I'm giving away 2 copies of this awesome book -
Healing Walks for Hard Times: Quiet Your Mind, Strengthen Your Body & Get Your Life Back. Anyone with chronic illness will find this book both motivating and easy to follow. Enter the giveaway a number of different ways below
by Friday, February 17th!
If you have a chronic illness, you know a little something about sacrifice. Because of my chronic illness, I've learned to make a lot of sacrifices. I used to love mountain biking. But I had to give it up. I just don't have the energy and the pain that follows can be excruciating. That was a sacrifice that I had to accept. But there are 3 sacrifices I refuse to make because of my chronic illness
Who knew I would be grateful for having a chronic illness? Actually I wish I never got sick in the first place, but given that I am, I'm glad it has changed my life in some good ways. I've been reading responses in the
forums to my recent post on
gratitude.
I’ve suffered from irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) for 20 years. One night when I was 12 I experienced a bout of food poisoning that was so severe I never really recovered. Whatever happened to my bowel that day transformed a perfectly normal digestive system into an instrument of torture.
