It’s so impressive with how much you guys have cleaned up and fixed up this place already!!! Poor cowies…….. I hope the owner took care of them 😥 So much kindness in your hearts for other’s animals makes me so happy 🧡🧡🧡

I love that you chat with us, it makes your situation and the things that you are dealing with easier for us to understand. You both are looking really happy and relaxed, settled in. It's amazing how much a place can influence how you feel.👍❤

@WaleandMe

5 ай бұрын

When talking to the camera you start to question yourself a lot and worry that what you're tying to say won't be understood, so thank you for making us feel a bit more confident. Our hope is just to share our experience honestly ☺

White vinegar diluted with water is a great way of keeping the mould away. Its a great natural way to clean and disinfect.👍

@WaleandMe

5 ай бұрын

Great tip!

🧡🧡💛💛💚💚💙💙💜💜 Que bueno una sauna cuando el clima en el exterior esta tan desapacible!!

@WaleandMe

5 ай бұрын

Sí, tenemos mucha suerte 🥰

Amazing to have that sauna -- and what a view! Good job guys

@WaleandMe

6 ай бұрын

Thanks! Yeah, it's spectacular and we were pleasantly surprised how much we loved it! 🙌

You are the same as my wife, she is always cold. Instead of vanity kicking in wear loose clothing not the skin tight stuff, having loose clothing creates an air compartment around you that heats up and also forms an insulated layer. Look at people that live in very cold climates, Eskimos, Laplandic people and anyone else thats surviving in cold climates, they all wear bulky loose clothing.

I love sleeping in the cold with a warm bed to crawl in to

😊love watching you guys. The sauna looks great.

Hi, I just found your channel and am binging through all the videos. Love your long chats, please keep doing them! As a Finn living up north, I'd recommend wool pants and loose layers to keep warm so the air can work as insulation for you. Then a wind proof layer on top. I also prefer a humid sauna to a dry one, there's more than one way to do it. :) There should be no smoke inside though so be careful.

@WaleandMe

5 ай бұрын

Thank you so much! Especially for appreciating the long chats ☺ With the sauna we've figure we have to seal the pipe hole better because if not the smoke can come in when there's wind. Luckily it's an easy job!

With your CFS after your “burnout” it’s likely you need to address the insult to your limbic system. There are programs that have proven to be helpful with that. Also with your CFS and previous asthma your cleaning of the moldy, mildewy cabins should be done with a N95 respirator mask.

@WaleandMe

6 ай бұрын

Thanks so much for the very useful info! I had never heard about Limbic Kindling theory until your comment, and I feel so identified. I'll be doing more research and working with my doctor to find help. Really appreciate you ❤

I identify with your fatigue. In my case it arises from depression. If the depression sweeps in so too does the level of fatigue. I understand the feeling old feeling. I often feel ten years older than I am. The answer for me has been to pace myself. You seem to be doing this which is good. Thinking positive thoughts helps too. Exercise is definitely helpful - it lifts the mood. I’m told a cold shower/swim is helpful but have only very occasionally tried this. Will the sauna not exhaust you? For me, a very important help is my Christian faith. But that is perhaps for another time.

I gather that you are going to be using that sauna a lot more than you originally thought you would. Loved seeing you both giggling and having a laugh getting to the sauna.😂

@WaleandMe

5 ай бұрын

Thanks you! We'll definitely enjoy it a lot more that we thought originally 🥰

Hola os acabo de conocer y me e visto un montón de vuestros vídeos, para el frio comprase ropa interior termica,camisetas, medias,calcetines,etc.la chimenea también teneis que limpiarla por dentro del tubo para quitarle el hollín y no os haga humo,me parecéis unas personas muy lindas,no tengas tanto miedo de lo que hagas y piensen los demas aqui en España va cada uno a lo suyo, 😂 suerte en vuestra nueva etapa ,la vida en el campo es dura,por eso hay muchos pueblos despoblados, la zona precisamente donde estais hace mucho frio ,en España hay muchas zonas chulisimas y un poco mas calidas,yo también sufro de fatiga cronica y lo mejor es hacer un poco de ejercicio,❤❤

Ive been enjoying your videos a lot the past few days, you two are such an inspiration. What you are doing is what i want aswell, one day ill have a lil house on a hill with animals and crops too. Keep up the hard work i wish you two the very best

@WaleandMe

6 ай бұрын

Aaah, thank you so much for your lovely comment. We hope you'll realise your dream in the future. It comes with a lot of hurdles and needs perseverance and the life here has it's ups and downs, but we're happy we took the leap. Glad you enjoy the videos!

