Nagging
pain and our sixth sense, are you in touch with your body? Do you listen when
your body talks?
A
sampling of topics found in Broken
Body, Wounded Spirit: Balancing the See-Saw of Chronic Pain, Spring Devotions
- Listen to what our body has to say.
- Identify new activities, medication, food, or disrupted sleep pattern that could be contributing to our pain.
- Surrender to our sixth sense.
- Know the “yeast beast”.
- SAM-e?
- Sort the mail of our mind.
- Identify and pay attention to perpetuating factors.
- Keep our candles burning?
- Know our body and mind stress signs.
- Surrender is not an option.
- Hellerwork?
- Kindness is an antidepressant.
- Medication safety and reporting.
- Plan-Implement-reevaluate.
- Watch out for steep drop-offs.
- … and much more.
"This, the last of Celeste and Jeff's
four seasonal devotions books, may just be the best of all. From its practical
suggestions to its inspirational quotes and photos, Spring
Devotions offers chronic pain sufferers daily bite-sized, easily
digestible tidbits that educate, encourage and empower us to take control of
our health and our lives. And as someone who likes to jot down personal
thoughts in my devotionals, I especially appreciate the extra space for notes.
All in all, Broken Body, Wounded Spirit…: Spring Devotions is a
valuable asset for anyone living with chronic pain."
~Karen
Lee Richards, Editor-in-Chief, Pro Health
Balancing Chronic Pain in Spring |
I thank our readers. It is through your encouragement that I am
sustained and lifted up daily. Every time I read a particular quote, a comment from you, a research article
or advocacy piece, I think of you!
In healing,,Celeste
"Adversity is
only an obstacle if we fail to see opportunity."
~ • ~ • ~ • ~ • ~ • ~
Celeste Cooper, RN
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