Slowing Down with Chronic Illness Vlog
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- Опубліковано 3 бер 2024
- #fibromyalgia #chronicillness #slowliving
Hey, beautiful souls! Today's video is all about embracing the slow living movement, finding peace in the simplicity of everyday moments, and how this approach can be a game-changer for those of us living with chronic conditions.
Join me as I navigate the balance between pushing boundaries and nurturing my health.
Remember, it's not about how fast we move, but about the richness of the moments we choose to savour. Let's inspire each other to embrace the beauty in slowing down.
🌿 What does slow living mean to you? How do you find balance and joy amidst the challenges of chronic illness? Let's chat in the comments below!
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I’m Daniela I have been diagnosed with several chronic illnesses. I look normal, I do things, have a job and go on vacations, but inside I'm sick. I live with several chronic illnesses and they affect my daily life. I am in constant pain and struggle with brain fog. Although I'm constantly looking for new doctors, new treatments and solutions I have also accepted my illnesses and do not let them define me. In this channel, I share a little bit of everything. Information about my conditions, my travels, my dreams, my journey, my life. This channel is about life through chronic illness lenses. Come and join me and see what I'm up to lately.
Check out those other videos about my chronic illness story:
👉🏻 MY FIBROMYALGIA STORY
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Love your blogs and look forward to them. Thank you for sharing with us. 🙏♥️🥰
Thank you so much! You are most welcome. ♥️
Your doggie is adorable! I personally hate the question “If you don’t work- what do you do all day?” Having a chronic illness is more work for me than when I was actually working. When you work, you can leave your work at the office. I can’t leave my body at home and go out and have a pain free day. I do all the bills, order groceries for delivery or pick up, clean the house (slowly- a little every day), and take care of my several illnesses. It’s a lot!
Thank you for the compliment on my doggie! 🐾 And I hear you loud and clear on the frustration with that question. It's such a misconception that not working equals having loads of free time or an easy life. Dealing with chronic illness is a full-time job in itself, and it's relentless. You're doing an incredible job managing everything, and most importantly, taking care of your health. It's a lot to juggle, and it requires immense strength and resilience. Keep taking it one day at a time. 💪💖
Fingers crossed you get your MRI results soon so hopefully you can get some treatment. Love the dress. ❤️
Thank you. ♥️ I can't wait to wear the dress. I just got the letter saying that my MRI has been scheduled for July so it will be a while before I can get some answers.
I’m laying here watching this, having just got back from IKEA with my hubby. LOL we were at the location in Vaughan. Love IKEA!
I hope you are not too exhausted after your outing. I love Ikea but it can feel very overwhelming too especially if it is busy. I always come back exhausted from there but, worth it. I love eating there too.
Another great vid. That was so nice your hubby lit a fire and you relaxed after your time out.I have to rest after being out too.
I absolutely love just laying by the fire and relaxing, especially after being out in the cold.
I look forward to your videos. Youre so helpful to me. Thank you. I'm sorry to hear you were robbed. I'm glad you have a vacation coming, though. God bless you, safe travels.
I'm genuinely touched by your kind words and support-it means a lot to know the videos have been helpful to you. Thank you for your concern regarding the unfortunate incident of being robbed. I'm really looking forward to the vacation; it's been my dream for 30 years. I'm grateful for your kindness and encouragement. Take care, and I look forward to sharing more with you soon. God bless you too!
I ordered that EXACT same dress for my upcoming trip too!! Too funny! ❤
It sounds like we both have great taste in dresses. 😊 I hope your upcoming trip is amazing and that the dress adds a special touch to your adventures. Enjoy every moment of it. Where are you headed? Safe travels and lots of love! ❤
I really enjoyed this video!!❤
Thank you!! I’m so glad!🥰
Hello, from belgium, slow living is now a day’s become a hype. But if have fibro is realy not a choose let you body by your compass. Nice you have a fire place. We have invest in a woodstoof the warm en watchting the flams is so relaxing comfort.Beter then any kine,osteopaat,food supplement, advice from psycholoog. The invest was realy the best thing. About your foot frusreting nothing to see in the scan. Last theme a did a brain scan for my dissiness nothing to see everthing fine as always. Give me hoop you can do a vacation trip to Thailand. Groetjes stijn
Thank you for reaching out and sharing your experience with slow living, especially in the context of managing fibromyalgia. It's true that for many, adopting a slower pace isn't just a lifestyle choice but a necessity dictated by the body's needs.
