ADHD, EDS and ME
ADHD, EDS and ME
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Practical system to overcome Time Blindness
A how to for Neurodivergent people with Time Blindness to cope and get to work, events and appointments on time by using their mobile phones. Quick easy life hack.
#adhd #asd #neurodivergent #timeblindness #autism #aspergerssyndrome #aspergers #asperger #attentiondeficithyperactivitydisorder #dyslexia #workingmemory #executivedysfunction
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Відео

ADHD Assessment NHS Waiting lists
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I contest 'Everyone is getting diagnosed with ADHD'. After having the possibility of ADHD used as a THREAT over my head at University, I've finally plucked up the courage to go on the waiting list and you honestly would believe how long the NHS waiting list is in my area. I need HELP and suggestions please!!!!!
Delicate EDS hair, Bleach, Hair dye and Crazy, Vibrant Colours
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EDS hair is super delicate and weak. In this video I discuss what Bleach cleansing and highlights do to delicate EDS hair, even if Opalex is used. I suggest how to dye your hair if you do want to (carefully) and the risks of those crazy, vibrant colours we see everywhere....and what to use to get rid of them if you have to. I also talk about the inner battle between EDS me who wants to save my ...
EDS Hair: The dos and the don'ts when it starts falling out in clumps in the shower!
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The rules, the levels of attack and what to do when you get iller and you suddenly find your hair falling out in clumps in the shower by the hand fulls or even worse; when it gets to that crinkly stage and starts crumpling to dust. From ditching the SLS all the way through to using specialised made for you shampoo and rebonding chemicals; the dos and the don'ts of shampoo and conditioner. Plus ...
Reintroduction to my channel, repurposing it and more HD 720p
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My life has changed so dramatically in the last two years. I've been diagnosed with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome and Autism (Asperger's Syndrome) on top of my existing conditions. I've ended up needing mobility devices, I can no longer run, use a lot of the skincare, haircare or even general stuff around the house I once used. What I needed over those two years was a guide... Remeet the woman behind ...
M.E, work and money
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I get brutally honest about working scarily little, and buying stuff outright as much as possible. I include tips about saving money, which usually means being ok with second hand. I also show you my Depop haul and explain why I dipped into my savings to get them!
Feeling Better: reviewing my PEM episode
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I wake up feeling a lot better and review how my Post Exertional Malaise makes me feel looking back.
Post PEM struggle back to work
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In this one I get super-real about the emotional struggle as well as the physical struggle of getting over a PEM crash while I attempt to return to work after the holidays. I give you an absolutely honest insight into how this crash is making me feel, plus little tricks I use for making myself feel a little better.
I give myself PEM: Post Exertional Malaise
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I overdid it and gave myself PEM. PEM seriously exacerbates my symptoms of ME. In this warts and all vlog I discuss how I'm feeling both mentally and physically, how hard it is just to get out of bed. Headaches, sore throats, tummy aches and exhaustion are only part of the problem, other symptoms are far harder to cope with in some ways.
Weekend of Running part 2: The long trail run
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We're going on a trail run, it's going to be a long run...well, longer than we expected. I vlog the ups and downs of fighting my way back to trail running, realise how far back my running has got and discover my absolute need to carry gels if you're going to tackle a long run with CFS/ME
Weekend of running part 1: parkrun, going back to work and duty calls!
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Day 1 of the weekend of running; did not go entirely to plan...and I go back to work after the holidays
The most awesome week I've had in a long time!
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This video is about Jan 2nd-4th: Early nights, 3am brain, visiting the physio...and doing an exciting thing I've been wanting to do for ages...finally!!!!
New Year's Intentions for 2019 and a catch up on how my M.E. affected the last half of 2018
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Spoilers: I visited a lot of specialists, discovered bradycardia and keeled over! I also lay down my intentions for this year and talk about meeting a fellow ME runner in full remission!
Weds 2nd Jan, I try my new Dharma wheel (and it gets wobbly)
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This video is about Weds 2nd Jan, I try my new Dharma wheel!
I've Got 99 problems but the 100 ain't one
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2019 is the year of recovery I've decided. My New Year's intention is to focus on my health so I can do all the things I love, more. Like parkrun. So, starting the year as I mean to go on with the parkrun New Year Double. The added bonus is I finally manage to join the parkrun 100 club during the process! I've got 99 problems but the 100 ain't one. New Year's double; the only way to start New Y...

