Hashimoto's, interstitial cystitis, and fibromyalgia are my main issues. And I've never heard of that spoon reference but oh my gosh is it true!! That's the best explanation I've ever heard.
I have everything you listed plus a few more chronic illnesses and they are tough. You are so strong for even being able to be able to function as much as you do. You mentioned you were getting headaches and dizzy, have you been tested for POTS? It was one of my last diagnosis that made a lot of since with the other issues I have and my dizziness and headaches and heart rate. I see a neuromuscular dr for it. Just thought I would through that out there in case it could help you possibly. Keep up being strong and listening to your body ❤️
Thank you for sharing. I too have chronic conditions and it’s frustrating to not “keep up” with others my age or younger but it’s important like you said to know when to say when. Best wishes to you on yours.
Thank you for taking care of yourself!!! I can totally understand I have Hashimotos aswell. I find it really hard being diagnosed less then a year ago iv always been someone who loves to go go go. Always be on the move but sometimes I need to realize that taking a step back and relaxing a little bit more is needed for myself and my body.
Thank you for being so open ❤. Although I don't have chronic conditions, I have ADHD and have difficulty finishing a big task like that right away. Makes me feel less alone. I hope you are doing well 💖
I just came across your video as I love declutters, and had no idea that you would be talking about the same condition I have! (Hashimoto’s) I’ve been diagnosed for a few years now along with other auto-immune conditions, and still get good days and bad days. Stay strong and thank you for being so honest 🦋💙
Olena I completely understand what you mean about chronic issues. I have hypothyroidism too as well as trochanteric bursitis so sometimes just doing everyday things can be challenging sometimes. No need to fake it with us! Xoxo
I've always wondered if I have thyroid problems, but I've never been diagnosed. If you don't mind me asking, what symptoms did you have that made you want to get checked?
I love that you told us you had to take a break. I'm chronically ill too, and it made me feel less alone, like, I find it easier to accept that my body is the way that it is when I see other people being open about similar struggles
I think the problem comes when we compare ourselves to people who don’t deal with the obstacles we do. You’re growing great despite all the factors against you. And it’s okay to rest, because it helps you be better when you start again
I’m so glad you shared this. I have an autoimmune condition too and the fatigue is horrible. And its the hardest part to try and explain to people who don’t have it. Juicing does help me. Also check out the book “Hashimoto’s Protocol” by Izabella Wentz. It might offer you some relief.
Thank you so much for sharing. I feel a lot of what you described. Also I’m going to go look for that bra on adore me lol. Lastly i’ve been really thinking about investing in quality essential pieces but I also just like clothes lol.
Hashimoto's, interstitial cystitis, and fibromyalgia are my main issues. And I've never heard of that spoon reference but oh my gosh is it true!! That's the best explanation I've ever heard.
8:10 thank you for everything: for being so vulnerable with us, and for pushing through. Your efforts are not going unnoticed ❤️
I have everything you listed plus a few more chronic illnesses and they are tough. You are so strong for even being able to be able to function as much as you do. You mentioned you were getting headaches and dizzy, have you been tested for POTS? It was one of my last diagnosis that made a lot of since with the other issues I have and my dizziness and headaches and heart rate. I see a neuromuscular dr for it. Just thought I would through that out there in case it could help you possibly. Keep up being strong and listening to your body ❤️
Thank you for sharing. I too have chronic conditions and it’s frustrating to not “keep up” with others my age or younger but it’s important like you said to know when to say when. Best wishes to you on yours.
Thank you for taking care of yourself!!! I can totally understand I have Hashimotos aswell. I find it really hard being diagnosed less then a year ago iv always been someone who loves to go go go. Always be on the move but sometimes I need to realize that taking a step back and relaxing a little bit more is needed for myself and my body.
Thank you for being so open ❤. Although I don't have chronic conditions, I have ADHD and have difficulty finishing a big task like that right away. Makes me feel less alone.
I hope you are doing well 💖
Loved this video! Thank you for being so open with us💙 and for recommending products that you truly love/use😊
I just came across your video as I love declutters, and had no idea that you would be talking about the same condition I have! (Hashimoto’s) I’ve been diagnosed for a few years now along with other auto-immune conditions, and still get good days and bad days. Stay strong and thank you for being so honest 🦋💙
Olena I completely understand what you mean about chronic issues. I have hypothyroidism too as well as trochanteric bursitis so sometimes just doing everyday things can be challenging sometimes. No need to fake it with us! Xoxo
Bless you honey ❤️ for being honest. I usually say I’m like a iPhone that shut down at 40%
Deep breathe and just do what makes it easier for you ❤️
I've always wondered if I have thyroid problems, but I've never been diagnosed. If you don't mind me asking, what symptoms did you have that made you want to get checked?
Can you do a long hair summer hairstyles? im struggling with styling my long hair in the summer.. xD
Love this
I love that you told us you had to take a break. I'm chronically ill too, and it made me feel less alone, like, I find it easier to accept that my body is the way that it is when I see other people being open about similar struggles
I think the problem comes when we compare ourselves to people who don’t deal with the obstacles we do. You’re growing great despite all the factors against you. And it’s okay to rest, because it helps you be better when you start again
I’m so glad you shared this. I have an autoimmune condition too and the fatigue is horrible. And its the hardest part to try and explain to people who don’t have it. Juicing does help me. Also check out the book “Hashimoto’s Protocol” by Izabella Wentz. It might offer you some relief.
I’m from New York, so I know the struggle of never knowing if it’s going to cold or hot. 😂😂😂
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I feel you, I suffer from chronic conditions as well and there’s never enough spoons. Take care sweetie gentle hugs from Puerto Rico
Can you pls do another cleaning my room video pls I would love that 🙏🏻 it would so make my day
I would be donating almost all of it, because its too much😂😂😂
Thank you so much for sharing. I feel a lot of what you described. Also I’m going to go look for that bra on adore me lol. Lastly i’ve been really thinking about investing in quality essential pieces but I also just like clothes lol.
Absolutely LOVE your timelapse :) definitely keep them up! you look like you're wiggling your legs when you move in timelapse lol
Love your videos so much Olena
Sorry about your health condition please take care of you