Thanks everyone who has watched or commented on my video. I really appreciate it. Some have asked if they could use it on their website or in social media. Please be my guest. It is there to share:) If it makes it any easier you can view it directly on youtube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18-HW1A_18g&feature=plcp
I hope that people can gain hope and inspiration from this and others with autoimmune diseases can look at what I did as a realistic treatment option. In fact, if it going to help people, I encourage you all to share it. Stay well:)
Ps. If you want to buy Cory Smallegan's cover of 'Closer', it is available from the iTunes store.
Showing posts with label inspiration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label inspiration. Show all posts
Saturday, July 21, 2012
Monday, February 13, 2012
Meet Kylie
I think my story is compelling. Personally, I don't want your sympathy. What I would like is understanding and awareness of all sick people. And why do I not want your sympathy? Because medical issues aside, I have a pretty good life. Fine friends, a wonderful family and many other things in my life that I can enjoy.
Now one of the lessons that I try to teach people is when you are sick you need to worry about yourself, and just because there are people worse off than yourself does not mean you forfeit the right to feel sorry for yourself and try all you can to get yourself better. You do. Everyone has the right to achieve the best health they possibly can.
But we cannot forget about all the other sick people. We are stronger when we all help each other, and my heart goes out to anyone who has to battle medical conditions whatever they are. For example, meet Kylie. This beautiful girl has been through more in her few short years than most people go through in a life time. The amazing thing is if you look at her profile picture she still has a smile on her face. And to think of the stress it would put her parents under too.
The other hard thing in Kylie's case is she is still undiagnosed. How can you effectively treat something when you don't know what it is and another reason why you need to go and like the Global Genes Project facebook page. Until next time, stay well:)
Now one of the lessons that I try to teach people is when you are sick you need to worry about yourself, and just because there are people worse off than yourself does not mean you forfeit the right to feel sorry for yourself and try all you can to get yourself better. You do. Everyone has the right to achieve the best health they possibly can.
But we cannot forget about all the other sick people. We are stronger when we all help each other, and my heart goes out to anyone who has to battle medical conditions whatever they are. For example, meet Kylie. This beautiful girl has been through more in her few short years than most people go through in a life time. The amazing thing is if you look at her profile picture she still has a smile on her face. And to think of the stress it would put her parents under too.
The other hard thing in Kylie's case is she is still undiagnosed. How can you effectively treat something when you don't know what it is and another reason why you need to go and like the Global Genes Project facebook page. Until next time, stay well:)
Sunday, February 12, 2012
Rare Project
Check it out! Stay well:)
http://rareproject.org/2012/02/11/patient-stories-of-hope-and-inspiration-6/
http://rareproject.org/2012/02/11/patient-stories-of-hope-and-inspiration-6/
Saturday, December 3, 2011
Inspirational
This isn't just inspirational, it tells a story of strength overcoming adversity. Francisco, you are a champion!
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