In order to know 'how' to rewire the brain to manage chronic pain, first we need to understand 'what' pain and neuroplasticity even are. Let’s take a closer look at their definitions and causations to begin with.
*Disclaimer: This post is sponsored by Pathways and
My Biggest Takeaway from Decades of Living with Chronic Illness
If there’s one advice I’d give as a person who’s lived with chronic illnesses for 20 years, it is this: don’t ignore your mental health, and find a good therapist to be part of your healthcare
*Note: This article was originally written for my monthly linkups, which I've archived as it was taking too much out of me. However, I've kept most of the posts written as I realise it's much like a diary with memories that make me nostalgic
My Responses to the “A Day in the Life” Linkup
These responses are part of the ‘Day in the Life’ linkup previously, which aimed to showcase people with different illnesses, and how they live their lives. The definition of ‘normal’ is always an intriguing topic to me, because there is
*Note: This article was originally written for my monthly linkups, which I've archived as it was taking too much out of me. However, I've kept most of the posts written as I realise it's much like a diary with memories that make me nostalgic
*Disclaimer: Whilst this post is sponsored by Age UK Mobility, all opinions expressed in this review are my own. This article is meant for educational purposes, and is based on my personal experiences as a patient. I am not a doctor, and nothing in this article should be substituted for
This article was first published on writersam.co.uk as a guest post.
What's the Purpose of Blogging About Chronic Illness?
Blogging about chronic illnesses can be hard work. For some, the exposure of their privacy or the intimacy of topics can be a deterrent. Others struggle with
*Note: This article was originally written for my monthly linkups, which I've archived as it was taking too much out of me. However, I've kept most of the posts written as I realise it's much like a diary with memories that make me nostalgic
A Reflections 3 Years Later on Why I Write
I wrote this article when I first started this blog. Reading it 3 years later simply reminds me of why I need to continue writing. If you're a chronic illness blogger yourself, I hope that this inspires you to
*Disclaimer: Whilst this post on useful home resources is kindly sponsored by Handicare Stairlifts, all opinions expressed in it are my own. This article is meant for educational purposes, and is based on my personal experiences as a patient. I am not a doctor, and nothing in this article should
A Quick Update 2 Years from When I First Wrote This Post
I wrote this post 2 years ago and to be honest, I don't really face any of these issues anymore, but only because I've been speaking up for myself with more confidence as time
An Introduction to Julia Métraux & This Guest Post on Body Dysmorphic Disorder (BDD)
Julia is passionate about writing and contributes to various online publications. She aims to raise awareness on rare diseases and mental health, and we're honoured to have her share her story about body dysmorphic
