Oh no... that's horrible. My cat had cancer and I had to put her down two years ago and I still cry.. please don't apologize for crying. It's so painful. Sometimes losing your loving non judgemental pet is as bad as losing a human. It is very traumatic and I understand .. my heart goes out to you. I'm so sorry..
I'm so sorry to hear about your cat. It’s heartbreaking to lose a pet, and I completely understand how you still feel that pain years later. Thank you for your kind words and for reminding me that it’s okay to cry and grieve. Pets are such loving and non-judgmental companions, and their loss is very traumatic. Your understanding and empathy mean a lot to me. Thank you for reaching out and sharing your experience.
Thank you so much, Dawn. Your kind words mean a lot to me. Knowing that Kayla is no longer in pain brings some comfort. It's important for me to be real and share my journey honestly, and I'm grateful for your support and understanding. Thank you for being here.♥️
And isn't it CRAZY how we have to fight the medical "care" system for the proper treatment because Western medicine says we aren't eligible for treatment until AFTER significant damage is already done? It's terrible. It drives me nuts too. I'm so sorry you're going through that along with everything else right now too. 😢 My heart goes out to you.
It’s crazy how we have to fight the system just to get the right treatment. Waiting until there's significant damage is just ridiculous. Thanks for always being there and getting it.
All I can offer in comfort for the loss of your beloved little Kayla is that when we invite a pet to share our lives and our home is that your little dog is one of the truly fortunate ones who had a wonderful life with a loving, caring, wonderful family. I will keep this comment brief because I see how busy and distraught you are right now. I thought I was having a bad month but it was nothing compared to what you’ve been through. Thank the Lord that July will be over in just a few more hours! Just know that I’m so pleased about your sponsorship arrangement and I hope it’s just the first of many to come. You’ve certainly worked hard and earned it. Please don’t feel obligated to reply to this comment. You’ve been so helpful and diligent about reaching out to your viewers and we appreciate the support and inspiration that we can find here on your channel. Your encouragement has helped me to start taking my daily walks again, and I’m very grateful. Again, please don’t feel obligated to reply to this comment.❤ Note to viewers and subscribers: let’s all help Daniela by SUBSCRIBING and LIKING her efforts. Just take a moment and hit that like button for our good friend Daniela!
Thank you so much for your heartfelt message, it means the world to me. Knowing that Kayla had a wonderful life with us brings some comfort in this tough time. I'm so glad to hear that my encouragement has helped you start taking your daily walks again, it's moments like these that remind me why I share my journey. And your support with the sponsorship really lifts my spirits. Here's to hoping for a better month ahead for both of us! Sending lots of love and gratitude your way. ❤️ And a big thank you for encouraging others to subscribe and like. It truly helps! 🌟
Oh Daniella...haven't finished the video yet but just want to say that I am so very sorry for the painful loss of your pup. Tears are running down my face just listening to your pain ❤. My dog is like my child, and I dread this day.
Oh Jennifer, thank you so much for your kind words. Losing my pup has been incredibly hard, and your empathy means a lot to me. I know exactly what you mean about your dog being like your child. They truly become such an important part of our lives. Hug your fur baby a little tighter today for me. Thank you for your support and understanding. ❤️
I am so sorry for your loss. Dogs are just like family. You were a good mother to Kayla. I can tell you are a good person. I know how you feel about being on disability and unable to work. I am a Registered Nurse and do not miss it. Lol. But I still want to keep my license. I suffer with osteoarthritis all over. Had 3 surgeries on my left foot because of it. Have herniated disc in my lumbar sacral, cervical spine with degenerative joint disease. I wish I could do something on UA-cam, but I do not know what to do. My brain doesn't seem clear a lot. It's hard finding good doctors and fighting the insurance companies for certain work ups. My daughter likes to go with me sometimes to certain doctors appointments because I do get treated better when she is with me. They used to think my pain symptoms were exaggerated or drug seeking until the MRI of my back showed positive. I have certainly been misdiagnosed many times and had to fire doctors. Being a nurse, I have observed men getting treated better and more professional than women.
Jackie, thank you so much for your kind words about Kayla. Losing her has been incredibly tough, and your support means a lot to me. Dogs truly are like family, and their loss leaves a huge void in our hearts. I can relate to your struggles with disability and health issues. It sounds like you’ve been through so much with your osteoarthritis, surgeries, and spine problems. It’s so frustrating when our bodies don’t cooperate and finding good medical care becomes a battle. I completely understand the struggle with insurance companies and the importance of having someone with you at appointments for better treatment. I know exactly what you mean about keeping your license. I pay $2000 every year to the Ontario College of Midwives to keep mine, so it's not something I'm willing to lose that quickly either As for UA-cam, you should totally give it a try! You have so much valuable experience and insight to share, especially as a nurse dealing with chronic health issues. You might find it helpful to watch my very first video-it’s the finest example of brain fog, and it might help you feel more comfortable starting out. Don’t worry about your brain feeling foggy-just start with small, manageable steps and see where it takes you. You really just need to start, and all you need is your phone. If you need any support or advice for starting your channel, I’m here for you. The more support we offer each other and the more awareness we can spread, the better. Thank you for sharing your story and for your ongoing support. Stay strong, and know that you’re not alone in this journey.
@tt_looking_glass I am going to watch your first video. Thank you. Midwife. I can see you doing that. You have such a calm voice and demeanor. I .always liked labor and delivery in rounds, but could not do it. It makes me nervous when the baby goes into distress. I panic for them. Lol
@jackie1rn I loved being a midwife. I have talked a bit about why I stopped working as a midwife in this video here: ua-cam.com/video/zKrF6T8GdAw/v-deo.html. It might resonate with you.
I just want you to know sweetness that you are not alone. Please don’t feel that you can’t be having low energy and content have to be flawless. Just be yourself and have no pressure. That’s why I love your videos that you are brave enough to give words to how you coping with chronic illness. It honestly make me feel that you are using my words, my feelings in front of everyone who doesn’t know the level of pains, frustration and anxiety we go through on daily basis. ❤
Thank you so much for your kind words, your support means the world to me. It’s reassuring to know that I'm not alone and that you appreciate the realness of my videos. Sometimes, it’s hard to remember that it’s okay not to be flawless and to have low-energy days. I'm so glad that my videos resonate with you and give voice to the struggles we face with chronic illness. It’s important to share our experiences and let others know what we go through. Thank you for your encouragement and for reminding me that being myself is enough. Your words have truly lifted my spirits. Sending you lots of love and strength. ❤️
Daniela, I am SO very sorry for your loss. 😔 My heart goes out to you and your family in this difficult time. July energy has been difficult for sure... for whatever reason. I'm sorry you're going through all of the other stuff as well. It sounds like you've been put through the ringer this month. Wishing you the best moving into August, that things turn around for you. ❤ So much love to you and your family!
Thank you so much, Lauren. Your kind words mean a lot. July has definitely been a tough month, and it’s comforting to know you’re thinking of me and my family. I'm hoping August brings a fresh start and better days ahead. ❤️
I was watching your video with the Olympics opening ceremonies on my tv in the background, and I couldn’t hear any of those background noises you were talking about in your video, but I heard you loud and clear. 👍🏼 Sorry to hear about the passing of your beloved dog. 16 years is a full life for dogs…It’s a shame that a dog’s lifespan is 1/7 that of a human’s…that’s very thoughtful/heartfelt of you to let her be at her home for her passing…I think most humans would want to live their remaining days on earth in their home (hospice) rather than at a hospital or nursing home. I’d like to address your AS diagnosis, now that you (we) have more info with your test results…..Remember, “you” and only you have to be at peace with your body to heal yourself and move on with your life as best as possible…..if your test results don’t show you have AS, then you should accept that and move on to other forms of therapy/treatment…don’t put all your eggs in one basket, meaning don’t rely solely on prescription meds to save your health…homeopathic therapies can reduce and slow the progression of pain/chronic illnesses….I know you’re well versed in what I’m about to say, but I’ll say it to make a point; Your mental health is just as important as your physical health, and should be managed with the same priority we put on our physical health…from just listening to you in this video, and looking at the anguish on your face throughout the vid, you have been thru a lot mentally, and that in itself will definitely exacerbate pre-existing physical pain….Having a solid diagnosis on any bodily affliction helps us better cope, and we can’t fault anyone who wants to pursue and seek the truth, but there comes a point in our pursuit that the continued pursuit will turn detrimental to our health/well being…I think you’re at this point. I like to share something with you, even though it may be anecdotal, it shows how “less can be more” in someone’s life….My Dad is in his last years of his life..he was diagnosed with Parkinson’s 8 years ago…he was on home hospice for the past 28 months, but he’s not on hospice anymore…we didn’t think he’d last a few months…his condition/health has stabilized….we’ve been giving him excellent care at his home, and that goes a long way to lengthening a persons life, but some other factor was just as important in getting him more stable….. before hospice, he was being prescribed 9-10 different meds by 4 different doctors (neurologist, psychiatrist, cardiologist, internal medicine), and he was progressively getting worse, but while on hospice, the hospice Dr started removing his meds off of his prescription list…that Dr ended up removing 90% of those meds, and it literally turned out to be a blessing in disguise….his health started improving…he started to get his voice back…He started eating more…he can now do more physical therapy than he ever had in the past 3 years…..tomorrow, he’ll be 85…none of us in our family thought he’d make it past 83….I’d like to think the moral of this story is that many times in life, what we think is helping us may be doing the exact opposite. Take care, Daniela! 🙏
Thank you for your thoughtful comment and for sharing your father's story. I'm glad to hear that reducing his medications helped improve his quality of life-sometimes, less really can be more. I completely understand the importance of finding a balance between conventional and homeopathic treatments. It’s true that mental health plays a crucial role in managing physical health, and I appreciate your concern for my well-being. Regarding my spondyloarthritis diagnosis, it’s a complicated situation. This condition often progresses slowly, and inflammation can be difficult to detect through imaging. My diagnosis is based on meeting specific criteria, not just imaging results. The challenge I face here in Canada is not about the diagnosis itself but about the qualification for treatment due to the high cost of medication and the nature of our government-funded healthcare system. I fully recognize that medication is not the only path to managing this condition, and I have been exploring all avenues that might help. However, if there's a chance that a particular treatment could significantly improve my quality of life, it's understandable why I would want to pursue it. If I were in Brazil, the medication would be covered by the government, which has even led me to consider moving there temporarily to access the treatment. Your advice on not putting all my eggs in one basket is well taken, and I do believe in the power of a multifaceted approach to health. But finding effective treatment, whether through medication or other therapies, is vital for me to manage my pain and improve my life. I also want to acknowledge the emotional distress I’m experiencing right now. Losing Kayla has been incredibly tough as she was more than just a pet; she was my emotional support animal. This grief is certainly affecting my condition and overall well-being. I understand that things will be flared up, and while I do pay attention to my emotional health, grieving is a slow process. Thank you again for your kind words and understanding. Your support means a lot to me as I navigate these challenges. Take care, and please share any further insights or advice you may have.
