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HEALTH UPDATE

🕑 Added 2025-09-01 14:58:17 +0000 UTC

Comments

Josip Buretić

Take your time brother

Amanda Grace

Do you mind if I ask what city/area you’re in? I use a brilliant sports physio in my area who has helped me track down incredibly skilled providers across the country that he knows and trusts through his professional network, to refer folks with complex chronic issues like you have. I was a trauma-informed personal trainer for nearly 20 years and worked closely with him for in person clients, and have referred about a dozen folks online to local-to-them providers who have been able to provide relief and assistance. I’ve seen my guy work practical miracles for folks with very difficult situations (including myself), and would be happy to help find a referral if you’d like. No worries if not—I wish I could just make an appointment with him for you, but I suppose you’re not near Sacramento , CA 😅. I hope you take all the time you need—we’re here whenever you’re ready, and would never want you to harm yourself! 💕✨

Classic R & B Lover

Take the time you need to get better. We will be here when you are ready to return.

Rhiannon

Take your time and take care of yourself!!

Michele

Your health comes first, so no worries at all! It can wait. In the meantime, rest and mend. I’m loving your content, and being newish to the channel, I’m really enjoying catching up on your earlier stuff! Feel better soon! 😊

ArcAngel

Make sure you get some extra sleep, if you can (although that sounds tricky if sleep actually hurts? Yikes, what a catch 22!). Generally, sleep helps boost good brain chemicals, the lack of which can exacerbate head/neck aches. It must be hard to fix this when sleep is painful?! 🙏❤😇. Please, take care of yourself and feel better, beloved FoxTaco!

Melissa

You, my friend, are in my prayers. That sounds terribly painful. Please please focus on you. 🙏🙏🙏💙💙💙

Dark Kuno

get a posture cushion for your chair

KimM

Please take care of yourself and take all the time you need. I can tell you that my sister suffered with similar symptoms/condition. She has a desk job and sitting at a computer 8-10 hours a day. She finally found a massage therapist who specializes in deep tissue massage and myofascial release therapy. The combination of slow, deep pressure and strokes to break up muscle knots and adhesions were a game changer for her. She started out going weekly for a month and now goes every 3-4 weeks. I do know that her health insurance covered a certain amount of visits per year when her physician wrote a prescription order for the therapy.