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  • @nippynf4l831
    @nippynf4l831 6 місяців тому

    Try to do a lot one day and spend the next three to four days paying for it. It’s very hard sometimes

  • @katharinedavis4947
    @katharinedavis4947 Рік тому

    Thank you for making this video, you're describing the way i felt this morning. I went to the hairdressers yesterday, that's all . I can hardlywalkbecauseof osteo arthritis. . I have fibromyalgia .

  • @thepap000
    @thepap000 Рік тому

    How are things going now?

    • @julietteelisabeth1734
      @julietteelisabeth1734 Рік тому

      I ended up saving up and paying to go private. Turns out I am really ADHD, I tick all the boxes child and adult, which the Ed Psych at University had indicated in 2008 when Adult ADHD didn’t exist according to the NHS, so it wasn’t a surprise or wasted money. I just couldn’t wait 5 years on the NHS waiting list. Now I’ve hit another hurdle: I can’t be medicated with ADHD meds because I’m prone to serotonin syndrome but the same clinic still won’t see me (I’m on the waiting list) so all my GP can do for now as a woman in her 40s is give me HRT. Oestrogen is a dopamine carrier and she hopes making more oestrogen available will help until I can see an ADHD specialist.

    • @julietteelisabeth1734
      @julietteelisabeth1734 Рік тому

      *2006

    • @ALADDIN22091978
      @ALADDIN22091978 11 місяців тому

      I am aged 45. I got a degree in 1999 aged 20 , pgdip in 2000. I was told I had dyspraxia, aged 23. People thought I may have Aspergers. I had an assessment almost 20 years ago , the psychiatrist said “ Aspergers traits not a problem”, means borderline Asperger’s syndrome. One GP, said I could not have an assessment too costly, the other found a loophole closed in 2005. I learned about adult dyspraxia. I got diagnosed privately, May 2012, aged 33, my GP, would not accept the report ( no NHS diagnosis on the NHS). If I had my diagnosis of dyspraxia, I would have had my ADHD detected. I had a nervous breakdown to get my ADHD detected, 4 years ago . I got diagnosed privately, 100 miles away , if I had my diagnosis on the NHS, I would have had to wait 4 years . Many psychiatrists would not assess me because I have dyspraxia and Aspergers traits . At my dyspraxia assessment, my IQ was around 125. My psychiatrist said my was missed because I was well behaved in school, intelligent and driven . My options in life are limited . I had a thorough assessment for ADHD. I looked through my records, I had an assessment aged 8, dyspraxia and ADHD symptoms. I had an assessment, aged 9, dyspraxia and ADHD, a slight assessment autistic , nothing else in my records . NHS, fails neurodiverse people. I am fed up . Good luck.

  • @ozzy7567
    @ozzy7567 Рік тому

    What an honest and raw video, i totally relate sadly. How are you doing at the moment?

    • @julietteelisabeth1734
      @julietteelisabeth1734 Рік тому

      Actually not too bad right now thank you! I did recover. PEM is horrible but I do recover from it eventually and come out the other side slowly.

  • @katreilly3094
    @katreilly3094 Рік тому

    Can we talk more I was diagnosed recently and my hair is falling out which surprisingly I can handle all the pain and dislocations but not losing my hair.