Also, thank you for letting me know that you couldn't hear any of the background noises I mentioned and that the sound was clear. It’s good to know, especially since I can be such a perfectionist. I'm sure it doesn't help my cause either. I'm working on it. 😉
Thank you so much, Janet. Losing my dog has been incredibly tough, and your words are a real comfort. They take a piece of our hearts when they leave. Here's hoping for better months ahead for both of us. 🌟
Daniella, very sorry to hear about your Kayla. Hugs to you. I know you know, you and your family made the right decision even though it was very hard. I always remember seeing Kayla playing around in your room and on your bed, she was a sweety. I'm also sorry you've had so many challenges this month of July, and hope the coming days and months are much bette for you. I really hope that you are able to somehow get those biologics. Having RA I can not imagine if I did not have them. SPONSORSHIP! Yes, I know you've been working hard on that and it's so deserving! I'm excited for you, and I know whatever you bring to your channel is something you're okay with presenting, so I'm looking forward to it. You can count on me to like, comment and click that link! Any way I can help support you for all you've done and are doing for so many, including myself I'm glad to do!
Thank you so much for your kind words and support. I will always remember Kayla playing around in my room too, she slept with us every single day. She was such a sweetheart. This month has been especially challenging, and your sympathy means a lot to me. I really hope I can somehow get those biologics too. I understand how beneficial they can be and I really don’t want to one day realize I’ve lost years of my life because I didn’t try something sooner. As for sponsorship, your excitement and support mean the world to me. I’ve been working really hard on it, and knowing I have your backing is incredibly encouraging. You can definitely count on me to bring you content that I believe in and stand behind. Thank you for being so supportive and for all your help. It truly makes a difference.
Dear friend, my heart hurts for you. Dogs are far beyond pets. It's bad enough for our precious ones to die but another to make the dreaded decision. Amongst the deepest grieving I've gone through. I'm so, so so sorry. Sorry, too, about your back and everything else. Medical protocol can be brutal and harsh. Seems we almost have to be on death's door to get what we need. I feel for you and your inability to work. Same here. Mentally destroying. July has been challenging here in Croatia, too. Frozen shoulder is beyond the pale. We've had one day below 30C in four weeks with drought. Yet very thick humidity. Ugh. I've been thinking of you a LOT. Life is terribly hard, especially with those of us who live chronic pain with only minutes at a time of relief. Often feels there's no escape which is overwhelming. You will have brighter hours, brighter days. But unfortunately we must also face the less good. Praying for more better days than bad. ❤ Are you able to go camping soon and get recharged in nature?
Dear friend, my heart aches for you too. You’re right, dogs are so much more than just pets-they’re family. Making that dreaded decision is among the deepest griefs we can experience. I’m so sorry for your loss. It’s frustrating how harsh medical protocols can be. It often feels like we have to be at our worst to get the help we need. I feel for you and completely understand the mental toll it takes. July sounds like it's been brutal for you in Croatia. Dealing with a frozen shoulder on top of the heat and humidity must be exhausting. Life with chronic pain can indeed feel overwhelming, with so few moments of relief. I’ve also been diagnosed with a frozen shoulder. I’ve been having issues with my left shoulder for a while now, and initially, they thought it was bursitis, but now my physiotherapist says it’s a frozen shoulder. I’ve been doing physiotherapy and massage, but I can’t do the at-home exercises because of the pain. I’m already in so much pain that I can’t bring myself to add more to do the exercises. I feel you. Unfortunately, I haven’t been able to go camping as my pain and fatigue have been more than I can cope with. Plus, I’m still dealing with issues at home with one of my kids and feel I can’t leave at the moment. The long drives to the secluded places I love have been impossible due to my back pain and gas prices. For now, I’m spending time in my garden, picking wildflowers in nearby fields, and having the occasional picnic. I miss my escapades soooo much. Thank you for thinking of me and for your prayers. Let’s both hold on to the hope of brighter days ahead. Sending you lots of love and strength. ❤️
I'm so sorry you're going through this. It's beyond heartbreaking to see our fur babies face something so difficult. They mean the world to us, and watching them suffer feels unbearable. Please know that you're not alone in this, and it's okay to feel all the emotions that come with it. I'm sending you and your sweet fur baby all the love and strength during this incredibly tough time. 💔
I am so so sorry for everything that you are going through Daniella. I hope that Kayla is running around freely with all the other Family pets that have crossed the Rainbow Bridge. 🌈 It will take some time before you can think about her without shedding a tear. Allow yourself to cry. After all that you have done to figure out what is going on with your health, I can’t believe how frustrated you must feel knowing that there is a pill out there that can prevent your issue from getting worse but you cannot be prescribed this med because it is not “bad enough” 🤦🏻♀️ I hope that your Family Member will be able to resolve what they are going through. You will get a brand for sure Daniella. You are intelligent, brave, and an amazing advocate for your own health. You inspire me and give us all hope that we can get through our chronic illness journey while navigating our everyday lives. Please rest your body and mind as much as you possibly can. I hope that August will bring you better days. ☀️
Thank you so much for your heartfelt and compassionate message, Nadia. Your words about Kayla brought tears to my eyes, but also a sense of comfort. Imagining her running around with other beloved pets at the Rainbow Bridge does bring a bit of peace. I can’t express how much your understanding of my health struggles means to me. It’s incredibly frustrating to know there’s a treatment out there that could help, but not being able to access it because I don’t meet the criteria. Your encouragement and belief in me as an advocate for my health keep me going. You inspire me too, and knowing that we can support each other through our chronic illness journeys makes this path a bit easier to navigate. I’ll definitely take your advice and try to rest and recharge. Here’s hoping August brings brighter days for all of us. Thank you again for being such a wonderful friend. ☀️
Oh darling I am so very sorry for your loss. Pets break our hearts, all we can do is remember them for their love and comfort she brought to you. The rash on your chest is normal for those of us who have autoimmune diseases. It tends to get more red and angry when you are upset out having another flare. It was the first thing my rheumatologist notice on my first appointment with her!! This video was done perfectly to be honest i didn’t hear your phone or doors banging. 😂 O am looking forward to seeing your new video. I have exactly the same problem with my spondylitis. The MRI report was inconclusive re Spondyloarthritis hence no treatment for me either. My back is deteriorating further up and my neck but there is nothing they can do. I had a spinal fusion of L4,5 and S1 11 years ago and not that I’d playing up to. It’s baffling to think that they actually have to wait for it to fuse itself before they do anything🥵 wish they could have one day off the pain we go through. You are so incredibly brave Danielle I take my hat off to you!! Stay strong and little Kayla is happy and free from pain watching down over you. 😇
Amanda, your words are so touching and filled with compassion. It's comforting to know someone truly understands the pain and struggles we go through with our conditions. It's wild how even the little things, like that rash, can connect us on such a deep level. I appreciate your honesty and the courage it takes to share your own journey. It's baffling and frustrating how long we sometimes have to wait for proper treatment, and I can relate to that feeling all too well. Thank you for the encouragement and for sharing a bit of your story with me. It means a lot. Let's keep pushing through together, and remember, every day we face these challenges is a testament to our incredible strength. Sending love and strength your way, and hoping for better days ahead for both of us.
