Day in my Life - Chronic illness Vlog. Realistic day with ME/CFS including daytime nap and café trip

This is a look into a realistic day in the life of someone with a chronic illness life me/cfs (Chronic fatigue/myalgic encephalomyelitis) may look like for a young adult. Chronic illness like ME/CFS can be very variable so this is a look into how being chronically ill effects my life at the moment and how i manage my illness day to day. I also have anxiety and depression but found this day not overly effected by my mental health so this is a good representation of how the physical parts of my illnesses effect my body and life.
Reminder: everyone with ME/CFS is different! So you or someone you know might have a very different experience with ME/CFS than I do at the moment! Also, remember that chronic conditions such as these can change dramatically over time, so my life may look very different to this in the future (and has be A LOT worse in the past).
Thank you so much for watching!! Make sure to like, comment, and subscribe to see more videos from me most FRIDAYS!
About Me:
My name is Elinor, I am a 25-year-old sociology graduate who has been living with ME/CFS for 8 years. I also have anxiety and depression as co-morbid conditions! I started making KZread Videos consistently about my experience with chronic illness and mental health struggles in June 2020! I also love fashion, connecting with people in the community and being creative!!
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  • @XanderPearl
    @XanderPearl7 ай бұрын

    I want to tell you how much I appreciate your videos. They have meant so much to me. Though we are quite different, I am 57 living in California with my wife , we share the illness of ME/CFS. Your realness, acceptance and spirit have moved me and inspired me. Your videos about mobility aids have been amazing, but so is this video. Thank you so much. I am a fan .

  • @deniseking3422
    @deniseking34224 күн бұрын

    Thank you Elinor, you are very brave to video this. I am over 10 years in with Lyme. Learning to pace yourself is so important. As is learning to say no. Having a hobby helps. I do some craft which I can do in bed and rest when I need to. That way I feel I have achieved something. A computer stand to rest the book on helps. Not overdoing it on good days is the secret ❤

  • @BettieJM
    @BettieJM7 ай бұрын

    This time last year I was working full time and was even covering as manager until they hired a new one, now most days I struggle to even get out of bed. At home I furniture walk or use my crutches. Out of the house 75% of the time I'm in my wheelchair the rest I'm using my crutches. I'm still grieving the person I used to be and trying to accept the person I am now but it's difficult. Seeing videos like this help so much and give me the courage to keep on going with the knowledge that I'm not alone in this ❤

  • @catecurran6757
    @catecurran67577 ай бұрын

    thank you so much, seeing someone else with cfs makes me feel less alone

  • @kaylstudio
    @kaylstudio7 ай бұрын

    loved this, elinor! i resonate so deeply with the hard emotions felt when realizing how easily you tire out, flare up, etc. i've been going through a similar process as i'm learning what it is my symptoms mean (seeking diagnosis) and what my "rules" are. thank you for your vulnerability, you're making so many of us feel less alone. much love 💞💞

  • @lay4468
    @lay44687 ай бұрын

    Thank you so much for sharing this. It makes me feel so much less alone to see someone else with days so similar to my own. Also happy birthday :)

  • @rafnaegels8913
    @rafnaegels89137 ай бұрын

    I like this kind of content. Also congratz on graduating. I’m about to get my high school degree at the age of 30.

  • @Jules-zw7iu

    @Jules-zw7iu

    7 ай бұрын

    Congratulations! 🎉

  • @jacks2222
    @jacks22227 ай бұрын

    Lol..''no one cares about lunch''...so true!

  • @DiariesofaDisabledmom
    @DiariesofaDisabledmom4 ай бұрын

    I’m also a chronically ill person. Love ur outfit and nails!

