LIFE UPDATE : DEALING WITH TB & MORE! 

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Hi Sherry! I'm a mbbs student from AIIMS, Delhi and I hope for your speedy recovery. Like all infectious diseases, TB is a curable one. And once your treatment is over, there would be no trace of either the symptoms or the agent ( M. tuberculosis) in your body. However it is important to remember (and you've already stressed upon it so well) that we take proper precautions in the first couple of months so that we don't infect others around us. Also we should complete the entire course of medication (for 6/9 months or whatever duration depending on the type of bacteria , like if it's a resistant strain, and the organ that's infected) else the agent won't be completely cleared and the symptoms would recur or it might spread to other parts of the body. Worse, it might make the bacteria resistant and would be much more difficulty to treat. TB unfortunately is very much common in India and we all carry the tb causing bacteria inside us. Anytime our immunity falls weak, the bacteria starts multiplying rapidly and cause the symptoms. So it's important for us to take good care of our health, not just eat well but rather eat healthy in a balanced way to keep our immunity go strong. It's also important that each child after birth gets a shot of BCG vaccine, to prevent then from childhood TB. Its really very generous of you to share your journey with your veiwers and make us realise that our health is of utmost importance and we shouldn't ignore any symptoms as too trivial/ depend on self treatment as we never know how sinister it is. Unfortunately I learnt it the hard way, after I got diagnosed with crohns disease ( where multiple ulcers develop in the intestines and cause poor absorbtion of nutrients hence wt loss and bleeding in stools). I could relate to every word you said and I hope all the veiwers would learn from this. Again, hope you get well soon. And continue being our weekly dose of positivity. ❤️

The same thing happened to me, just a year ago.. I was having fever for 15 days, and no cough, absolutely nothing, just fever. I went to my physician with my mom and the doctor said me to do a malaria test which came out to be positive as he said, then he gave me medicines for it. The fever had gone for 2 days, but then it came again. Then my doctor gave me medicines for an anti- malaria course, which he told is necessary to cure malaria completely.. so I took them too. But no effect.. I was getting tired too easily, always dizzy and my appetite had decreased. So my mom took me to one normal physician living near us, who just checked my back with the stethoscope and immediately told my mom to get my chest x-ray done.. and the x-ray showed that my right lung was almost full of the pleural fliud, so then my doctor told me to do a pleural effusion test, which is very painful. I started my medicines on 9Feb'18 and the doctor said we'll continue it for 6 months, but my parents as suggested by a TB specialist, decided that I had to take the complete course that is, for nine months. The TB drugs, are really very strong, muscle pain, Blurry vision, rashes all these things are a part of the side effects. And Google just makes it worst! I'm 14 and I cried a lot when I came to know about my condition, I was 13 that time, I knew it will cost a lot, the treatment.. I knew I made my parents worried, they cried because of me, even I was disturbed. But now, I'm fit and fine. I was a chubby kid, people were shocked to see the weight loss, still are, but I feel I'm okay now. Your appetite may decrease, but don't be tensed you'll be fine soon! And don't listen to people, they just make our condition worse. In India TB was fatal before, but now it is curable. I lost 11kgs, throughout the journey but now I have gained 3kgs. Built up your immunity, eat lots of healthy foods. Eggs are the best, I'm a vegetarian, I couldn't eat it but you can! If your haemoglobin content is also low, eat beetroots, dates, carrots! You'll be absolutely fine, don't worry! Lots Of Love.❤️

A) don't ignore your cough B) Tb is curable C) for someone who can't afford the medication, government provides you free medication under the DOTS centre panel D) there are side effects but they won't stay forever N most importantly Sherry take care of your self U r a Sher Lots of love and wish you a healthy year ahead Stay positive U have such nice people around you Chesrish them Don't run from Tb It's just a disease that can be cured Take care

