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01:04The Steps to Coping With Illness- Series
Join Chri Russo and I as we are on the third series of the Steps to Coping with Illness. Today's topic of dicussion the reality of what others see about your illness.
Tags: chronic illness coping skills series self help wellness
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01:05
The Steps to Coping with Illness-Series
Join Cheri Russo and I on the series The Steps to Coping with Illness. Today's topic will be grieving. Learn the 5 steps to grieving and we each will give you a different perspecitive on those steps.
Tags: self help grieving series chronic illness coping skills
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00:49
The Steps to Coping With Illness- Series
Some is wrong! What do I do? This is the first topic of our Steps to Coping with Illness series. This series will air Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 1 CST with Trish Frederick and Cheri Russo. Get the nuts and bolts to be proactive about your health. Wednesday the Step to Coping with Illness will be the grieving process.
Tags: Coping with Illness health self help series Proactive health
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The Steps to Coping With Illness- Series
Join Cheri Russo and I as we move on to the fourth part of our series. The topic of discussion will quick pick me ups to motivate you with your illness.
Tags: self help motivation chronic illness inspiration coping skills
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00:36
The Steps to Coping With Illness- Series
Join Cheri Russo and I as we move with our series on The Steps to Coping with Ilness. Today's topic of discussion will be the pro's and con's of making our lives simple, and what to do to get out of the rut.
Tags: chronic illness coping skills pros and cons health motivation
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00:41
The Steps to Coping With Illness- Series
I am joined today with Cheri Russo and today we are talking about medication side effects verses illness side effects. This is a show you don't want to miss and it will also help you better understand your body along with to moderate what medications are really helping you.
Tags: chronic illness self help series coping skills medication side effects
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Round Table Talk on the Steps to Coping with Illness
Join our group at the round table discussion about the Steps of Coping with Illness that was discussed this week. Cheri Russo and I decided at the last minute to do this series and we want to inform others what was discussed and do a round table discussion.
Tags: round table discussion self help motivation chronic illness coping skills
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Saturday Madness: Living With Mental Illness
May is Mental Illness Awareness Month. This is a chance to talk to those who live with a loved one who is battling with mental illness. We know that living with depression, bipolar disorder, or any other type of mental illness is emotionally and even physically draining for the person who is diagnosed. But what about the impact that these disorders have on your spouse? Parents? Children? How do loved ones cope with the ups and downs and meet their own emotional needs as well as supporting the loved one who is ill? Don't miss this edition of Saturday Madness as J'Wan Yvette delves into a subject that many are afraid to talk about.
Resources: National Alliance on Mental Illness - www.nami.org
Mental Health America - nmha.org
Tags: mental illness May is Mental Illness Awareness Month loved ones family love coping parents children spouses
by jwanyvette1 in Relationships
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00:42
Mental Illness, By Linda Baron Katz
Linda Naomi Katz born on March 21, 1969, by the name of Linda Naomi Baron, raised as a modern orthodox Jew, where mental illness became a factor throughout her life. It had started with her mother when she was in the fifth grade. Her mother had suffered a nervous breakdown and was diagnosed with acute depression. This gave Linda and her family a huge amount of stress. As she was growing up into adulthood, her mother's illness affected her in ways that she too would become a depressed person. Linda had difficulties making friends, developing positive relationships, and maintaining employment. After she graduated college, she also suffered from a mental illness and was diagnosed with bipolar disorder.
Through the years she was faced with challenges that were difficult to overcome, but worked hard to achieve recovery. As part of her recovery from mental illness, she became active and volunteered for a variety of mental health organizations. Linda became a member of NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness or formerly called National Alliance for the Mentally Ill) and published articles about her life in New York City Voices, a newspaper for people with mental illness to share their personal recovery stories. Both of these agencies helped fight against stigma and other issues pertaining to mental illness. Soon after, Linda found employment working for agencies that help others with mental illness reach their goals and dreams. Today, Linda is happily married, an author who has published a book titled Surviving Mental Illness, My Story which won a Silver Medal Award by Readers Favorite for best non-fiction/autobiography and came in First Place and won the Life Journeys Award for best memoir/biography from Readers Views. Through this book she describes all of her challenges that she dealt with while having a mental illness and how she found her way back towards establishing a wellness by staying mentally and physically strong.
Tags: Mental Illness Linda Baron Katz Healing Bi Polar Recovery
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A Child's Rare and Undiagnosed Illness: A Mother's Journey
For most of us, when we go to the doctor with symptoms, we are diagnosed and treated. Imagine going to the doctor and being told there were no answers as to why the symptoms were occurring. Then imagine, this is your child and all the specialists referred to have no answers. What if you were told this was a rare illness and no one knew how to diagnosis it? What would you do?
This is the story Heather Long is going to talk about on this week's show. One of Heather Long’s three children (Cal) passed away in 2006 at five years old to an undiagnosed disease. Heather was told that her son’s death was likely caused by a very rare metabolic disease, and she has since focused her energies on being an advocate for patients suffering from undiagnosed and rare diseases.
In 2008, Heather co-founded a nonprofit organization, U.R. Our Hope., that assists individuals and families who are on the journey of finding a diagnosis or are navigating through the health care system after a rare diagnosis. In 2011, Heather co-authored H.R. 2671- The CAL Undiagnosed Diseases Research and Collaboration Network Act, which was proposed in the 112th Congress and is scheduled to be re-introduced during the current 113th session. And recently, Heather proudly joined the Global Genes Advocacy Leadership Group.Tags: undiagnosed rare illness healthcare advocate chidlren
by Healthcare Whisperer in Health
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02:54
Coping with grief and the loss of a love one
Dealing with grief and loss is something most people have to do sometime in their lives. Grief is a natural response to the loss of someone or something very dear to us. Losses that may lead to grief include the death or separation of a loved one, loss of a job, death or loss of a beloved pet, or any number of other changes in life such as divorce, becoming an "empty nester," or retirement. Anyone can experience grief and loss, but each person is unique in how he or she copes with these feelings. Some responses are healthy coping mechanisms, while others may hinder the grieving process. The acknowledgment of grief, time, and support facilitate the grieving process, allowing an opportunity for a person to appropriately mourn a loss and then heal.
Today Andre Ogburn and Kimberley Hart will discuss some of the coping mechanisms and help those who are grieving a lot or slipping into depression. Tune in today show and all are welcome to share some of your experience just reach out to the host at 646-716-6296. You can also write to Kimberley Hart at heart2hart@dreoradio.com
Tags: Coping with grief Kimberley Hart Bereavement Death and Life Depression
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Dementia Care: Best Coping Strategies
Claire Day, our dementia care expert, joins Denise for their monthly discussion on Your Caregiving Journey talk show. Claire will share her best coping strategies for family caregivers of individuals with dementia.
Tags: dementia care claire day alzheimers caring for individuals with dementia coping with caregiving stress
by Denise Brown in Caregiving
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