Jessi Is Still in Pain - Post Endometriosis Surgery Tips
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- čas přidán 1. 06. 2024
- Wanted to show you guys how Jessi deals day-to-day with pain from endometriosis. We're going to link some of the products she mentioned below so you can try them out if you also struggle with endo pain or period cramps and you're looking for some help.
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Alessio is such a supportive spouse. I love how many of those items he bought for Jessi to try and help her find relief.
Please don’t get discouraged. In time this will eventually pass. You are the sweetest couple with a great attitude and an amazing sense of humor❤️
Alessio taking care of jessi like she is his own body is love on biblical proportions. Shout out to Jessi for her commitment to self discipline.
My wife has endo stage4 which grows into some of the endoabdominal organs. Like so many women, it got diagosed very very late. Before surgery it got so bad, i found her laying in her vomit, unconcious on the floor. It also made our desire to have children very very difficult. We needed 5 years, a very good specialist clinic, a bag of money and A LOT of luck and praying for that. I just want to say thank you for giving this topic extra attention on your channel. It is SO IMPORTANT and dealing with this for such a long time teached us... even a lot of doctors dont have enough information on endo, or just ignore it... leaving the girls and women alone. Dear Jessi, please stay positive. I see you have a great partner on your side, and that is so important. No one should go through such tough times alone. You two look like you will rock this no matter what!
Best wishes from Germany.
Alessio let me say that if men were just half of caring the way you are so many women would be so lucky. Your knowledge that you learn about your wife’s issues ste heart warming thank you. Jessie you are so strong and informative for so many. With all you have going on your are always positive as hard as it is and smiling . Thank you both for loving and being so kind to one another it’s great to see. Always here for you both. Don’t ever give up your day is coming. ❤️
Wish I had a magic wand to make this go away. You are such a dear couple and Jessi you are so blessed to have such a devoted husband, Your smile never leaves Jessi. You are wonderful and brave.
I suffered from endometriosis pain for years. When I started seeing a holistic doctor who taught me endometriosis is linked to excess candida in body. I changed my diet completely did a candida cleanse, which I do a few times a year and I have not had the debilitating pain of my youth. In fact, if I start feeling any cramp, I know I need to cleanse and watch my diet. Coffee, chocolate, sweets/sugar increase the pain. I feel for you, I remember doubling over or laying in fetal position trying to breathe through the pain and praying to God to make it stop.
As a fellow endometriosis sufferer, I understand everything you just said. From when I started my period at the age of 10 to when I was diagnosed at 20, I was doubled over on the floor at family functions just thinking it was a horrible period cramp. Was in and out of the ER with "possible appendicitis" but always came out with no results. Doctors, family and sometimes even my boyfriend made me feel like it was all in my head - my dad was the only one who truly advocated for me and told me that it didn't matter the financial situation, we are going to figure this out.
I was talking to one of my cousins one day and she said my symptoms sounded just like hers when she was diagnosed with endo and pushed me to go see my OB. Within 5 minutes of talking with him, he immediately knew what it was and got me in for an emergency laparoscopy. When I came out of anesthesia, he told me that in all of his years as an OB/GYN, my case was one of the worst ones that he'd ever seen.
He put me on some hormones but it wasn't helping so I did a deep dive into how the diet affects it and sure enough - it was everything that I was eating. Processed sugar, caffeine, gluten, dairy, even red meat. The average American diet lol
Once I started to clean eat, not only did the pain go away completely, but I also lost a lot of weight, had more energy and my hormones regulated better than they had ever been.
I'm thankful for the Pasini family 's candidness and bringing more awareness to Endometriosis. It makes me feel seen. It makes me feel heard.
I pray for any woman who is going through this and wish you all the health and children you deserve. 💜
I had endometriosis and it took YEARS before I was finally diagnosed! It was an ER doctor who finally said I am 99.9% certain you have endometriosis, I am going to give you the name and number to an exceptional OB/GYN. I am forever grateful to him because I had horrible periods from age 11 (started at 10) until I was 23 and in consistent pain and no doctor believed me. This was in the mid 90’s so internet wasn’t available. I had 1 son prior to surgery and after the surgery had another son and within a year of having my 2nd son I had a hysterectomy. I wish I had all the information that is now available because I think I would have tried different things first (I did have another surgery prior to the hysterectomy, had pills, and physical therapy) I feel communities now are so helpful to one another! I love that you two are so willing to share your journey as it’s not easy!
