Tag: chronic pain
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CAG Repeats – HD Walk
The writer reflects on family gathering, expressing gratitude for support of Huntington Society. They share a creative team t-shirt idea for a walk fundraiser, and embrace progress despite health challenges.
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A Memorable Past
A memorable past My life prior to this was busy. As my neighbor would describe it, there was never a time when I wasn’t in the car with or without kids in tow…mostly in tow, driving them to their activities. Sometimes when my husband and I worked shifts we even played the single parent…
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Hello? Pain??
This content explores the fluctuating experiences of living with chronic pain and the challenges of pacing physical activities. It emphasizes the unpredictable nature of pain and the need for self-care and adaptation.
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“Normal” People
The narrator addresses judgmental onlookers, highlighting their hidden health struggles and the impact of judgment. They emphasize the need for empathy and understanding, urging others to refrain from quick conclusions and criticism.
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I now Pronounce you … Mr & Mrs Guilt
The blog discusses the burden of caregiving and the guilt it brings. The author’s husband sacrifices his well-being to care for her, causing guilt and stress for both. They struggle with asking for and accepting help.
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Eyes of Judgement and Stress
The author explores the relationship between stress and pain, sharing their journey of self-discovery through mindfulness, therapy, and managing workplace judgment. Stress and pain are deeply intertwined, affecting personal well-being and work life.
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Recovery … and Guilt!
The author reflects on a period of recovery, revealing physical limitations and the impact on daily life. They express relief and hope as a long-considered plan to move into a more manageable home comes to fruition.
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Self Care
This journal documents the author’s journey with unconventional pain relief methods such as nerve blocks, chiropractic care, and physiotherapy. They stress the importance of self-advocacy in healthcare and urge others to try alternative modalities before dismissing them.
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Listen to DA body!!!
Listening to the body makes you aware of how things are going and if there are any “flare ups”. It helps you learn what is manageable.
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Mr. Strong And Silent
The author deals with intense emotions, uncertainty, and medical tests for Huntington’s disease. Support from loved ones and determination emerge as key themes in facing challenges ahead.
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