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RE: My SIBO Story (part 1) - What is SIBO & How it has Effected Me
wow that is pretty full on , all that you had to go through to get diagnosed and the amount of treatment that you tried. I have never heard of this, you really seem to have done your research on this and you are so right you have to find what worked for you as we are all different, so of course we respond differently to different treatments xx
Hi @trucklife-family
Yeah, it has been a struggle tbh as I had big plans to become a digital nomad and travel the world while earning from freelance writing. I also had an idea for a FBA business to set up some extra passive income... but this condition really is much to severe to risk setting off into the wild ;-)
It's massively frustrating as the combinations of saymptoms, particularly brain fog, nausea and fatigue just leave you unable to do anything. Don't get me wrong, it comes in waves; so some weeks I am less effected by the symptoms, like the intensity is less. But they're always there, at the moment I wouldn't even have the energy to set up the FBA (fulfilled by amazon) business to get me started on the path to travelling freedom that I dreamed about. If I get well, that will be a different story as there is one positive I've taken from this 6 year sht show; that's to not take anything for granted, especially health. If I get mine back I'm going at life full-on 100% joy and experiences. As much as I can in this short life :-)
Thanks for your comment :-)