I had this when I was in 10th standard. I clearly remember I used to share water bottle with a girl who had just came back from some sickness. There is so much tabboo around this disease that she didn't disclose to anyone in school that exactly what kind of sick she was. She was probably still a bit contagious but she joined school because it was the boards exam that year. Well my dad is a doctor so he read my Symptoms and treated it well. I used to cycle to school but those days I literally was panting like a dog when I'd be back. And cough a lot and had fever. Health is wealth indeed. Lessons learnt: 1. It is okay to know that you are sick. Be confident that is is curable. 2. For others, try and not make the patient awkward. Though others must be cautious but not make the patient feel like an untouchable. 3. Complete your treatment. It takes months. For me the injections lasted 2 months everyday and antibiotics for 6 months. 4. Be grateful to have supportive friends and family and the privilege of being able to afford the treatment

Sherry I can feel you. I was diagnosed with Brain TB 4 years back and it took an entire year for the doctors to realise until I lost my eyesight temporarily. It's four years now and I'm still under treatment. Every other day there is some kind of development in not so good way. I have had treatment under 14 doctors or so for eyes, ears, kidney, uterus, skin, bones, teeth and what not. Mine was not infectious but I was still so cautious of spreading it that I did not allow anyone to sit near me. Kept asking people to sanitize, kept my utensils and clothes separately. I mean I had a become a maniac in the sense that I did not want anyone else to catch it. My husband asked for a divorce, I couldn't work anymore and there was a financial crunch. I am teary as I write this and wouldn't wish it on anyone. It's been 4 years now and although much better I am still a long way to go as I fight myself through the divorce

hii I am a pulmonologist and tb specialist doctor. dont worry dear.. take medicines regularly.. dont miss medicines and regularly follow up to your doctor.. there might be some amount of nausea at first due to medicines, try to eat high protein diet, it helps. I have seen thousands of patients..and those who took medicine regularly got cured, no problem. 🙂 it is a long treatment plan.. so adherence to treatment is absolutely important. Get Well Soon 👍

My father had TB. It took 1.5 years to recover completely. But our family stood strong ❤️

Really glad that you shared your story to everyone. Kudos to your husband and your family to support you. You're a brave person!

My best friend had this nearly 10 years ago. The only tip she followed like a mantra was 'consistency'. She stuck to her medication schedule, her doses, her healthy food habits for over 6 months. She had some side effects too like swollen and itchy lips, skin rashes. But she braved everything like a warrior. She was cured within 6-7 months from what I remember. You can do this too Sherry! Yes, you can...

My sister had lymphnode tb she took her medicine for 1 and half year. She is cured now . THE BEST TIP - don't miss your dose , and eat well , less oily food . get well soon sherry 😘

Any cough lasting more than 2 weeks can be TB. blood in sputum , fever, night sweats, generalised weakness and weight loss are common symptoms.

It feels to have you back, you were the first youtuber I watched and started my channel only after inspiring with u 😀

Hey!!! I am a doctor who has survived tb! And let me tell you This,you are brave to have acknowledged it publicly because me being a doctor even my friends being doctors I didn't want them to know! There is a lot of taboo around it! I had similar experiences! I had cough and fever which couldn't go down! But I refused to get tb test done,coz as they as doctors are the worst patients.may be it was the fear of getting a positive report! I was doing my internship at that point of time.i got back home and the result was positive! I was shocked and broken! I lost 5 kgs in 2 weeks it was insane.i have severe vomiting as soon as I gulped my meds! I sat crying out I just wanted to be normal! My friend took me out for a movie coz my dad insisted! I could barely walk! I just slept in my Mothers lap for half of the time and other times I was lost! I cut off and did not respond to my friends.in a month my beloved pet died! It was a havoc! But I learnt and learnt a lot! About people and myself! About the little things to be grateful about! And how I should worship my body for surviving! I thank her each day! After 2 months into the treatment! Things got better! I started gaining weight, and going out! I had my convocation then! I decided to tell my friends.and I must tell you it took courage but I did it! I felt empowered and free! Truth is like that! I was crying seeing your video! And thinking about my experiences and lessons. The most important part of the treatment is you will come out stronger. Tips: Do not ignore cough and fever with chills. Blood in vomit. When you start the treatment make sure you are prescribed according to your weight or complications will follow. Never skip a single medicine. Complete your course. Do not skip doctors appointment. There is a scheme going on by the government which provides rs 500 to registered patient's of tb for a better nutritional diet.this might help a few. Lastly,you are a braveheart! Get well soon❤

You're still smiling and what could be more inspiring!