God Bless both of you!
Yes no one believes you. Especially other women. My female boss always made me feel like I was faking. I'd be in so much pain needing to go home and she'd roll her eyes and say did you take a Motrin?🙄
@@bloomingnut23 very true and then you feel like you have to convince everyone you are being 100! I think we end up “sucking it up” because we get so tired of trying to get people to understand. I had a Dr tell me I needed to go to a psychiatrist, that was about 2 years before the ER dr. I think my pain threshold is pretty good, I gave birth 2xs no pain meds with either and I think I handled myself well. I think what people need to understand is no two people experience pain the same. I learned from a Dr that they only receive 7 hrs of training on pain in medical school. Very little is focused on pain, causes, experiences and so on. Veterinarians receive 40 hours of training on pain.
I usually don’t comment on videos but I just wanted to say thank you. I cried just yesterday about how frustrating it is to be still in pain post surgery in December. I am sorry that you have to go trough this. But thank you for not letting me and many others feel like we’re alone with this ❤ lots of love for your IVF journey! ❤
My daughter-in-law had Endometriosis so bad she was in constant pain! A fibroid cyst also ruptured on her right ovary and it had to be removed. She had surgery on the other to save it. The Doctors told her she had a 1% chance of having a baby. They have 2, a son who is 15 and a daughter who is 14! After having the children she had surgery to remove the endometriosis and the surgery lasted 11 hours, they also had to remove part of her bowels. Never give up hope, love you guys, from South Carolina ❤
Congratulations!! 😅
Endometriosis is so horrible. I pray you find answers. I cannot believe that there is still no easy answer.
Some doctors in Japan are making some breakthroughs and think it may be linked to a bacteria. I haven't heard any updates, but lll take any good news.
My daughter, at the age of 16 got diagnosed with endometriosis. So we have been where she’ll take four hour bath. She has two different heating pads I’ve bought her we do the doctor tills. We also do another brand that we like a lot. But when her pain is bad, she is down for 45 days excruciating pain just unbearable pain. So I understand about all this and you did give me some helpful hints for a few other things that we didn’t know which I have sent her. She is now 20 and in college and living in the dorms and says that it is horrible when the pain hits, thank you for helping
I'm impressed she got such an early diagnosis. Poor thing. Sounds like you're part of a great support system for her and she's doing a bit better.
Operating should help. It is done by laparoscopy. It heals quickly
Prayers for you both! You are a strong couple and it’s amazing how you share your struggles to help others.
sending Prayers.🙏 I can relate. I had severe pains Like that and Alot Worse But I had Adenomyosis. And I had to get an partial Hysterectomy in 2012 That saved My Life. I'm Blessed to Still be Living As a strongwilled resilient single mother. And An Only daughter to My mom. Stay strong. God bless 🙏 2024
You’re such a sweet soul Jessie. I hope you find relief soon ❤.
I’m so surprised that that period simulator helps!
Prayers going up - that pain will be relieved and also for a happy healthy baby! ❤🙏🏼
I love you two! You’re an amazing couple and you’ll make a great mama and papa!!
Don’t give up!!! ❤
I’m sorry you’re going through so much pain during this whole process.
Having Endo is an extremely tough journey ❤ After going the traditional route and not experiencing any difference I went alternative. Seeing an Epigentics Kinesiologist who provided supplements for my muscle pain (it changed!). Recently I did a cleanse only eating vegetables for one month. That shifted 70% of my symptoms. I’ve had to cut out sugar - that played a big part. Now I’m doing a Candida cleanse for the finale. Cutting processed foods and wheat is helping hugely. I also have 1:1 sessions with a master healer and he has also changed so much for me. You will get there! X
This is so incredibly helpful! I’m dealing with many of the same issues. It’s hard. So to have someone else who understands and can share their journey is invaluable! ❤
Thanks so much for talking so frankly about your endometriosis. I’ve dealt with this for many years and I know how awful it is sometimes just trying to live normal life with it. This video is going to help so many women, you really did a detailed overview of all the things that really can help the pain we experience so often with this disease. I leaned a few new things myself!
