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Category Archives: chronic illness
Feeling wonderful in spite of having a chronic illness
Today I’m going to share with you what I found to be a profound lesson. It comes from a true story told by Jack Zufelt, a seminar leader and author (his website is www.dnaofsuccess.com). Jack told about saying to the … Continue reading
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Tagged accident, chronic illness, feelings, foorball, Jack Zufelt, wheelchair
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The Positive Side of Having a Chronic Illness
Many of my new clients are surprised by one of the items on the questionnaire I request that they fill out before our first session. I ask them to list at least three benefits they’ve experienced because of having their … Continue reading
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Tagged AIDS, appreciation, chronic illness, empower, meaning, positive attitude
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Finding a balance – with love, and seeing the Dalai Lama
I recently coached a woman – I’ll call her Donna – who was doing pretty well managing her chronic illness. But she was having some troubling symptoms and was afraid they would get worse. At the same time, she was … Continue reading
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Tagged balance, Dalai Lama, dilemma, energy, health, love, time, work
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How to Love Yourself When You Have a Chronic Illness – an Open Letter to Richard M. Cohen
Richard Cohen is an author, a journalist, and a former senior producer for CBS and CNN. He has multiple sclerosis and has been diagnosed with and treated for colon cancer. I’ve been an admirer of his ever since I read … Continue reading
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Tagged colon cancer, love, multiple sclerosis, Richard M. Cohen, self compassion
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Acknowledging That Things Suck Can be a Good Thing
A while back, I had a session with a woman–I’ll call her Susan–who was dealing with some extremely hard challenges. To begin with, she’d had arthritis her whole adult life, and had been diagnosed with fibromyalgia (a painful and often … Continue reading
A Different Way to Start Healing
My girlfriend broke up with my in January, but that’s not what this post is about. I was on an emotional roller coaster for many weeks afterward, so I joined a support group on Yahoo for people like me who … Continue reading
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Welcome to my Living Your Best Possible Life When You Have a Chronic Illness blog. Thank you for visiting. My purpose is to share with you the strategies I’ve learned for living your best possible life when you have a … Continue reading
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