coping

  1. Midnattsol

    Diabetes Distress and Associations With Demographic and Clinical Variables: A Registry Study of Adults With T1 Diabetes in Norway, 2023, Hernar et al

    Full title: Diabetes Distress and Associations With Demographic and Clinical Variables: A Nationwide Population-Based Registry Study of 10,186 Adults With Type 1 Diabetes in Norway Abstract: OBJECTIVE To estimate diabetes distress prevalence and associations with demographic and clinical...
  2. BenWesty

    Open An investigation into the associations between perfectionism, anxiety and fatigue in people living with ME/CFS, 2024, Westwood

    Hi, my name is Ben Westwood and I'm an undergraduate psychology student at The University of Worcester in the UK. This is the link to my final year research project: https://ucw.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/8svdjgru5x-11 Having spent most of my twenties living with ME/CFS and subsequently developing...
  3. leokitten

    Do Nothing: How To Break Away From Overworking, Overdoing, and Underliving

    Do Nothing: How To Break Away From Overworking, Overdoing, and Underliving by Celeste Headlee https://celesteheadlee.com/do-nothing-book/
  4. InitialConditions

    [Blog] How Singer-Songwriter John Prine Helped Me Accept A Life of Illness

    This is a beautiful piece about becoming chronically ill, learning to cope under the extreme burden, and accepting a new reality. It was written over the course of a year by Matt Lazell-Fairman, who has ME, and whom I know through his wife Katie. Matt is also the son of Mary Dimmock, who now...
  5. Wyva

    Specifics of chronic fatigue syndrome coping strategies identified in a French flash survey during the COVID‐19 containment, 2021, Moncorps et al

    Abstract The COVID‐19 pandemic has focused health systems on supporting patients affected by this virus. Meanwhile in the community, many other contained patients could only use self‐care strategies, especially in countries that have set up a long and strict containment such as France. The...
  6. leokitten

    Why is an ordinary life not good enough anymore? — Alain de Botton

    Relevant to ME too and how we can perceive ourselves after loss due to this illness and how we can be negatively perceived by others.
  7. Nixxy

    Opinions requested: strugglecare

    Soo I wasn’t quite sure where to post this, but I figured here was the most appropriate? https://www.strugglecare.com/ this website was advised to me to use. What do you think about it? I’m not sure how I feel about it.
  8. A

    Adapting without making myself worse

    Like so many here I have really horrible fatigue that doesn't improve with rest, eating, sleep etc. I am ridiculously stubborn...I've had to be. I really do not want to become competely helpless and imprisoned by the fatigue, but doing what I've been doing for what seems like forever isn't...
  9. Snow Leopard

    How do you cope with spreading yourself thin? :-(

    For a long time, I've felt quite frustrated with competing interests, the many things that I'd like to do, but lack of physical capacity and concentration to do them. Now I generally consider myself a good problem solver, and hence doubly frustrated as to why I still don't have a solution to...
  10. FicaR94

    Patience

    I believe patience is one of the most important character traits, especially for us. How can we work on improving the patience for getting better even when we feel extremely ill?
  11. Dechi

    Using adrenalin/epinephrine as a crutch ?

    For the first time since falling ill many years ago, I think I made a connection between an event and feeling better. The last months have been difficult and I was stuck at home most of the time, only going out to make errands once or twice a week. This week, after intense intellectual...
  12. TigerLilea

    Blog - What's Wrong with Me? by Meghan O'Rourke

    This isn't about ME/CFS, but autoimmune disorders, however, it will resonate with anyone living with ME. It's a bit of a long read, but well worth looking at. For to entire blog go to: http://tiny.cc/4t7uhz
  13. ME/CFS Skeptic

    Facing up to Mental Health Challenges by Russell Fleming of the MEA 11/07/2019

    A powerful article by Russell Fleming, the Content Manager of the ME Association. It's about mental health issues due to ME/CFS and how to cope with it. https://www.meassociation.org.uk/2019/07/facing-up-to-mental-health-challenges-11-july-2019/
  14. Dechi

    Relief - how temporary ?

    i wasn’t sure where to put this. Please move it if necessary. I’m sure this happens to others as well. After being pretty much crashed and useless for 2-3 weeks, I am having a good week. I started this project to give me something to do while being stuck at home and it made my adrenalin high...
  15. hellytheelephant

    THE CHRONIC ELEPHANT BLOG: MINDFULNESS FOR HEALTH COURSE

    Hello all! I have just started Breathworks Mindfulness for Health online meditation course. The cost is £55, and the commitment is to doing 2x 10 minute guided meditations daily, most days. https://www.breathworks-mindfulness.org.uk/online-courses/mindfulness-for-health-online As some of you...
  16. Hell..hath..no..fury...

    How to deal with Unexpected stresses

    Its 11pm, i’m sitting in hospital waiting room. My partner came round to mine at 9.30 to use my heart monitoring equipment as he has Wolf Parkinson White Syndrome and he was tachycardic. He’s usually okay but they’ll need to keep a check on him in case they need to shock him. I rang the...
  17. Forestvon

    Coping with Christmas - start in Sept

    There are collected tips on coping with Christmas here. Shopping page links not updated as people use google so much now. Start in Sept though January a good time to get cards, wrapping stuff etc - bit late for this year though! http://www.mechat.co.uk/db/tips.htm#Coping I have started my...
  18. S

    ME Warriors on Marco Polo - Support for myalgic encephalomyelitis

    Just providing the link for interest - not recommending either way
  19. Samuel

    Book for smart people who have neuroimmune diseases

    @Hutan suggested i post this as a thread in this forum. i first mentioned it in an autism vs. m.e. thread. from memory, the book covers self-help for smart people, research questions, observations, interviews, lists of resources, misopathy, etc. [LINK=amazon]B00MNR7AI8[/MEDIA] ...
  20. Sue Klaus

    Anger.

    Anger that burns white hot. Gaslighting does that to me. Im going to keep some info here for future reference. So here is info on UNUM. Unum Group is headquartered in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Through its three operating segments — Unum US, Unum UKand Colonial Life — the company is a leading...
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