I Filmed My Chronic Migraine // Christmastide Day 11 [CC]
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Thank you so much for your wonderful comments and support. It means a lot to me that I have you all by my side ❤️
Jessica Kellgren-Fozard lots lots💓💓💓 to u🌸 best wishes
You're such a sweetie :) I totally get the thing of forgetting the bad bits, for 3 years every month or twice a month I would vomit lots then just feel horrifically nauseaous for 24h if not more and then just be really tired... such fun and all whilst at uni so I had a few times where I went to exams and threw up during, before, after and had to drag myself home after- keep ploughing on, yep... but when people remind me of these episodes I either go 'oh yeah...' or 'really? I don't remember' because exactly why would I want to remember feeling like I was dying and would never feel like a normal human again? I'm lucky and feel so blessed that for a good 8 months now I've only had one of these episodes, it makes uni a little easier strangely. Anyway I enjoyed your ramble, again relatable, I used to phone my grandma to distract me otherwise I lay there and felt worse. I don't know why I shared all of that ^^ but I hope you're doing ok and won't get another migrane too soon.... Much love
Thank you so much for sharing your migraine with us, I could feel your pain. I have suffered from them since I was 13 (I am 30 now), I also have three children and so when one hits it is difficult to try and be a useful parent.
On the good side, they have become less frequent as I have become older (not any less debilitating though).
❤️🧡💛💚💙💜
Jessica Kellgren-Fozard you’re a champion and you’re attitude about life, your mind, your body, is right on point. I wish you and your wife all the best ❤️
I also have chronic pain from time to time, sometimes it start from a little dizzy and turn into serious headache and even cause me want to vomit, affect my vision and hearing. But every doctor I have met said I just have too much pressure and prescribe painkiller and sedatives. I have tried so many things to get better, so far nothing work. And sometimes other people can't understand, which can be frustrated. Now I know there are group of people suffer the same situation which give me a lot of confident and hope to live happier. Thank you
"If i dont do things just because I'm in pain, when would I ever get anything done?" Spoke to me on a SPIRITUAL LEVEL
Yes!!!! Omg me too.. like what are we suppose to do go cry in a dark hole? No, we still have to get s#it done, or it doesn’t get done. Find this extremely relatable when doctors say to rest.. ok, sure Jan. I guess i will just let my kids get “Lord of the Flies” up in here 🤷🏻♀️
Watching this video I realized that your voice would be perfect for audiobooks 💜 I wish you could be an audiobook narrator.
Nicole Camile I love her voice 😊
I agree!
I was just about to comment that! Jessica’s soft almost-whispering voice is really soothing.
I hope you feel better soon! Lots of love 💛💛
Was just about to comment the same thing! Although I feel like it would have to be for quite a specific genre? I can't quite place it but I feel like I've read a few things that would just fit Jessica's voice.
@@katebarton4185 A british mystery
It was really upsetting to watch this but I am glad you showed us a glimpse of your reality. Sometimes it’s too easy to forget that days like this are quite normal for you. Hope you are feeling better and we look forward to your next video. x
Fellow migraine sufferer here. Everything you say resonates - agree 100%. Thank you so much for this Jessica. I wish you more good days than bad. x
Same here ❤
The plus side is we get a good look at your engagement ring and its so pretty! I haven't seen it properly before.
“I’ve forgiven my body”. That is an amazing statement. I also power through a few chronic illness’s. I hope to someday forgive my body!
"if I don't do things just because I'm in pain, well, when would I ever do anything?" I feel these words on such a deep level
I wish I could show this to every doctor and therapist I have ever met.
Nurses are the only ones who (mostly) understand this.
Thank you for sharing this, it's not easy showing such a vulnerable and 'weakened' side.
Weakened. Like we aren't badasses for going through this, enduring the pain, nausea and whatever else our bodies and life throws in our way 😂
Scorpio Rabbit I agree! This is such a great way to frame it up!
Scorpio Rabbit !!!!!