I had laser ablations twice in the UK 🇬🇧 for endometriosis. My baby is now nearly 28! Never give up ❤❤
I’m so sorry you have to go through this. You are such a ray of sunshine.
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Thank you for being so open and sharing this!
So sorry to hear you are still in pain. I pray all works out for you. You and Alessio are so amazing and sending you both lots of love 🤗❤️
Hey guys - have seen a few women with endometriosis improving pain by doing a keto/ketocarnivore diet and also has helped them getting pregnant naturally and through IVF. Hope you get better Jessi
It definitely helps. I have endometriosis, was doing ivf but after 3 transfers failed I started a harsh anti inflammatory diet which includes no gluten + less lactose . I am pregnant with a baby girl now :)
@@elaleblebi Congratulations!🤗❤️🩹 Safe delivery and health to you and your baby!
Hey there! I really enjoy your videos and shorts😊.
I was diagnosed with endo, by chance, at age 38. The doc thought my iud was lodged so they did an ultrasound and found I had a large cyst on my left ovary. I had always had a lot of period pain and general uncomfortableness during my cycle but never thought endo was the cause. They took out the ovary and I continued to have so much pain...went on progesterone for a while but then had to go off bc my blood pressure went up.
Ended up going to an endo specialist about 4 hours from where I live, had a hysterectomy and he cleaned up some spots he found. Was glad to be rid of my uterus as I had no use for it (no kiddos for me)
Anyway, what I later realized was that a lot of what I thought was endo pain was actually fibromyalgia pain. The fibro was causing pain in my pelvis area and abdomen which i mistook for endo pain. (Not suggesting this is what's going on with you just explaining my situation) A lot of people with fibromyalgia also have endo so I'm curious if you happen to have fibromyalgia. After 7 years of trying to figure what was going on with my body I was finally diagnosed with fibro at age 44.
I can totally relate to your suffering and the heating pads, tens unit, hot baths...ugh it's horrible. I feel for you and I hope you find relief. Your positivity is amazing. Much ❤ to you both!
I’m doing a lot of the same exercises for hip issues. Hope that your continued hard work pays off! ❤️
Oh, Jessi, so sorry to learn that you have bad pain whether at home or overseas. You certainly hide it well with your positive outlook as your videos do not let on that you are miserable. Am happy though to know that the love and care shown by Alessio and your own care for yourself is helping. We'll continue to pray for you both and your journey to parenthood. God Bless.
God bless you guys. I can tell you it is painful. I used to have pain three weeks out of the month. I fought for several years to get a doc to listen. Finally everything g worked out. Sending thoughts and prayers!
Pranamat is great!❤ I have the same one and it helps with SO MANY of my different aches, pains, and my anxiety. Love you two! Don’t lose hope! Love from New York!
I pray that you will feel better soon! I also have endometriosis and I’ve found that cycle syncing (In the Flo book) and drastically reducing sugar intake (especially close to my period) helps a lot ❤ really wish that you can find relieve and restore your health soon!
I absolutely adore you two. Alessio I just love your accent it’s just so sweet. I actually stumbled across your CZcams channel and was instantly hooked. One of my favorite episodes was when yous went to Jessi’s grandpa’s favorite restaurant for breakfast:) The two of you compliment each other so well. Lovely and beautiful couple. Wishing you all the best 😘
Jessi, thanks so much for sharing your journey. I watched this video and felt like I was looking in a mirror. When you pulled out your tools I just started to cry because I've used every single one of them. I have also dealt with chronic nerve pain in my arms and sciatica in my lower back and legs for 2 years now. Getting the muscles to relax is a constant struggle. I am starting to pull out of it now, so I can tell you from experience with hard work and determination you will get through this time and there will be days in the future where you can be pain free. Here's what has helped me the most.... daily stretching (every single day multiple times if needed), hot baths with epsom salt (you know the drill here), a low-inflammatory diet (this has been the hardest for me but is the most important), movement (walking and muscle work regularly), good sleep (hard to do but very important), and what I call my miracle supplement, Magnesium Glycinate. I've tried over 3 dozen supplements in the last 2 years and magnesium has worked the most of all of them in terms of keeping the muscles from contracting constantly. You are so lucky to have Alessio supporting you in this journey, as it is often such a lonely journey, Now I don't feel so alone. Keep up the hard work, and you will get through this. Again, we can't thank you enough for sharing your journey to grow a family.