This is one of the reasons why you are still one of my favorite people on RU-vid. It's creators like you who inspire and make this platform more organic. Get well soon. Big hug.

1) never skip ur breakfast 2) include proteins in your diet 3) say NO to crash diets (it's ok to have those little extra pounds rather than having TB) 4) TB is everywhere in inda , all u have to do is keep ur immunity strong and diet takes the major role. 5) if diagnosed with TB , get tested for HIV as well. 6) look for symptoms like evening fever, loss of appetite, weight loss and off course coughing for more than 2 weeks. 7)reduce the stress in life, stressful life lowers immunity. 8) health workers should take more precautions. 9) don't fall for the social taboo abt TB , it is curable and anybody can get it; but prevention is always better than cure.

Di I'm also dealing with lymph nodes TB in my neck which is not communicable or infectious but I'm also facing side effects of medicines because obviously they are of high dose. Hope you n I and all the other people who are suffering from TB get rid of it soon ❤️. Lots of love for you 💕

The tips that i can give is if your cough persists for 3 or more weeks then get checked for TB. Doesn't matter if you have dry or wet cough that is cough with / without sputum. Always wear a mask whether its you coughing or you're around people or in public where everyone is coughing. If you get diagnosed dont panic, try to stay calm and most important is to take the medicines given by your doctor on time and please please please complete the full course of meds. Thats the best thing you could do to get cured and not be infectivw. First and foremost people need to change their mindset towards TB and TB patients. Its 2019 people, TB is not a stigma its just an unfortunate disease still prevalent in our country.

when we go through any such health issue in our life..it makes us realize that..nothing is important in this world more that our health..

I almost cried just to listen to you. You are such a brave woman. The bad phase has ended. From here on you are only going to be uplifted. Love and hugs.

I'm so glad that you came out with this. As a doctor in the UK, it really surprises me that there is not more TB awareness in a country such as India. Here, we recommend that anyone with a cough of over 2 weeks is advised to see a doctor, with TB screening almost being routine in certain high prevalence areas. Such an inspiring story. Hope you recover soon!

Omg! Literally cried seeing this. However, loved to see , u have taken all this so positively . You are right, actually we all take so much for granted , and we realise it only post such sad episodes .. I wish you a good health forever. Take some more rest. We all can wait for your videos, but place your health above all...❤❤❤

Dear Sherry, Cried while watching this video because I am also suffering from one kind of TB. I had surgery a month ago and started medication too. Start of 2019 wasn't good at all. I started loosing weight and had fever. I used to have 0% energy levels. Moreover doctors made it worse as they were not able to diagnose anything. When I was diagnosed with it, I cried like anything. I felt so depressed. I still cry sometimes and ask myself that why it has happened to me? But somehow tried to keep calm myself. I am taking medicines regularly. There is extreme hairfall. Skin rashes too is another side effect which I am facing. More power to you for coming up and talking on this topic. Love you Sherry ♥️

I accidentally came to your channel and was so touched by your story.Thank you for sharing your journey . Prayers for your fast recovery.

I had it 10 years back...and I took medication for like 6 months and am cured...you will be fine brave women... Not to forget, you look beautiful!!Get well soon.

Ohhh myyy goddd. As you narrated the whole thing i could imagine and feel it. It must be so difficult. I really happy you are back. Hugsss. ❤️❤️

I had TB too.. 9 months of treatment left me with serious hair damage, stomach problems and things like that.. Worse thing I had TB in my lymph nodes, I didn't know that even exists.. but I got it... and well... it's a difficult process but you get through it. Get well soon ! Be strong ! 😘

I had similar experiences after my 12th boards. I had swollen lymph nodes in my neck that kept increasing . My cough lasted for more than a month but since I have asthma I thought the cough was because of it and I ignored it. I went through sonography sessions and the doctors thought that the swollen nodes were because of tuberculosis and I went through the tests for it. I remember being worried about it and researching about it. My reports were negative but they said that I had the germs in inactive state and had to take care of that and the medication cured the other things but even today I am scared of getting it again... I'm glad you are sharing it with everyone bcoz people need to be aware of such things.. Things get better and I'm happy that you are getting too...more power to you ❤️

Your entire story reminded me of when I got diagnosed with cancer last year , undergoing chemo and being housebound for a couple of months . More power to you ! Get well soon

I m doctor I would genuinely recommend a very healthy breakfast every morning to avoid catching on infection during your days ordeal !