Beautiful last statement
Oh man. The whole discussion about being separate from your body. I have anxiety and depression, and chronic pain (still in the "throw things at the wall and see what sticks" phase of diagnosis) and I had to explain to my partner who is able bodied that I separate myself from my brain and my body. My brain has anxiety, my body has pain, I am neither of those things because if i was I would be a crumbling mess.
Her voice is the most beautiful thing on the planet. I know everyone says that but it is an actual shame that she cant hear her own voice because it is so soothing
Mollie Hubble truth
In the hospital today, the pain, anxiety and a lovely drug interaction that made me blackout in the middle of a dental procedure. Now I'm crying about trying to put kindness into the world. I had my kids come to visit me in the hospital and give me big cuddles, so that was my bit.
"It's much easier to forgive my body if I think of it as something separate."
THE WORDS! I feel this so hard on so many levels; chronic illness, chronic pain, nonbinary... my body never seems to work for me. But I've always thought of it as something other than "Me," and that helps me get along. Thank you for sharing
I was listening to this while driving to my mother's & I started crying. I don't get migraines but I do have chronic pain & I dont know.. Between your calming voice & positive words through the pain "I've been through this before, it will pass, it always passes. It will always get better." And then the message at the end of not being alone... I dont know. I've been going through so much lately & it will feels so heavy on top of the pain too. Thank you for the glimpse of your reality.
I don't know you but ...huge hugs. I hope you are alright.
Oof, going through that migraine life right now.
ʜᴏᴘᴇ ʏᴏᴜ ғᴇᴇʟ ʙᴇᴛᴛᴇʀ sᴏᴏɴ x
I’ve missed ur videos rikki. Hope ur feeling better or will soon:)
omg "This? i just put makeup, its a lie, i feel terrible." is honestly my entire mood today
This hit home on so many levels. I think a lot of people with chronic pain who have learned to live despite it, are often guilty of simplifying their pain for others to understand more or minimizing the effect it has on their day because it is normal for them. I have sent this video to family who don't see me on a daily basis and already i am getting more understanding responses back form them. Your statement about how you say others actions have helped, even if they haven't really, just to help them feel better about things resonated hard. I do this as i hate seeing my loved ones in pain watching me go through pain, i want to minimize its impact almost. Sorry for long rant but wanted to say you are making a difference with videos like this and your desire to help others feel less alone is noble and so appreciated xx
"I've been here before, I've done this before. The pain will go away"
You are speaking my soul right there. I'm watching with a knee that's subluxed (thanks EDS), and my POTS plus pain is hitting me for 6. So I'm in bed with ice and fluids, and struggling, and telling myself that I know this, I have endured it, I can endure it.
*Massive hugs*
Thank you for giving it such eloquent words
I can relate.
Doctor: What brings on your migraines?
Me: Breathing, or not.
As a chronic migraine sufferer, I’ve got to tell you how much I appreciate such an honest insight into your experience. It’s less lonely feeling and much more normalizing when others so accurately express what it’s like for one to go through something “invisible” like chronic pain diseases. Hope your migraine attack clears up quickly. ❤️
The irony that im watching this with my hand over my left eye having a migraine coming on
Holly Large literally same😥
Feels like my brain tries to squeeze itself trough right side of my forehead, i'm dizzy. Is this migraine?
😵
“I can’t really remember a time I wasn’t in pain” boy did that speak to me. Thank you for this gentle reminder that not all days are good days and that okay.
I'm watching (or rather listening) this while having a migraine and it's nice to just relate. I suffer from depression, anxiety, and migraines but your videos always seems to help.
Thank you
We love our chronic pain princess!! 👏👏👏👏
As a girl who also has a connective tissue disorder, I find that if massaging my shoulder helps my migraine, it's often because it's a stomach ache causing a migraine. (there's a nerve in the shoulder that directly links to your stomach and bowels. Which is sometimes why if you eat too much you get pain in your shoulder. And sometimes migraines can cause stomach ache and sometimes it's vice versa because human bodies are just so well designed like that) I find that buscopan often sorts me out. I don't know if it is this. I just thought you may like to know just in case.
