I remember Kyle from Reddit. So glad to see he’s made it out on the other side. This illness definitely makes you question everything.

@traiwitz2736

6 ай бұрын

whats his reddit acct?

@traiwitz2736

5 ай бұрын

i wanna know so i can see his progression and if some of my more unique symptoms were shared by him

@AcesOntheRiver

Ай бұрын

Checking on this too

Long covid is the best thing that ever happened to people like us, we will become way better then before. The old ways were the reason we got sick

@robertmcgrath7784

Жыл бұрын

It's hard to believe, but I think you are right!

@ezza1236

Жыл бұрын

@@robertmcgrath7784 honestly, say fuck you to my old self, and thank you cfs for fixing me up, it’s legit a wake up call. LOOK AFTER YOUR SELF . FUCK WHAT ITHER PEOPLE THIBK IF YOU.

@budomove

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely.

@nahidtahira9900

Жыл бұрын

Yes you’re right, I feel like my old self has died and my new self isn’t fully born yet. Still struggling with some symptoms

@ezza1236

Жыл бұрын

@@nahidtahira9900 don’t wish youte old ways back , your will come back to youre life in a better healthier way after this experience

I'm in early remission from CFS/ME right now, and it doesn't seem like it at the time, but the fear + stress response is definitely playing a significant role. Everything in CFS/ME feels exaggerated, like all of the symptoms are magnified x1000, including the stress response!

@jamesbuckler971

Жыл бұрын

It doesnt play a role is the illness itself. (Imo)

@jamesbuckler971

Жыл бұрын

It is*

@toonasaluggi8841

Жыл бұрын

@@jamesbuckler971 I agree

@spruceysarah

Жыл бұрын

congrats on your remission!!!

@DanGinn

10 ай бұрын

how are you doing?

Thank you so much Kyle and Raelan! I’m working on a Long Covid recovery and have had similar experiences to Kyle. It’s been many months and ups and downs for me but, like Kyle, I know I’m going to come out on the other side a better person for having made my way through it. Thank you both again so much. I have been watching other videos by both of you and by Miguel of CFS recovery and you’ve all helped me so much. God is also helping/healing me. Many blessings to you all ❤

@breatheslow356

Жыл бұрын

I feel the same Laurel! Even though it can be hard to see in the thick of it, I know that I'm getting stronger and coming out this better too! 💪

@jaynebailey

7 ай бұрын

2 years one month and one day for me 2 days 1 day after physer vac clearing up now

I resonate a lot with this. Keeping fear and stress low is so important especially when symptoms are at their most colourful!

I really resonate with the point about resisting, after a year with long covid, I'm now at the point where I'm tuned into my body and can really feel the resistance in it. I will also try welcoming and embracing it and being more comfortable with the uncomfortable. I think I was there a few months ago, but then I made progress and forgot - and now that my symptoms have flared up again, stress and fear kick back in, with the feeling of going backwards. It's not a linear journey and I'm working on letting go of all unhelpful beliefs. I'm learning so many things on this journey, that will make me better off going forwards - so I'm also very grateful 🙏🏽 Thank you very much Kyle and Raelan! ✨

@life.withkyle

Жыл бұрын

Sounds like you're really coming at this from the right direction, keep at it! 🤗🤍

The point where we begin to be grateful for this even during a flare up cause it does make you question what we were,a typical TYPE A people pleasing being too hard on self.resonate to the tee on a lot of levels

Raelan, your video’s always come at a time when I need them. I’ve been questioning myself for awhile now. Thank you Kyle for sharing, that was really powerful. I’m think it’s like you said, evolving all the time. I’m at that point where I’m dropping the sickness identity.

@breatheslow356

Жыл бұрын

Same here Lynn!

@kenmauge8032

Жыл бұрын

Me too.

Raelan A great interview! Kyle touched on a place where I am at right now, that whole identity thing, and being afraid of exercise, etc. these interviews are just so helpful!

Absolutely amazing interview, this is very similar to my LC journey, thank you some helpful tips Kyle, I’m nearly there and feeling happy with the new calmer me. Thanks again Raelan these recovery stories are so uplifting 🎉❤

Thankyou both,I agree with Kyle that letting go of it all is the hardest but most effective thing you can do.