I am so incredibly sorry this month has been such a nightmare ❤ losing a pet is such a heartbreak and with everything you’ve gone through the weight of it all must be so overwhelming. Know that you are precious and loved and we your people are behind you, cant wait to see the sponsored video! super hugs ❤
This month really has felt like one long nightmare, and losing my pet on top of everything else has been incredibly tough. It's comforting to know I have such wonderful people behind me. I'm excited for you to see the sponsored video too! ♥️♥️
Losing a pet is so hard. I once had a Brazilian friend say that shared grief can help the weight of grief which I thought was very beautiful……and I know your family are so loving. ❤️🥰 sending you all the love in the world. 🤗
Thank you so much for your kind words. Losing a pet truly leaves a hole in the heart, but it's comforting to know that sharing our grief can help lighten the burden. Your friend's wisdom is beautiful and rings so true. I appreciate your support and the love you're sending our way. It means the world to me. 💖🤗
So sorry about your sweet dog. I know your heart is breaking. Your sickness is so bad that we know when you don’t film you are not well. Try not to worry we understand. I love your channel and I’m sorry you have had a bad month. Seems like the noise is bothering you the day you filmed. I have been wearing earplugs this week because of the noise. Nerves have been bad and I get very jumpy. Seems like you can’t get a break. Hopefully you will have a better month soon. Love you! ❤
Thank you so much for your kind words and understanding, @sandyandies8309. Losing my sweet dog has been incredibly tough, and your support means a lot to me. It’s reassuring to know that you understand when I’m not able to film because of my health. I really appreciate your compassion and patience. I just wish the UA-cam algorithm would be as kind. The noise was definitely bothering me today, and I totally get how it can make nerves feel worse. I'm so sad I forgot my Airpods in Singapore at my niece's house. She hasn't mailed it back to me yet. I miss them so much. I guess I should just use regualr earplugs. It does feel like I can't catch a break sometimes, but your message gives me hope for better days ahead. Thank you for being so supportive and for loving the channel. Your kindness means the world to me. Love you too! ❤
I am ever so sorry to hear about Kayla, she was a sweetheart. I'm glad she had her family around her in her final hours. My heart goes out to you and your family! I'm also sorry that you weren't able to get the medication you so rightly need! I'm so happy you got your first sponsorship, that's so exciting and I can't wait to see that video! Don't apologise for not getting back to people in the comments in the time frame you want, life can be unpredictable. We understand, support and care for you! Your community will always be here for you, through the good and bad times! Sending all my love and gentle hugs your way. Never stop being you, you're an inspiration! ❤
Thank you so much for your incredibly kind words. Losing Kayla has been so hard, but knowing she was surrounded by family in her final hours brings some comfort. Your support means a lot, especially during this tough time. I appreciate your understanding about the medication struggles, it’s been indeed a frustrating journey. And yes, I’m really excited about the sponsorship! It’s a bright spot amid all the challenges. I really like the product too. I just wish it had r happens in the midst of so much sadness. If feels I can’t properly celebrate. Thank you for being patient with me as I navigate through everything and for being such a supportive part of this community. Your love and gentle hugs are felt deeply. I’m so grateful for the encouragement and care from you and everyone here. Here is to us being us. 🥂Sending you lots of love right back. ❤️
Rare disease is very difficult. Makes me want to isolate because people don't understand what I'm going through and that's best case. Usually, it is being misunderstood or mistaken for something else which destroyed my life.
I completely understand where you're coming from. Living with a rare disease is incredibly isolating, especially when people don't understand what we're going through. It’s so frustrating when our conditions are misunderstood or misdiagnosed, and it can feel like it’s ruining our lives. It’s important to know you’re not alone in this. Even though it’s hard to find others who truly get it, there’s a whole community of us out here supporting each other. Thank you for sharing your experience, it helps others feel less alone. Sending you strength and understanding. 🌟
So sorry for the loss of your pet, they are like family. Thank you for taking time to support others and share your experiences. Know you are helping many people feel heard and not alone with disabling Chronic illnesses. Hugs and God bless you!
Thank you so much for your kind words. Losing a pet really is like losing a family member, and your support means a lot. I'm grateful to have the chance to share my journey and help others feel less alone in their battles with chronic illness. It’s people like you who make this community so special. Hugs and blessings to you too! 💖
I am so very sorry for your loss. I wish I could tell you it gets easier but my baby boy was 14 and I was the one who had to take him to the vet. That was in 2016. I still shed tears for you and myself. Bless your ❤ dear. Just remember you are loved and that’s enough and You are Enough ❤
Thank you so much, Suellen. Your words really touch my heart. I'm so sorry for your loss as well. It’s comforting to know that I’m not alone in this experience, even though the pain remains. Your baby boy was lucky to have you, and I can only imagine how hard it was for you back then and still now. I know things will never be the same without her. Thank you for reminding me that I am loved and enough. It’s something I really need to hear right now. Bless your heart too, dear. Sending you lots of love and hugs. ❤️
People have no idea what it means to lose a pet. Having to make he decision to have your loved animal put to sleep is almost the toughest thing ever.. I'm a grown man but when I lost my little chihuahua girl in 2018 I just cried and cried for days. It took me nearly a year before I could say I stopped crying at times. Watching you talk about your girl has brought it back to me and again I am crying for my little Poppy 6 years later. You have to let the grief out as much as you can...or it will feed your fibro with pain
Thank you so much for sharing, Pabz. Losing a pet is one of the hardest things to go through, and it's comforting to know we're not alone in our grief. I can relate to crying for days on end; it feels like a part of you is missing. I'm so sorry about your little Poppy. Talking about Kayla helps me process the pain, and I hope it helps others too. You're right about letting the grief out; bottling it up only makes things worse, especially with fibro. Sending you lots of love and understanding. 💖
Going through an evaluation for AS can be really tough. I’m sending you all the positive vibes as you navigate this. It’s a lot to handle, but knowing you’re taking steps to get answers is so important. Hang in there too, and keep taking things one day at a time. We’re in this together! 🌟
Feel so sorry for your loss and pain, just wanna give you a big hug and tell it all be alright ❤❤ we all have dark time in our lifes, but there is always something good coming to as after 🤗 Wish you good luck with your channel and thanks for your support!!
Thank you so much for your sweet message, Olesia. Your words are so comforting and remind me that there's always light after the darkness. I really appreciate your support and well wishes. It's comforting to know that even in our darkest times, we have wonderful people like you reminding us of the good that’s yet to come. Your support for the channel means so much, and I’m grateful to have you as part of this journey. Big hug right back to you! ❤️❤️
I’m so sorry that you have had such a difficult time. The passing of your little dog is so sad and I’m so sorry for your loss and that of your family’s. Please allow yourself time to mourn. There is no timeframe for this. I hope that things start to improve soon. Sending you big hugs. ❤💐
Thank you so much, Jodie. Your kind words and understanding mean a lot. Losing my little Kayla has been incredibly hard, and your empathy really touches my heart. I’m trying to give myself the time to mourn and not rush the process, even though it’s tough. I truly appreciate your support and the big hugs. I hope things start to improve soon too. Sending you lots of love and gratitude. ❤️🌸
my lovely too. I was in bed for 2 months. my doc (then)ridiculed me for missing appointments. I went in other room to call about it and when I came back he was gone. I feel it with you!
Oh Jane, I'm so sorry you had to go through that. It's heartbreaking to be treated that way by your doctor on top of dealing with such a tough loss. Thank you for sharing your story and for your empathy. It means a lot to know that you understand. Sending you a big hug and hoping we both find some peace and comfort. 🌸💕
I truly appreciate how raw and beautiful this video is❤ Thank you for sharing your struggles and giving so many of us a voice with what we go through ❤
Thank you so much for your kind words. It means a lot to me that you appreciate the rawness and honesty of the video. Sharing my struggles isn’t always easy, but knowing it resonates with you and gives a voice to our shared experiences makes it all worth it. Your support truly keeps me going. ❤️
Oh Daniela, I am so very sorry for your loss of your precious fur baby Kayla! She was SO ADORABLE and I know she knows how much she was loved!! My heart breaks for you. I was crying right there with you. My daughter had to have her precious kitty, Dexter, put to sleep in 2021. It was heart-wrenching! He was lethargic and losing weight and when she took him to the vet, long story short, they found cancer throughout his body. That day little sweetie had to be put to sleep. My daughter struggled so long with his loss. He helped her get through many rough times in her life. Our fur babies are so precious. I am so so sorry to hear what you have been going through! My husband has been struggling so much with his pulmonary fibrosis and it is breaking my heart seeing this. I, too, am having bad flares with my costochondritis. The pain is spreading now and some days I cannot do anything. Stress makes everything worse Daniela. Please know you are in my prayers and I am wishing you well. I am so sorry too to hear that you cannot get the treatment that will help avoid worsening of your condition. I do not understand this! I cannot imagine the frustration you are experiencing. I am sending many prayers, hugs, and love to you! Thank you for sharing! 🙏🤗❤🩹💔💝❤ Geri
Oh Geri, your words mean so much. I’m so sorry to hear about your daughter’s kitty, Dexter. It’s truly heartbreaking to lose such precious companions. I know how much Kayla was loved, and it helps to hear you felt that too. I can’t imagine how hard it is to see your husband struggling with pulmonary fibrosis. It must be so difficult for both of you. And dealing with costochondritis on top of everything else, it's just so much to bear. Stress really does make everything worse, doesn’t it? Thank you for keeping me in your prayers and for your kind words. I’m so sorry that you’re also facing such tough times and that you can’t get the treatment you need. The frustration is so real, and it helps to know we’re not alone in this struggle. Sending you lots of prayers, hugs, and love. Your support means the world to me. Thank you for sharing and for being there. 🙏🤗❤️ Take care, Geri.
@@tt_looking_glass Daniela thank you so so much for your kind words!! I do believe we support each other and in this world we need empathy, kindness and love! I am so very glad I found your channel! Please take care and take it inch by inch! Some days that is all we can do! You are a blessing to my heart! 💝💝❤❤ Geri Love and Hugs to you!!
you are so brave sharing the loss of your fur baby and so brave letting her go💔 the time before we say good buy is so precious at the same time.Is the hardest our home is only a house without a dog or any animal we love any of us that love Animals feel your pain deeply sending so much love to you and your family ❤take lots of care
Thank you so much, Amanda. Your words touched my heart. It’s incredibly hard to let go of a fur baby, and our home feels so empty without her. The time we had before saying goodbye was indeed precious, and I cherish those memories deeply. I’m so happy that we all decided to pitch in as a family to have it done in our home and in my bed, where she felt most comfortable. We also got her paw print taken, a snippet of her hair, and had her ashes sent to us in a engraved box after she was cremated. These keepsakes mean the world to us. You’re absolutely right, a home without a beloved animal isn’t quite the same. It’s comforting to know that others who love animals understand this pain so well. Thank you for sending love and support, it means the world to me. I’m Take care of yourself too. ❤️
Thank you so much for your kind words. Losing my little dog has been incredibly tough, and it means a lot to know that others understand and share in the grief. Pets truly do become family, and your compassion brings some comfort during this difficult time. Thank you for being there and for your heartfelt support.