Jessi, you always have such a bright smile and wonderfully-cheerful disposition! I’m so sorry you are experiencing so much pain. Wishing you both all the best! 😊💐🌸🌹🌺🌷🌻
Thank you for sharing your struggles with us. You are a great supportive couple ❤️
Thank you so much for sharing these exercises. I’m sure you have helped countless young women with their endometriosis journey. So thoughtful of you both.❤❤
I had similar pains (back, legs, feet) and pain management tools. I was told I had endometriosis and my pain came from there. With any treatment for years it was getting worse and the doctors were giving up. Turns out I had a broken vertebrae in the lower back: birth defect, nobody ever noticed, gets worst with age and with exercise in youth. A doctor found out by mere accident during an x-ray! I had to have a spinal fusion and that resolved my pain. I encourage you to check your lumbar spine. Good luck and thanks for sharing and educating!
I wish the absolute best of luck for you both. I’m really hoping for a successful future that’s pain free and furthermore a happy pregnancy.
So sorry that you are in pain Jessi. Please know that I am praying for you. God bless you both!
I wish you the best! Hope your pain goes away & that the ivf works!🙏🏻💞
I saw on Instagram that you are at the hospital for a cyst on your ovary, but I still wanted to share my experience after surgery for endometriosis excision with you: Like you described in the beginning, the pain for my first three periods after the surgery was INSANE. I mean I know pain, but this was on another level. During my first period my husband almost brought me to the ER.
But it gets better! Hang in there 🙂wishing you all the best 🌻
I'm so sorry you have to deal with this, I hope you will be pain free soon. ❤
Jesse, I’m so sorry you have to deal with this. Keep the faith.
Oh my gosh, Jessie, you are going through SO much! I hope you will get this resoled soon. Hugs from Oregon.
Thank you for the exercises. I don't have endometriosis, but I will be having major abdominal surgery un May and think this will be helpful. I hope that you start to feel better soon. You have a huge group of people following your journey and wish you both nothing but the best. ❤
Jessi, it was heartbreaking to learn you were in pain in those lovely videos you two made in Italy! I wish you a speedy recovery and an end to your endometriosis travails! Thank you for sharing your physio exercises here: so helpful to others who suffer from the same problem. ❤️ You and Alessio will make wonderful parents one day, fear not!
I've been where you are. Prayers for you both. Please believe what's meant to be will be. Even if that takes you on a different path, trust in your faith.
Aww, I feel your pain 😢 prayers for you to live pain free 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Hugs and prayers to you both. I’m so sorry you are going through this!
I hope your pain is relieved, I am much older and developed uterine cysts a couple of years ago. Not fun, cannot imagine how much worse for you. Prayers.
I'm not much of a commenter but I have to say that the information you are providing is so helpful. Also specifically to Alessio, I'm sure it is not easy to be so comfortable speaking about all these "woman issues" but you are a great example for other men going through this to be able to support their partners during these challenges.
Praying for you both every day. xx
Don't give up! You guys are blessed and highly favored. Believe it and walk in it. There's still a baby in your future and I'm still continuing to pray life over your body Jessi. 💜
Many prayers as you continue your journey...
Sweet Jessi I hope everything works out for you. Alessio is so concerned about you. Dahlonega, GA.
I have full body pain from my lung medication. When nothing has else helps I lay still and imagine from the top of my head deep breathing, every breath out pushing out the pain. I start from mead head in sections going down towards my feet. Eventually blowing the pain through my toes. It doesn’t get rid or the pain but it allows my muscles to relax. So it’s more tolerable. I’m sending prayers for your pain to subside and for healing ❤️🩹 And praying that you are bothering very blessed💖
I am so sorry you both have to go through this nightmare. Alessio u are an amazing and supportive husband to the beautiful Jessie. Thank you for sharing your difficult journey with us. You and Jessie have made this a teaching videofor so many women and couples who are grappling with this serious issue. Love your videos and love you and Jessie. Sending many prayers and the best for your continued perfect health and your dearest wish to start a family. God bless you both❤
Sending you love from Belarus guys!!! xoxo
Sorry to hear this Jessi. I hope things improve soon.
