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ОтветитьTy,so much,I have chronic illness,autoimmune disease. I enjoy,& benefits from ur practices. Thank you.
ОтветитьI have Addison’s disease and hypothyroidism too! (Hashimoto) 🦋💙
Ответить🙏🏿👌🐬
ОтветитьBeautiful ❤️
ОтветитьThank you for this! 🙏🏼
ОтветитьI’ve been experiencing headaches dizziness and fatigue for the past 5 weeks (I know, poor me) waiting to get bloodwork done. Haven’t had energy to do any form of exercise during this time. This was just the perfect practice to give my muscles some release and my heart and lungs a bit of a challenge. Thank you so much 🥰
ОтветитьLove this class. I am a yoga teacher who hasn't been able to do much yoga in years because of a chronic illness. This is a great practice--thank you so so much!!
ОтветитьI have Crohn's, and a handful of other Spoonie conditions. I wanted to stay doing yoga for stretching and (eventually) weightloss. A friend of mine suggested your channel. I appreciate the "permission" to change things according to my physical restrictions. I'm trying to do it outside, so I need a softer yoga mat, because our backyard is lumpy. Lol But I appreciate this channel so much! Thank you!
Ответитьthis was very good, so glad i found your channel! i've subscribed and will definitely come back to this video.
ОтветитьI so find pain when trying to do child's pose ...in my lower back and thighs...I end up just kind of kneeling ...
ОтветитьThat was SO good. Thank you:)
ОтветитьJust some notes for myself when I come back to this.
1st time (9 Jan 2020): a lot of tension and pain doing all the exercises. Especially the childspose as always. My balance wasn’t great at all. And I had to use a block for the bending over exercise. Hopefully I will improve in flexibility, strength and balance.
Thank you. I thoroughly enjoyed this practice this morning.
ОтветитьWonderful thank you 🙏
ОтветитьAnother Addy here. Yoga really helps me keep my HC dose down and stable. Thank you.
Ответитьthank you for this video. I have IBS, HS, anxiety, and probable PCOS. most of the time I can do "regular" yoga. On bad days or days with flares where I feel like I can't get out of bed, I always turn to this practice. thank you again
ОтветитьHey thank you. I'm a physical therapist working with the First Nations population and there's a huge of chronic pain caseload here. I found this video and shared it with a patient so that she could have more access to guidance during the covid pandemic while we can't work together. thanks for sharing your journey!
ОтветитьThank you so much for your yoga videos. I am not only a chronic pain suffer but I also have two teenagers that suffer from mental health issues so I am under alot of daily stress but I have found such relieve from the pain and stress with your yoga practice. Thank you from the bottom of my heart
ОтветитьThank you
ОтветитьI have fibromyalgia and I can't be on my knees and my hands doing the cat Cow stretch because of extreme wrist pain and balling my hands into fists made it even more painful.
There is a video with some other yoga teachers & they give the alternative of sitting down to do this yoga pose. In a chair. I'm suggesting that maybe you can offer that to to give more alternative ways to do this. A certain amount of people with chronic pain cannot stand being on their knees even with extra towels or whatnot under their knees. And can't put any pressure on their wrists. I did the alternate way of doing this pose and stretch by sitting in a chair and putting my hands on my thighs and Contracting and then gently arching my back. Please keep in mind about this kind of stuff. Also, people with fibromyalgia can have very bad knee pain.
I found that the cat/cow stretch was going too fast between Contracting and doing a gentle Arch. I had to stop the video in order to go at my pace which is incredibly slow. I just found that a lot of people that do these type of video & even classes don't always understand the extent of fibromyalgia and the limitations. I would just request that perhaps you can offer more alternative ways to do each yoga pose. Some people can't even get to the floor. I can but barely. Some people can just sit in chairs. Please keep that in mind.
Thank you so much for this wonderful video. I especially value the ten beautiful relaxing healing minutes at the end. Namasté.
ОтветитьThis is the first practice I have been able to do since recovering from paralysis 3 years ago. I did yoga my whole life before that and have missed it so much. I can’t thank you enough for this.
ОтветитьI have multiple myeloma (finally stable after several years and treatments) and a few old injuries and I used to do yoga a lot before my diagnosis. I love this routine. I also do pilates at home with a resistance band twice a week and light walking and cardio twice a week at the gym but with medication side effects and existing health issues (cancer) plus constantly battling colds that I seem to have caught from anyone I come in contact with, I'm always tired so your beautiful calming spiritual yoga routine is perfect along with lots of daily mediation.
I, like many others here, look healthy but it takes a lot of work and rest and that can make you worse.
I don't want to live with chronic illness all my life but for now managing it with as many natural ways as I can including yoga, pilates, meditation and seeing a regular acupuncturist and osteopath is helping. I will share this with my friend who has lupus. xx thank you
Thanks a lot for this video. Yoga is very helpful for inproving body fitness.