I'm so sorry to hear that, Jane. It’s beyond frustrating when the meds just don’t seem to help, especially when you're already having a tough month. Just know you're not alone in this. I’m sending you all my positive thoughts and hoping something starts to work soon. Hang in there, we’re in this together. 🌟💖
Thank you for sharing the updates, sorry for your loss of your dog he was a cutie & other stuff that has been happening to you , sending prayers & hugs your way ❤
Thank you so much for your kind words and support. Losing my dog has been really hard, and your prayers and hugs mean a lot to me. I’m grateful for you and your understanding. Sending love your way too! ❤️
Thank you so much for your kind words. It means a lot to have your support during this tough time. I’m hoping August brings beauty and positivity for all of us too. Your compassion is truly appreciated. Sending you and your family lots of love and good wishes as well. ❤️
I am so sorry for your loss. love and hugs .I have been feeling the same way as you drowning can get no help from Drs in the USA . it is sad we suffer with it seeming no one cares. I pray that things get better for you! since spring I have been feeling awful the whether here has been up and down pain ,fatigue ,sleeplessness can not keep from getting sick. Allergic to all antibiotics. I really feel for you my heart brakes for you! 💔
Thank you so much for your heartfelt words, Anisa. It’s truly comforting to know that others understand the pain and frustration of dealing with chronic illness. It’s disheartening how hard it can be to get proper help, and it often feels like we’re left to suffer alone. I’m so sorry to hear that you’ve been feeling awful since spring. The weather changes can really wreak havoc on our bodies, and dealing with pain, fatigue, and sleeplessness is such a tough combination. Being allergic to all antibiotics must make things even more challenging for you. I hope and pray that things get better for you too. Let’s keep supporting each other and holding on to hope for brighter days ahead. Your kind words mean a lot, and I’m sending you love and strength. ❤️
@@tt_looking_glass Thank you so much ! it is really hard to be allergic to antibiotics, I am also allergic to a every med that treats Fibro. you are so welcome ! have a blessed day! Love and hugs!
Hi Daniela crying with you 😭 I wish you and your family strength for the loss of your dog. That sucks you can’t get biologics, I’m glad your doc was nice at least. Is there a way to get some in Brazil? I finally saw a new doc with my insurance, I hadn’t been able to see anyone for 6 months until workers comp settled. I was soo nervous and she turned out to be so nice and I felt heard, got referred back to physical therapy. I didn’t hear background sounds. That’s awesome you got a sponsorship. Whenever I get itchy bumps even mosquitos I use aloe vera, tech meant for sun damage but it helps. Sending you love and luck for August ❤️🍀
Thank you so much for your heartfelt message. It’s always comforting to know that others understand the pain of losing a beloved pet. I really appreciate your support and kind words. It’s tough dealing with the medical system sometimes, isn’t it? I’m so glad you finally found a nice doctor who listens and cares-that makes such a difference. I hope the physical therapy brings you some relief. Thanks for the tip about aloe vera! I’ll definitely give it a try. And yes, I’m excited about the sponsorship, it’s a small win in the midst of all the challenges. Sending you lots of love and wishing you a smooth and positive August as well! ❤️🍀
@@tt_looking_glass I hope it gets better for all of you. Yes so thankful for my new doc, hopefully they authorize the biogenics meds for you. Hope aloe helps and yes glad you had at least one win this month, hope next month is better 🍀🍀🍀❤️❤️❤️
@Justmyeverydaylife7 I'm keeping my fingers crossed that the new doctor can can find a way to authorize the biologics meds for me too. Aloe has been a nice little relief. I’m definitely grateful for that small win this month. We need to focus on the positive things that are happening in our lives otherwise it’s so easy to go down the rabbit whole of self pity. Here's hoping that next month brings even more positive news and better days for all of us. Sending you lots of love and luck! ❤️
Can't help thinking no biologics recommended isnt good news. Immu modulator supplements might suffice especially in the case of an eye infection possible. I fear pressure of advertisers. Orher channels speak of could wait till a slight stability of your condition. You should be compensated on your channels merits regardless. A sponsor that wouldn't change anything and mindful of your situation . You're already putting in the work. Somebody to be above sll else gentle and respectful of your situation.
Thank you, James, for your continued support and for sharing your thoughts. I appreciate your concern about the lack of recommendation for biologics. It's definitely a challenging situation, and I haven’t been offered immunomodulator supplements either, which adds to the complexity of managing my condition. The pressure from advertisers and sponsors can be tricky, but I’m committed to ensuring that any partnerships I engage in are respectful and considerate of my health journey. I'm sure the advertisers would be understanding, but ultimately, it's my own perfectionism and unwillingness to accept my limitations that can be my worst enemy. I completely agree that having a sponsor who understands my situation and is gentle and respectful is crucial. It’s important for me to maintain the integrity of my channel and continue providing genuine content. Thank you for recognizing the work I put into my channel and for your encouragement. Your support means a lot to me, and I’ll keep striving to find the best ways to manage my health and continue sharing my journey with all of you.
@@tt_looking_glass the good part I'm so happy for getting the recognition you deserve. Take it slow limit something like this to a minimum of days per month . Validation for us is a precious commodity. Never forget your number one job is getting better not just for yourself all will benefit if you can pull it off? What would the sponsors think? Holy crap she's actually getting better? You know what they'd be saying ? Who'd deserve it more than our Star influencer ? Might tell them before you commit you need a little time for yourself while you weigh your options.
@jamesmcconnell2473 Thank you so much, James! Your support and advice mean a lot to me. You're right, taking things slow and prioritizing my health is key. It’s so important to remember that getting better is the main goal. And yeah, I bet sponsors would be thrilled to see progress. This particular product has really helped me and this is why I’m so excited to share it with you guys. I’ll definitely keep your words in mind and make sure to take the time I need. Thanks for always having my back! 🌟
@@tt_looking_glass makes me wonder was all the censorship I encountered actually a good thing polishing my act making me more presentable less hard to swallow ? Not a naturally iconoclastic just grossly misunderstood? Its a warm place basking in your sunshine !
I’m so sorry for your loss, Daniela. I’m thinking of you and your family. As far as your treatment plan, it seems so ridiculous to wait until there’s damage before starting you on biologic medication. It doesn’t make sense! Try and get some rest. I know you must need it after this horrible month. August is almost here. I’m sending love and healing prayers to you! 💗🙏🙏🙏
Thank you so much for your kind words and support, Debra. Your compassion means a lot to me during this difficult time. I agree, the treatment plan situation is kind of ridiculous. I’m trying to take it one day at a time and find peace in the midst of it all. Your thoughts and prayers are a comfort, and I’m hoping August brings some much-needed relief for both of us. Sending love and healing vibes right back to you! 💖🙏🌸
@debrairvin9776 Thank you so much! I’m really excited. We are still in the process of going back and forth with little adjustments but I’m hopeful that it will be finalized soon.
Thank you so much for your heartfelt message. It means a lot to me during this difficult time. Losing her has left a huge void in our lives, and your support really helps. 😢❤️
Thank you Paula. It means a lot to have your support and understanding. Chronic illness can be so isolating, but knowing there are people like you who care makes it a bit easier. I hope you're doing well and taking care of yourself too. ❤️
(Second comment) First I hope August treats you all better mate, much, much, much better and second I look forward to your sponsorship video. Also side note, I wear headphones and watch on an iPad, I couldn’t hear any of the background noises you could hear. Love from down under 🦘 xxx
Thank you so much, Cathie! I really hope August is much better for all of us too. I'm excited for you to see the sponsorship video, and I'm glad the background noises weren’t a bother for you. Your support means the world to me. The sponsorship video will be published this Monday, and I really hope you enjoy it. I'm very proud of the video I made and hope my audience likes it too. I'm a little worried about views since it's a sponsored video, but I know it's out of my control. I did my part, and now I just have to see how it goes. Thanks again for your support! ❤️
Oh no... that's horrible. My cat had cancer and I had to put her down two years ago and I still cry.. please don't apologize for crying. It's so painful. Sometimes losing your loving non judgemental pet is as bad as losing a human. It is very traumatic and I understand .. my heart goes out to you. I'm so sorry..
I'm so sorry to hear about your cat. It’s heartbreaking to lose a pet, and I completely understand how you still feel that pain years later. Thank you for your kind words and for reminding me that it’s okay to cry and grieve. Pets are such loving and non-judgmental companions, and their loss is very traumatic. Your understanding and empathy mean a lot to me. Thank you for reaching out and sharing your experience.
Thank you for being "real". I am sorry for your loss of your sweet baby, just know she is no longer in pain.
Thank you so much, Dawn. Your kind words mean a lot to me. Knowing that Kayla is no longer in pain brings some comfort. It's important for me to be real and share my journey honestly, and I'm grateful for your support and understanding. Thank you for being here.♥️
And isn't it CRAZY how we have to fight the medical "care" system for the proper treatment because Western medicine says we aren't eligible for treatment until AFTER significant damage is already done? It's terrible. It drives me nuts too. I'm so sorry you're going through that along with everything else right now too. 😢 My heart goes out to you.
