Archive for November, 2010
Chronic illness adds complexity to even a normal life experience, like a job interview. In fact, most people find it a nerve-wracking experience. But when you have health issues that impact how you do your job, a seemingly harmless question can make you squirm. But you can be prepared and minimize the unexpected. I [...]
Who would argue that that exercise makes you healthier? This seems obvious, especially if you live with chronic illness. So, too, there aren’t many who would say that smoking is not harmful to your health (other than tobacco executives)? Yet, most smokers say that they’ve tried to stop but can’t. And I’ve heard many people [...]
A football game can teach us a lot about patience and small successes. I’m not a fan but family members are. Watching a game recently, I saw a bunch of guys running around who looked like they didn’t have a clue about what was going on. But I was wrong. They had a very clear [...]