Hats off to you ma'am, that you talked about this issue, its really a stigma in our society to talk on diseases so openly. TB is completely curable so no need to worry at all! Most important thing to note : While undertaking Anti-tubercular treatment do not skip even a day of your drug dose and complete the duration of the treatment. Prominent symptoms are:- 1.) Cough ( could be dry ) extending for more than 2 weeks 2.) Blood in sputum 3.) Low grade fever with night sweats 4.) Unexpected weight loss 5.) Loss of appetite Prevention 1.) Improve / enhance your immunity. Eat healthy and stay healthy 2.) Avoid going to crowded places 3.) Always use handkerchief/ cover your mouth while sneezing or coughing

I had a lymph node TB too... And my child was 2 months old.. And due to heavy pills.. I had to stop feeding my child... And at the same time I was pursuing MBA full time... TB came as such a big shock... And when I saw this video... I went back to my that phase.. Year was 2014😢😢😢

Dealing with intestinal tuberculosis, it doesn't spread but I had unbearable stomach ache I was diagnosed with depression and anxiety as well Still on pills. It's tough It's difficult to stay positive, it comes as a big shock My mother and my fiance 💛 They are standing with me like a rock! I hope nobody ever gets to go through this but this is curable. Please don't stress out There's so much more to life than we can ever imagine Please stay positive.

I was also diagnosed with TB in 2017 n I completed my treatment n I am completely TB free now.

Take care of yourself! My dad worked for many years in the TB division of his state's health department here in the U.S. The only advice I know from him is that it's *very* important to take TB medication consistently, Skipping meds can cause you develop a resistance to that drug, and anybody you infect will also have a resistance to that drug. Glad you are recovering!

what a coincidence girl just yesterday i had checked your channel and was worried why you haven't posted for a while 😭

Hi welcome back! You are really privileged to have a good space to be and cure this fatal disease. I remember my cousin was infected by TB I was a school going kid and my younger brother had just born barely an year old. And my father being this gracious helping person that he is is, asked my cousin to come to us and stay at in Bombay so he could help him cure it. His TB was much more severe it had created a wound around his neck which was very deep and I just cudnt understand all that at that age. But after 6 months he was fine. He had separate utensils to eat towel and what not. But he is fine and ul be too. Just stay positive and engage in better things for now.

Il chant for ur recovery. Ur a strong person ul be fine soon. Just follow the medication. We love u and want u to recover Asap. Stay strong.

Kudos to your husband and family for taking care of you and supporting you in such times. Take care,Loads of love ❤️

Ohh lady...u gave me so mch strength my narrating this... Wish u good luck

Brave of you shared the story...and being honest about how you felt. People look up to you..By doing this you are helping lots of people. Glad you didn't try to hide it.

So good to see you back here! Wishing you better health 🌿 I hope you're back to your best self very soon!

I have tears in my eyes. you are such a strong person really really strong. and Vaibhav being the best support you could have. Lots of love and prayers.

I was diagnosed with TB in 2017. I was able to recover in 6 months.

Sherry, I'm one of your earliest followers. I've seen you grow so much. Your journey as a RU-vidr is amazing. I'm glad you're coping with TB and wish you all the best. xoxo.

