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🔗 Professional Insight: Managing Emotional Health During Medical Challenges In our latest blog, we address an often-overlooked aspect of health issues—the emotional grief that patients and caregivers endure. This comprehensive guide provides thoughtful strategies to help individuals and professionals alike manage these challenging emotions effectively. Whether you're facing personal health challenges or supporting someone who is, understanding the emotional landscape can profoundly impact recovery and care. 🌱 Discover more on our website: Engage with us in the comments or via email at info@shamalatan.com for professional collaborations or insights. #InnerParenting #ConsciousnessWork #Healthcare

💡 Chronic illness doesn’t just change your health—it can change your relationships in ways you never expected. 💡 When someone is diagnosed with a chronic disease, the emotional and physical toll can impact every connection in their life. Whether it's the guilt of feeling like a burden, the fear and anxiety loved ones experience, or the frustration that comes with shifting responsibilities, relationships often face new challenges. But here's the truth: you don’t have to face these changes alone. By embracing open communication, fostering understanding, and seeking the right support, relationships can not only survive but thrive, even in the face of chronic illness. At Curo Care, we’re here to help you navigate these difficult times—offering expert coaching to ensure you and your loved ones stay connected and resilient. #ChronicIllness #RelationshipSupport #CuroCare #EmotionalWellbeing #ChronicDisease #FamilyHealth #HealthAndRelationships Curious to learn more about managing the impact of chronic illness on your relationships? Read our full article below to discover practical strategies and support. 👉

🔗 Professional Insight: Managing Emotional Health During Medical Challenges In our latest blog, we address an often-overlooked aspect of health issues—the emotional grief that patients and caregivers endure. This comprehensive guide provides thoughtful strategies to help individuals and professionals alike manage these challenging emotions effectively. Whether you're facing personal health challenges or supporting someone who is, understanding the emotional landscape can profoundly impact recovery and care. 🌱 Discover more on our website: Engage with us in the comments or via email at info@shamalatan.com for professional collaborations or insights. #InnerParenting #ConsciousnessWork #Healthcare

World Suicide Prevention Day is a powerful reminder that every life is worth saving. It's a day to break the silence, shatter the stigma, and take action to prevent the tragedy of suicide. By raising awareness, starting conversations, and offering unwavering support, we can bring hope to those who are struggling. Remember, reaching out and showing that you care can be the lifeline someone needs. Let's stand together and make a difference—because every life matters. #WorldSuicidePreventionDay #MentalHealth #ReachOut #rela #health #healthcare

Suicide, A Public Health Crisis: Prevention AwarenessA Message from IFM CEO, Amy R. Mack, MSES/MPA Follow me for more #lifestylemedicine advice and programs to make a real change in your life! 💪 https://lnkd.in/ewcYvR8U #bodyheartandsoul #bodyheartsoul #drnanecheung #nutrigenomic

Understanding chronic illnesses isn't just about the medical side; it's about the everyday reality for those affected. Chronic illnesses can change how a person lives, works, and enjoys life. They might need regular treatment and have to deal with the emotional toll, too. Recognizing the struggle is key to starting. Then, finding support and resources can make a huge difference. TrueHealing.health is here to guide you with natural recovery methods and a caring community. Contact us for personalized health-coaching and take a step towards a more supported healing journey. https://lnkd.in/eunEshk3 #ChronicIllness #HolisticHealth #NaturalRecovery #truehealing #hope #holistic_healing

Taking care of your #mentalhealth is equally as important as taking care of your physical health. In my latest blog, I addressed the crisis of loneliness and isolation, an issue that prevails across the entire nation. Please be reminded that there are many resources here in our community available to you and your loved ones during challenging times. #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth

I had a huge panic attack in the midst of the COVID nightmare. You might laugh (I do now), but I thought I was dying. My heart felt like exploding, and my brain was very clear on the fact that something TERRIBLE was happening to me. I saw myself in the mirror looking for clear signs of... something, but all seemed apparently normal, deepening my confusion. I needed answers, so I started wondering: Am I drugged by something in the food I ordered? Am I food poisoned? Or is it that I reached a certain age (I was then 32), when this ‘little’ problems start to come up as nice surprises with no warning? Or did I have a warning that I completely ignored, thanks to the fact that just thinking about going to a hospital terrified me just as much as the possibility of being sick? I had no idea, but everything was coming to my mind simultaneously, leaving no room for me to think that maybe this was just a huge dose of accumulated, poorly managed, and unprocessed… fear. I called a friend asking for help, and he told me very calmly that the healthcare company I was with had added a telehealth option to their app, where I could have an emergency call with a doctor who would suggest the best course of action according to a triage. He was so calm that I wanted to kill him: I'm dying, don't you see?! I downloaded the app (in such state I honestly don’t know how I did it), and, sure enough, got to see a doctor. Even calmer than my friend, he asked me some questions and determined I was not dying: - Are you sure this is not a stroke or a heart attack or both at the same time??? - No. You just need to breath and it’ll go away. That's the most stupid I've felt in my life: from dying to... siéntese señora. This days I'm working on a #research focusing on understanding #ValueBasedCare, especially #CareCoordination. A huge part of this is how you are treated in and out of a healthcare facility. After the small, tiny glimpse of desperation and vulnerability I went through and experiencing firsthand the importance of being able to access health from home, Im starting to grasp the complexities of what life is for a person with chronic illness, disability, or impairment. The mountains they climb daily throughout the health systems for a better quality of life are really challenging. This is why I love being involved in this project. I get to understand in great detail what others are going through. And having the possibility of designing from the inside, making good use of all this valuable information to improve the healthcare systems is… just… awesome. What about you? Have you gone through a medical situation where technology did or could have made your life easier? Do you know someone going through a tough healthcare journey that I can talk to? Is there a caregiver who would like to share their wisdom with me? Are you part of a startup trying to improve the lives of patients and caregivers? I'd love to hear you out ❤️ Thanks for listening.

Discover the benefits of home care services for chronic illnesses, including personalized support, continuous monitoring, and emotional care. Learn more at Mindset Social Care Services.  #ChronicIllness  #HomeCare #PersonalizedSupport.

Losing someone to suicide can come with many unanswered questions and conflicting feelings. #InternationalSurvivorsOfSuicideLossDay is a time for people who have lost someone to suicide to come together to find connection, understanding, and hope through shared experiences. Health care providers, you play an essential role in reminding your patients that they are not alone through their journey of grief and healing. Resources like 9-8-8 are available 24/7 if they or someone they know is thinking about suicide or grieving a suicide loss. https://ow.ly/KMrs50UehTG