Dealing with a terminal illness results with a lot of "baggage" may I say, another way of saying ill feelings and depression. Depression suddenly becomes the major killer in one's life over and above their terminal illness. There are many options available as mentioned in our previous post but one of the trusted, and un-trusted … Continue reading What is hypnotherapy and does it work?
There is more than one type of depression. Dealing with depression can be a daunting task, using hypnotherapy, medication, sedatives (natural and synthetic), counseling and much more. Straight to the point: Fatigue - Periods of unrest where your body reaches its burnout state regardless of whether you are taking it easy or not. You feel … Continue reading A brief summary of signs that you could be depressed
As a Renal Failure and Nephrotic patient, there are a lot of exceptions when it comes to a good diet to keep your health in check. Quick one's for those who do not want to read the full article include: Low Sodium Low Glucose/Sugar Less Fatty Foods Artificial Flavourants Lots of Water So those … Continue reading Renal Failure Diet (What and What not to consume)
Each and every one of us has challenges in life. We shall call it abnormalities. Wikipedia defines it as "an abnormal feature, characteristic, or occurrence." Now, this can refer to any of our situations, traits or up to the people and their personalities that we have to deal with. Living with abnormalities (Be it physical, … Continue reading The Abnormalities of life itself
In this article, we talk further on our previous article the 360 Degree Way of Life. The 360 Degree Life is the lifestyle of many. The rat race as it's commonly known as affects the majority of the population, working-class population. Have a 9 to 5 job, have 2.3 kids, have a bond with a … Continue reading 360 Degree Life – Continued
Living with a terminal illness can be frightening, especially not knowing whether your condition will deteriorate or get any better. But there are some advantages, if I may call it that, starting off with the outlook on life. Living with a terminal illness immediately teaches you to value and appreciate life much more than before … Continue reading 10 Tips to deal with or accept a terminal illness. (For victims and loved ones)
One thing I have noticed as terminal ill or living a lifestyle that does not fit into the so-called "normal" norms of life, is that people will assume their words are harmless but in fact, it is the total opposite. When it comes to illnesses, many people joke and find it quite humorous. As the … Continue reading Dealing with uneducated remarks.
So as we take a break from the weekly posts, I have asked my sister in law to give me a topic for today. She has chosen: The Analogy of a 360 degree life. So it was first compared to a Ferris Wheel, where no matter which position you start at you will always end … Continue reading The 360 Degree Life
Sociologist Robert K. Merton, the name you should remember next time you use the term "role model". Many of you either are or have a role model in your life. A role model is someone that has qualities that you wish to someday have and the psychology behind a role model is that you wish … Continue reading Benefits of having a Role Model
Failure is a common, a really common thing in life. Failure is easily felt, even in situations where it isn't applicable. For example, you get 89% in a test and you feel you are a failure because you couldn't score that extra one percent to make it 90%. Failure is a great cause of depression … Continue reading How to cope with failure