Good to see you back sherry.... Lots of love and prayers.... ❤

Hi Sherry! Couldn’t resist adding my bit as I am public health specialist and yes, a TB survivor!. TB is CURABLE. The most important thing is to take your meds EVERY SINGLE DAY FIRST THING IN THE MORNING on empty stomach for the period specified by your doctor.. since I had neglected my first bout of two week cough (June) till the time of my formal diagnosis in the following March!. By thenmy TB had spread from the lungs to the hips.. and I had to undergo traction for a month ...anyway long story short..I had to take the meds for 18 months, however you may be taking the meds for 6 to 12 months as decided by your doctor. The things that I did were A) bed rest ..due to my traction. B) a very intense protein rich diet..since I’m vegetarian...black Chana soup, paneer in all forms, hummus, C)watched lots of movies shows and digital media D) did many short courses..free ones on Coursera and Udemy E) reminded myself that I am so lucky to have got it diagnosed and treated F) made a whatsapp group of close family and friends on my TB journey.. amazing support group with members giving me advice, sendin* me jokes and reminded for meds and Physio. So through this platform I want to thank you for sharing your journey and being brave.. remember next year same time..and everyday remind yourself...how do you want to see yourself next year...and visualise that Sherry every moment... beautiful, more sensitive, more caring and see how soon you will go through all this.. all my prayers and best wishes for a speedy recovery.

Youuuuu!! You are the Best! Best! Best! I didn't want to write this but I feel like crying watching your video! You will be okay again and running again! I will pray for you! Much love ❤😘

hey hie... m also still suffering form it... 4months now... i was able to relate each and every single word you said... i felt shattered when i got to know i was suffering from Tb. My doctor told my family that i was going under depression due to over thinking we just need to be positive and keep our mind set that we can fight this and look i have survived 4 months and commenting on this post now... #fightTuberculosis 😊

Tuberculosis is the most common disease in India. But thankfully we have all the treatment strategies ready! Take care and be compliant! Get well soon :)

I got bone TB last year in my ankle joint. I couldn't walk because of swelling and pain was unbearable. I used to think that probably I will never be able to walk but fortunately, I got good treatment on time. This is just a bad phase, take good care of yourself during this period and you will be fine.

Oh my godd.... awaiting your haaaaaiiii guyyyssssss 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 finally you back❤️❤️❤️❤️

I was losing weight for last one year before I was diagnosed with intestinal TB. I didn't cry hysterically. I completed my course of 9 months and at last discovered I never had TB. Now after 3 years I have lost all the weight that a human can lose without dying. I have gone through dozens of tests but still my disease is unknown. You should cheer up because you haven't the saddest story.

All the best. My friend too was diagnosed with multidrug resistant drug TB. All the wishes for u.

Sherry ..all my prayers to u..u are a braveheart..Sharing about a disease which is considered as one of a stigma in our society is really empowering.. Lots of love to u.. And u did behave in a very scientific manner with the disease with the disease by gaining all the info and maintaining isolation... Being all vocal about it ,is really a good step to break the stigma, and decrease the spread of disease

I am glad ur okay now.... Please continue the medicine course thoroughly.... Don't skip the course even if ur okay... Coz TB can resurface and can be medicine resistant..... Take care of ur health.. 😊

Hey, I have been through this infection myself. According to my experience I would say that make sure you NEVER EVER miss your medicines even for a single day. You need to take the medicines every single day for the whole course of months. That is extremely critical. In case missed, the disease can relapse again and then it can be more tricky to treat. Also, do make sure your immune system gets stronger such that you are not prone to catch infections easily.

I totally feel you......that's what I felt when my sister was diagnosed TB meningitis

Hope you feel better soon. U are the strongest woman I have seen on the internet. To be going through all of this and still coming out joyful with a smile on social media is not easy. So much more power to you :)

U R SUCHHHHHH AN INSPIRATION !!! UR STRENGTH OF MIND AND POSTIVITY IS SUCHHHHH AN ATTRIBUTE TO LEARN FROM......THE VIDEO LEFT ME IN TEARS!!! Could feel ur pain in ur voice too ...Thank u SHERRY so much for sharing ur experiences ..... Its so imp for viewers to see the lows as much as the highs ..... i feel so ignorant abt TB aftr hearing u out ...... Its soooo traumatising to hear ur story ..... Jus by listening u speak is sending shivers down my spine ..... Wondering how much more u must have gone thru !!! Plzzzzzzzzzzzz b wth someone alwzzzzz ..... Its great to b strong and independent SHERRY bt family is meant to b for us 24*7 no matter how trival or huge our problems are ..... All my prayers fr u ..... GET WELL AT THE EARLIEST ..... GOD BLESS :-)

