I wanted to share a bit about my journey with (RLS) and (CRPS). It’s been quite the ride, but I’ve learned a lot along the way. Read more on RLS and CRPS.

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I wanted to share a bit about my journey with (RLS) and (CRPS). It’s been quite the ride, but I’ve learned a lot along the way. Read more on RLS and CRPS.
To manage chronic pain isn’t easy, but with these skills, you can make it a little bit easier. We are not destined to spend our lives miserable with our pain.
Chronic illness is pain that doesn’t go away and can last a long time.
When someone has a chronic illness, it doesn’t just affect them.
Exercising with chronic pain doesn’t have to be running a marathon or climbing Mount Everest. Find a balance of activity and improve your quality of life.
Depression isn’t just feeling down once in a while – it’s when sadness sticks around and makes it hard to enjoy life. You are strong and not alone.
I’m in pain 24/7. It’s not fun to feel this way, but I’ve learned something that helps me a lot. It’s called meditation. You can try meditation too!
A day in my life always includes pain. As a mum of two young, amazing girls, home schooling them while managing this relentless condition is a challenge.
By understanding what happens during a flare-up, adding useful coping strategies and by preparing a flare-up kit, you can get through these challenging times.
I am Bee and I have Complex Regional Pain Syndrome, (CRPS) I have had this since I was 10 and no one knows why I have it.
CRPS is a rare but serious condition
In a fast-paced world filled with constant demands and distractions, prioritising mindfulness and self-care is essential to a balanced life. Read more.
Being a mum with chronic pain means
I try to teach my children about life, but It’s actually my children who teach me what life is all about.
15 books you should read! Books from philosophy and cleaning to crime and chronic pain.
It was hard to pick, but these are my favourite books to read.
I suffer from CRPS (Complex Reginal Pain Syndrome) but it doesn’t matter what chronic pain condition you have, pacing still works regardless.
You are not alone!
This is a post on meditation for sleep and pain but in truth, you can use meditation for anything.
A lot of today’s lives can leave us feeling overwhelmed…