Being mindful with others during COVID 19
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- Here are some helpful considerations for people who have friends or family members who have a chronic illness or if you are someone that has a chronic illness. Stay safe and be compassionate.
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Thanks Tanya love the idea of keeping unity and being wise it all 💗
I immediately called somone that came to mind. Thanks for the great tips.
Tanya, I just read your story in Country Living. Just wanted to let you know about the website (and there’s an app) called The Mighty! Try TheMighty.com or look for their app “The Mighty” on your smartphone. They are a community of people with rare conditions/diseases and they also concentrate a lot on mental health too. You can contribute and post stories or just read other people’s personal struggles.
I was born with mild Spastic Cerebral Palsy, but I was raised like a normal child and participated as a normal child in gym class etc. I just fell a lot and walked with a gait with my toes pointing inward.
But in my mid 20’s, I found out I had Arnold-Chiari Malformation and Syringomyelia. My life was thrown a major curveball and I had 3 surgeries in 2014 that were supposed to make me better. Instead, they tore my world apart!! And now, 2020 and I need to get surgery done again. I’m unsure how many as of yet. But luckily I do have a different neurosurgeon. Hopefully, he doesn’t ignore any signs and does well with me. My last neurosurgeon ignored my complaints and I ended up temporarily paralyzed, but have never gotten back to the old me before it happened.
I also struggle a lot with mental health problems, including depression, manias, borderline personality disorder, and past abuse from a narcissist husband.
This helped alot because I have someone in my house with a pre existing conditions and I'm always going to the grocery store and pharmacies (not smart idea but I go when needed) so thank you
I’m glad it was helpful to you!!
@@TanyatasticTalks it helps alot and alongside quarantined I decided to rev up my motorcycle in support of the nurses and people on the front lines
In my country everyone is selfish. When the first case of Coronavirus was confirmed in Peru everyone went crazy an emptied the supermarkets in less than an 1 hour as if they were preparing for a zoombie outbreak