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Listen to this episode with Adam who gets your brain thinking, we chat about the mind, our mindsets with chronic disease and the deep dark stuff about the world. Adam has his own story suffering with addiction, and chronic pain and how his mindset was something that innately changed his life.
Be sure to connect with him and watch what he is doing at https://thementalmasteryalliance.com and connect with him on Instagram @thementalmasteryalliance
Tom updates us with his progress from his stem cell treatment over a year and a half ago and he still has not had a cluster headache in that time! But, he has some VERY exciting news to share with us! Listen to the podcast to find out!
To recap, Tom has what's known as "the Worlds most painful disease" #TrigeminalCephalalgiaNeuralgia also known as Cluster Headaches, or the suicide disease. 😲
This lovely afro-Latina is fighting for #Adenomyosis awareness and research. Shamitris dealt with countless doctor visits, many of them disregarding her telling her it is all in her head! We all know when we feel pain, we're not making it up -- it is real. She finds relief now with CBD, holistic treatments like Acupuncture and more. She also writes about her journey to raise awareness and understanding towards Adenomyosis to ultimately help other Adeno-warriors out there. Check out her website: https://www.mypeachfuzz.com
and connect with her on Instagram: @mypeachfuzzblog
Dr. Lynn Rogers is the former Director of the Neuralplasticity Laboratory at the Shirley Ryan AbilityLab and a former dominant athlete, completing multiple Iron Man races and more, but in July of 2017, she went from Ironman ready to paralyzed. She has been diagnosed with Chronic Inflammatory Demyelinating Polyneuropathy (CIDP), where she could spend months in the hospital repeatedly making progress and then relapsing. Her body attacks its own nervous system, eating away the nerves coating and damaging the nerves themselves. Her journey is a bit of a rollercoaster, and she is looking to do more aggressive treatment, contact her:
Insta: Lynnrogers2008
and follow her journey on her website: lynnrogers.squarespace.com
Dr. Ternes has a background in Physical Therapy and he is passionate about helping every patient address their pain, injury and/or physical limitations through a unique blend of functional exercises, manual therapy skills, biopsychosocial education, pain science and mindfulness techniques.
Listen to his story about how he jumped into this field, more information on the techniques he uses, how he helps men with anxiety, stress and more. His podcast will inspire you to learn more about holistic approaches to pain management.
Connect with him: www.trueself.health
Instagram: @trueselfhealth
www.evryman.com
Check out his Men’s Group Sunday 1pm PST that is open for all men to explore what a men’s group is like. They call it “CrossFit for Emotion”
Also be sure to check out Wim Hof: https://www.wimhofmethod.com And Dr. Rhonda Patrick: https://www.foundmyfitness.com
Here is a 15 Minute Movement and Breathwork Flow that is a great way to start the day!
https://vimeo.com/464405279/6fb336b2b8
“Your mind controls your body, your breath controls your mind”
-Dr. Justin Ternes
Diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis at the beginning of 2020, this has been the most challenging year of her life. Upon diagnosis, Moyna started conducting tons of research, looking for support groups or general MS resources. She noticed a reoccurring theme within the MS community. She did not see many people who looked like her or had similar backgrounds. It motivated Moyna to create her Instagram. Sharing her journey and stories in hopes of inspiring others. The positive reception from her Instagram lead her to create a website and begin blogging. MS has been an inspiration to cherish each day. Moyna can be reached by Instagram @lifewithmoyna. Also, her website lifewithmoyna.com
Lyme disease can be detrimental on a person's health, and it seems to be a disease that is hard to diagnose and treat, especially in Canada. Listen to Sue's journey with Lyme, how she was diagnosed, her amazing natural treatment and what she is doing now to not only help the Lyme community, but also the chronic disease community.
Connect with her: Instagram: @indicapable her website: https://indicapable.ca
YouTube: Indicapable.
Facebook Lemons for Lyme page: https://www.facebook.com/suzyjocookshelp
Facebook Indicapable page: https://www.facebook.com/INDICApable-1569587413142228
Facebook Saskatchewan Lyme (Vector-borne/Zoonotic) Disease Support Group that I manage with another woman: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1120278671431231
Natalie is a wellness consultant from Montreal, who also happens to have Crohn's. Like so many with chronic illness, she's lived the struggle of juggling pain, frustration and daily life whilst trying to seem like she's totally fine. For years she worked at trying to stay healthy with diet and medication but more recently she found meditation and neurofeedback, both of which she thanks for keeping her in remission and living a vibrant life.
You can find her at: www.lavienourrie.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lavienourrie
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/la_vie_nourrie/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/LaVieNourrie
Dealing with any lifelong disease diagnosis is hard, but Lina got the bad news, right as COVID-19 started. She experienced symptoms of M.S. as early as her childhood, which she was recently told by her specialist, but nothing could have prepared her for the isolation and having to experience new medications and infusions on her own. She has gotten better since the beginning of this year with treatment and a great attitude, and she continues to advocate for herself and seek help, and new friendships, through social media. Listen to her story and her awesome advice! Connect with her on instagram @TheLightofLina and check out her project @TheLightIChose
Clarissa has been living with Colitis for 16 years now, and has recently graduated in fashion! With an eye for fashion and a heart to help others, she is creating awareness to reduce the fashion stigma and emphasize the need for a clothing line for those with chronic disease. We all know how uncomfortable 'normal' clothes can be during a flare, so we turn to sweats, the comfies and bed!
Connect with her on insta @RissWright or send her an email at [email protected]
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