Thank you so much Raelan and Kyle.

Fabulous interview Raelan, thank you Kyle and congratulations 🙏

Brilliant as always thanks 👍 looking forwards to the day that maybe I'll be telling everyone how I recovered too

"What am I resisting and let’s see if I can welcome that." Thank you. Really excellent framework.

Thank you both for this, I have connected to much of this and feel it will really help:- sit with the symptoms, accept in order to not illicit the fear response, Symptoms can lead to thought that can lead to stress response- this is so me! Maybe it won’t be now that I have this conscious awareness be willing to be uncomfortable in order to move forward a little at a time. Great interview- this page is sooo helpful ❤❤

Kyle congrats on your recovery! So happy for you! I remember the Reddit days. Stay strong brother!

thanks for doing this!

Thank you to both of you...❤️

@RaelanAgle

Жыл бұрын

Most welcome 😊

I can so relate to Kyle’s approach and perspective. Going into the discomfort and emotions has been so helpful. I am also meditating quite a lot!!

Great interview!

Great interview. I've been watching your KZread channel Kyle. The meditation app you suggested has been quite interesting as it has changed my view on what meditation is. I have found it really useful so far. Thanks for all your hard work guys. I'm getting better gradually over the last 5 months sinse finding Raelans channel. 😁👍🏻

@life.withkyle

Жыл бұрын

Really glad to hear you found the app helpful! All the best 😊

great interview!

Great interview and great tips.

❤❤❤thank you sooooo much!!!!!❤❤❤

Thank you ❤

Wow. A lot of spiritual wisdom.

Thanks

@RaelanAgle

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much, Miriam! I really appreciate it 💛 I hope you found something helpful in Kyle's story!

The comments you both made about weeks before getting sick, you had a self reflection and wasn’t happy with who you were or where you were at in life. The same happened for me. I actually had done a video of myself talking about it! I have said it was divine intervention, bc otherwise without the hard stop of developing long covid I would not have changed. Of course I’m still in the trenches of it one year post covid, but at least I’m back to feeling hopeful that I will recover and it has given me a different perspective on my purpose.

Danke!

@RaelanAgle

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much, Nathalie!

It seems like I go through fazes of relapse or worsening of symptoms for a period of time,and then I begin to recover. Not a complete recovery ,but I'm a little better with each round of this relapse period. I've had LC for a year. I am still suffering, but I have made a lot of progress.i still have to rest a lot but not as much as the first 9 months. My shortness of breath ,and arrhythmia has really calmed.my core seems weak but not as bad as in the first 9 months as well. Brain fog is also much better.

@ezza1236

11 ай бұрын

When did you get covid ? 2022 ?

@kenmauge8032

11 ай бұрын

@@ezza1236 nov 21

@JUANROMERO-kb8ng

8 ай бұрын

Did you get panic attacks? I'm currently having a lot of them.

@kenmauge8032

8 ай бұрын

@@JUANROMERO-kb8ng yes ,and they were terrible. They eventually stopped ,but my doctor put me on anti anxiety meds . They worked ,but I no longer need those. I did need them for almost 6 months. My long COVID is much better now,but I'm still dealing with some symptoms.

@JUANROMERO-kb8ng

8 ай бұрын

@kenmauge8032 thank you for answering. Yes, they feel terrible. Specially been my first time. God bless and thank you again for replying.

Lord please teach me nothing today😂. So good. I allways thought. Can I please learn through positiv experiences. I am done learning everything the hard way. But at the same time I was pushing myself to my limits every day😅.

What to do when you are in a flare up do we have to completely rest, or keep living but in a more gentle way ?

So inspiring to hear how he was able to use this opportunity to become such an enlightened being and shed his ego. It really is a blessing in disguise looking at it that way, and it seems to be a recurring theme in a lot of recovery stories on here. Like Long Covid and CFS is showing us how our Western, self-centered lifestyle is completely not sustainable and causing us to hit a wall. And unless we learn to let go of our identification with thought, pain, and other sensations, we will stay stuck in this vicious cycle.