Loss of weight & is the most common symptom. Cough lasting for more than 3 weeks, blood in the cough are some other symptoms

Take care doll ...tb is no longer a deadly disease so just kick it off regular dosage n lotsss of rest ...rest makes your body do the rebooting of the fresh cells and tissues

You are such a brave lady, such a strong, positive soul, you just gave so many people so much awareness and strength by narrating your story.

I am really sorry that you had to go through all this. But you are so brave. Sending you lots of love!

I’ve tears in my eyes. Sherry, you are a brave woman. We are really proud of how you are battling against this. We’re sorry you had to go through this. But we’ll pray that you only get better each day. We are here with all the support and love that you need. Please take your time to recover. We love you. Get well soon. Take care! 🤗

Sherry...jst get well soon!!...my Moms a TB surviver...so i can understand...wat all u mst hv gone thru...jst realx..hv ur healthy meals..medicines...positive attitude..n keep fighting✊...my bst wishes🤗😚

2 years back i was also diagnosed with pulmonary TB. I was treated for 6 months and now i am fine. So don't worry you will also be fine. :)

you Have to eat well.. the ,main medicine is the FOOD. take rest.

I love how you shared the not-so-pleasant part of your life in such detail. It happens to everyone that we don't have great times going on all the time. I relate with you, I got super sick last week and had to skip college for days. Getting sick just annoyingly puts you out of routine, and you can't go out as much as you'd like. But you are doing so well, and I hope you get even better in the next few weeks. ❤️

Sending you lots of healing vibes and love!!

You are back... and how. When you were saying everything I could imagine you in pain ,the fact that I have always seen you smiling made it hard for me to even think of you in pain. Good that you decided to share this with us . You are so honest and genuine .❤The smile on your face just makes our day . Your energy is contagious Sherry .❤More power to you and all the people who have been through this disease. If you do anything regarding awareness of TB just put it up we will do our bit .

So good to see you!!! Had been waiting for your videos!!! 😍😍😍 You must have gone through a bad experience but what came out as a result is a strong person 😇😇😇

Wow. That was so brave of you to share your TB story. I am in the second month of anti TB meds for lymph node TB. Despite being a doctor, I haven't felt comfortable enough to tell about my illness to my relatives openly due to taboo this disease holds here in Nepal.even after being sick for almost 1 and half months, it never occurred to me that I could be infected with TB.but yes , I am constantly exposed to patients with TB, and I had been trying to lose weight and not eating proper meals. That must have led to weakening my immune system and then TB.had severe anorexia and lost 5 kgs.but now I'm eating regular and gained 3kgs back.Besides that, it is completely curable unless regular meds are taken and you have a positive attitude towards it.Eat healthy, improve your immunity.

I am so happy to even see your face!!! I missed you so much!! I cannot tell you how much I love you!!!💖

Have been there. Its sad that fatal disease like TB is getting so common. Thankfully its curable. It will take some time and patience to feel healthy again. All the best.

Hii Sherry, I request you to start going some guided meditation. It can cure anything. It really helped me!! Please start going "guided meditation". This will change your life for good. You will start feeling good and positive about yourself.

Be brave girl. I was diagnosed it really late where doctors had to operate on me . One thing I would only say/suggest you, try eating more protein and stay positive. Trust me it definitely works . I was on medication for 14months.The tb medication/tablets are really powerful and work very well . Take care .

I voted for you For the cosmopolitan blogger awards!!!!

