Wow. You are a very strong woman Hailey. Although because of your symtomps i feel that you also may have fibromialgia , chronic fatigue , mild depression , Postural tachycardia syndrome, epilepsy , mild cognitive impairment, chronic menstrual cramps, serotonin syndrome, cognitive anxiety disorder, bipolar disorder and sleep apnea. Is that all they go together
I never realised how much you have to to through, Hailey! You’re beautiful and I’m so inspired by your bravery and strength to continue- you’re amazing P.s. hey from the UK!
Hi Haley, I know that you posted this video a long time ago but I struggle with Orthostatic Hypotension which is a form of Dysautonomia. It's similar to POTS. The only difference is that instead of high heart rate when upright or standing up, my blood pressure drops when I'm upright or stand up. I was recently diagnosed with Orthostatic Hypotension on June 26th of this year when I was 25 years old. I also struggle with Auditory Processing Disorder. I was diagnosed with Auditory Processing Disorder when I was 8 years old. Lastly, I struggle with Anxiety and Depression. I've struggled with Anxiety and Depression since I was 10 years old.
I have been following your other channel 101Rabbits for a couple of months but never knew you have so much to get over in life until today! You are strong and incredible.
I have Autism spectrum disorder, sensory processing disorder, OCD, emetaphobia, anxiety, panic disorder, ticking disorder, scoliosis, harm OCD, ADD, a heart murmur and Reynolds syndrome. I have quite the list but I can’t imagine going through everything you have.
I was diagnosed with MDD last year at 25 because of my chronic pain from spastic diplegia cerebral palsy I was diagnosed with neuropathy in May but was recently told by my mom that I was born with it also
I also have bunnies and followed you here from 101Rabbits. You are so brave to be so open about these conditions and to educate us more about them. I did not know you were going through them at all from the videos in the other channel. You are so loved and I love watching your videos so please know that!
I have GAD & take zoloft for it that works well for me. Also I have high sesative hearing that I can't take loud laughter, noisy places, loud fireworks so wear noise canceling headphones turned up to help me with that issue. So this is me & who I am!!!
I have Tourette Syndrome. I get very embarrassed by my tics and try to suppress them for as long as I can. School is the worst because people tease me about it.
Was dianosed with Depression n Anxiety in 2017, but was diagnosed with... Acute intermittent porphyria in 1978 Hypoglycemia 1980 Learning Disability 1983 Pcos 1986 Roseasa 1988 Juvenile Arthritis 1989 Premature ovarian failure 1996 Type 1 diabetes 2000 Celiac 2012 Spinal Osteoarthritis 2016 Deaf/Hard of Hearing 2016 Disk Degeneration Disease 2017 Multifocal Pain 2017 Generalized Anxiety 2017 Generalized Depression 2017 Intractable Pain 2018 Dystonia 2019 and sadly the list keeps getting added to as they are still trying to figure all that's happening as they haven't got to the root (my medical team feels).
The premonitory urge that precedes the tic is involuntary, not the actual tic. Tics can be suppressed and masked. I had my first onset of Tourette’s at age 7, in fact it happened the day the space shuttle Challenger exploded. I went without a diagnosis for 24 years and was finally diagnosed in 2010 at age 31.
I don't have any of these ( that I know of) but I am guessing that having one of them is hard to deal with but having all of them and still being happy just shows how strong you are! I do not know you personally so I can't say that you are or are not happy but from everything you do like RU-vid and caring for your rabbits you seem like a wonderful person!
Omg r you ok this video makes me relize that I should be more thankful for what I have and that I don't have to deal with that btw how do you deal with everything lov you and ur bunny and of course you Chanel lov u so much
The 7 first are neurological and mental disorders, not chronic illnesses and some aren’t illnesses at all, rather neurological conditions. Chronic illnesses are physical diseases and physical disorders, but not necessarily encompassing all disabilities (being an amputee is not a chronic illness because it’s not an illness, for example). The two chronic illnesses you have are POTS and gastroparasis.
My doctor diagnosed me with anxiety and depression when I was about 18 years old, exercise induced asthma at around 22 years old, syncope at around 22 years old, and a heart murmur at 23 years old. We’ve done many tests for my heart but haven’t found a cause for the chest pains or murmur yet. I have one more test, the stress test where I run on a treadmill and they watch what my heart does. I also need to have surgery on my foot next month to remove a soft tissue mass that is pressing on a nerve and causing pain, numbness, swelling and some disfigurement in my last toe. I also have really sensitive skin and used to struggle with neuro-dermatitis but using topical steroids to control the rashes and medications to control my anxiety have helped the dermatitis to almost completely clear. I’m really sorry you have to deal with all of those health issues. You’re such a sweet person, it doesn’t seem fair that you should have to go through it.
Oh my you sure have a lot going on. I would seriously look into eds and autism spectrum disorder. Girls tend to have different symptoms and have more mental health issues.
I have most of the same diagnoses. I have ASD, ADHD, Dyslexia, GAD, MDD, OCD, Tic Disorder (not been properly diagnosed yet) Panic attacks (most likely Panic Disorder) suspected Dyspraxia, PCOS, IBS, Chronic Pain - most likely caused by my Peripheral Nervous System Dysfunction, occult ganglion cysts in both wrists and APD.