Thank you for sharing! Totally starting to do all of those exercises now
My cousin's daughter-in-law miscarried and could not get pregnant afterwards. She went to the priest at her church. He blessed and prayed over her. A month or so later she was so sick she went to the ER. She was convinced it was the flu. Pregnant...she was never so happy to be sick. As the pregnancy progressed, the doctor was concerned that she was high risk, he ran tests and a sonogram. ...she was 🤰 with triplets...❤❤❤
Blessings for your daughter, and Everyone!!
Wow! I guess it’s true when they say be careful what you ask for!🤣 That must have been one heck of a prayer! Congratulations to your family, and God Bless! Prayer works!
I have the same 10's unit, and I've had it for over 20 yrs. I rely on it daily. They are a great tool to help reduce or relieve pain.
Thank you for sharing these tips. I am 3 months post op and do still experience pain from endo. I see my pelvic floor pt every 2 weeks and it has made huge improvement in my pain. Every pain location you described is the same for me. My pt started doing some dry needling on my back and abdomen. It can be painful, but i think it has drastically helped with my muscle tightness and my adhesions. I would try it if your provider hasn't done it yet and see how you respond to it. Not all adhesions were removed during my surgery due to location and difficulty. We suspect adenomyosis as well, so that is a factor in my treatment as well. I hope as you heal, you will get more relief from your pain and have great success in your fertility journey!
Excellent video. Great info.
Love you guys thanks for sharing all of this
I'm 52. I suffered for years from pain. Years of people telling me everyone feels like that. Then the Internet came and I heard the word. Endometriosis. All the doctors nothing. I've had 2 children. The worst back labor. No epidural because doctors wouldn't give me one. Thank you for bringing this to light. No need to suffer and believe women when they say they are in pain.
Endometriosis is just awful. I had to have full hysterectomy aged 20. They tried everything not to but a hysterectomy was the only thing to give me my life back. Hasn’t been easy at all. I’m 50 now. I wish you al the very best.
Thank you for the pelvic floor exercises/stretching. I too have too tight of a pelvic floor and I'm going to try these. Periods are so painful for me.
Sending healing vibes 🩷♥️🥺🙏🏻
Five months post excision/ hysterectomy/ureterolysis/ and 2 hernia repair. I thought the surgery would make me new but I am still having troubles.
I am also doing PPT. It seems to help a bit and it is comforting in a weird way, knowing which part of my body is in pain. My floor muscles are so sore. I am having quite a few interstitial cystitis symptoms at this time, which I plan to see a urologist for. My hernia spots feel awful.
Stage two all over and adenomyosis confirmed, so I know the surgery was necessary but it sucks trading one pain for another.
I wish you the best, Guys! I have three beautiful babies somehow (it was God, I know)! You will have your Leo soon enough, please keep faith. ❤️❤️❤️
You will heal this pain will end. Prayers to you
I am so sorry you are going through this. I had the same thing happen to me. I got 3 surgeries to help with the pain and when I was going to go for my 4th, my doctor told me to just try for a baby. It took me almost 2 years of trying but after I finally gave birth to my son I realized that I have no pain. It was a miracle. In the meantime, watch what you eat and stay positive. Also, talk to your doctor to see if you can stay off the pills. Some of those pills have horrible side effects.
Hi Jessi, I’m also suffering of endometriosis (and adenomiosis) and despite the progesterone treatment I still suffer of chronic lower back pain :( I also have pelvic floor tightness and I will definitely try the exercises you recommended! Thanks for sharing this and good luck for the upcoming transfer! 🍀 ❤️
Praying for Jessi that the the endo pain eases and you have a successful IVF transfer in May.
I am so sad you are suffering Jessie but i am very happy you have your amore Alessio and he supports you with everything and your love is strong. Stay positive and strong and through this hardship something good will come up! You have this beautiful goal thay gives you strength to carry one and our love and prayers are with you! I really admire you both for waht you are and what you do. ❤❤❤❤❤👏👏👏👏👏
So sorry you're going through this.
Best wishes to you both. Love you both.
You're amazing. God bless.
