All those fresh water lochs eh , We in Scotland get the best tap water in the world and then some , The folks in Scotland have the bragging rights for having the best tap water in the UK (and the world!). That's right - the tap water of each country has been tested and it turns out Scottish tap water comes out on top.
Watching all these tourist videos, I'm struck by how 'samey' most are. No-one seems to visit the beautiful Trossachs, the fishing villages of the East Neuk of Fife, the Clyde Coast with its islands and lochs, the Angus Glens etc. Presumably, folk stick to A roads. Most just don't stay long enough to get a full idea of the country.
i was in scotland last year for approx 12 days and it only poured like 1.5 days straight, with a couple light sprinkles here and there on some of the other days, man i was so lucky with the weather. this brings back so many memories i want to go back so bad
We leave Thursday for Scotland we kind of are taking your advice. 5 days Edinburgh Rent A Car 1 day Ft William 1 Day Inverness 2 Days St Andrews Travel day back to Edinburgh then Train to London 5 Days in London
I stumbled upon your channel, and may have binged your DCL content… okay, I did. Then I uncharacteristically scrolled back to the start, and found this. I can’t imagine how hard this was to record and even harder to post. Brava! To think how you went from not knowing Him, uncertain in yourself, grasping for something more, to finding Him, discovering yourself, and sharing more with others. Your struggles truly did build you into the woman you are today, and to know how many people you’ve inspired through your journey is amazing. I think I might’ve been at Hillsong the day you filmed this while on a trip to NY. Your reminder, your testimony, you are powerful. Thank you for sharing your story then, and now.
i'm two years late, lolll.. - How is it working on a cruise ship and being in a relationship ?.. - Also, do they give you housing, and food for free if you work on the ship ? How does that work
Hi! Haha happy to have you here!! Long distance is always challenging, especially with the limited wifi on board, but if you’re intentional in scheduling time to connect and each are independent enough to not need to be together 24/7 it’s definitely possible!! Yes they provide our rooms and food with our contracts.
I have used salt only by baking a Or air fry or stir fry with no batter. On the intermountain health pdf food guidance read footnote re: cabbage, broccoli etc that some folk had to eliminate like me.
I’m so, so glad you’ve found what works for you. My chronic illness stuff is different, but the incessantness has been the same. H pylori = ulcers. I had that right after college. I’m sitting here going, Oh!, as you talk about hating your body because it doesn’t work right. I very much understand that. Re: commuting. I had to get a different (used) car because my old one made my lower back worse. Adjustable lumbar support helps me so much. Public transit is a different source of pain
I know exactly how you feel. I found out days before Christmas that I'm sucrose intolerant and I've been dealing with stomach issues since I was a child. I've been to many doctors, but last year I met with a gastroenterologist that performed an endoscopy and colonoscopy, sent me to get blood work for gluten allergy, a HIDA scan to check my gallbladder. All normal, just slight gastritis. The last test was the hydrogen test I did in December and that's when I was diagnosed with Csids. I'm always scared to eat and I especially don't like to feel sick at work during meetings, before a road trip or plane ride, and most definitely not around my boyfriend. It has been a struggle for me too, as I've been taking Sucraid for three months now and it only helps so much. I have tried researching different things myself and I was told by a coworker to go to an Endocrinologist vs a dietitian, so maybe that's my next step. Have you had any of your family take the breath test?
Keep a food diary and go onto an AVOIDANCE diet, avoid all food that irritates your gut. Sometime when two foods are eaten together they have an effect but no when eaten individually. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-7sZ6aQwg52w.htmlsi=rSmjznKzcgOTlExE
Yesss! I love this! Congrats! I auditioned for Disney Cruise THRICE and only got called back once with no notice outside of that which is fine. I always love to hear stories like this though and see others succeed!!!
You're so sweet, thank you! I was originally contracted in 2020 (which obviously ended because of covid lol) so I was the first cast to sail the Wonder on the re-launch. Because things were so uncertain still at that time pandemic-wise, our contracts were much shorter. Now they're back to the typical length.
