Chronic Illness Weekly Vlog: Half Term & Hospital Appointments S5E2

This week Jenni has multiple medical appointments and is generally feeling pretty exhausted but enjoys getting to be Auntie Jelly as she spends quality time with her friends & their kids. Join her as she chats about her Neurosurgery & Pain Clinic Appointments and spends half term crafting with the kids and seeing who gets to have wheelchair rides.
She also chats about her recent experiences with Therapy and how helpful she has found BetterHelp you can find details and her refer a friend link here to get a free week of therapy: www.betterhelp.com/rpc/ca1e30...
You can also find out more about pain management at Leva clinic here: www.levaclinic.com/
If you have any accessible ideas for things to do with kids over the summer holidays that work for different age groups please let us know in the comments!
Chronically Jenni is back with her weekly vlog series Chronic Illness Weekly sharing how she navigates life with chronic illness & disability. She shares her journey with honesty, humor, and a touch of creativity. These vlogs are where resilience meets authenticity; from navigating daily challenges to celebrating small victories. So come along on the week with us for relatable lows but also a lot of Disabled joy! Watch her work alongside her support team as a content creator & model and spend time with the whole family; Ian, Honey the Hedgehog & Coco the Double Doodle Dog.
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  • @firstlast-js5yw
    @firstlast-js5yw18 күн бұрын

    I just found your channel and immediately binged watched. I feel so similar with all my medical stuff. Thank you for being brave and sharing❤❤

  • @penelopepolinsneemeyer4757
    @penelopepolinsneemeyer4757Ай бұрын

    Hi Jenni! Lovely to see you on KZread again! xxxxxx

  • @ChronicallyJenni

    @ChronicallyJenni

    Ай бұрын

    Thanks Penny, it's nice to be back! If a little sporadically at the moment x

  • @BeverleyButterfly
    @BeverleyButterflyАй бұрын

    The weather has been so u up and down and so rubbish I think we are all flaring! Xx

  • @ChronicallyJenni

    @ChronicallyJenni

    Ай бұрын

    I know it's such a nightmare isn't it! Sending love Beverley xx

  • @julie_uk_
    @julie_uk_Ай бұрын

    Thank you for the video Jenni ❤

  • @ChronicallyJenni

    @ChronicallyJenni

    Ай бұрын

    Thank you so much for watching Julie x

  • @patriciareid8826
    @patriciareid8826Ай бұрын

    Thank you for your video. My daughter has Hypermobility spectrum disorder and prob adhd. She has some similar symptoms, so your video helps me understand what she goes thro. It is very hard, especially the misunderstanding of other people. Showing people how it is will hopefully help understand better.

  • @ChronicallyJenni

    @ChronicallyJenni

    29 күн бұрын

    So glad your finding these videos helpful in understanding your daughter more xx

  • @GoFishOffice
    @GoFishOffice27 күн бұрын

    Thank you for the updates. Yeah i have to be careful too being I have POTS. Btw every time you yawned I did too lol

  • @chaoticneutralsheep
    @chaoticneutralsheepАй бұрын

    Thank you for sharing, Jenni. I've been having a some immobilising chronic pain so seeing you take it easy during a flare up makes we want to try and be kinder to myself. Take care x

  • @ChronicallyJenni

    @ChronicallyJenni

    29 күн бұрын

    Really hope it helps you be kinder to yourself x sending so much love x

  • @BeverleyButterfly
    @BeverleyButterflyАй бұрын

    Is there a sealife centre near you? That might be a fun day out?

  • @ChronicallyJenni

    @ChronicallyJenni

    Ай бұрын

    Yeah there are a couple not too far away they do go to the local one a lot already I think haha

  • @CreandoAmor
    @CreandoAmor28 күн бұрын

    La terapia aquí también es cara pero como dices con una discapacidad y con dolor es importante tener una buena terapia con alguien ya que si la sociedad no está lo bastante consciente con estos temas suele ser agotador aquí parece que tienes que ir pidiendo perdón por existir o necesitar. Me gustó mucho tus palabras de sentí compasión por mi misma, amor para cada persona que tiene que vivir con cualquier enfermedad deberiamos ser consciente de lo importante que es la salud, ser más amables y contaminar menos para cambiarlo. Es muy cansado medicaciones médicos hospitales depender ser capaz solo a veces y encontrarse mal todo el tiempo. Cuidemos unos de otros y al planeta. Eres muy valiente. Me encantó el momento sofá y perrito. A todos los que leen estar enfermo no es estar cansado, no, ojalá es sentirse exhausto después de cada cosa... Ser compasivos porque ni os imaginais lo agotador que es pelear todos los días con una enfermedad. Aquí si vas arreglado también te miran como no necesita la la silla de ruedas... juzgar es algo que acabará con la paz en el mundo como no lo cambiemos, cambiemos. Oto momento genial jugando con las niñas maravilloso. Me gustó verlo todo. Gracias por ser tan valiente.

  • @ArtyAntics
    @ArtyAnticsАй бұрын

    The May Day bank holidays are about the pagan festival Beltane. No idea why we celebrate them. I’ve had the ‘incidental finding’ talk from neurology, I didn’t get a walk through of my scans tho. I’m glad they did that for you, it sounds helpful. I have all my appointments on the phone now to save the distress of going in.

  • @ChronicallyJenni

    @ChronicallyJenni

    Ай бұрын

    So random! Thanks for the insight! Yeah it was helpful I wish they'd have showed & explained why it probably wasn't causing an issue when they discovered it years ago though haha

  • @GeorginasJourney
    @GeorginasJourneyАй бұрын

    The crocs 👞 🤣🤣

  • @ChronicallyJenni

    @ChronicallyJenni

    Ай бұрын

    I know my body obvious recognised I was wearing shoes when I left the house my brain just didnt take into account which ones haha!

  • @user-ld2jv4gs5t
    @user-ld2jv4gs5tАй бұрын

    Hi I’m fairly new to your channel and don’t get much info and support from drs. I’m intrigued about having a support worker. Also walking sticks any recommendations? X

  • @ChronicallyJenni

    @ChronicallyJenni

    29 күн бұрын

    In terms of support workers please check out my last video about the access to work scheme! And I have a mobility aid tour video coming out tonight for all my mobility aid reccomendations x Hope its helpful x

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