I hope Jesse is feeling a little better now. Thank you for all the pelvic exercise floor demonstrations. Alessio is a very wonderful supportive husband. You both are very deserving of one another, and I wish you the Very Best of Luck. Keep being the bright Stars that you are. 😊 ❤❤ 💥
I’m sorry you are still having pain. I’m four months post excision surgery and still have pain. They told me this is normal, it can take anywhere from 6 months to a year to feel better. A lot of my symptoms are better but my back pain is still very intense. I just got released from pelvic rest so I can do pelvic floor therapy. I tried an infrared sauna today and I felt better afterwards!
I pray you're successful & won't experience anything near what I went through. I still have all my scars & it's been 13 yrs since I had my surgeries. When I had my laparoscopy for endometriosis, I almost died. I was still in pain, & every time I tried to lay down, I felt like I was choking. It was crazy, but my OBGYN kept saying it was normal. Something in me kept saying, "This ISN'T normal." My husband rushed me to the ER bc he always trusted my instincts over anyone else's. We were there for 5 mins when they rushed me back to do a CT scan! Within 15 mins, they said they needed to do ANOTHER laparoscopy IMMEDIATELY bc I was bleeding severely internally!? 😳
It was TERRIFYING. When I woke up from that surgery, the nurse at my bedside said, "Honey, it's always bad when they tell a nurse to stay by your side like this. I'll be honest. Had you waited a few more hours to come here, you WOULDN'T have made it. You lost a LOT of blood & needed a few bags for a blood transfusion & you'll need to take iron for a few months, but be thankful you survived!" I'll never forget that nurse. She was so worried for a total stranger, but I was SO glad to have her by my side. 🥹♥️
Jessi, have you tried acupuncture? I have had amazing results when it comes to regulating my periods and pain relief. I hope you find some pain relief soon. Alessio, keep being supportive. It's great to see.
Amazing video - you’re helping so many people! I think you may be taking magnesium supplements already, but if not it’s worth researching for its muscle relaxing benefits. Obviously you’d want to check with your Consultant to be sure it fits with the whole regime you’re following. Sending you both hugs x
Praying for you both❤
Oh bless you sending prayers!!!! Blessings from Oklahoma 🙏🏻💜🙏🏻
Caster oil on your abdominal region. In your belly button as well for healing. Organic and in a glass bottle. I have had abdominal surgery and this helps so much with the healing and pain. Vitamin B complex is great for nerve pain as well as nutrition. Feel better💕🙏🏼.
Alessio is such a great guy! I can relate I have endometriosis too and have had surgery. Worst pain ever!
Thank you for sharing with us.
Nerves take a long time to heal. Hope you’re better soon!
I had my endo surgery back in 2014. My husband and I now have three beautiful young children. Praying for you guys! My family loves your vidoes =) #Faithmovesmountains
I hope you get better Jessie❤ love from Italy
Hang in there Jessi, so sorry you are still in pain! Surgery did not help my endo either, but progresterone did help my pain a lot, so I hope it will for you too! 💕
Thank you for this ❤
I will tell you that when I had a major removals that it took me months sometimes to feel comfortable. The surgeries on my ovaries were super painful to recover from. I agree that stretching is super important. You’re blessed that you can take the progesterone. It makes me super sick and I can’t handle it. The only thing that ever helped my period pain was a heating pad. I now have a good medical grade moist heating pad that I use for the adhesion pain that I feel occasionally. I recommend it. It penetrates deeper than a normal one. I have a lot of hip pain and I go to a pain management massage therapist. It is the one thing that I wish I had found when I was your age. They are a real blessing to me and I go every two weeks. Sometimes it is painful during the session, but they can get my muscles to relax in ways I can’t on my own. After I always feel so much better. You might one to look for one in your area.
To help with surgical scars use vitamin E oil or capsules you can break open. It softens the scar tissue and massaging it in helps the scar tissue break up (probably not the correct verbiage).
I am so sorry you are going through so much! I'm sending love and light to you for healing and better health going forward. ❤❤
Many prayers!
Hi Jessi !
Thanks for your advice !
You can also use tarragon essential oil and calophyll oil on your stomach, it works very well !
And ginger, raspberry leaves, German chamomile teas. I hope this will help you 💪
Endometriosis is really a horrible thing to suffer from. Sending you love and healing prayers. I am very familiar with this and somedays it was awful. ❤
💐Very good video and new informations for good health. Thank You. May You be happy and well🙏