SHERRY I HAVE A LOT TO SAY. U R THE PERSON WHO INSPIRED ME TO BE POSITIVE N ATTRACTED ME TOWARD RU-vid. THE WAY U TALK IN ALL UR VIDEOS R SO SO FULL OF ENERGY N THAT REALLY U KNOW KINDA PULLED A STRING IN MY MIND & BRAIN N I TOO STARTED MY RU-vid CHANNEL ON THE 1ST OF JAN 2019. N NW SEEING THIS VIDEO OF YOURS M FEELING SO MUCH PAIN THAT THE TIME I STARTED MY RU-vid JOURNEY U WERE FACING ALL OF THIS. M REALLY NOT GOOD WITH WORDS SO CANT REALLY EXPRESS PROPERLY JUST WANNA SAY LOVE U A LOT SHERRY. PLZ TC OF URSELF N MY PRAYERS N GOOD WISHES ARE ALWAYS WITH U. GET WELL SOON SHERRY.LUV YA LOADS.

More power to you sherry. Missed you so much. And that hi guys was such a fresh air to me. Loveee youuu. Keep doing good work. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Ohh my godd Sherry. I have been through this and it's really painful physically and mentally. I can relate to every word you said. The side effects were crazy in me. I just cried and had to recollect myself. It was great hearing you out. My pulmonary tb spread to other parts of my body as well in my overies. It was the scariest thing to experience ever.

More power to you Sherry. You are so strong 💕💕 Lots of love 💗💗

I watched the whole video and more than a life update i guess ur positivity at this point is contagious! I have been following you for last 3 years and i guess this was one of the best , honest and extremely positive videos you shot!! Stay blessed sherry ! Stay positive ❤️❤️

sheru so much love.. was dying to watch this.. lots of love

Sherry, you’re so strong! You’ve been a warrior. HAPPIESSTTTT EVER TO SEE YOU BACK. Best wishes to you & of course your year will end on a good note....Love you Sherry. Please take more care of yourself & you’ll be fit & fine like never before❤️

Frm all these days was jst replaying your old videos....thank God u r back✌

Was literally in tears while watching the video you are so brave ...hats off to your hubby for being there for you all the time ...take care

I'm also diagnosed with tb last week and I'm on medications 🙁

My heart goes out to you for being so so sooo brave all this while, to have gone through this itself is a trauma in it but to overcome such a thing is alot more of a strong and courageous person that you are. I could see through your voice that you wouldn't want to breakdown at any point and you tried so hard to control it, that is really commendable of you. Honestly you have all my love❤️ on this road to recovery I wish you all the very best and that you are really blessed with such a wonderful family that has been through all of this. Lots and lots of love❤️❤️

Sherry, your go to doctor didn't care about you too much, you need to change your doc. Thanks to your friend's husband. An entire family died at my village because of Tb. Literally every alternative month. Please visit doctors sooner, y'all

Kudos to you girl! You are so brave. I’m still suffering with abdominal tb and have some side effects as well. Now the symptoms are not that worse but this video reminded me of all the times. Thank you for sharing this with us. Bringing awareness.

I wud always check on ur channel thinking u might HV uploaded and I dint get a notification.

Hey Sherry, good to see you feeling better. Continue looking after your health and you will definitely rid yourself of TB completely. Keep us posted about your health. And don't worry, only and only good things await you in the future. Sending across lots and lots of love and positive vibes. Hugs!!! 💖💖💖

Take care sherry.. We are there for youu!

More power to you Sherry! I always crib about things which now seem so trivial after watching the video. This was an eye-opening video for me! I am realizing that I have been taking so many things for granted. Thank you for this! Loads of love, get well soon :)

Anything can happen to anyone. Life is totally unpredictable. Please take care of yourself. Even I was shocked when I read your instagram.

Sherry, there are so many takeaways from your video. So many things to remember and reflect on everyday. Also, so happy to see you back! 😍♥️

First❤️ You Are a super brave person🥰🥰🥰 lot of love ❤️❤️

My my! I am so happy to see you all cheery and feeling better. I know it must have been a struggle with the TB and shoulder dislocation. Same thing happened to me last year with my alarmingly low rate of Vitamin D but now that it's back to normal I know health should be our no 1 priority! Sending you so much h love and hope you get better really soon. We get you and I believe you'll be back with a bang. 🙌💋