Hi Haley! I found you through your main channel. I have two rabbits as well. I have been diagnosed with major depression, then bipolar II, agoraphobia (it comes and goes) and ADHD. I have panic attacks and anxiety attacks as well. I believe I have dyslexia, OCD, Tourette's, and Aspergers as well. I am going back to my country to have tests done, so that I have the answers to my symptoms. My other illnesses (non-mental, if you will) are Polycystic Ovaries (I believe it is called in English. Bare with me, English is not my mother tongue :) ) sugar resistance, allergic rhinitis, and asthma. I wanted to thank you for your videos, because they helped me realise the answers to some of my symptoms like OCD and Tourette's. You are very inspiring. Lots of love. :)
My two sisters and I have EDS, POTS, anxiety/panic attacks, etc and one of my sisters also has Gastroparesis. So we know SOME of what your going through.
i have struggled with generalized anxiety disorder (gad), attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder(adhd) major depressive disorder(mdd), tourette’s, post-traumatic stress disorder (ptsd) and obsessive-compulsive disorder(ocd). keep in mind that these are only the ones that i have been diagnosed with. there are a few that i believe that i do have such as pots, but i do not believe in self diagnosis so i am currently waiting for a diagnosis!
Hey! Thank you for putting these videos out here :) hope you're doing well! I am beginning my diagnoses journey, and strongly believe that I have POTS too. I noticed in your diagnoses video that you mentioned you are from Wisconsin, me too! I'm wondering, who was the cardiologist that you went to for your diagnoses? He sounds really great and I would love to go see him. Thank you again for your videos ❤️
I'm also diagnosed with TS OCD MDD and GAD, I'm also wondering if I may have some type of physical chronic illness because of my frequent fatigue, joint pain, and a lot of other symptoms that I know aren't normal for a 19 year old haha. Glad there is someone out there that I can relate to so much!
I've been watching 101rabbits every now and then for a while and never knew you dealt with so many illnesses. Keep your strength and optimism, it's inspiring! 😊 and thank you for sharing! I also have OCD and ADHD. And instead of Auditory PD, I've got Language and Sensory Processing Disorder and other learning disabilities. I've got PCOS, sleep apnea, hEDS, bipolar II, etc. etc. I've successfully recovered from PTSD and anorexia! I'm always glad to come across young people with multiple chronic illnesses, it makes me feel less alone (: I'm an Aspie but I don't consider it a disorder, just a difference. Have you ever taught about Aspergers syndrome? Or EDS? I'm asking given your specific illnesses. I don't know you well enough to give am opinion ^^'
I feel your pain. I suffer from anxiety issues and depression. I also suffer from a condition called chronic urticaria. It ,earns I have constant hives ( severe rashes that itch and hurt). I also have auditory processing disorder. I feel your pain while been in a classroom. I am very proud of you to survive all of this😀 also I have 5 rabbits named mopsy, flopsy, pippin, marshmallow and holly and they are all male. From Harry 11 years old
I have undiagnosed ADHD. My parents don’t want me on meds for it, therefore they don’t want me to be officially diagnosed even though it’s pretty easy to see
Would love to see a video on anxiety disorder as I have the same. Also the depression video.i was under the impression people just got that temporarily but not forever /: just a little confused on that one.
Chronic depression means that you''ll have it with you all through life. That doesn't mean you are sad every day or can't be happy, just that it's easy to trigger during moments of stress, sadness, or sometimes even at random. With therapy and (possibly) the right medication, you can learn to live with it. Just like most other mental disorders or chronic illnesses. Having had a depression that already lasted more than two years, I was diagnosed with dysthymia, or persistent depressive disorder. Hope that helps a bit. :)
I am praying for healing from all of your diagnoses. Your slate will be wiped clean. Also all those who come upon this video no matter what they suffer from. 🙏
I have Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (something you might want to look into/get checked for since you have both POTS and Gastroparesis which are associated with EDS - I have hypermobility type, the most common), Mast Cell Activation Disorder (also associated with EDS and POTS), POTS, IBS, chronic migraines, and not yet officially diagnosed Aspergers/autism spectrum disorder, Sensory Processing Disorder, PTSD, some form of anxiety/panic disorder, and depression. Stay strong and remember there are other people out there going through the same things - you're never alone.
I’m familiar with both EDS and MCAD. I’ve had chronic dislocations on my knee caps and even had to have surgery in my left knee to keep it from popping out. However I’m not sure I meet the diagnostic criteria considering I’ve only had issues with my knees. But I definitely want to be aware of it and talk it over with my doctors. Thanks so much for your comment!
Well if you've only had issues with your knees then it could be less likely, but it's always possible to just be more prone to dislocations in certain joints than others. :) I personally rarely ever fully dislocate, but have frequent subluxations in my knees, shoulders, hips, etc. Everyone with EDS is different, but if you don't feel it matches your experiences and symptoms then obviously it's totally up to you whether or not you want to investigate it.