It’s crazy how we have to fight the system just to get the right treatment. Waiting until there's significant damage is just ridiculous. Thanks for always being there and getting it.
All I can offer in comfort for the loss of your beloved little Kayla is that when we invite a pet to share our lives and our home is that your little dog is one of the truly fortunate ones who had a wonderful life with a loving, caring, wonderful family. I will keep this comment brief because I see how busy and distraught you are right now. I thought I was having a bad month but it was nothing compared to what you’ve been through. Thank the Lord that July will be over in just a few more hours! Just know that I’m so pleased about your sponsorship arrangement and I hope it’s just the first of many to come. You’ve certainly worked hard and earned it. Please don’t feel obligated to reply to this comment. You’ve been so helpful and diligent about reaching out to your viewers and we appreciate the support and inspiration that we can find here on your channel. Your encouragement has helped me to start taking my daily walks again, and I’m very grateful. Again, please don’t feel obligated to reply to this comment.❤
Note to viewers and subscribers: let’s all help Daniela by SUBSCRIBING and LIKING her efforts. Just take a moment and hit that like button for our good friend Daniela!
Thank you so much for your heartfelt message, it means the world to me. Knowing that Kayla had a wonderful life with us brings some comfort in this tough time. I'm so glad to hear that my encouragement has helped you start taking your daily walks again, it's moments like these that remind me why I share my journey. And your support with the sponsorship really lifts my spirits. Here's to hoping for a better month ahead for both of us! Sending lots of love and gratitude your way. ❤️
And a big thank you for encouraging others to subscribe and like. It truly helps! 🌟
Oh Daniella...haven't finished the video yet but just want to say that I am so very sorry for the painful loss of your pup. Tears are running down my face just listening to your pain ❤. My dog is like my child, and I dread this day.
Oh Jennifer, thank you so much for your kind words. Losing my pup has been incredibly hard, and your empathy means a lot to me. I know exactly what you mean about your dog being like your child. They truly become such an important part of our lives. Hug your fur baby a little tighter today for me. Thank you for your support and understanding. ❤️
I am so sorry for your loss. Dogs are just like family. You were a good mother to Kayla. I can tell you are a good person. I know how you feel about being on disability and unable to work. I am a Registered Nurse and do not miss it. Lol. But I still want to keep my license. I suffer with osteoarthritis all over. Had 3 surgeries on my left foot because of it. Have herniated disc in my lumbar sacral, cervical spine with degenerative joint disease. I wish I could do something on UA-cam, but I do not know what to do. My brain doesn't seem clear a lot. It's hard finding good doctors and fighting the insurance companies for certain work ups. My daughter likes to go with me sometimes to certain doctors appointments because I do get treated better when she is with me. They used to think my pain symptoms were exaggerated or drug seeking until the MRI of my back showed positive. I have certainly been misdiagnosed many times and had to fire doctors. Being a nurse, I have observed men getting treated better and more professional than women.
Jackie, thank you so much for your kind words about Kayla. Losing her has been incredibly tough, and your support means a lot to me. Dogs truly are like family, and their loss leaves a huge void in our hearts.
I can relate to your struggles with disability and health issues. It sounds like you’ve been through so much with your osteoarthritis, surgeries, and spine problems. It’s so frustrating when our bodies don’t cooperate and finding good medical care becomes a battle. I completely understand the struggle with insurance companies and the importance of having someone with you at appointments for better treatment.
I know exactly what you mean about keeping your license. I pay $2000 every year to the Ontario College of Midwives to keep mine, so it's not something I'm willing to lose that quickly either
As for UA-cam, you should totally give it a try! You have so much valuable experience and insight to share, especially as a nurse dealing with chronic health issues. You might find it helpful to watch my very first video-it’s the finest example of brain fog, and it might help you feel more comfortable starting out. Don’t worry about your brain feeling foggy-just start with small, manageable steps and see where it takes you. You really just need to start, and all you need is your phone.
If you need any support or advice for starting your channel, I’m here for you. The more support we offer each other and the more awareness we can spread, the better. Thank you for sharing your story and for your ongoing support. Stay strong, and know that you’re not alone in this journey.
@@jackie1rn excuse me joint disease ? Hey anywhere there's cartilage? Walmart brand osteo bi flex.
@@jamesmcconnell2473 I am going to try it. Thanks so much
@tt_looking_glass I am going to watch your first video. Thank you. Midwife. I can see you doing that. You have such a calm voice and demeanor. I .always liked labor and delivery in rounds, but could not do it. It makes me nervous when the baby goes into distress. I panic for them. Lol
@jackie1rn I loved being a midwife. I have talked a bit about why I stopped working as a midwife in this video here: ua-cam.com/video/zKrF6T8GdAw/v-deo.html. It might resonate with you.
I just want you to know sweetness that you are not alone. Please don’t feel that you can’t be having low energy and content have to be flawless. Just be yourself and have no pressure. That’s why I love your videos that you are brave enough to give words to how you coping with chronic illness. It honestly make me feel that you are using my words, my feelings in front of everyone who doesn’t know the level of pains, frustration and anxiety we go through on daily basis. ❤
Thank you so much for your kind words, your support means the world to me. It’s reassuring to know that I'm not alone and that you appreciate the realness of my videos. Sometimes, it’s hard to remember that it’s okay not to be flawless and to have low-energy days.
I'm so glad that my videos resonate with you and give voice to the struggles we face with chronic illness. It’s important to share our experiences and let others know what we go through. Thank you for your encouragement and for reminding me that being myself is enough. Your words have truly lifted my spirits. Sending you lots of love and strength. ❤️
@bitofeverything6089,this is something I was also thinking to say and you said perfectly-thank you.
I hope August will be better for you!! ❤
Thank you so much. ❤️
Find comfort in knowing she knew to how much her mommy and Daddy loved their baby
Thank you so much for your kind words. ♥️
Daniela, I am SO very sorry for your loss. 😔 My heart goes out to you and your family in this difficult time. July energy has been difficult for sure... for whatever reason. I'm sorry you're going through all of the other stuff as well. It sounds like you've been put through the ringer this month. Wishing you the best moving into August, that things turn around for you. ❤ So much love to you and your family!
Thank you so much, Lauren. Your kind words mean a lot. July has definitely been a tough month, and it’s comforting to know you’re thinking of me and my family. I'm hoping August brings a fresh start and better days ahead. ❤️
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I was watching your video with the Olympics opening ceremonies on my tv in the background, and I couldn’t hear any of those background noises you were talking about in your video, but I heard you loud and clear. 👍🏼
Sorry to hear about the passing of your beloved dog. 16 years is a full life for dogs…It’s a shame that a dog’s lifespan is 1/7 that of a human’s…that’s very thoughtful/heartfelt of you to let her be at her home for her passing…I think most humans would want to live their remaining days on earth in their home (hospice) rather than at a hospital or nursing home.
I’d like to address your AS diagnosis, now that you (we) have more info with your test results…..Remember, “you” and only you have to be at peace with your body to heal yourself and move on with your life as best as possible…..if your test results don’t show you have AS, then you should accept that and move on to other forms of therapy/treatment…don’t put all your eggs in one basket, meaning don’t rely solely on prescription meds to save your health…homeopathic therapies can reduce and slow the progression of pain/chronic illnesses….I know you’re well versed in what I’m about to say, but I’ll say it to make a point; Your mental health is just as important as your physical health, and should be managed with the same priority we put on our physical health…from just listening to you in this video, and looking at the anguish on your face throughout the vid, you have been thru a lot mentally, and that in itself will definitely exacerbate pre-existing physical pain….Having a solid diagnosis on any bodily affliction helps us better cope, and we can’t fault anyone who wants to pursue and seek the truth, but there comes a point in our pursuit that the continued pursuit will turn detrimental to our health/well being…I think you’re at this point.
I like to share something with you, even though it may be anecdotal, it shows how “less can be more” in someone’s life….My Dad is in his last years of his life..he was diagnosed with Parkinson’s 8 years ago…he was on home hospice for the past 28 months, but he’s not on hospice anymore…we didn’t think he’d last a few months…his condition/health has stabilized….we’ve been giving him excellent care at his home, and that goes a long way to lengthening a persons life, but some other factor was just as important in getting him more stable….. before hospice, he was being prescribed 9-10 different meds by 4 different doctors (neurologist, psychiatrist, cardiologist, internal medicine), and he was progressively getting worse, but while on hospice, the hospice Dr started removing his meds off of his prescription list…that Dr ended up removing 90% of those meds, and it literally turned out to be a blessing in disguise….his health started improving…he started to get his voice back…He started eating more…he can now do more physical therapy than he ever had in the past 3 years…..tomorrow, he’ll be 85…none of us in our family thought he’d make it past 83….I’d like to think the moral of this story is that many times in life, what we think is helping us may be doing the exact opposite.
Take care, Daniela! 🙏
Thank you for your thoughtful comment and for sharing your father's story. I'm glad to hear that reducing his medications helped improve his quality of life-sometimes, less really can be more.
I completely understand the importance of finding a balance between conventional and homeopathic treatments. It’s true that mental health plays a crucial role in managing physical health, and I appreciate your concern for my well-being.
Regarding my spondyloarthritis diagnosis, it’s a complicated situation. This condition often progresses slowly, and inflammation can be difficult to detect through imaging. My diagnosis is based on meeting specific criteria, not just imaging results. The challenge I face here in Canada is not about the diagnosis itself but about the qualification for treatment due to the high cost of medication and the nature of our government-funded healthcare system.