ОтветитьHi :) I tried this routine this morning and it ended up making my pain worse and I was really struggling with it (in terms of fatigue). I’ve got an undiagnosed abdominal pain thing that’s recently got a lot worse (few hospital trips). Do you have any softer yoga that would work better for sensitive tummies? (Even the child’s pose set it off) x
ОтветитьThank you for this video! I have been having a hard time recovering from a trip this last weekend. I am emotionally and physically exhausted which doesn’t help with chronic pain in anyway. I needed to do yoga today but I couldn’t bring myself to do any of my usual yoga because it’s too hard today.
ОтветитьThis was lovely, thank you! I'm a fibromyalgia/chronic migraine/hypothyroid spoonie myself and love yoga but some days more vigorous practices just aren't possible. This was a great one for a bad day!
ОтветитьHave you guys found the link to an easier version of this routine? This one is a bit more than I can do at present but I'm really pleased to have found Sleepy Santosha.
ОтветитьI love this it made me so relaxed and feel so much better than I have in weeks!
ОтветитьSomeone with Fibromyalgia and a plethora of other health problems here ... Thank you so much for working out all of these routines. Yoga has helped me so much, but it is difficult to find routines that aren't too taxing or change positions too quickly for me to keep up. Love and light to you!
Ответитьthis is a really nice pitta cooling practice, and that meditation at the end was wonderful 🤗
ОтветитьYour videos are great!!!! I Thank God for people like you. <3
ОтветитьThanks 👍🏻
ОтветитьLove your videos Rachel!! Would love to collaborate with you!!
With love,
Whitney
I’m so glad I found your channel! I’m a young mom battling CNS lupus, fibro, ankylosis spodilitis, and arthiritis in the rest of my joints. Yoga has helped me so much with my energy and mood, and even just that is a huge deal for me. Definitely subscribed and will be watching your videos! ❤️ namaste 🙏
ОтветитьHi. I have a chronic illness where being upside down or bending over causes severe pain in my head. Just wondering if I should just omit the poses that have this type of movement or if you recommend anything to substitute for it instead? Thanks!
ОтветитьThank you, that was lovely :) hopefully I'll be using your videos a lot now I've found you!
ОтветитьThank you for your efforts in includingthe chronically ill. Ņot many realize all the different ways we try get better. They don't understand that our desire isn't to lay in bed all day. We are interested in beginning or that we do actually exercise.
With that said, I was disappointed with your video. Perhaps a better title would have indicated it is for an active Spoonie who really doesn't have physical or range of motion limitations.
Even in the Spoonie community, we are all different. We face different limitations & levels of activity we can tolerate. I feel your video did not truly recognize this, although I did see some effort to recognize that a fellow Spoonie may be limited in their ability to perform certain poses.
While in a few poses you do mention & show an alternate method of doing the pose, much of the video I spent simply watching you do yoga as I was only able to do a handful of poses. On a few occasions an alternate method is mentioned as you proceed with your pose. Yet you do not demonstrate this method prior to performing the pose, leaving those of us who are unable to do the pose the same as you just watching you as you do it, until a window pops up with you doing the alternative method.
However, you do not give any instructions on the proper way of performing it the alternative way, leaving those of us who are unable to do the pose properly feeling less than those who can. Additionally, even your alternative methods were beyond my capabilities & did not consider the various ways a Spoonie may be limited.
As a video aimed at helping Spoonies perform yoga I was expecting to see someone showing multiple ways, of performing each pose, that take into consideration the different various limitations those that are chronically ill may have.
I felt like I was watching a regular person do yoga, someone who did not realize that those who are chronically ill, a Spoonie, may have special needs to be able to achieve the same effect.
Perhaps what I was expecting can be found in another video on your channel. I will continue to search.
Once again though, thank you for recognizing & acknowledging
the desire of Spoonies to perform yoga as well as others. While this particular video was not as I expected based on the title, I'm not giving you a thumbs down because for an active Spoonie with very few to no limitations, it may be exactly what they are looking for & I do not want you to receive negativity for your efforts.
Blessed Be
Thank you for this beautiful yoga session :) Namaste
ОтветитьFinally a exercise regime that doesnt leave me in a world of fire after. Thank you so much :D
ОтветитьThis is incredibly helpful! Thank you! One of my primary conditions is Rheumatoid Arthritis and regular Yoga is very painful. I'm definitely going to implement your exercises. 😊
ОтветитьStarting something new! I have Addison’s also and I’ve never done yoga before. I’m really excited to start! Thank you!!
ОтветитьOh my goodness I just found your channel and I am so thankful! I have chronic illnesses and I love yoga I will most certainly be doing your routines and keeping on top of my spiritual and physical body much better than pushing myself namaste x
ОтветитьI just wanted to thank you for your videos. They're perfect for days when I can't drag myself out of the house. You rock! <3
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