I was put on a radical diet, i lost 7 kilos i did not need to lose and was way worse, then developed fear of food too !

Thank you, great interview!

🙏❤️

Its a process of grieving but its a lesson on disidebtifying from the body mind as we sre all mortal abd have to face this eventually. Having a spiritusl context like ashtanga yoga, VERY gentle physical practice but focusing on the other 7 limbs or advaida vedanta has helped so much.

@life.withkyle

6 ай бұрын

Well said 🙏🏼

Why was he not asked if he took the vacine first

So impressed with his insight and positive outlook about this opportunity to find himself, his true self, and find inner love. May just maybe that really is what this is all about? It was for me. Amen and God bless this man and all of us! xxoo Ava

First off I want to say I love your channel Raelan and it’s helped me so much. But I have to say I have a lot of problems with the way language is used in this episode. First off, when he says that normal exercise symptoms like soreness could be what we are actually experiencing and we are blowing it out of proportion.. I can’t describe how invalidating that is. I’ve told myself many many times not to be afraid of exercising, and yet the symptoms I get are not even close to normal fatigue. I literally feel my nervous system go haywire and I feel like I want to die for days. It’s really minimizing our struggle and making us sound like people with mental illness to the outside world. Second of all, yes all these strategies do work over time. But whose to say it’s because of fear that causes them in the first place? The strategies like increasing over time could work for numerous reasons aside from reducing fear. We still don’t know what causes this illness and I really don’t think it was fear that brought me here. Fear makes it worse for sure. But I tried months to live a normal life before I even knew what CFS was, before I even had a reason to be scared. When I first started having symptoms of long covid my heart wouldn’t slow down for hours after I took a bike ride. I wasn’t focused on it and I wasn’t scared , even when I meditated it didn’t help. Something happened to my body and my system when I got covid and after 15 months it’s finally getting better. But I really disagree that it was just fear that got me here because even when I was trying to ignore my symptoms in the beginning they got worse.

@francescam.6999

11 ай бұрын

I had the same reaction. It was not my fear that made me ill. For me it was the overstimulation and a hypersensitiv nervous system. But I loved the interview anyway. I think we have to differantiate between fear and stress respond of the body. Fear is in the mind and the stress respond is in the body. My fear grew over time and it put more stress to my nervouse system. So I agree that dealing with the fear is an important part of recovery. I think it is not easy to find words that are validating our experience and don't diminish it.

PS. The book {The Power of Now " by Eckhart Tolle is really about what he is talking about and what we are all doing when we heal. He calls it the Ego but you realize he is really talking about the limbic brain!

Is it OK to ask if people are doing vaccines . I'm really needing a little support

I found magic mushrooms let me see just how hard I was on myself as I felt I was getting nowhere with my recovery , I got such a huge wave of stress released.

How did you get your brain back, I still feel like I have denentia.

@kellyberry4173

8 ай бұрын

Same. 3.7 years

@safeeffective385

6 ай бұрын

@@kellyberry4173 What exactly is it that you believe that you get from the "vaccines" that those of us without them are somehow missing out on?

I’ll be honest; this one didn’t resonate with me. He seems like a great guy. But it sounds like he went from one extreme of avoiding to something almost sounds like the discredited graded exercise therapy in not listening to flare up symptoms. Maybe it’s just the way it was presented and there’s more nuance to it that I’m missing out on. But from everything I’ve read and watched and experienced, pacing and preventing PEM is key. And anything that disregards symptoms is potentially harmful.

@joeblack7841

4 ай бұрын

I agree but it totally depends on the person. Some people dont have as much PEM and graded exercise seems to help them recover. Other people become bed bound by it. Raelan (the video creator) herself has another video where she says that in the end working through the sickness with careful excesise helped her. Long Covid is such a complicated mass of unknowns.

I have found something that works

Anyone has derealizaton as part of Long covid? Did it leave? After how long

@justbecauseican1410

Жыл бұрын

I have it. Yes some also describe it as blurry vision. It is usually the last to go. Jamesfrom Health Recovery on youtube had it. He recovered from all of it. It is just another symptom. Dont panic about it. Accept it for now.