I fully recognize that medication is not the only path to managing this condition, and I have been exploring all avenues that might help. However, if there's a chance that a particular treatment could significantly improve my quality of life, it's understandable why I would want to pursue it. If I were in Brazil, the medication would be covered by the government, which has even led me to consider moving there temporarily to access the treatment.
Your advice on not putting all my eggs in one basket is well taken, and I do believe in the power of a multifaceted approach to health. But finding effective treatment, whether through medication or other therapies, is vital for me to manage my pain and improve my life.
I also want to acknowledge the emotional distress I’m experiencing right now. Losing Kayla has been incredibly tough as she was more than just a pet; she was my emotional support animal. This grief is certainly affecting my condition and overall well-being. I understand that things will be flared up, and while I do pay attention to my emotional health, grieving is a slow process.
Thank you again for your kind words and understanding. Your support means a lot to me as I navigate these challenges. Take care, and please share any further insights or advice you may have.
Also, thank you for letting me know that you couldn't hear any of the background noises I mentioned and that the sound was clear. It’s good to know, especially since I can be such a perfectionist. I'm sure it doesn't help my cause either. I'm working on it. 😉
Sorry for the loss of your dog, they break your heart when they leave us. Here's to better months ahead.
Thank you so much, Janet. Losing my dog has been incredibly tough, and your words are a real comfort. They take a piece of our hearts when they leave. Here's hoping for better months ahead for both of us. 🌟
Daniella, very sorry to hear about your Kayla. Hugs to you. I know you know, you and your family made the right decision even though it was very hard. I always remember seeing Kayla playing around in your room and on your bed, she was a sweety. I'm also sorry you've had so many challenges this month of July, and hope the coming days and months are much bette for you.
I really hope that you are able to somehow get those biologics. Having RA I can not imagine if I did not have them.
SPONSORSHIP! Yes, I know you've been working hard on that and it's so deserving! I'm excited for you, and I know whatever you bring to your channel is something you're okay with presenting, so I'm looking forward to it. You can count on me to like, comment and click that link! Any way I can help support you for all you've done and are doing for so many, including myself I'm glad to do!
Thank you so much for your kind words and support. I will always remember Kayla playing around in my room too, she slept with us every single day. She was such a sweetheart. This month has been especially challenging, and your sympathy means a lot to me.
I really hope I can somehow get those biologics too. I understand how beneficial they can be and I really don’t want to one day realize I’ve lost years of my life because I didn’t try something sooner.
As for sponsorship, your excitement and support mean the world to me. I’ve been working really hard on it, and knowing I have your backing is incredibly encouraging. You can definitely count on me to bring you content that I believe in and stand behind. Thank you for being so supportive and for all your help. It truly makes a difference.
Dear friend, my heart hurts for you. Dogs are far beyond pets. It's bad enough for our precious ones to die but another to make the dreaded decision. Amongst the deepest grieving I've gone through. I'm so, so so sorry.
Sorry, too, about your back and everything else. Medical protocol can be brutal and harsh. Seems we almost have to be on death's door to get what we need. I feel for you and your inability to work. Same here. Mentally destroying.
July has been challenging here in Croatia, too. Frozen shoulder is beyond the pale. We've had one day below 30C in four weeks with drought. Yet very thick humidity. Ugh.
I've been thinking of you a LOT. Life is terribly hard, especially with those of us who live chronic pain with only minutes at a time of relief. Often feels there's no escape which is overwhelming.
You will have brighter hours, brighter days. But unfortunately we must also face the less good. Praying for more better days than bad. ❤ Are you able to go camping soon and get recharged in nature?
Dear friend, my heart aches for you too. You’re right, dogs are so much more than just pets-they’re family. Making that dreaded decision is among the deepest griefs we can experience. I’m so sorry for your loss.
It’s frustrating how harsh medical protocols can be. It often feels like we have to be at our worst to get the help we need. I feel for you and completely understand the mental toll it takes.
July sounds like it's been brutal for you in Croatia. Dealing with a frozen shoulder on top of the heat and humidity must be exhausting. Life with chronic pain can indeed feel overwhelming, with so few moments of relief.
I’ve also been diagnosed with a frozen shoulder. I’ve been having issues with my left shoulder for a while now, and initially, they thought it was bursitis, but now my physiotherapist says it’s a frozen shoulder. I’ve been doing physiotherapy and massage, but I can’t do the at-home exercises because of the pain. I’m already in so much pain that I can’t bring myself to add more to do the exercises. I feel you.
Unfortunately, I haven’t been able to go camping as my pain and fatigue have been more than I can cope with. Plus, I’m still dealing with issues at home with one of my kids and feel I can’t leave at the moment. The long drives to the secluded places I love have been impossible due to my back pain and gas prices. For now, I’m spending time in my garden, picking wildflowers in nearby fields, and having the occasional picnic. I miss my escapades soooo much.
Thank you for thinking of me and for your prayers. Let’s both hold on to the hope of brighter days ahead. Sending you lots of love and strength. ❤️
I’m so sorry for your loss! I’m going through the same exact thing right now my sweet fur baby was just diagnosed with cancer. It’s so heartbreaking.
I'm so sorry you're going through this. It's beyond heartbreaking to see our fur babies face something so difficult. They mean the world to us, and watching them suffer feels unbearable. Please know that you're not alone in this, and it's okay to feel all the emotions that come with it. I'm sending you and your sweet fur baby all the love and strength during this incredibly tough time. 💔
I am so so sorry for everything that you are going through Daniella. I hope that Kayla is running around freely with all the other Family pets that have crossed the Rainbow Bridge. 🌈 It will take some time before you can think about her without shedding a tear. Allow yourself to cry.
After all that you have done to figure out what is going on with your health, I can’t believe how frustrated you must feel knowing that there is a pill out there that can prevent your issue from getting worse but you cannot be prescribed this med because it is not “bad enough” 🤦🏻♀️ I hope that your Family Member will be able to resolve what they are going through. You will get a brand for sure Daniella. You are intelligent, brave, and an amazing advocate for your own health. You inspire me and give us all hope that we can get through our chronic illness journey while navigating our everyday lives. Please rest your body and mind as much as you possibly can. I hope that August will bring you better days. ☀️
Thank you so much for your heartfelt and compassionate message, Nadia. Your words about Kayla brought tears to my eyes, but also a sense of comfort. Imagining her running around with other beloved pets at the Rainbow Bridge does bring a bit of peace.
I can’t express how much your understanding of my health struggles means to me. It’s incredibly frustrating to know there’s a treatment out there that could help, but not being able to access it because I don’t meet the criteria. Your encouragement and belief in me as an advocate for my health keep me going.
You inspire me too, and knowing that we can support each other through our chronic illness journeys makes this path a bit easier to navigate. I’ll definitely take your advice and try to rest and recharge. Here’s hoping August brings brighter days for all of us. Thank you again for being such a wonderful friend. ☀️
Oh darling I am so very sorry for your loss. Pets break our hearts, all we can do is remember them for their love and comfort she brought to you. The rash on your chest is normal for those of us who have autoimmune diseases. It tends to get more red and angry when you are upset out having another flare. It was the first thing my rheumatologist notice on my first appointment with her!! This video was done perfectly to be honest i didn’t hear your phone or doors banging. 😂 O am looking forward to seeing your new video. I have exactly the same problem with my spondylitis. The MRI report was inconclusive re Spondyloarthritis hence no treatment for me either. My back is deteriorating further up and my neck but there is nothing they can do. I had a spinal fusion of L4,5 and S1 11 years ago and not that I’d playing up to. It’s baffling to think that they actually have to wait for it to fuse itself before they do anything🥵 wish they could have one day off the pain we go through. You are so incredibly brave Danielle I take my hat off to you!! Stay strong and little Kayla is happy and free from pain watching down over you. 😇
Amanda, your words are so touching and filled with compassion. It's comforting to know someone truly understands the pain and struggles we go through with our conditions. It's wild how even the little things, like that rash, can connect us on such a deep level. I appreciate your honesty and the courage it takes to share your own journey. It's baffling and frustrating how long we sometimes have to wait for proper treatment, and I can relate to that feeling all too well.
Thank you for the encouragement and for sharing a bit of your story with me. It means a lot. Let's keep pushing through together, and remember, every day we face these challenges is a testament to our incredible strength. Sending love and strength your way, and hoping for better days ahead for both of us.
I am so incredibly sorry this month has been such a nightmare ❤ losing a pet is such a heartbreak and with everything you’ve gone through the weight of it all must be so overwhelming. Know that you are precious and loved and we your people are behind you, cant wait to see the sponsored video! super hugs ❤
This month really has felt like one long nightmare, and losing my pet on top of everything else has been incredibly tough. It's comforting to know I have such wonderful people behind me. I'm excited for you to see the sponsored video too! ♥️♥️
Losing a pet is so hard. I once had a Brazilian friend say that shared grief can help the weight of grief which I thought was very beautiful……and I know your family are so loving. ❤️🥰 sending you all the love in the world. 🤗
Thank you so much for your kind words. Losing a pet truly leaves a hole in the heart, but it's comforting to know that sharing our grief can help lighten the burden. Your friend's wisdom is beautiful and rings so true. I appreciate your support and the love you're sending our way. It means the world to me. 💖🤗
So sorry about your sweet dog. I know your heart is breaking. Your sickness is so bad that we know when you don’t film you are not well. Try not to worry we understand. I love your channel and I’m sorry you have had a bad month. Seems like the noise is bothering you the day you filmed. I have been wearing earplugs this week because of the noise. Nerves have been bad and I get very jumpy. Seems like you can’t get a break. Hopefully you will have a better month soon. Love you! ❤
Thank you so much for your kind words and understanding, @sandyandies8309. Losing my sweet dog has been incredibly tough, and your support means a lot to me. It’s reassuring to know that you understand when I’m not able to film because of my health. I really appreciate your compassion and patience. I just wish the UA-cam algorithm would be as kind.
