Comments on: Stress: The “Root” of All Evil http://healthmattershow.com/stress-the-root-of-all-evil/ Fibro blog Chronic Fatigue blog How to heal Fibromyalgia and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome blog and podcast Sat, 04 Sep 2010 15:03:18 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Cinda Crawford http://healthmattershow.com/stress-the-root-of-all-evil/comment-page-1/#comment-73 Cinda Crawford Mon, 19 Jan 2009 15:28:12 +0000 http://healthmattershow.com/?p=192#comment-73 Laura, thanks so much for your input. Yes, the journey is different for all of us. So many people have not heard that healing is possible. Through you... through me... hopefully so many will get the message and begin to find "their" path to healing. I hope you visit often! Laura, thanks so much for your input. Yes, the journey is different for all of us. So many people have not heard that healing is possible. Through you… through me… hopefully so many will get the message and begin to find “their” path to healing.

I hope you visit often!

]]> By: laura http://healthmattershow.com/stress-the-root-of-all-evil/comment-page-1/#comment-72 laura Sun, 18 Jan 2009 20:30:42 +0000 http://healthmattershow.com/?p=192#comment-72 Hi Cinda, I love how your semi spelling mistake brought forth another (needed) topic on the chronic fatigue journey. It's really been all about the journey, in my life with CFS. I have always tried to concentrate on what was happening in the moment (at least in the early stages). When I had lived with CFS for awhile, I was able to look ahead a few days at a time. On my road map I found a lot of things that worked and didn't work for me. The things that didn't work were just as important to take note in my recovery, as the things that did. While I am living a recovered life - I have never forgotten what CFS has taught me. The most important being do what works for you. Just like how everyone has to live their life their own way - a recovery works exactly the same way. You provide a wonderful service- keep up the good work :) I will be visiting, whenever I feel the need for a little help. Laura Hi Cinda,

I love how your semi spelling mistake brought forth another (needed) topic on the chronic fatigue journey.

It’s really been all about the journey, in my life with CFS. I have always tried to concentrate on what was happening in the moment (at least in the early stages). When I had lived with CFS for awhile, I was able to look ahead a few days at a time.

On my road map I found a lot of things that worked and didn’t work for me. The things that didn’t work were just as important to take note in my recovery, as the things that did.

While I am living a recovered life – I have never forgotten what CFS has taught me. The most important being do what works for you. Just like how everyone has to live their life their own way – a recovery works exactly the same way.

You provide a wonderful service- keep up the good work :)

I will be visiting, whenever I feel the need for a little help.

Laura

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