so i came out to thank the women that were really dressing me, and supporting me and keeping it quiet for me and so that s what was the catalyst of to have me say something and then it became a much bigger awareness that was really beautiful. and just to take you back because it was a long time coming, that diagnosis, wasn t it? i had really felt sick since i was about seven. and i had had optical neuritis as a young child which was a clear markerfor ms but instead itjust turned into a lazy eye for me. and somehow it was just overlooked. i had constant fatigue, since easily 12 years old that i would just say, fibromyalgia, even at that age, maybe it s candida overgrowth. anything i could find in books that could contribute to the sluggishness, i was always searching and i was really miserable and i had a facial pain called trigeminal neuralgia, which i actually have right now, i am in a flare of that. but when i had my son,
just overlooked. i had constant fatigue, since 12 years old that i would just say, even at that age, maybe it s overgrowth. anything i could find in books that could contribute to the sluggishness, i was always searching and i was really miserable and i had a facial pain which actually have right now, i am in a flare of that. but when i had my son may give birth to my son in 2011, that was the real, that s when the horror of not being able to move without extreme discomfort and stiffness became a part of my life and that was really ageing and everything fell apart in those years thinking it was just a severe post partum that i cannot get over, self medicating and it was a real roller coaster in the spiral of being down on myself and keeping it secret that i felt like such an unaccomplished new mother and i was being very secretive about it because i was ashamed and concerned i would not work again.
sluggishness, i was always searching and i was really miserable and i had a facial pain, which i actually have right now, i am in a flare of that. but when i had my son, when i give birth to my son arthur in 2011, that was the real, that s when the horror of not being able to move without extreme discomfort and stiffness became a part of my life and that was really ageing and everything fell apart in those years thinking it was just a severe thing i cannot get over, self medicating, just a real roller coaster in the spiral of being down on myself and keeping it secret that i felt like such an unaccomplished new mother and i was being very secretive about it because i was ashamed and concerned i would not work again. and when the diagnosis came, it really took the lid off a lot for me and unburdened me. is it true that somewhere along the line, a doctor said to you
aggressive. so i came out to thank the women that were really dressing me, supporting me and keeping it quiet for me. and so, that s what was the catalyst to have me say something. and then it became a much bigger awareness that was really beautiful. and just to take you back, because it was a long time coming, that diagnosis, wasn t it? i had really felt sick since i was about seven, and i d had optical neuritis as a young child, which is a clear markerfor ms. but instead, itjust turned into a lazy eye for me. and somehow, it was just overlooked. and i had a constant fatigue since easily 12 years old that ijust would say, oh, i have fibromyalgia even at that age. or, maybe it s candida overgrowth . anything i could find in books that could contribute to this sluggishness. i was always searching. i was really miserable, actually, and had trigeminal
and i had constant fatigue since easily 12 years old that i would just say, even at that age, maybe it s candida overgrowth. anything i could find in books that could contribute to the sluggishness, i was always searching and i was really miserable and i had a facial pain, which i actually have right now, i am in a flare of that. but when i had my son, when i give birth to my son arthur in 2011, that was the real, that s when the horror of not being able to move without extreme discomfort and stiffness became a part of my life and that was really ageing and everything fell apart in those years thinking it was just a severe thing i cannot get over, self medicating, just a real roller coaster in the spiral of being down on myself and keeping it secret that i felt like such an unaccomplished new mother and i was being very secretive about