The noise was definitely bothering me today, and I totally get how it can make nerves feel worse. I'm so sad I forgot my Airpods in Singapore at my niece's house. She hasn't mailed it back to me yet. I miss them so much. I guess I should just use regualr earplugs.
It does feel like I can't catch a break sometimes, but your message gives me hope for better days ahead.
Thank you for being so supportive and for loving the channel. Your kindness means the world to me. Love you too! ❤
I am ever so sorry to hear about Kayla, she was a sweetheart. I'm glad she had her family around her in her final hours. My heart goes out to you and your family! I'm also sorry that you weren't able to get the medication you so rightly need! I'm so happy you got your first sponsorship, that's so exciting and I can't wait to see that video! Don't apologise for not getting back to people in the comments in the time frame you want, life can be unpredictable. We understand, support and care for you! Your community will always be here for you, through the good and bad times! Sending all my love and gentle hugs your way. Never stop being you, you're an inspiration! ❤
Thank you so much for your incredibly kind words. Losing Kayla has been so hard, but knowing she was surrounded by family in her final hours brings some comfort. Your support means a lot, especially during this tough time.
I appreciate your understanding about the medication struggles, it’s been indeed a frustrating journey. And yes, I’m really excited about the sponsorship! It’s a bright spot amid all the challenges. I really like the product too. I just wish it had r happens in the midst of so much sadness. If feels I can’t properly celebrate. Thank you for being patient with me as I navigate through everything and for being such a supportive part of this community.
Your love and gentle hugs are felt deeply. I’m so grateful for the encouragement and care from you and everyone here. Here is to us being us. 🥂Sending you lots of love right back. ❤️
Rare disease is very difficult. Makes me want to isolate because people don't understand what I'm going through and that's best case. Usually, it is being misunderstood or mistaken for something else which destroyed my life.
I completely understand where you're coming from. Living with a rare disease is incredibly isolating, especially when people don't understand what we're going through. It’s so frustrating when our conditions are misunderstood or misdiagnosed, and it can feel like it’s ruining our lives.
It’s important to know you’re not alone in this. Even though it’s hard to find others who truly get it, there’s a whole community of us out here supporting each other. Thank you for sharing your experience, it helps others feel less alone. Sending you strength and understanding. 🌟
So sorry for the loss of your pet, they are like family. Thank you for taking time to support others and share your experiences. Know you are helping many people feel heard and not alone with disabling Chronic illnesses. Hugs and God bless you!
Thank you so much for your kind words. Losing a pet really is like losing a family member, and your support means a lot. I'm grateful to have the chance to share my journey and help others feel less alone in their battles with chronic illness. It’s people like you who make this community so special. Hugs and blessings to you too! 💖
Eczema treatment didn't work for me. Dove sensitive skin did. Also soap free pet shampoo channels are popular
Interesting. I think what I have is hives. I have been diagnosed with stress induced hives. Thanks for the tip.
I am so very sorry for your loss. I wish I could tell you it gets easier but my baby boy was 14 and I was the one who had to take him to the vet. That was in 2016. I still shed tears for you and myself. Bless your ❤ dear. Just remember you are loved and that’s enough and You are Enough ❤
Thank you so much, Suellen. Your words really touch my heart. I'm so sorry for your loss as well. It’s comforting to know that I’m not alone in this experience, even though the pain remains. Your baby boy was lucky to have you, and I can only imagine how hard it was for you back then and still now. I know things will never be the same without her.
Thank you for reminding me that I am loved and enough. It’s something I really need to hear right now. Bless your heart too, dear. Sending you lots of love and hugs. ❤️
People have no idea what it means to lose a pet. Having to make he decision to have your loved animal put to sleep is almost the toughest thing ever.. I'm a grown man but when I lost my little chihuahua girl in 2018 I just cried and cried for days. It took me nearly a year before I could say I stopped crying at times. Watching you talk about your girl has brought it back to me and again I am crying for my little Poppy 6 years later. You have to let the grief out as much as you can...or it will feed your fibro with pain
Thank you so much for sharing, Pabz. Losing a pet is one of the hardest things to go through, and it's comforting to know we're not alone in our grief. I can relate to crying for days on end; it feels like a part of you is missing. I'm so sorry about your little Poppy. Talking about Kayla helps me process the pain, and I hope it helps others too. You're right about letting the grief out; bottling it up only makes things worse, especially with fibro. Sending you lots of love and understanding. 💖
Hang in there!😊I’m being evaluated for AS
Going through an evaluation for AS can be really tough. I’m sending you all the positive vibes as you navigate this. It’s a lot to handle, but knowing you’re taking steps to get answers is so important. Hang in there too, and keep taking things one day at a time. We’re in this together! 🌟
Feel so sorry for your loss and pain, just wanna give you a big hug and tell it all be alright ❤❤ we all have dark time in our lifes, but there is always something good coming to as after 🤗
Wish you good luck with your channel and thanks for your support!!
Thank you so much for your sweet message, Olesia. Your words are so comforting and remind me that there's always light after the darkness. I really appreciate your support and well wishes. It's comforting to know that even in our darkest times, we have wonderful people like you reminding us of the good that’s yet to come. Your support for the channel means so much, and I’m grateful to have you as part of this journey. Big hug right back to you! ❤️❤️
I’m so sorry that you have had such a difficult time. The passing of your little dog is so sad and I’m so sorry for your loss and that of your family’s. Please allow yourself time to mourn. There is no timeframe for this. I hope that things start to improve soon. Sending you big hugs. ❤💐
Thank you so much, Jodie. Your kind words and understanding mean a lot. Losing my little Kayla has been incredibly hard, and your empathy really touches my heart. I’m trying to give myself the time to mourn and not rush the process, even though it’s tough.
I truly appreciate your support and the big hugs. I hope things start to improve soon too. Sending you lots of love and gratitude. ❤️🌸
my lovely too. I was in bed for 2 months. my doc (then)ridiculed me for missing appointments. I went in other room to call about it and when I came back he was gone. I feel it with you!
Oh Jane, I'm so sorry you had to go through that. It's heartbreaking to be treated that way by your doctor on top of dealing with such a tough loss. Thank you for sharing your story and for your empathy. It means a lot to know that you understand. Sending you a big hug and hoping we both find some peace and comfort. 🌸💕
I truly appreciate how raw and beautiful this video is❤ Thank you for sharing your struggles and giving so many of us a voice with what we go through ❤
Thank you so much for your kind words. It means a lot to me that you appreciate the rawness and honesty of the video. Sharing my struggles isn’t always easy, but knowing it resonates with you and gives a voice to our shared experiences makes it all worth it. Your support truly keeps me going. ❤️
Oh Daniela, I am so very sorry for your loss of your precious fur baby Kayla! She was SO ADORABLE and I know she knows how much she was loved!! My heart breaks for you. I was crying right there with you. My daughter had to have her precious kitty, Dexter, put to sleep in 2021. It was heart-wrenching! He was lethargic and losing weight and when she took him to the vet, long story short, they found cancer throughout his body. That day little sweetie had to be put to sleep. My daughter struggled so long with his loss. He helped her get through many rough times in her life. Our fur babies are so precious. I am so so sorry to hear what you have been going through! My husband has been struggling so much with his pulmonary fibrosis and it is breaking my heart seeing this. I, too, am having bad flares with my costochondritis. The pain is spreading now and some days I cannot do anything. Stress makes everything worse Daniela. Please know you are in my prayers and I am wishing you well. I am so sorry too to hear that you cannot get the treatment that will help avoid worsening of your condition. I do not understand this! I cannot imagine the frustration you are experiencing. I am sending many prayers, hugs, and love to you! Thank you for sharing! 🙏🤗❤🩹💔💝❤ Geri
Oh Geri, your words mean so much. I’m so sorry to hear about your daughter’s kitty, Dexter. It’s truly heartbreaking to lose such precious companions. I know how much Kayla was loved, and it helps to hear you felt that too.
I can’t imagine how hard it is to see your husband struggling with pulmonary fibrosis. It must be so difficult for both of you. And dealing with costochondritis on top of everything else, it's just so much to bear. Stress really does make everything worse, doesn’t it?
Thank you for keeping me in your prayers and for your kind words. I’m so sorry that you’re also facing such tough times and that you can’t get the treatment you need. The frustration is so real, and it helps to know we’re not alone in this struggle.
Sending you lots of prayers, hugs, and love. Your support means the world to me. Thank you for sharing and for being there. 🙏🤗❤️
Take care, Geri.
@@tt_looking_glass Daniela thank you so so much for your kind words!! I do believe we support each other and in this world we need empathy, kindness and love! I am so very glad I found your channel! Please take care and take it inch by inch! Some days that is all we can do! You are a blessing to my heart! 💝💝❤❤ Geri Love and Hugs to you!!
you are so brave sharing the loss of your fur baby and so brave letting her go💔 the time before we say good buy is so precious at the same time.Is the hardest our home is only a house without a dog or any animal we love any of us that love Animals feel your pain deeply sending so much love to you and your family ❤take lots of care
Thank you so much, Amanda. Your words touched my heart. It’s incredibly hard to let go of a fur baby, and our home feels so empty without her. The time we had before saying goodbye was indeed precious, and I cherish those memories deeply.
