I have already written about this (please see post: 104a. Turning off “pause”), but I’ve recently had a new insight that I wanted to share.
Continue reading “138a. Turning off “pause””137a. Living in the present moment
Living in the present moment helps you cope with everyday stress which can be felt when dealing with challenge like PD.
Continue reading “137a. Living in the present moment”136a. Relationship to thought
In order to recover from PD one needs to change relationship to his thoughts.
Continue reading “136a. Relationship to thought”135a. Not the end of the world
Is it the end of the world if you have been diagnosed with PD?
Continue reading “135a. Not the end of the world”134a. Everyday life
Managing everyday life with PD can be challenging.
Continue reading “134a. Everyday life”133a. Back and forth
As I’ve said before turning pause off is not an easy task.
Continue reading “133a. Back and forth”132a. No easy task
Turning pause 100% off is, as you have already noticed, not an easy task.
Continue reading “132a. No easy task”131a. Injury
Pause can be triggered by some injury.
Continue reading “131a. Injury”130a. Gratitude
Being grateful is very important factor for having healthy attitude.
Continue reading “130a. Gratitude”129a. Replacement
Recovery is all about replacing bad mental habits.
Continue reading “129a. Replacement”