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4 contributions to Chronic Illness Resilience
Quick Check In
What would make this a good week for you? One word is absolutely fine.
Quick Check In
1 like • 8d
staying optimistic
The affect of Music 🎶
In my worst times of chronic illness I often turned to songs to keep me going, I coined the phrase ‘ “Super Coping” I had: “D Ream - Things can only get better” played on repeat. Sort of a pattern interrupt to those thoughts that can often spiral when you’re struggling. As I learnt to manage a new me, and worked through various treatments, flares and in turn change of career (let’s face it, chronic illness brings into question many things about ourselves) I found a new song. Andra Day - Rise up The tune builds, the words are strong and the purpose is definitely “I can do this” 💪🏻 I’m just curious if music has featured in your super coping moments and indeed in your next chapter ?
3 likes • 8d
I can really relate to this! ❤️ All You Need Is Now by Duran Duran became my illness recovery theme, but there are so many other songs I could relate to different moments along the way. 🎶 It’s amazing how how a song can become an anchor, bringing us back to a moment when we needed something to hold on to. I've found that music has been my most powerful coping device! ❤️
What is one adaptation you’ve made that has improved your quality of life, even a little?
When we talk about adaptation, it’s easy to focus on the big changes. But often it’s the small adjustments that make the biggest difference over time. For example: •⁠ ⁠pacing differently •⁠ ⁠setting clearer boundaries •⁠ ⁠using reminders and notes for brain fog •⁠ ⁠scheduling rest before you need it •⁠ ⁠asking for help sooner •⁠ ⁠simplifying daily routines Many of these changes may seem small from the outside, but they can have a significant impact on how we experience everyday life. We’d love to hear: What’s one adaptation you’ve made that has genuinely helped, even if it seems minor? Your experience may give someone else an idea they haven’t considered.
1 like • 30d
I’ve learned how to work smarter and not always harder. Building a skill to the point it becomes and automated rhythm rather than something requiring an over extension of mental energy.
Day 4
What was your one step forward today?
2 likes • 30d
I was having a challenging day mentally. Probably bit off more than I can chew this past week. But I was able to take time out, reset and self regulate.
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