I think that Americans are relieved to finally get to voting day. No matter which party of change you support, tomorrow’s lack of election ads, phone calls and mailings will be the change that all of us welcome the most. For me, it had gotten to the point that I couldn’t watch even an hour of TV. The constant barrage of positive and negative ads was not only disconcerting, it felt like I was once again riding on the ME/CFS rollercoaster. It reminded me of the positive highs and negative lows I rode when I was struggling with ME/CFS. Up, down, up, down, up, down.
It wasn’t until I decided to change my approach to ME/CFS that my true recovery began. And of course I didn’t arrive at this decision and then never go back to my old ways. I allowed myself to have occasional slip ups which didn’t serve me well. Eventually though I got with the protocol and stuck with it. So deciding to change was the relatively easy part. Staying the course and being patient with the progress was the true challenge.
So today, after you do your civic voting, do some personal voting about your struggle with ME/CFS. Vote for changing your approach and for getting off the rollercoaster. Then settle in to go the distance. It is a challenge which will test your resolve but the potential reward is a steady path back to health. Are you determined to permanently get off the ME/CFS rollercoaster? What change in your treatment plan are you voting for today? Please COMMENT or Send in your thoughts and I’ll post them. You can use the Contact Form or send an email to Martha at DefeatCFS dot net.
Look for a weekly posting on Tuesdays. And consider being part of the conversation.
Be Well Again,
Martha
It wasn’t until I decided to change my approach to ME/CFS that my true recovery began. And of course I didn’t arrive at this decision and then never go back to my old ways. I allowed myself to have occasional slip ups which didn’t serve me well. Eventually though I got with the protocol and stuck with it. So deciding to change was the relatively easy part. Staying the course and being patient with the progress was the true challenge.
So today, after you do your civic voting, do some personal voting about your struggle with ME/CFS. Vote for changing your approach and for getting off the rollercoaster. Then settle in to go the distance. It is a challenge which will test your resolve but the potential reward is a steady path back to health. Are you determined to permanently get off the ME/CFS rollercoaster? What change in your treatment plan are you voting for today? Please COMMENT or Send in your thoughts and I’ll post them. You can use the Contact Form or send an email to Martha at DefeatCFS dot net.
Look for a weekly posting on Tuesdays. And consider being part of the conversation.
Be Well Again,
Martha
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