    • @julietteelisabeth1734
      @julietteelisabeth1734 Рік тому

      It is really difficult. You have my sympathy. Often our hair is part of our identity and how we express it. So it coming out in clumps or drying and crumbling can really get to us xx

    • @katreilly3094
      @katreilly3094 Рік тому

      @@julietteelisabeth1734 exactly I don't really care about my shoes or clothes but my hair and nails more than I should. My nails have always been pretty bad tho. But my hair never went past my shoulder blades but was still thick and healthy now it's super thin and falls out everywhere with the littlest movements especially when I wash even in cold cool water. I keep switching shampoos but my scalp is showing.... My Drs aren't helping me when it comes to how I can make it better or something..... Clumps locks of hair.... I'm still learning about it as I was told for years It was in my head or I was attention seeking and only diagnosed in August of 2022

    • @julietteelisabeth1734
      @julietteelisabeth1734 Рік тому

      @@katreilly3094 huge hugs. Unlearning that rhetoric is really hard. But if you wouldn’t say that to a friend, don’t say it to yourself. Compassion is key

    • @mgracie8129
      @mgracie8129 2 місяці тому

      My hairs been falling out like crazy recently 😬 I didn't realise it was an eds thing.

  • @PBenedicte
    @PBenedicte Рік тому

    Thanks for sharing your experience. I have EDS and hashimoto... I used to have beautiful hair but since 2019 I started to have hair issues and alopecia. Take care 💞

    • @katreilly3094
      @katreilly3094 Рік тому

      Can you explain more? As this is becoming a fear of mine with the amount of hair I've lost in a few months....

    • @PBenedicte
      @PBenedicte Рік тому

      @@katreilly3094 sure, I don't lose a lot of hair but my hair has become very thinner and thinner. So I went to a dermatologist who told me I got Aga (androgenic alopecia)... But I want a second diagnose so I'm going to see another one. I take a lot of supplements: for hormones, intestins (I have inflammation),... I also have lipedema and hashimoto...

  • @glamcat7948
    @glamcat7948 3 роки тому

    Omg yes! You nailed it when you said you can pinpoint certain times or events in your life that caused your EDS to flair or get worse. Same here. I was only diagnosed last week, but I have EDS and MCAS and suuuuch bad hair loss. I was told by my primary care that I should "just stop bleaching my hair and you'll be fine." For reference, I only get highlights done about once every 4 months because I don't want to add more damage to it... And I've literally been losing a handful of hair every time I wash it, to the point where about half my hair is now gone. I'm so sorry you're dealing with all these health issues, and I wish you nothing but the best going forward. Thank you for posting about this and bringing awareness to it!

  • @michellelabelle3048
    @michellelabelle3048 3 роки тому

    What is the hair product at 14:20? My hair I'd falling out and I'm looking for products that doesn't make my skin break out. (hEDS, 49, female. side note: I look 15 years younger. It is nice, but I'd rather not have hEDS and deal with looking middle aged).

  • @zippo_muk9254
    @zippo_muk9254 3 роки тому

    I’m 23 (male, 6ft5) and just recently got diagnosed with hEDS. Always wondered why I had stretch marks on my abs as a teen (at least I had a cool nickname “white tiger” 🤣). I always had perfect hair growing up, until the last year or two. I only shampoo’d once a month and my hair was always silky smooth and perfect. Lately it’s been very dry and thinner. Whenever I shampoo etc it feels even worse after a two days. My eyebrows are thinner and my beard is very thin and hasn’t grown in on the sides (I think it’s because the hairs fall off brushing against my pillow as I sleep on my sides so I’ve been sleeping on my back). I’ve just started taking Vitamin C, Zinc and will be getting Biotin. So hopefully these vitamins will help. *I’ve noticed that cutting out carbs and eating more red meat has helped A LOT* especially with joint pain and skin. Any recommendations for specific shampoo/conditioner/moisturiser/lotion brands?

