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Hi, It’s Sean
Happy Monday!
We do our best to show our appreciation to our wonderful subscribers…
We thought we would offer the perfect way for you to jumpstart your week. You’ll find below our way of sending love, and you’ll also find and interesting gift that can help you gain control of the pain (This one is for chronic pain sufferers) that has been ruling your life.
Enjoy!
Our Way Of Sending Love
There was time, not too long ago, when a hand-made gift was the only kind of gift you could give someone. There were no major department stores selling the latest stuff that you and all your friends have, instead when you got a gift, you knew that it was hand-made. Even more common was that a gift would be hand-made by the person presenting it, with time and care spent crafting it with you specifically in mind. Can you see how important that made every article received? No matter what it was, everything was hand made with attention and love.
Well, while we can’t send our amazing community a physical gift each day, we do our very best to send you gifts that are lovingly made to help you in your journey through life.
Today is no exception as you’ll find a collection of just such gifts at the link below and they won’t cost you a penny.
>> Our Way Of Sending Love – Click Here
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| | How Pain Impacts Your Life
How pain impacts your life can be different depending on your individual situations, but one thing is sure: chronic pain goes beyond the physical to change mental and emotional health and all the relationships around you. Here are just some of the ways in which pain affects your life and how you can help yourself.
Chronic pain is strongly linked to major mental conditions including depression, anxiety, and PTSD. A body having chronic pain continually sends stress signals to the brain, leading to an elevated perception of that pain and the perceived level of threat.
This explains some surprising statistics. Fibromyalgia patients experience depression at over 62% , and 56% have increased anxiety (the general population is only at 7% and 18%, respectively).
Chronic pain essentially changes the way the brain processes emotions and the pain itself. People with chronic pain are more likely to experience depression as the pain acts on the parts of the brain that regulate emotions and sleep. When we are sleep deprived, feelings of sadness, anxiety, and pain become stronger. The brain also begins to anticipate pain, leading to anxiety and PTSD.
Just as chronic pain can lead to depression, depression itself can lead to chronic pain. This is a vicious cycle that can be very difficult to break.
How you can help yourself? Begin by getting this gift that our friend Michael is generously offering. You’ll love this gift and I especially like the techniques on page 4.
>> Begin Being The Master Over Your Pain Today - No Charge – Click Here |
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