I am totally amazed at how coherent this video is, all things considered. I also love your voice, it's very gentle and just you saying the phrase "it always does" makes me feel calmer. I'm sorry you feel so awful, Jessica, I wish you could feel better even though I know you can't. I'm sending you lots of love, you're an incredibly kind person and I'm always happy to see you 💖
"lightning smashing into my eye".
Yeah, that's a migraine,all right.
Bless you,dear. I have total empathy.
When I get one of my migraines, I feel like I could just poke a hole in my temple, and all of this pressurized air would come out.
Sometimes I pull my hair or knock on my forehead, it stimulates my skin on my head and distracts me.
If the migraine makes me lightheaded, I make my mom put her hand on my face, because I feel like I’m floating and she could keep me grounded.
You could catch me randomly crossing my eyes, and I wouldn’t even notice I’m doing it because everything is already blurry from the pain.
I clutch my breasts when the nausea hits, imagining that if I could take my breasts off my chest I wouldn’t feel so nauseous because they wouldn’t be weighing my stomach down.
It could be pitch black in my room and I would still feel like it’s too freaking bright.
Another one of those things I imagine is taking my jaw off, because it’s simply too heavy when I have a migraine.
With all of that in mind, physically I just look like I’m asleep- because I’m not actually moving much, but mentally I feel like I’m doing literally everything.
You look like a fancy Picasso painting with your hand covering your face. Your ring replaces the left eye and makes you look like a beautiful abstract painting!
I often feel awful nausea for a few hours after I wake up, and you made me feel less lonley in that so thank you!
You're like the Mary Poppins of CZcams
She really is
Agree 🙂
I remember when I was younger, and thinking that pain was normal. I assumed everyone was in pain all the time. My earliest memory was when I was 6 (memory loss) and I was in a crazy amount of pain. I also count my mental health conditions and my physical pain separately; and my body pain and migraine pain separately. X
I cannot recommend enough, the wonders of eyepatches. I've customized a couple, and it really helps with the problem eye during migraines, you get hands free eye comfort.
It doesn't fix it, but it blocks the light, and helps a bit- sort of like putting a bandaid on.
Really helpful when you say get an attack while you're out, or trying to manage some little chore.
Well, this will be a journey to watch, I think. My partner struggles with chronic migraines as well so I'm interested to hear (or see) how you cope and what your thoughts are. Hope you're feeling better by the time this video is posted! And if not, it's okay to not be okay.
"If I don't do things just because I'm in pain... Well, when would I ever do anything?" This is what my life has become and it can be hard to explain to anyone not in chronic pain. Thank you for sharing this! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
The bits towards the end (talking about how you've been here before but you know it will pass, etc.) was really well stated with such a calm, soothing sounding voice, it honestly was making me think of a guided meditation or therapy talk about chronic pain. It made me think of a phrase I've heard about riding the waves of pain, knowing that it will build and peak, but that you'll get through it. That you've been there before, you know what coming, and if you just ride it out, you'll get out the other side again and to not fight or fear it. This really resonated with that idea, it was very interesting to watch and listen to you self monologue in the moment. Thanks for sharing these intimate and vulnerable moments with the world, they are very helpful to get a view in on the highs and lows of life with chronic illness and pain, and all the other parts of your life that you share.
So helpful as a sufferer of chronic migraine, especially the mantras about "we've been through this before and it always gets better", as that part is the most difficult for me!
I have always wanted to see your rings, and this video shows them perfectly. I am a chronic migraine sufferer, among other things, so I can relate to all of today's video.
Also a migraine sufferer.😕 Everything you said is exactly what goes through my head on ‘bed days’.
This was such a lovely video to listen to. I know you were feeling horrendous, but I could honestly listen to you optimistically ramble all of the time. I hope you have more days without pain ahead of you, dear one!
As a young girl who struggles a lot with high frequency chronic migraines this honestly meant so much to me.