    • @julietteelisabeth1734
      @julietteelisabeth1734 3 роки тому

      Definely on the biotin, I take that and a really decent multivitamin. It seems to help with the hEDS. So, Palmers Coconut butter shampoo and conditioner are good I’ve found if a little heavy, Umberto Gianni is ok, Burts Bees kids shampoo is quite good too. But for me, I’ve gone the whole hog and I use Function of Beauty who specially tailor make their shampoos and conditioners to what their customer needs. It’s not cheap though so really needs some serious consideration before you get into that as it gets shipped from America. If you do want to go down that road my discount code is www.functionofbeauty.com/images/clipboard.svg

  • @KineticSoul2
    @KineticSoul2 3 роки тому

    Thank you! Been through this cycle a million times as well. Hair stylists always try to convince me...oh you can just do highlights! It woll be fine. And then.... yeah... back in the cycle.

  • @KineticSoul2
    @KineticSoul2 3 роки тому

    I can’t bleach my hair either. My hair can’t take it. This may sound totally ignorant, but how do you get your hair lighter without bleaching it? Btw, I love your strawberry blonde color! It looks great with your skin tone.

    • @julietteelisabeth1734
      @julietteelisabeth1734 3 роки тому

      Thank you! It was my natural colour when I was a child to teen before I had children, so it’s a good guess it would suit me 😉

  • @KineticSoul2
    @KineticSoul2 3 роки тому

    Thank you!! Recently diagnosed with hEDS and I’ve been struggling with and wondering about my hair and my nails my whole life. When I was diagnosed I started thinking, OMG! It’s the EDS! I mean hair and nails = collagen! But I never see any info about it anywhere (the correlation between these). My hair is extremely dry and brittle and fine and breaks easily and yes comes out in clumps in the shower every single time I wash or even Jist rinse it! I started using natural hair care products made by and for people of African decent and my hair is sooooooo much better! But I still struggle. It falls out, like you said disintegrates! I can’t grow it much longer than my shoulders. I’ve also always had extremely fragile nails. I can’t open anything with my nails. Even really easy to open things. They will bend backwards.

    • @julietteelisabeth1734
      @julietteelisabeth1734 3 роки тому

      I’m so glad it helped you. That’s the whole point of me making these. I must get round to making some more. But being an EDSer, I’ve been ill.

  • @maxschilling925
    @maxschilling925 3 роки тому

    I thought you were like late 20s OMG I know EDS affects this but I was still shocked lol

  • @jiltedlittle6868
    @jiltedlittle6868 3 роки тому

    43?!? Dude you look like you could goto college with me 😹 I'm 21. Had to comment again when you said that lol

    • @julietteelisabeth1734
      @julietteelisabeth1734 3 роки тому

      In my point of view, long may it continue. Aspie me hates the idea of aging. But there are days I look in the mirror and it’s severely disappointing! Aging isn’t nice when when you’re autistic, so sometimes it’s good to have EDS too to slow it down!

  • @jiltedlittle6868
    @jiltedlittle6868 3 роки тому

    I love how you talk with your hands, you are so adorable. Fellow aspie here. Keep making content, this was very useful.

  • @psw2608
    @psw2608 5 років тому

    Inspirational- a wonderful heart-warming video. I hope 2019 is continuing to go well for you.

    • @julietteelisabeth1734
      @julietteelisabeth1734 5 років тому

      Paul Williams, thank you! It’s definitely having its ups and downs.

  • @SamKrahl
    @SamKrahl 6 років тому

    I got the impression it was a good thing you had that gel 😉😂 Lovely video and so nice to see you running and fighting back against the hit you took last year 👍

    • @SamKrahl
      @SamKrahl 6 років тому

      Wrote that as you signed off before the addendum. It’s remarkable how your face changes when you crash. You look so weary and drawn and your eyebrows knit together 😔 Hope you bounce back tomorrow.

    • @julietteelisabeth1734
      @julietteelisabeth1734 6 років тому

      Samuel Krahl haha! Yes, I think I might have had be rescued! That gel definitely was a lifesaver 😂