Re: Trista & Ryan Sutter - Bachelorette 1 - Discussion

by **bluwavz** Tue Dec 01, 2020 12:09 pm

Bachelor Nation's Trista Sutter Says Husband Ryan Is "Struggling" With Mystery Illness https://t.co/JvVPKmKWXo
— E! News (@enews) November 30, 2020

https://twitter.com/enews/status/1333541833381732353?s=20

by albean99 Tue Dec 01, 2020 12:23 pm

That has to be frustrating and scary. I hope they figure out what it is and how to treat it.

by pavalygurl Tue Dec 01, 2020 2:06 pm

This article popped up on my of my news feeds. I agree bean, I hope they discover the cause and help Ryan get on the road to recovery and good health.

by **GuardianAngel** Tue Dec 01, 2020 11:54 pm

Oh wow, that's awful. I was reading some of the comments suggesting getting tested for Lyme disease.

I hope they figure it out quickly so he can get the correct treatment. Trista & Ryan Sutter - Bachelorette 1 - Discussion - Page 43 3552228123

Trista & Ryan Sutter - Bachelorette 1 - Discussion - Page 43 3552228123

by **GuardianAngel** Sun Dec 27, 2020 6:29 am

Any updates on his health? Going by IG's it doesn't appear he knows yet what's wrong.

Happy 17th wedding anniversary!

https://www.instagram.com/p/CIdQYB-nWud/

https://www.instagram.com/p/CId_7OwAnIY/

by **bluwavz** Wed May 26, 2021 6:53 am

Ryan Sutter Reveals He Has Lyme Disease Worsened by Mold: ‘My Immune System Was Weakened’ https://t.co/bknrNrFais
— People (@people) May 25, 2021

https://twitter.com/people/status/1397229000863457288?s=20

by provenceguy Wed May 26, 2021 7:34 am

I always wondered about Lyme disease from the get-go, especially since they live in the mountains.

by **Norcalgal** Wed May 26, 2021 8:06 am

Just finding out the diagnosis and its relationship to his profession will probably help many others down the road. I wonder if he'll reconsider an active role as a firefighter, all things considered.

by **GuardianAngel** Wed May 26, 2021 8:48 am

Just having one of those illness's is bad enough but three plus the mold? I had a friend that was deathly ill from mold, she had an awful time for a long time.

I too thought Lyme disease when the news was first revealed. I also wondered if he caught it while he was in his training because it IIRC it started after that.

It sounds like he's doing what he can to get his body back to a healthy state. I hope he can get back to normal quickly now that he knows. beatingheart

by **GuardianAngel** Sun Jun 20, 2021 9:12 am

Moved. OMG what a beautiful post by Trista!! Trista & Ryan Sutter - Bachelorette 1 - Discussion - Page 43 1f495

@sdmom wrote:Can’t find their thread, so posting here.

I got teary eyed reading Trista’s post. Her caption is very long. Too bad I can’t copy and paste here.
I love their love, and can feel she’s so supportive and proud of Ryan, just WOW. Forever my #1 couple.

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@Norcalgal wrote:Here's what Trista posted:

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Dedicated, driven, humble, brave, courageous...all words used to describe the 20-01 class of the Denver Fire Department yesterday and all words that I have used to describe the firefighter I fell in love with almost 20 years ago.

He started his career in our small mountain town and worked hard to protect our community, but was always searching for more challenges and greater personal growth. After trying his hand at building for a year with the incredible crew at @vailcustom , the purpose and joy he found as a firefighter was too strong to silence so when the opportunity to start over in the Denver Fire Academy presented itself, he followed that call and made us all proud once again. But not just because he was going back to one of the most honorable careers in our world or one of the most intense and physically demanding fire academies in the country. Because he would knowingly be fighting to prove his worth among an academy class where many were twice as young; because he would be living and commuting 2 hours away from us and his home; and because he was willing to take a chance on re-discovering his true purpose.

On top of that, he finished 2nd in his class during a pandemic and while struggling with a disease and viruses that we now know were attacking him from the inside out.

I love you for so many reasons, @ryansutter , and will continue to be in awe of the inspiring person you constantly prove yourself to be. Thank you for showing our kids the picture of resilience, perseverance and strength and congratulations on an incredible achievement! We love you and are honored to be a part of the Denver Fire family!

@Amethyst wrote:I wonder if Trista and Ryan are going to continue to try to live in Vail. It's a long commute, but if Ryan will be on duty for several days at a time, it might make sense.

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by gurlbrit Sun Jun 20, 2021 9:15 pm

@GuardianAngel wrote:Moved. OMG what a beautiful post by Trista!!

@sdmom wrote:Can’t find their thread, so posting here.

I got teary eyed reading Trista’s post. Her caption is very long. Too bad I can’t copy and paste here.
I love their love, and can feel she’s so supportive and proud of Ryan, just WOW. Forever my #1 couple.

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@Norcalgal wrote:Here's what Trista posted:

6,961 likes
tristasutter's profile picture
tristasutter
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Dedicated, driven, humble, brave, courageous...all words used to describe the 20-01 class of the Denver Fire Department yesterday and all words that I have used to describe the firefighter I fell in love with almost 20 years ago.

He started his career in our small mountain town and worked hard to protect our community, but was always searching for more challenges and greater personal growth. After trying his hand at building for a year with the incredible crew at @vailcustom , the purpose and joy he found as a firefighter was too strong to silence so when the opportunity to start over in the Denver Fire Academy presented itself, he followed that call and made us all proud once again. But not just because he was going back to one of the most honorable careers in our world or one of the most intense and physically demanding fire academies in the country. Because he would knowingly be fighting to prove his worth among an academy class where many were twice as young; because he would be living and commuting 2 hours away from us and his home; and because he was willing to take a chance on re-discovering his true purpose.

On top of that, he finished 2nd in his class during a pandemic and while struggling with a disease and viruses that we now know were attacking him from the inside out.

I love you for so many reasons, @ryansutter , and will continue to be in awe of the inspiring person you constantly prove yourself to be. Thank you for showing our kids the picture of resilience, perseverance and strength and congratulations on an incredible achievement! We love you and are honored to be a part of the Denver Fire family!

@Amethyst wrote:I wonder if Trista and Ryan are going to continue to try to live in Vail. It's a long commute, but if Ryan will be on duty for several days at a time, it might make sense.

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@Amethyst My nephew works for the Monument fire department south of Denver, he lives about an hour and a half drive from his job site and is on-site for 3 days at a time. We drove thru Vail the last time we were in Colorado (DH wanted to go see where Doc Holliday was buried in Glenwood Falls). That's quite a commute. Living the prairie side of the Rockies may not be to either of their liking, only time will tell.

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