Showing posts with label Getting To Know Yourself. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Getting To Know Yourself. Show all posts

Friday, August 29, 2014

Getting To Know Yourself Beyond Illness - Part 3 - Personal Interests


It’s easy to lose ourselves in our various illnesses.  So it’s important to be reminded from time to time that you are a person, not an illness.  You have a personality, interests, likes, dislikes, opinions, obligations, and responsibilities.  So every now and then I plan to provide some questions that are designed to help us get reacquainted with ourselves gradually.  (You can see part one – for the external basics and part 2 for your food preferences and abilities.)  

Saturday, August 9, 2014

Getting To Know Yourself Beyond Illness - Part 4 - Entertainment



It’s easy to lose ourselves in our various illnesses.  So it’s important to be reminded from time to time that you are a person, not an illness.  You have a personality, interests, likes, dislikes, opinions, obligations, and responsibilities.  So every now and then I plan to provide some questions that are designed to help us get reacquainted with ourselves gradually.  (You can see part one – for the external basics and part 2 for your food preferences and abilities.)  
 
Keep in mind:
Periodically you may want to change your answers as you know yourself better or your tastes change.  That is a good thing.

Sunday, March 2, 2014

Coping With Chronic Illness - Getting to Know Myself - Part 2 - My Food

It’s easy to lose ourselves in our various illnesses.  So it’s important to be reminded from time to time that you are a person, not an illness.  You have a personality, interests, likes, dislikes, opinions, obligations, and responsibilities.  So every now and then I plan to provide some questions designed to help us get reacquainted with ourselves gradually.  Here is the second set.

Sunday, February 23, 2014

Coping With Chronic Illness - Getting To Know Myself - Part 1 - The Outside Me

Chronic Illness.  Getting to Know Yourself.


I became ill at a very young age.  As the years went by the lines between me and my illness started to blur.  And at some point I realized that I was mixing the two.