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*sees the beautiful orange leaves*
*is stressed out because i’m not making the most of it, i don’t know what i’m supposed to do but they will be gone soon and i’m running out of time*
april fools you look cute everyday keep it up
Okay, so I have a treatment coming up, actually it’s more of a “training program” similar to pain management. It’s called “The Lightning Process”
I’ve been hesitant to talk about it before now because I know there is a lot of discourse in the spoonie community surrounding things like it. But I’m starting it tomorrow, so I thought it was time to talk about it.
It’s based in what is known of neuroplasticity and the brain-body connection, and is basically a three day course to help you begin to re-train your brain out of chronic-pain/fatigue/anxiety/depression etc. with the hope that your body will follow your brain. It’s run in countries all over the world. The idea that “it’s all in your head” is a big part of why a lot of chronically ill people are against it. But I’m not, I love studying neurology and I genuinely believe that this program will be the answer to my illness. I’ve seen it completely heal others before me.
But because it’s all about changing you’re brain I’m going to have to change up my routine, coping mechanisms and everything else, which means that I will most likely have to take a break from my blog. I don’t know how long I’ll be gone for, or if I’ll come back at all, which is heartbreaking for me, but I guess we’ll see.
It is possible that as I recover I will still want to document my journey here, and maybe even turn my blog into a positivity blog, but I really won’t know until I’ve actually started it.
So if you don’t see me active anymore I’m sorry. I’ll miss you guys a lot. And I hope I can come back soon.
OMG SPOTIFY IS CLEVER AF 😂
This curve is next level I’m screaming.
My joints go out more than I do
Okay, so I have a treatment coming up, actually it’s more of a “training program” similar to pain management. It’s called “The Lightning Process”
I’ve been hesitant to talk about it before now because I know there is a lot of discourse in the spoonie community surrounding things like it. But I’m starting it tomorrow, so I thought it was time to talk about it.
It’s based in what is known of neuroplasticity and the brain-body connection, and is basically a three day course to help you begin to re-train your brain out of chronic-pain/fatigue/anxiety/depression etc. with the hope that your body will follow your brain. It’s run in countries all over the world. The idea that “it’s all in your head” is a big part of why a lot of chronically ill people are against it. But I’m not, I love studying neurology and I genuinely believe that this program will be the answer to my illness. I’ve seen it completely heal others before me.
But because it’s all about changing you’re brain I’m going to have to change up my routine, coping mechanisms and everything else, which means that I will most likely have to take a break from my blog. I don’t know how long I’ll be gone for, or if I’ll come back at all, which is heartbreaking for me, but I guess we’ll see.
It is possible that as I recover I will still want to document my journey here, and maybe even turn my blog into a positivity blog, but I really won’t know until I’ve actually started it.
So if you don’t see me active anymore I’m sorry. I’ll miss you guys a lot. And I hope I can come back soon.
Schrodinger’s Nap: where you are both too tired to do things and awake enough to not fall asleep so you just lie in bed with your eyes closed suffering.
A productive day at work can be measured by how much battery I have left on my phone when I get home.
Blue and yellow make green. Sun and water make plants.
stop ! telling ! chronically ! ill ! people! “at least it’s not cancer”
you are not reassuring me, and I know many others feel the same way
you are making me feel invalidated, that my complaints are unjustified, that I can’t complain about my own illness bc ‘other people have it worse’
suffering doesn’t need to be compared
illnesses are different. they don’t need to and can’t be compared
and stop implying that we should be happy and content that it’s not something worse. it feels a lot like you’re trying to silence us
The Rock always keeps it real
Okay, so I have a treatment coming up, actually it’s more of a “training program” similar to pain management. It’s called “The Lightning Process”
I’ve been hesitant to talk about it before now because I know there is a lot of discourse in the spoonie community surrounding things like it. But I’m starting it tomorrow, so I thought it was time to talk about it.
It’s based in what is known of neuroplasticity and the brain-body connection, and is basically a three day course to help you begin to re-train your brain out of chronic-pain/fatigue/anxiety/depression etc. with the hope that your body will follow your brain. It’s run in countries all over the world. The idea that “it’s all in your head” is a big part of why a lot of chronically ill people are against it. But I’m not, I love studying neurology and I genuinely believe that this program will be the answer to my illness. I’ve seen it completely heal others before me.
But because it’s all about changing you’re brain I’m going to have to change up my routine, coping mechanisms and everything else, which means that I will most likely have to take a break from my blog. I don’t know how long I’ll be gone for, or if I’ll come back at all, which is heartbreaking for me, but I guess we’ll see.
It is possible that as I recover I will still want to document my journey here, and maybe even turn my blog into a positivity blog, but I really won’t know until I’ve actually started it.
So if you don’t see me active anymore I’m sorry. I’ll miss you guys a lot. And I hope I can come back soon.
Also, if y'all wanna stay up to date with what's happening in my life while I'm gone, I'm going to try to update my Instagram every day with what's happening ☺️
@hopeful.healing.hayley
Okay, so I have a treatment coming up, actually it's more of a "training program" similar to pain management. It's called "The Lightning Process" I've been hesitant to talk about it before now because I know there is a lot of discourse in the spoonie community surrounding things like it. But I'm starting it tomorrow, so I thought it was time to talk about it. It's based in what is known of neuroplasticity and the brain-body connection, and is basically a three day course to help you begin to re-train your brain out of chronic-pain/fatigue/anxiety/depression etc. with the hope that your body will follow your brain. It's run in countries all over the world. The idea that "it's all in your head" is a big part of why a lot of chronically ill people are against it. But I'm not, I love studying neurology and I genuinely believe that this program will be the answer to my illness. I've seen it completely heal others before me. But because it's all about changing you're brain I'm going to have to change up my routine, coping mechanisms and everything else, which means that I will most likely have to take a break from my blog. I don't know how long I'll be gone for, or if I'll come back at all, which is heartbreaking for me, but I guess we'll see. It is possible that as I recover I will still want to document my journey here, and maybe even turn my blog into a positivity blog, but I really won't know until I've actually started it. So if you don't see me active anymore I'm sorry. I'll miss you guys a lot. And I hope I can come back soon.
I HATE HORMONES
really? i liked her i felt she had an important part in harry potter
I’ve been having bad days and drawing this helped me remember things.
I hope it helps you, too.
My friend the other day, one that I had very strong feelings for for avert long time, was asking me about my pain, my medication and my experiences the other night. He was angry for me that I can't access the pain relief that I require, and he told me how proud he, and how impressed he is by me for fighting the fights that I do every day. His encouragement was exactly what I needed to make it through another night of painsomnia.
Patronize these kids at your own risk.