@networthassoc2006

Жыл бұрын

@@justbecauseican1410 thank you for responding - sorry you’re experiencing it as well - It’s slowly getting better for me but boy is it one nasty feeling!!!

@safeeffective385

10 ай бұрын

@@networthassoc2006 How many jabs have you had so far, if I may ask?

@networthassoc2006

10 ай бұрын

@@safeeffective385 zero. I’ve never got any of it.

@safeeffective385

10 ай бұрын

@@networthassoc2006 Interesting. I've spent several thousand hours looking into this and this would be the first time I've heard of such a thing occurring in the non jabbed. When exactly did that begin for you, if I may ask?

I am in a dip.

Whatare your chances of recovery if youre 81 yrs.???😢😢😢😮😮😮

@sheilaobrian

3 ай бұрын

I am sure you can do it too, Eloise 😊 It's also a question of how old you feel inside, in heart and mind.

You tested for hypoxia? Brain inflamation? Cytokine storms? Nutrient deficiencies?

@safeeffective385

10 ай бұрын

🦗 🦗 🦗

I cant live w/out oxegen.

The food and histamine tolerance is not imagined...

21:00 Strongly disagree. This makes it sound like you can force it. Maybe that worked for him, but sure af DEBILITATES many.

@life.withkyle

Жыл бұрын

Definitely wouldn't recommend forcing it, sorry if it came across that I was implying that. For me it was more about accepting everything, stopping fighting and trying to change my experience and just facing what I needed to, that kind of thing. Definitely more of a surrender and acceptance than forcing :)

@vladrileynavilys

Жыл бұрын

Very surprised to hear this kind of logic from someone who had long covid. Exercising promotes circulation of the monocytes carrying the spike protein around the body, that's where the inflammation comes from. And most people with long covid dont get better with just what is described here: slowly ramping up the level activity? And acceptance, meditation etc.. glad it helped you, but it never worked for the vast majority of long covid peeps i read about.

@James-mk8jp

Жыл бұрын

The belief that it is debilitating is what is debilitating

@joeblack7841

4 ай бұрын

@@life.withkyle Hi Kyle, I liked your interview very much. Was it only what you're describing (surrender, acceptance, meditation, etc) or were there aother things you did? So glad you got to the end of this crazy disease.! :)

Vaxxers sick AF, struggling with long covid left and right aye? Keep talking. 🍿

@kellyberry4173

8 ай бұрын

I got covid BEFORE vaccines. Your comment is ridiculous.

@safeeffective385

6 ай бұрын

@@kellyberry4173 You got covid before the vaccines, then you got "vaccinated" and wound up with long covid anyways, aye? Please, tell us more?

@joeblack7841

4 ай бұрын

No one cares what you think. You know that. 🤡🤡

All the stories i hear of on uu.tube are of young people.have all the old people died?????😮😮😮

@RaelanAgle

6 ай бұрын

Hi Eloise! There are many later in life recovery stories. Check out the playlist: kzread.info/head/PLNX_MIJ_pJAa3xSWoks2oO3NfijxarlYY

I've heard from countless individuals that regret getting the jabs, who stopped getting more. And I've talked to hundreds that have had zero, and not even one regrets their decision. All that I need to know, right there! ☝

@kellyberry4173

8 ай бұрын

I got covid BEFORE VACCINES. WHY ARE YOU EVEN HERE?!?!?!??

@danahancock5984

6 ай бұрын

I wouldn’t get the experiment no way! BUT this Long haul thing isn’t just happening to the experimentees.

@joeblack7841

4 ай бұрын

You didnt talk to anyone.

@safeeffective385

4 ай бұрын

@@joeblack7841 Vaxxer cultists like yourself so desperately want (and need) for all that you were so carefully conditioned to believe... and we get that. But quite obviously, it's just not. Cry us a river. Build a bridge. Get over it. 😿

@PeaceIsYeshua

2 ай бұрын

@@danahancock5984 Exactly, I know people with long haul covid who didn’t get the jab.