You're one of my biggest inspirations, thank you so much for being so honest and open with your struggles while still spreading positivity 💜💜
I also see my mind and body as very separate entities! Thank you for all the amazing content xx I had a particularly bad pain day yesterday and the end of the video was really touching
I get ocular migraines, but no frequently. There is no pain with them, but a little loss of side vision, and some stiffness. When I hear you speak on this, it's a good reminder how blessed I am. And I gain more compassion for people with ongoing pain or medical issues you have to deal with.
Thank you for sharing this. I suffered chronic migraine through puberty and I think a lot of people don't understand that a migraine isn't just a "headache". There's so much more to it. Thank you for being so open and vulnerable so that we could see what it's like.
I am editing a very similar video capturing my own chronic pain. I planned to film a "day in my life" fun, happy video and it turned out...much different than I had initially hoped it would. I think it is good for others to see the real bits though. The hard, rough, unfiltered parts that we reflexively want to hide. Thank you for this video, Jessica. You are giving me the courage to post my own difficult moments.
Yup, this is EXACTLY how I look when I have a migraine, even down to covering the same eye! I usually block my left nostril too, as it gets stuffy and hurts to breathe through it. I now feel slightly less alone!
I have chronic migraines and multiple other chronic pain situations. I feel this video deep in my soul. It's actually one of my coping mechanisms to think of my mind and body as separate. It helps when I know that I want to do things, my body just can't.
How anyone could call you weak or feeble of lazy is baffling to me. The strength it must take for you to deal with the issues your body throws at you, while still putting out so much kindness and joy into the world is amazing to me! You’re absolutely fierce.
Migraines make me wonder: do I throw up or do I pass out? I have never decided either way. I am so sorry you hurt. I know how it feels. One sent me to the hospital because I thought it was an aneurysm. It wasn't. It is the worst pain imaginable. The drop in estrogen was the best treatment ever. Sending you gentle hugs and warm thoughts.
Thank you for this video!😊❤️ I didn't know I needed it, Jessica! Keep on keeping on! You give me life💯💯💯
Currently dealing with my weekly migraine.. I always come back to this video because it makes me feel less alone. Hoping I will figure out what’s wrong with my body soon.
it made me cry to see you like this and hear you articulate so well how I feel when I suffer through my chronic migraines that are so quickly ignored by my, so called, health professionals, I wish I could show them this. I got my diagnosis 3 years ago, and I hate and resent it because even with it the doctors don't know how to treat it (IIH). I felt really alone until I saw this, I am sorry for your pain. May your happy memories always outshine the pain
Where do I start...THANK YOU JESSICA!!! Next time someone ask about my chronic migraines or says they can't be that bad THIS VIDEO is being sent to them.
Hope you feel better soon❤
Thank you. Deeply thank you for your kindness.
I feel the need to keep this forever, as a balm to soothe the soul when things feel so dark. How can you say such perfect, inspiring things while in pain? It is not a question I expect an answer to. But you are lovely, and I thank you.
I identify with this video on every level. The migraines, the question of WHY do I have a migraine this time, the disconnect from your body so you can cope and forgive it, the POTS, the brain fog, the nausea... and also your pajamas! I have them in teal. :) Thank you for your bravery in sharing with the world, your honesty. It helps to have visibility and representation. 💖
"days like this i just wait for the next good one to come. and i know that it will. everything gets better in time." beautiful. thank you for sharing this
You described migraines perfectly👍 I have chronic and severe migraines. Although I can’t begin to imagine all the other pains you go through, thank you for shedding light on this one.
Thank you for your honesty Jessica. I am truly sorry to see you in so much pain.
I cannot thank you enough for all the parts of your life you share with us. I always seem to watch one of your videos when I'm at my lowest points and you never fail to help me either see what I'm experiencing in a different light or lift my spirits. Either way, I always end up a bit farther down the road to loving and being a bit kinder to myself. Thank you.
Attempting to watch this during a migraine.
Probably a mistake
Definitely a mistake (:
Toooo briiiiight
I'm literally watching this while having a migraine and I'm dying inside lmaoakansjs
I’ve had one migraine from an overdose of caffeine. How did you even watch this?
