Advice of Anxiety | Diseasemaps

Tramadol

by Alan

Family & Friends

by Jesse

Being able to help out friends when they need advice makes me feel useful again.

by Susan Eskdale

physical exercise and gym

by Sheridan

I have the support of my parents and children, who have been amazing with their support when I am sick or in alot of pain. As being directly near me, and helping me with the everyday stuff I can't do. Their support helps me gets thru the really bad days,

by Kelly Kinsey

Getting out of a dead end marriage.

by Susan

Knowing my limits

by Danielle

I take my medications faithfully

by Michelle

Excedrine

by Tina

DETOXING

by Bullock

Support from my family

by Max

Rest whenever I need to

by Megan

Keeping negativity and negative people out of my life.

by Jennifer

My own research

by Lindsay

Trying every possible and existing treatment I can find and come up with

by Alice

People who understand

by Kerrie

My beautiful fur babies

by Terrihester

Long baths in warm water with Dr. Teal's Rosemary and Mint Epsom Salts, or Dr. Teal's Milk and Honey Epsom Salts.

by Rene Roberta Haynes

My ability to ignore family members who insist there's nothing wrong with me.

by Dani

Hope. Never giving up the hope for a cure, or that the tumors will continue to shrink from the chemo. Without hope, we have nothing.

by Brooklynn Bates

Essayez de bouger

by Sophie

Magnesium

by RowanWolf

Believe it or not, just accepting my illnesses has really helped

by CeliacValerie

Loosing weight helps immensely

by Tracie

A little excercise a few times a week

by Loriecarter

musica

by Missael

Stretching my muscles out several times a day

by Penny

Learning to curb my type-a personality.

by John

Animals

by Rara

knowing my blood panel and fixing the vitamins accordingly has helped immensely.

by Josette

Aprendi a não viver em função da doença

by Simone

I have applied for and the lawyer said I will get it but it is a long process. My medical help has not began yet and going to get help

by Becky

Volunteering with people with brain injuries as I can relate to them and feel like they understand me

by Jenny

Ice Packs

by Kyrsten

My family

by Melissa

Learning as much as possible about my illnesses so I can advocate for myself.

by Stephanie

Discovering and avoiding common triggers

by Michal

Staying positive and active even on the bad days.

by Teresa

Being back to normal and living a normal life..

by Laurie

Allowing myself to pace my activities and not beat myself up over things I can't do. This is an ongoing exercise as I do relapse and push myself to far

by Michelle

LDN

by ck1

Getting my vitamin levels checked and taking the vitamins I'm low on.

by Carley

Increasing self care including allowing myself to rest and meet my needs

by Kyra

Water. Less sugar in my drinks, more water!

by Emily

My personality - tenacity, compassion, positivity, knowledge seeking, volunteering for a charity

by Lucy

My piano and music

by Stephanie Briggs

Accepting the use of mobility aids (cane, wheelchair, etc)

by Haley

My acceptance in the fact that I have no true control over MS- only in how I allow myself to respond to it.

by Autumn

My fiancé has my back

by Crizzle

i have a security blanket

by Shona-Anne