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An Exercise to Help You Withstand Harassment
What I’m going to tell you in this post may not seem like it can help you live better with a chronic illness. But as I will explain shortly, it can. And between now and when I tell you how, … Continue reading
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Tagged criticism, dating, exercise, fear, inner voices, insults, laughter, living better with a chronic illness, love
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Not being critical of yourself is a GOOD start
Recently, when I suggested to a client that she give herself compassion because of the difficult challenges she was going through, she told me she was doing that. Then she explained that in spite of making a couple of mistakes, … Continue reading
What’s so great about situation-specific self-compassion?
What’s so great about situation-specific self-compassion is that it is an extremely powerful tool for healing. In this post, I’m going to tell you what it is and how it differs from “normal” self-compassion. Over the past few months, I … Continue reading
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Tagged care, difficult challenges, emotional pain, healing, love, self compassion
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Life is a Team Sport. How’s Your Team Doing?
I think life is a team sport. But not in the way you may think I mean: I’m not talking about being a team player at work. Nor am I talking about looking at your family as a team, or … Continue reading
A New Golden Rule
My New Golden Rule will help you have a better life when you have a chronic illness. But before I tell you what it is, I want to say that if you aren’t following my frequent suggestion of giving compassion … Continue reading
Some Strategies For Dealing With Chronic Fatigue That I Wish I Had Known
Those of us who live with chronic illnesses can have many difficulties to deal with because of those illnesses. But I have found, from my own life and from coaching and talking with others with chronic illnesses, that there are … Continue reading
Highly recommended book: Cure Unknown: Inside the Lyme Epidemic
I send out bi-weekly tips for living well with a chronic illness to people who sign up for my free report, and for one of my October tips I wrote about a former client who had chronic fatigue syndrome. A … Continue reading
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Tagged ALS, chronic fatigue, Cure Unknown, fibromyalgia, lupus, Lyme disease, Parkinson's disease
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