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Hey guys KetoMomma here. I changed my name in case you’re wondering. It’s me .. Nacine.

I’m having a hysterectomy on Tuesday and will be off work for 6-10 weeks. If you could share my gofund me I’d really appreciate it. If it can reach 500 people and get a dollar from each share I’d reach my goal.

Thank you!

gofund.me/1a51e897

1 month ago | [YT] | 2

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I’m having a hysterectomy on Tuesday. Do you guys want me to vlog before and after? (formaly ketomomma)

1 month ago (edited) | [YT] | 3

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So, today I decided I’m going to get my ass back in gear and start keto. It’s been almost 1 year in my new home being off keto and I’m almost back to my original weight.

It’s really heart breaking to get back on camera knowing i am much larger than the last time you’ve seen me. Knowing I was on here sharing my weightloss journey with you and here I am at the start again.

I don’t know if I’ll be recording it right away, or if I’ll wait until I have stuck with it and actually lost some weight first.

I miss you all, and I’ll keep you updated.

3 years ago | [YT] | 67

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Hey guys!

So everyone’s asking me when I’m coming back to YouTube. I’ve been off of keto and have felt like I shouldn’t vlog if I’m not eating well. Thoughts? Please take the anonymous poll below so I can know when I should come back. Now or after the new year.

Thank you.

3 years ago | [YT] | 21

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I’ve had a few people reach out to me to ask about the recent school shooting.

We are about 30 mins away from that school. We were only 15-20 mins away when it happened. :( it’s such a tragic thing.

My kids are safe! Many schools in the area have shut down today due to threats made, or rumors of threats for safety. I did not send my kids to school today, our school did receive a threat and it was looked into and proven to be false.

Love you all. Stay safe

If you have children that are dealing with feelings and are unsure of how to speak with your child, please see the link below.



National Tragedy: Helping Children Cope
Tips for Parents and Teachers
Whenever a national tragedy occurs, such as terrorist attacks or natural disasters, children, like many people, may be confused or frightened. Most likely they will look to adults for information and guidance on how to react. Parents and school personnel can help children cope first and foremost by establishing a sense of safety and security. As more information becomes available, adults can continue to help children work through their emotions and perhaps even use the process as a learning experience.

What Parents Can Do:
Focus on your children over the week following the tragedy. Tell them you love them and everything will be okay. Try to help them understand what has happened, keeping in mind their developmental level.
Make time to talk with your children. Remember if you do not talk to your children about this incident someone else will. Take some time and determine what you wish to say.
Stay close to your children. Your physical presence will reassure them and give you the opportunity to monitor their reaction. Many children will want actual physical contact. Give plenty of hugs. Let them sit close to you, and make sure to take extra time at bedtime to cuddle and to reassure them that they are loved and safe.
Limit your child's television viewing of these events. If they must watch, watch with them for a brief time; then turn the set off. Don't sit mesmerized re-watching the same events over and over again.
Maintain a "normal" routine. To the extent possible stick to your family's normal routine for dinner, homework, chores, bedtime, etc., but don't be inflexible. Children may have a hard time concentrating on schoolwork or falling asleep at night.
Spend extra time reading or playing quiet games with your children before bed. These activities are calming, foster a sense of closeness and security, and reinforce a sense of normalcy. Spend more time tucking them in. Let them sleep with a light on if they ask for it.
Safeguard your children's physical health. Stress can take a physical toll on children as well as adults. Make sure your children get appropriate sleep, exercise, and nutrition.
Consider praying or thinking hopeful thoughts for the victims and their families. It may be a good time to take your children to your place of worship, write a poem, or draw a picture to help your child express their feelings and feel that they are somehow supporting the victims and their families.
Find out what resources your school has in place to help children cope. Most schools are likely to be open and often are a good place for children to regain a sense of normalcy. Being with their friends and teachers can help. Schools should also have a plan for making counseling available to children and adults who need it.

track.spe.schoolmessenger.com/f/a/wE-r9I77-lju3OmS…

3 years ago | [YT] | 25

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Hi everyone. 👋🏻

Just wanted to let you know I’m ok. I am just living life and getting used to routines.

I’ll be back soon.
Love ❤️

3 years ago | [YT] | 62

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Everyone in the path of Ida stay safe!!!!!!!

4 years ago | [YT] | 39

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Our fridge died today, we had to replace a pump on the a/c unit, we have to hire someone to come fix a small leak in the basement wall… chris’ dad starts building the rooms in the basement tomorrow… school starts in a week and I go back to work tomorrow.

The house is finally getting in order and we keep getting all these hurdles. The previous owner claimed Comcast cut the cable cords, only to find out it was the previous owner who did that.

We had a freak storm that blew rain so hard it deeper into the window above my bed and got my mattress wet. All I can do is laugh at this point.

I have internet now, but no time to edit. It will be coming soon, wish us luck on finding a fridge we can pick up today before we loose $90 worth of meat.

4 years ago | [YT] | 39

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I’ve been vlogging my move, but I can’t upload until our internet is turned on. Previous owner cut the cable lines… so we’ve been without internet for almost a week. Hopefully tomorrow it will be restored and I can do some editing.

See you soon !

4 years ago | [YT] | 76

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Hey everyone!!!

Besides the fact that I lost my camera charger, I’m going to be taking a short break while we get the move going on.

I have a super busy next two weeks and I’m just going to concentrate on finishing my packing and then getting moved. We will be moved in Aug 19th. So that week I’ll be recording and sharing what’s going on with you guys.

Have a great safe next few weeks! Love you all.

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