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• in Lifestyle
  ICE Can Save Your Life
  ICE is an acronym for in case of emergency. ICE – don’t leave home without it.
  by livingwithaih / on Jun 13, 2010

Latest blogosphere posts tagged “chronic illness”

 

• My Discovery For Getting Fit with Dysautonomia & Fibromyalgia: Seated Exercise Videos

  
  Oh My Aches and Pains! — Authority: 104
  Discover Exercise from a Seated Position After years of struggling with exercise since becoming a ChronicBabe, suddenly everything clicked when I recently read a statement on a fellow POTSies blog that said (and Im paraphrasing here) "When you have dysautonomia, all your exercise should be done in the seated ...
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• Engaging with children is nice.

  
  Tune in to Radio Carly. For all things irrelevant. — Authority: 105
  (Photo sourced with permission from Ben Harris- Roxas via Flickr) Im not too confident around children. Their staring and questions make me uncomfortable - and when they get scared of my appearance, it makes me sad. Im sure its a hangup from my childhood, remembering the way children treated me, and my clumsy and ...
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• WSJ covers importance of GUT HEALTH: one of my favorite topics, essential for good health

  
  Beyond Meds — Authority: 118
  Gut / intestinal health is foundational to all health including mental well-being. Its the first thing attended to when I chose to come off psychiatric drugs. In healing my gut I needed to alter my diet. Ive collected articles below that speak to these changes I made.People who have taken psychiatric drugs often have ...
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• My Journey with Fibromyalgia

  
  HealthMad — Authority: 110
  This is my journey and no one else’s.  Those who choose to walk beside me, I will embrace.  Those who try to dictate my life, I will discard.  No one fully understands what my life has become and most will never care enough to find out.  No one knows my story because I’ve never told it. I’ve never told it ...
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• Weight loss and self-image

  
  Midlife Crisis Queen: The Weblog — Authority: 411
  I’m inching ever closer to my target weight now.  Forty-five ugly pounds gone for good, and ten more to go!   This morning when I glanced at myself in my full-length mirror, I immediately said out loud, “Oh, so that’s what I’m supposed to look like!” Isn’t it funny how easily we get used to ...
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• Are you acting from confidence or fear?

  
  Working With Chronic Illness — Authority: 85
  A former client sent me a Holiday e-card with  a note that she’d lost her job and with it, her family’s health insurance.   In follow up emails she told me that she was part of a lay off  last month,  she’s been feeling sicker since she’s left work and feels lost. She wants to work with me again and ...
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• Is Chronic Illness Making It Hard for You to Believe In Yourself?

  
  Oh My Aches and Pains! — Authority: 104
  Welcome to another Question of the Week. Several people in my social circles have been writing and talking about self esteem lately.  The conversations have run the gamut, from "I admit I care about what other people think of me." to " If I can do it, you can. I believe this with all of my heart. " What I have ...
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• “Winter Healing” Lecture Series

  
  Holistic Health — Authority: 102
  It may have been a cold, blustery, snowy holiday evening in Albany last night, but the presentation by Dr. Mark C. Pettus, St. Peter’s Chief of Medicine certainly lit a fire of interest in those attending. If you missed last night’s offering “The Origins of Health: Exploring the Causes of the Causes” don’t ...
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• When Nature Calls

  
  My New Normals... — Authority: 92
  Due to the personal and humiliating subject matter I almost didnt release this post.
  2 weeks ago

• Eucharisteo ~ #553-573 / Joy Dare #25-45

  
  LorelaiCC aka C.C. Almon — Authority: 115
  As each day comes to us refreshed and anew, so does my gratitude renew itself daily. The breaking of the sun over the horizon is my grateful heart dawning upon a blessed world. ~ Terri Guillemets If you’ve been a reader here for long, you know I’ve been keeping a gratitude list for about a year after being ...
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• Being Proactive

  
  Everyday Wishes — Authority: 79
  One of the things that I find most difficult about living with complex chronic illness is trying to stay on top of everything. For most healthy women, remembering to book a cervical smear test every three years after receiving the reminder letter is about as proactive as they need to be. For those of us with chronic ...
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• Australians with a chronic illness facing an increase in the level of economic hardship.... (audio)

  
  Australian Broadcasting Corp. | abc.net.au — Authority: 144
  Steve Chase talks to Dr Stephen Jan, Senior health economist at the George Institute for Global Health.
  2 weeks ago

• Looking Forward

  
  Beelieve You Can - Michele's Morsels — Authority: 89
  “No, dear friends, I am still not all I should be, but I am focusing all my energies on this one thing: Forgetting the past and looking forward to what lies ahead, I press on to strain to reach the end of the race and receive the heavenly prize for which God, through Christ Jesus, is calling us.” Philippians ...
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• Looking Forward

  
  Laced with Grace — Authority: 107
  “No, dear friends, I am still not all I should be, but I am focusing all my energies on this one thing: Forgetting the past and looking forward to what lies ahead, I press on to strain to reach the end of the race and receive the heavenly prize for which God, through Christ Jesus, is calling us.” Philippians ...
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• The Best We Can

  
  The Seated View — Authority: 103
      Back to work I went on Monday, humming that song from Snow White(except I always thought it was "its off to work we go" and now itdoesnt make any sense at all in this post). Okay, its entirely possible that I wasnt humming - I spent my week’s vacation having a massive sinus infection andfeeling pretty ...
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• No One is Strong Enough to Handle Chronic Illness Alone

  
  The Daily Headache — Authority: 94
  “People cry, not because they’re weak. It’s because they’ve been strong too long.” The National Headache Foundation posted that on Facebook last week, right when I was wondering how much more I could possibly endure. I’d had five weeks of nearly perpetual migraine and I was well beyond the end of my ...
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• The Incurables: Webisode #1: Colitis

  
  Crohns Colitis IBD and IBS info — Authority: 128
  www.veria.com Marisa Marinelli was a 19 year old student and dancer of great vibrancy when she was first diagnosed with ulcerative colitis. But it was a macrobiotic diet, not medical treatment, that brought her health back on track. Watch The Incurables, Thurdsday nights at 9pm et/pt. Free! ...
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• Notes From The Infusion Room

  
  Blogs — Authority: 147
  The day wore on in silence and solitude. The only distractions were the images and ideas that played across my brains white screen of blankness. I imagined a life where I was just as sick but one in which I belonged to a family. I dreamt I had two children. These fantasies and dreams were seemingly involuntary but ...
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• Notes From The Infusion Room

  
  Blogs — Authority: 147
  The day wore on in silence and solitude. The only distractions were the images and ideas that played across my brains white screen of blankness. I imagined a life where I was just as sick but one in which I belonged to a family. I dreamt I had two children. These fantasies and dreams were seemingly involuntary but ...
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• What the wisest Americans would like us to know

  
  Midlife Crisis Queen: The Weblog — Authority: 411
  “ We are on the verge of losing an irreplaceable natural resource.   The inexorable process of human aging is depriving us of one of the most extraordinary groups of human beings that has ever lived: America’s older generation. The last veteran of World War I has died; those of World War II are now in their ...
  2 weeks ago

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