I'm sorry to hear about your frustrations with scans not showing any specific issues despite the symptoms you're experiencing. It's challenging when you're seeking answers, and everything comes back "normal."
Thank you for the kind words about the fireplace; it truly is one of those simple pleasures that can make a big difference. I hope you continue to find moments of comfort and relaxation amidst the journey with fibromyalgia.
Wishing you strength and many more peaceful moments by your wood stove. Groetjes.
It seems like you’re feeling a little better. That’s great news! Love your little black dress. I’m all about soft comfortable clothes with fibro.. sometimes I can’t even stand wearing jewelry.. it’s not that it’s painful.. I just don’t like the feel of it against my skin… Fibro brings on crazy symptoms..
I’m glad your insurance came through. That was so scary… just waking up and knowing someone was in your home.. I’m sorry that happened to you.
Thank you.♥️ I know what you mean about clothes and jewellery. I hardly wear anything nice anymore because everything makes me uncomfortable. I am starting to feel better but this vlog was filmed a week before I got sick. I need time to edit them and so you guys get things a week or two after the fact. Friday's vlog will be the thick of me being sick. Just remember I am not sick again is just that the vlogs are a bit behind real-time.
Oh yeah… forgot about editing! I’m sure that’s a lot of work.
@@debrairvin9776 honestly editing is the most consuming part of the whole process of creating a video. I have spent 40 hours editing a video before but I would say that vlogs take me about 5 hours.
@@tt_looking_glass Wow! I had no idea editing took so long. I have a whole new appreciation for your work now.
Every aspect of video production takes a considerable amount of time. From selecting the right cuts to ensuring the music harmonizes with the visual elements, to colour correction, sound enhancement, adding voiceovers, and optimizing lighting, each step is very time-consuming. While not every video takes such extensive detail, some are far more labour-intensive than they might initially seem. I know my videos could be a lot better and I know I could do a lot better but I am trying to embrace the idea that getting it done is better than waiting forever for perfection.
It's never a good morning, its very rare i will drag myself out of bed before lunchtime, and depends when i get out of bed 😂
It sounds like mornings are a real challenge for you, and you're not alone in feeling that way. Finding the energy and motivation to start the day, can be tough. It's okay to listen to your body and start your day at a pace that feels right for you. The important thing is to find small moments or activities that bring a bit of joy or comfort, even if it's in the afternoon. Here's hoping for more of those rare good mornings and a gentle reminder to be kind to yourself, no matter what time you find yourself starting the day. 😊
I used to work for an infectious disease doctor. Bartonella causes bottom of foot pain that is worse is the morning. A good test like from Igenex is how I was diagnosed. Labcorp and Quest will miss it bc it needs to be a microscopic test.
Wow, that's really interesting, thank you for sharing! I didn't know about Bartonella being specifically linked to foot pain, especially worse in the morning. It's so important to know about these things when navigating symptoms and seeking answers. Thanks again for the tip, I will look into it. Are those tests that can be ordered online?
Had it eleven years they told me it's the hypomobility eds but now want to do a test as upper body pain worse thankyou
Is there anything can be done if it's years maybe decades I new someone with Lyme's he couldn't walk properley or feel his legs
I am not too familiar with Des. It has also been suggested to me that I may have Des. Who knows what is wrong?
@@tt_looking_glassyes do you mean eds? Seams we have to go threw all comorbities to find out hopefully seams highly comorbid with autism.
The dress looks cute! Could you link it?
Oh yes! I said I was going to link it and I forgot. Doing it right now. amzn.to/430GM2s
@@tt_looking_glass thank you!