  • @kaybrown3162
    @kaybrown31627 ай бұрын

    Having obvious days where you can easily compare your state of health can be a great encouragement when things are on the up but it’s hard not to get disheartened when things seem to be going down. Hopefully the next one will show an upturn now that university is over 🤞🏼🤞🏼💜💜

  • @ruby3200
    @ruby32007 ай бұрын

    I hope you had a good birthday!🎉 Birthdays are so difficult. I got sick when I was sixteen and am now nineteen and keep getting worse every year. Holidays and also family members birthdays are difficult as well. It was my moms birthday last week and I was too ill to go to dinner with everyone else. Things like that can really be a punch to the gut.😢 On another note- I think your outfit is so pretty! I love that lavender jumper.💜

  • @geoff2504
    @geoff25047 ай бұрын

    Hi Elinor. Subscribed today after watching a few of your vlogs. It’s nice to see that you have your days mostly mapped out. I’m retired myself, so time to search around YT and fill my head with rumours and other assorted rubbish. I’m looking forward to seeing more videos of your life journey and how you cope with the downs whilst enjoying lots of ups, and I know you will. Take care. Jeff

  • @Madenthewest
    @Madenthewest5 ай бұрын

    My comfort show is “Call the midwives”

  • @ElinorBrown

    @ElinorBrown

    5 ай бұрын

    I love call the midwife!! 💛 such a good comfort show!

  • @knothavana
    @knothavana7 ай бұрын

    My birthday is on Monday and it will be my first birthday diagnosed… so I totally understand your feelings. I love your videos, you make me feel so much less alone. ❤️

  • @ChronicallyKat
    @ChronicallyKat7 ай бұрын

    I love watching your videos! I'm newly diagnoses with ME/CFS and adapting to my new life has been really hard. I've learned alot of helpful tips from you :)

  • @v78981
    @v789817 ай бұрын

    Thank you so much for this video Elinor. I've been in a really bad flare the last couple weeks after having had an upswing in my symptoms for the last few months, and seeing this made me feel less alone

  • @Madenthewest
    @Madenthewest5 ай бұрын

    What kind of cereal is that, definitely doesn’t look like American cereal. The after breakfast nap looked heavenly!

  • @lainemar
    @lainemar3 ай бұрын

    Really glad you’re sharing this! I’ve recently been diagnosed but still struggle with accepting it’s actually true. But this day really reflects my average day. I have to figure out how to finish my grad studies while not making myself worse and your videos help a lot 💖

  • @Jules-zw7iu
    @Jules-zw7iu7 ай бұрын

    Happy birthday! 🎉😄🎁🎈

  • @seansteckley
    @seansteckley7 ай бұрын

    Love your videos. Not many youtubers to watch that have the disability as me.

  • @volt4ten187
    @volt4ten1876 ай бұрын

    Beautiful ❤

  • @renem2257
    @renem22577 ай бұрын

  • @manic_or_jack2333
    @manic_or_jack23337 ай бұрын

    If you don't mind sharing, what tablets do you take and how do you find they help if they do?

  • @AquariusExtract
    @AquariusExtract3 ай бұрын

    I feel the need to recommend these books to people with this illness and many many others- as I am also one of them. Medical Medium "Brain Saver" by Anthony William. The methods are working. Someone told me about it and I feel like I owe them everything for it. I've done my own research on natural medicine and the science behind the way the body works and how these illnesses happen- and they are the same as this book. Please consider.

  • @debbiebright578
    @debbiebright5783 ай бұрын

    Hi Elinor, thank you for the vlog. I was wondering if you could let me know how you were diagnosed, I find the doctor very dismissive and just says its a vitamin d deficiency and stress, it’s a little disheartening

  • @geoff2504
    @geoff25047 ай бұрын

    Elinor, please ask your mum if she ever heard of an English pop group named Herman’s Hermits? They made a song called “ Mrs Brown, you’ve got a lovely daughter.” Give it a listen and smile. Jeff

  • @aidibachir6085
    @aidibachir60856 ай бұрын

    مرحبا لا يستحق ان تعبدي مخلوق ضعيف يموت لم يخلقكي فقط خالقك يستحق ان تعبديه وحده لا شريك له من فضلكي تعرفي على الاسلام الحياة قصيرة تنتهي في اي وقت ونعود لربنا ليحاسبنا اني ناصح لكي امين وشكرا

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