I’m so happy that we all decided to pitch in as a family to have it done in our home and in my bed, where she felt most comfortable. We also got her paw print taken, a snippet of her hair, and had her ashes sent to us in a engraved box after she was cremated. These keepsakes mean the world to us.
You’re absolutely right, a home without a beloved animal isn’t quite the same. It’s comforting to know that others who love animals understand this pain so well. Thank you for sending love and support, it means the world to me. I’m Take care of yourself too. ❤️
I am so so sorry for the loss of your beautiful little dog, I love animals and all of my pets, and I cry with you!
Thank you so much for your kind words. Losing my little dog has been incredibly tough, and it means a lot to know that others understand and share in the grief. Pets truly do become family, and your compassion brings some comfort during this difficult time. Thank you for being there and for your heartfelt support.
Hugs for everything, Daniella! I'm so sorry!!! Much much love ❤️.
Amanda, thank you for your love. Sending much love back to you ❤️. It's comforting to know that there are so many people who care.
@tt_looking_glass absolutely. You have a lot of people supporting you.
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also, This is really bad month for me also. med not working
I'm so sorry to hear that, Jane. It’s beyond frustrating when the meds just don’t seem to help, especially when you're already having a tough month. Just know you're not alone in this. I’m sending you all my positive thoughts and hoping something starts to work soon. Hang in there, we’re in this together. 🌟💖
Thank you for sharing the updates, sorry for your loss of your dog he was a cutie & other stuff that has been happening to you , sending prayers & hugs your way ❤
Thank you so much for your kind words and support. Losing my dog has been really hard, and your prayers and hugs mean a lot to me. I’m grateful for you and your understanding. Sending love your way too! ❤️
I am so sorry for your loss and so sorry for all the rest as well. I hope August will have a lot a beauty to bring you and your family.
Thank you so much for your kind words. It means a lot to have your support during this tough time. I’m hoping August brings beauty and positivity for all of us too. Your compassion is truly appreciated. Sending you and your family lots of love and good wishes as well. ❤️
I am so sorry for your loss. love and hugs .I have been feeling the same way as you drowning can get no help from Drs in the USA . it is sad we suffer with it seeming no one cares. I pray that things get better for you! since spring I have been feeling awful the whether here has been up and down pain ,fatigue ,sleeplessness can not keep from getting sick. Allergic to all antibiotics. I really feel for you my heart brakes for you! 💔
Thank you so much for your heartfelt words, Anisa. It’s truly comforting to know that others understand the pain and frustration of dealing with chronic illness. It’s disheartening how hard it can be to get proper help, and it often feels like we’re left to suffer alone. I’m so sorry to hear that you’ve been feeling awful since spring. The weather changes can really wreak havoc on our bodies, and dealing with pain, fatigue, and sleeplessness is such a tough combination. Being allergic to all antibiotics must make things even more challenging for you.
I hope and pray that things get better for you too. Let’s keep supporting each other and holding on to hope for brighter days ahead. Your kind words mean a lot, and I’m sending you love and strength. ❤️
@@tt_looking_glass Thank you so much ! it is really hard to be allergic to antibiotics, I am also allergic to a every med that treats Fibro. you are so welcome ! have a blessed day! Love and hugs!
Hi Daniela crying with you 😭 I wish you and your family strength for the loss of your dog.
That sucks you can’t get biologics, I’m glad your doc was nice at least. Is there a way to get some in Brazil? I finally saw a new doc with my insurance, I hadn’t been able to see anyone for 6 months until workers comp settled. I was soo nervous and she turned out to be so nice and I felt heard, got referred back to physical therapy.
I didn’t hear background sounds. That’s awesome you got a sponsorship. Whenever I get itchy bumps even mosquitos I use aloe vera, tech meant for sun damage but it helps. Sending you love and luck for August ❤️🍀
Thank you so much for your heartfelt message. It’s always comforting to know that others understand the pain of losing a beloved pet. I really appreciate your support and kind words. It’s tough dealing with the medical system sometimes, isn’t it? I’m so glad you finally found a nice doctor who listens and cares-that makes such a difference. I hope the physical therapy brings you some relief.
Thanks for the tip about aloe vera! I’ll definitely give it a try. And yes, I’m excited about the sponsorship, it’s a small win in the midst of all the challenges. Sending you lots of love and wishing you a smooth and positive August as well! ❤️🍀
@@tt_looking_glass I hope it gets better for all of you. Yes so thankful for my new doc, hopefully they authorize the biogenics meds for you. Hope aloe helps and yes glad you had at least one win this month, hope next month is better 🍀🍀🍀❤️❤️❤️
@Justmyeverydaylife7 I'm keeping my fingers crossed that the new doctor can can find a way to authorize the biologics meds for me too. Aloe has been a nice little relief. I’m definitely grateful for that small win this month. We need to focus on the positive things that are happening in our lives otherwise it’s so easy to go down the rabbit whole of self pity. Here's hoping that next month brings even more positive news and better days for all of us. Sending you lots of love and luck! ❤️
Can't help thinking no biologics recommended isnt good news. Immu modulator supplements might suffice especially in the case of an eye infection possible. I fear pressure of advertisers. Orher channels speak of could wait till a slight stability of your condition. You should be compensated on your channels merits regardless. A sponsor that wouldn't change anything and mindful of your situation . You're already putting in the work. Somebody to be above sll else gentle and respectful of your situation.
Thank you, James, for your continued support and for sharing your thoughts. I appreciate your concern about the lack of recommendation for biologics. It's definitely a challenging situation, and I haven’t been offered immunomodulator supplements either, which adds to the complexity of managing my condition.
The pressure from advertisers and sponsors can be tricky, but I’m committed to ensuring that any partnerships I engage in are respectful and considerate of my health journey. I'm sure the advertisers would be understanding, but ultimately, it's my own perfectionism and unwillingness to accept my limitations that can be my worst enemy.
I completely agree that having a sponsor who understands my situation and is gentle and respectful is crucial. It’s important for me to maintain the integrity of my channel and continue providing genuine content.
Thank you for recognizing the work I put into my channel and for your encouragement. Your support means a lot to me, and I’ll keep striving to find the best ways to manage my health and continue sharing my journey with all of you.
@@tt_looking_glass the good part I'm so happy for getting the recognition you deserve. Take it slow limit something like this to a minimum of days per month . Validation for us is a precious commodity. Never forget your number one job is getting better not just for yourself all will benefit if you can pull it off? What would the sponsors think? Holy crap she's actually getting better? You know what they'd be saying ? Who'd deserve it more than our Star influencer ? Might tell them before you commit you need a little time for yourself while you weigh your options.
@jamesmcconnell2473 Thank you so much, James! Your support and advice mean a lot to me. You're right, taking things slow and prioritizing my health is key. It’s so important to remember that getting better is the main goal. And yeah, I bet sponsors would be thrilled to see progress. This particular product has really helped me and this is why I’m so excited to share it with you guys. I’ll definitely keep your words in mind and make sure to take the time I need. Thanks for always having my back! 🌟
@@tt_looking_glass see something like that even is convincing me
@@tt_looking_glass makes me wonder was all the censorship I encountered actually a good thing polishing my act making me more presentable less hard to swallow ? Not a naturally iconoclastic just grossly misunderstood? Its a warm place basking in your sunshine !
I’m so sorry for your loss, Daniela. I’m thinking of you and your family. As far as your treatment plan, it seems so ridiculous to wait until there’s damage before starting you on biologic medication. It doesn’t make sense! Try and get some rest. I know you must need it after this horrible month. August is almost here. I’m sending love and healing prayers to you! 💗🙏🙏🙏
Thank you so much for your kind words and support, Debra. Your compassion means a lot to me during this difficult time. I agree, the treatment plan situation is kind of ridiculous. I’m trying to take it one day at a time and find peace in the midst of it all. Your thoughts and prayers are a comfort, and I’m hoping August brings some much-needed relief for both of us. Sending love and healing vibes right back to you! 💖🙏🌸
@@tt_looking_glassThank you, Daniela. I forgot to congratulate you on your sponsorship! I look forward to seeing it. 💗
@debrairvin9776 Thank you so much! I’m really excited. We are still in the process of going back and forth with little adjustments but I’m hopeful that it will be finalized soon.
Sorry for your loss sending hugs ❤
Thank you for your caring comment. ❤️
So very sorry for you loss. There are no words 😢💔
Thank you so much for your heartfelt message. It means a lot to me during this difficult time. Losing her has left a huge void in our lives, and your support really helps. 😢❤️
I am very sorry to hear that:( I can't imagine the way you are feeling right now..
Thank you Paula. It means a lot to have your support and understanding. Chronic illness can be so isolating, but knowing there are people like you who care makes it a bit easier. I hope you're doing well and taking care of yourself too. ❤️
(Second comment) First I hope August treats you all better mate, much, much, much better and second I look forward to your sponsorship video. Also side note, I wear headphones and watch on an iPad, I couldn’t hear any of the background noises you could hear. Love from down under 🦘 xxx
Thank you so much, Cathie! I really hope August is much better for all of us too. I'm excited for you to see the sponsorship video, and I'm glad the background noises weren’t a bother for you. Your support means the world to me. The sponsorship video will be published this Monday, and I really hope you enjoy it. I'm very proud of the video I made and hope my audience likes it too. I'm a little worried about views since it's a sponsored video, but I know it's out of my control. I did my part, and now I just have to see how it goes. Thanks again for your support! ❤️