Hi Ale! Thank you so much for documenting your journey, I have found it very useful (to say the least). Is there any way I can get into contact with you directly? ...if you don't mind of course. A good community needs good neighbours 😉

@WaleandMe

19 күн бұрын

Of course! You can send us an email at info@waleandme.com 😊

Amazing spot for a sauna! I hope you didn't only sit in 50°. In a 80° sauna it much better.. and without the clothes. Then it is truly wonderful..

@WaleandMe

5 ай бұрын

We've only managed to get it to 65°, but honestly that's hot enough already. And the bathing suits are just KZread friendly attire 😉

Tienes que comprarte topa técnica, ropa de montaña. No pasen frio. 😊

@WaleandMe

6 ай бұрын

Si! Jaja!! La mayoría de nuestra ropa (especialmente nuestra ropa de invierno) todavía esta en Holanda y tenemos que recogerla. 🙂

Have you checked if it can be anaemia ? I'm used to be very tired all the time and the doctor find out i had anaemia 😮. Take care of yourselves ❤

@WaleandMe

5 ай бұрын

Thank you. I've checked it and my levels are all normal. Glad you found what was causing your tiredness. Lots of love ❤

I have Cfs but also have fibromyalgia n with that come allergys .

@WaleandMe

4 ай бұрын

I'm so sorry you have to deal with Cf and fibromyalgia. Sending you lots of love!

Going gluten free helped me with similar symptoms to you.

@WaleandMe

6 ай бұрын

Ah interesting. I know my test results showed I was only mildly intolerant to gluten, and therefore don't need to cut it out. But perhaps I should consider going gluten free for a month and see how I feel. Thanks for the insight!

@lorenehogan7139

6 ай бұрын

A month is not long enough with gluten. It takes at least 9 months to get rid of it completely.

@WaleandMe

6 ай бұрын

@@lorenehogan7139 Oh wow ok. That's a much longer commitment. Do you start feeling the positive effects earlier? Thanks for your help!

@886jules1

6 ай бұрын

@WaleandMe After 6 weeks, I was a new person. Gradually got even better over a longer period.

@WaleandMe

6 ай бұрын

@@886jules1 Yay! So glad to hear it helped you so much 👏

I think why you are so lo in energy , ( I think that your bloedgroep = o+ ) you have mineral salts shorts & d3 ( o+ has problems to take minerals to take magnesium enz,enz. ) solution = d3 3000 a day , 1 magnesium . ( 1 table spoon of Celtic seasalt in 1 liter water ( and the next day you can drink this ) . If it’s to salty taste 1/2 table spoon . O+ has difficulty to take minerals out of food to generate energy ( d3 is the key + salt minerals) If there is little d3 than body takes no magnesium out of food . And 0+ needs fish oils, and red meat ( sorry if you are veg ) it’s important Greetings from 🇳🇱 the netherlands .

Why don’t you have winter wet gear, you seem to be out doors with minimal clothing on.

@WaleandMe

5 ай бұрын

We're still working on getting everything we need here. Since we try to buy things in the most sustainable and also affordable way possible, it sometimes takes us a bit longer. But we have enough to get by 🙂

Horrible fatigue is common for vegan. Eat happy eggs from happy hens

@WaleandMe

4 ай бұрын

Thanks for the tip! We are very careful with our diet and I have gotten extensive blood tests done to make sure I'm not missing anything. The confusing part is that all my levels are good.