank you in advance!
I’ve made many and update monthly around the 10th of every month. Check my other vids and stay tuned
Ive been prescribed to go on it. I have tested positive for the HL AB27 gene and have been diagnosed with spondalarthropathy and inflimation in my si joints. I've been getting flare-ups for 20 years.im 36 now. Im keen to take it, but im hesitant because of my asthma. And i struggle enough with chest infections when i get a cold or whatever. Dont know how bad it's gonna be if i surpress my immune system...thanks for the update.
Did you end up going on it? I am in the same situation. I've read a lot of positive comments on it and this guy fills me with confidence.
Are you still on it and what update can you give?
I’m updating monthly, you can see my other vids and check in I usually update around the 10th of every month with my update.
I HOPE NO ONES SPINE CATCHES PSA COZ WHEN SPINE STIFF YOU CANT MOVE YOU CANT DO ANYTHING YOU ALWAYS ON BED
Sorry to hear your situation I send you positive energy and I wish you well, truthfully
I AM NOT TRYING TO TERRIFY YOU BUT AFTER 15 YEARS OF PSORIASIS I GOT HIT AND MY BONE CRACKED AND SINCE THEN I HAVE BEEN SUFFERING WITH PSA MY SPINE MY CERVICAL MY NECK I HOPE NO ONE FACES THIS BUT THIS IS A NIGHTMARE LIFE LIKE THIS ON NSAID EVERYDAY IS VERY DIFFICULT FIRST IT WAS PSORIASIS AND NOW PSA I BELIEVE GOD HAS ALL HIS REASONS TO TORTURE US FOR OUR OLD SINS IN MY CASE I KNOW MINE HOPE OTHERS REALISES THAT TOO
I’m sorry to hear about your experience
Needing to think my thoughts out...... Never have i ever heard a better explanation!!!! Your doing great job!! Great video!!! Just got my diagnosis, and totally relate to everything you said!
Thanks you! I hope you find resolve with it. It's taken a long time but with practice I've been able to reduce the negative effects.
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Great videos, have helped me out no end, thanks!
My pleasure and thanks for the comment. It means a lot to know it's helping people who have been in a similar situation. Stay well!
I’m so happy to hear you are getting relief from your psoriatic arthritis. I have the same condition. I was prescribed methotrexate, which they had to stop after six months because it was damaging my liver. They then prescribed arava which gave me the most awful pains in my stomach so I stopped taking it. They now want to prescribe yuflyma which is newer version of humira. I am so nervous at the thought of taking it. Your videos give me hope, enjoy your travels. Keep safe and well.😎
Stay positive with it all, i know it's hard. Wishing you well with it al!
That's great news ! Very happy for you🎉 Will ask my rheumatologist abou it at my next appointment. Just wondering if you have tried medical marijuana at all? I've tried the cbd oil in drop form but not successful! So I'm about to try the drops with thc oil which I hope will help😮 will let you know if they do as may be helpful to someone else! Cheers from Oz 🦘
I can't say I have tried them, I hope they have a positive effect!
Thank you so much 😊
You're welcome 😊
Are you still on the carnivore diet?
Not any more. Decided it’s not sustainable for me long term but I still eat paleo basically
I think it is so important that you are making these videos. Cyclothymia is not talked about that often, and you help so many people like us. I am not diagnosed yet but I really think I have it. And you really make it feel like it is managable, so thank you so much!
My pleasure :)
I’ve been on Humira for 2 years for Rheumatoid arthritis. It worked overnight for me too. Hope it’s still working well!
It’s still going amazing for me! Thank you
We sell lamps that treat better and cost less than one injection. And if not you get refund.
We're you able to get off the SSRIs or still need them?
I'm off them
Hey bro, just wanted to let you know how helpful these vids have been. I've been having symptoms for about a year, which I now think are Psoriatic Arthritis. Thankfully everything has been mild so far - mild scalp psoriasis, two on and off again swollen fingers and some mild pain in others, one swollen toe, and what I'm guessing is mild enthesitis in an elbow. I pray to God it stays that way. Got an appointment with a rheumatologist in about 3 weeks. Looking at the internet with this has been wild, sometimes it's hard not to get anxiety over it. It's amazing to see someone going through something similar (although I think your symptoms sounded more severe than mine) and doing well on the other side. Keep it up please!
Thanks for the comment, it means a lot and I’m pleased to hear you’re going to see a rheumatologist because they should be able to move you forward in the best way positive. Stay positive with it all and regardless you’ll learn something along the journey. Stay well bro