Unfortunately, it did make me sick, so I'd definitely schedule it on a free day so you can recover after! It's unpleasant but the information was worth it for me.
It's crazy how inefficient doctors are... I have only been eating meat + fruit, but still felt bad sometimes with 100% all the fructose intolerance symptoms. I really don't know how to deal with this exactly. I just know the carnivore seems to be the answer. And I didn't either grow a lot. 170cm/5'7" ...
My 13 year old daughter was diagnosed with csid last year. Been on Sucraid for about 10 months. She hates the med- complains it makes her feel “weird” high, loopy, and confused. She is a kid so she sneaks sugar a lot- and pays for it…. She is frustrated and feels like she can’t eat anything
I talk about this in an update video coming soon, but I tried Intoleran Starchway and found it worked better for me than Sucraid! It's so tough, I'm sorry you both are going through this. If you have any questions please let me know!
Hi Jenny, I was diagnosed yesterday with the CSID. I’m an old lady and I have been sick for 2 years. I’m trying to figure out what to eat and get some sucraid. I am doing research on line about natural alternatives. On Amazon there are many natural digestive enzymes. What kind of test did you take for SIBO? Were you positive? Wondering if I too have SIBO. I hope you are finding answers as this is very frustrating.
Hi! I hope your new diagnosis gives you some answers as it did me! I've found a low sucrose diet works best for me long-term, and if I do want to eat something with higher sucrose I recently found Starchway by Intoleran on Amazon to be a great alternative to Sucraid, which still doesn't work well for me. I was positive for SIBO, twice, and was treated both times. It provided some relief but not as much as I had hoped. This is all very frustrating, and I wish you all the best too! If you have any more questions don't hesitate to ask :)
I did a full dna genome test for giggles. Found out I have a rare FBP1 full gene mutation. p.See321fs 1.5 out of 10,000 people with it. It explains why my IBS is horrible after fructose consumption. Crazy to find this video. I have gone carivore now. It is amazing how i feel so much better. So little on the web on this
My test came out to a 87, and yes it sucks but at least we have the answers right? Glucose helps the body to break down fructose so you can ask your doctor how to balance that. It’s not as rare as you think:) It’s just being more researched and diagnosed. There’s tons of information now 2023. Cocoa is my go to! Tons of vitamins and magnesium and especially with some pure fermented cocoa nibs in there and some sweetener = a life saver
I was curious to know how you are getting along? I was diagnosed with fructose malabsorption in 2021. You follow the elimination part of the low fodmap diet for about 2 weeks and then begin a challenge phase where you begin to add foods back into your diet one at a time. If you have a reaction, then you know what you can't eat anymore - I have reactions to wheat, garlic, onion, etc. After you complete the challenge phase, then that's called a modified fodmap diet. You'll know what you can tolerate and can't. With me, on top of that I'm also following the GERD diet and just found out I have 11 food allergies - lemon is one of them. I've also been given a genetic test to see what else I might have. I haven't gotten the results yet.
I look forward to checking out all your videos on GI issues. By the way, I have Sucrose Intolerance, Fructose Malabsorption, Pancreatic Insufficiency, and probably SIBO, I totally understand where you are coming from!
Thank you for sharing your journey with me. I am on the same long, challenging journey and it's comforting to see someone else with whom I can relate. Most people who do not have these issues really don't understand the complexities of food intolerances and how damaging it can be to your health and lifestyle.
Do you know what its like to work as a character on the ships? Hears its the same person the whole time and they dont alternate between other people like they do in the parks
Thank you so much for sharing your experience, you helped me a ton as I'm preparing for my vocalist audition next month! You seem like a very talented and hard working woman. I am curious, I know this was three years ago but do you remember whether they asked you to sing "For The First Time In Forever" specifically for your audition song, or in the audition breakdown, or was it your own choice because you like it and connect with it?