I suffer from migraines every single day, and have had them since like late 2017 (around October 2017 is when they started) and I’ve been in the hospital many times, and they have tried shoving me full of different medicines and it just hasn’t helped. The last time I went in I actually threw up green, so that’s lovely :) anyways, I’m so glad you popped up on my explore page because I’m glad someone understands me. My older sister gets migraines too, but not near the extent I do. I have it from the time I wake up, to the time I go to sleep. They will sometimes be so raging I don’t even want to be awake and I force myself to fall asleep, and sometimes they aren’t so bad and I can manage. It just has been so hard with school, but I manage to still get all A’s despite this :,)) it’s so difficult though. I’m nearly 15 in like a month and a half or so and I have about 3 more years of high school left, but luckily I have found a school that is so understanding and lovely, and is willing to work with me unlike my last school. It just sucks though because my parents and siblings will act like it’s just me faking it, and that it’s all in my head, and they tell me to just say I won’t have a migraine and act like it’ll magically disappear. It’s so frustrated and makes me cry, which just makes everything SO much worse. I think one of the worst parts is we have no idea what is causing the migraines, and so people really just think I fake it all :(
don’t know why I have said all this exactly, but I just wanted to say I’m so so incredibly glad I found this channel, and have someone who is in the same boat as me in this aspect. So thank you for making my night a bit better :) ♥️
(By the way you are so inspiring, and your voice is so soothing.)
Bless your heart. 💙 I don't really know anyone else who has the Trainwreck Grade chronic migraine...it's rather shocking to see someone else in the midst of migraine catastrophe. No wonder my mother freaks out so much when she witnesses it! The weather is changing here in Kentucky & I can feel a massive migraine rapping at my door, ugh. Aphasia is a big part of my migraine constellation, which is so frustrating as I spend long stretches (even before the headache part) unable to communicate because I can only utilise about 25% of my vocabulary at best, or 'talk' in a weird verbal sludge at worst. It's taking longer & longer here for me to type actual things.
Welp, time to retreat into darkness. You've made me feel a lot less alone in my crazy health journeys, Jessica...I wish you some good & happy hours for this evening.
YES to this. Fellow Kentuckian and migraine sufferer here! Snow one day, summer the next. Fun, isn't it? Take care of yourself
You did stuff today! You made MY day, and you encouraged me to see the world in a more beautiful way. ❤️
Ok the fact that she has perfect eyebrows and nothing else is kinda an iconic moment. Like that really is a mood trying to do the most while feeling the worst
I honestly don’t know how people with chronic pain do it. I get a migraine once a month and i die when I get them, plus daily minor headaches. You are incredible and I honestly don’t know how you do it. Stay strong💜
Foggy-brained achy Jessica is so profound... I teared up watching this. Also, hats off to Clara for editing!
I think I may have been overly moved by this, for the last three years, my early teens, I have been dealing with chronic migraines and they have slowly been getting worse. Recently I had an evening like this, where all I could do is lie down and clutch my face and cry, so much crying. To see you in a similar state and yet so positive is quite moving, to show that a positive mental attitude and KNOWING, not just hoping that it will get better is do able. I'm usually a very independent person but when this happens it just makes me feel like I just wished like it would be easier if it was all over, but to hear you talk on the subject and to have such confidence in life and in happiness really helps.
Thank you, a definitely-not-crying viewer
I've thought of myself as strong and resolute, something like a human battle tank, but I am in awe of your composure and strength. Not flinching when you get a blunt two-handed sword smashed into your fingers? That's nothing compared to how calm and collected you hold yourself while in more pain than I have probably ever been in my life. I don't have chronic pain, but even the temporary but long-term pain I've experienced was utterly draining. And it's not even about "handling" the pain, because whether you can ignore it or not, it *will* tire out your body. You are nothing short of amazing, and I love and respect you and the work you do to no end. ❤️
This is the video I always come back to every time I have a terrible migraine (granted I have to listen to it because the light from my phone bothers me but it still counts lol). Thank you for everything you do, Jessica! You’ve helped me so much ❤️
It was interesting that you mentioned feeling a seperation of mind and body. I was messed up early and ended up a food addict. I've ruined my body and my brain won't let me do anything especially if it's good for me. I love the way you present your videos. They do give me a boost. Thank you.
