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If you have a spinal cord injury, autonomic dysreflexia is most likely to kill you more than any other complication! learn more in this episode... https://lnkd.in/dVGkuHRx

In this episode of the Recovery Daily Podcast, I share my recent experience visiting a stroke specialist in Washington, DC. The specialist provided significant insights into my stroke recovery, including the possibility that I might have had a second stroke last year as we'd suspected. I discuss her recommendations, including continuing my daily vestibular exercises and the best self-care to prevent another stroke, such as maintaining a Mediterranean diet, starting back on a low dose of cholesterol medication, and staying physically active the best I can with the symptoms I struggle with. Beyond the medical update, I share the emotional aftermath of such appointments—the feelings of hopelessness and depression that typically follow and why. I reflect on how engaging in hobbies and crafts helps me cope and the importance of holding onto hope, even in the most challenging times. I share a powerful reminder from my morning meeting: making good use of your sufferings to help others gives purpose to your pain. Join me as I explore how to find hope and purpose in the midst of health challenges and how to use our experiences to support and uplift others in any recovery community. Listen wherever you get your podcasts⁠ and YouTube! https://lnkd.in/eFDt452A Thank you for listening! Visit me at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠recoverydailypodcast.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ or email me at ⁠⁠rachel@recoverydailypodcast.com⁠⁠. #strokerecovery #chronicpain #vestibulartherapy #hope #resilience #recoveryjourney #HealthAndWellness #hopeful #mentalhealth #stroke #strokesurvivor #vestibulardisorder #vestibular

Let's break down the difference between pain required for personal growth and unnecessary suffering in the latest episode of #TheHappyScientist Live so you can draw the line at what's healthy. Watch Now → https://buff.ly/3NrzBZX

Find out how Jo Ann Glim is helping stroke survivors, stroke groups, medical professionals, and anyone who wants to understand the long road to recovery on #SearchandReplace.

COMMUNICATING ABOUT OSTEOARTHRITIS   The way we communicate our story of living with #osteoarthritis matters. Find out some tips for telling your story. Learn more on this week's episode with @ProfDavidHunter and Dr Samantha Bunzli Check out the full episode here https://lnkd.in/gAyrRpCx

Want to learn more about Third Mobile Window Syndrome? Abbie Ross, PT, DPT, NCS and I had the pleasure of sitting down with Gerard Gianoli to do just that! For some great takeaways… give our episode a listen.

It's important to be exposed what you don't know! When a patient's presentation doesn't fit a pattern you can treat, recognizing symptoms of some of the less common conditions and making referral to the appropriate specialist saves the patient time and money so they don't fall through the cracks or get passed through the system. The Talk Dizzy To Me podcasts are a great way to learn!

Listen to our Headpods series to learn more about the diverse experiences of people affected by brain injury

As mountaineers, it's important that we understand altitude-related illnesses like high-altitude cerebral edema. Knowing the symptoms can keep you and your partners alive. In this insightful podcast snippet from 'Finding Elevation: Conversations Beyond the Mountain,' Dr. Tracee Metcalfe delves into the critical symptoms of HACE, a medical emergency at high altitudes. Learn about the brain's response, treatment. Check out the new episode to train smart and climb prepared! #HACE #HighAltitudeSafety #MountainMedicine #EmergencyResponse#altitude #highaltitudemountaineering #mountainmedicine #mountaineering #climbsmart #trainsmartclimbprepared

Just stumbled upon an eye-opening podcast episode on Jay Shetty's "ON PURPOSE" featuring the brilliant Dr. Gabor Maté! He explores the profound tie between unhealed trauma and physical diseases. Dr. Maté emphasises that it's not just external events but our internal response to them that defines trauma. "In my definition, it’s not what happens to you externally that defines the trauma but what happens internally to you as a result of it." - Dr. Gabor Maté He sheds light on the impact of emotional stress, revealing it as a major contributor to various physical illnesses, ranging from cancer to autoimmune conditions and other chronic diseases. Read Full Article Here: https://bit.ly/3TjXzZR Follow us for Daily Stories in the Medical Space #MindBodyConnection #HealingJourney #BreakFreeFromThePast #EmotionalWellbeing #HolisticHealth #MentalHealthMatters #SelfDiscovery #SelfLoveJourney #InnerStrength #PositiveTransformation #PersonalGrowth #MindfulnessPractice #EmpowerYourself #OvercomeObstacles #HealingProcess #MindsetShift #SelfAwareness #TraumaHealing #HealingJourney #SelfCompassion #SelfEmpowerment #StrengthInHealing #RecoveryJourney #HealingTogether