"I've been here before. I've done this before. I know that it goes away. Always does". Words I needed to hear right now (and need to repeat in the future), as I am suffering from a migraine this very second lol
Earlier this year I experienced migraines & oh my goodness it was awful. I was going through a very stressful time divorce, promotion & my grandmother died (she raised me) it was incredible how my body manifested my emotional pain into the most terrifying pain (I don’t really believe that fully but oh it was a painful time). My vision was affected, I vomited & lived in a black room constantly. Sending you much love 💕
I feel like I’m separate from my body too- my body is weak due to my chronic illnesses, but I am not 💪🏽 & If you’re in a similar boat, you are not either 💕
You’re almost right Jessica! POTS is an acronym, an initialism is when you say each letter individual rather than saying the letters as one word (if that makes sense?). Hope you feel better soon 💗
you look beautiful even with migrain! and it's amazing how strong you are, having the strengh to film your bad moment and trying to do your best. This is really inspiring!
Thank you so much Jessica 💜😭
The way you think about your body as something separate from yourself really resonates with me. I have an anxiety disorder and depression, and thinking about my "anxiety brain" as something separate from me, the human and normal person, really helps me to deal with it in my daily life in a healthier way.
I love your videos so much youve helped me through so much i also have chronic migraines and cluster migraines and there honestly aweful and im sorry you have to go through this. I love you and your channel so much thankyou for the amazing content, help, and advice 💖 xx
How do you deal with them have you gone to the doctor for them
Thank you for being so raw and honest. ♥️
I hope you feel better soon! Thank you for sharing this.
I really appreciate this video! Thank you.
Thank you for being willing to share this.
This was wonderful Jess, thank you for this. I am a person who has suffered for migraines for 10 years and its never fun. But all of your thoughts and mumbles are close to what I experience. Again thank you
You are amazing, still smiling in the middle of a migraine. Feel better soon and stay awesome!
Thank you for your videos!
I hope that you are feeling better!
This is such an important video. Thank you.
I feel this so personally. I’m always tired, have chronic migraines as well, can’t remember not being in pain in my lifetime, and.. well a few other problems. I’ve managed over the years to get a few diagnoses but I feel like I have something doctors haven’t picked up yet, despite my best efforts to emote what I feel to them. Thank you for using the public platform you have to show that life isn’t always glamorous for anyone, and that it’s okay to be in pain and still be you. I don’t often complain or talk about my issues because I’ve found over the years that most people really don’t care. They just want you to be your best whenever they’re around you. Well.. I’m not my best me all the time because of my body, but I’m stronger from it!
I so appreciate you filming this and sharing it with us! 😍😘
2019 greeted me with some quite awful news and your words really struck home. Thank you for saying just the words I needed to hear. 💖
Thank you for posting this, it really helped and inspired me today. I needed this.
So inspirational, your just amazing
Hope you’re feeling a little better now lovely! take care ❤️
Ooooh sister I’m so sorry. My bestie got me blackout curtains and I swear it’s the most thoughtful gift I have ever gotten. Really helps with the migraine.
Love you, lady. ❤️ Thanks for being you!
This video is so important. Thank you for doing this.
Love you too, Jessica. It will get better for you too! Big but gentle hugs!
This made me feel less alone, thank you 💜
I shared this with my mom because it really, really resonated with me today. Feel better, Jessica.
“I’ve been here before. I’ve done this before. I know that it goes away.”
i suffer from chronic nausea and i have a huge fear of vomiting and that’s what i say to myself when i’m having an especially rough time with it, especially if i’m in class and it hits me
i just need to remember that it’s fine and that i can get through it, just need to keep calm and breathe ❤️❤️❤️
I'm glad I'm not the only one who likes to ramble on when having a migraine. It doesn't help the horrific agony but it's distracting. This was like watching myself have one, though I am fortunate enough to not have them at a chronic frequency. Thank you.