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ENT LIFE TI The College Student's Guide to Stress Ma [Infographic]anagement [Infographic] STUDENT LIFE The College Student's Guide to Stress Management [Infographic] https://www.purdueglobal.edu/blog/student-life/college-students-guide-to-stress-management-infographic/ I ran across this article this morning during my daily surfing session and found it extremely timely. Whether you are living with a disease such as MS, are an overwhelmed student, or anxious about the current state of the world, the information here is welcomed with open arms. Take time to focus on the positive today. Separate yourself from negatives influences. Remember that YOU control your emotional/mental/physical situation. Stop laying blame and be pro-active. Life is good.  Have a good day, Lisa, the Lady with the Cane                                                                                   https://www.amazon.com/Have-Whats-Your-Super-Power/dp/1882658442/ref=sr_1_fkmrnull_1?keywords=i+have+ms.+what

                                                                                             I began working with a new PT last week and am happy to be back in the hands of a professional. Time will tell if he is as good as Rebecca, but she's a tough cookie to follow. (Oh, hey, Rebecca, he's going to do dry needling hooked up to the Tens machine. Thoughts?) Of course, all of America is packing on the freshman fifteen lately, so this reintroduction to physical movement will serve double duty; especially since new PT has prescribed doing his exercises twice a day. Every day. I spent the weekend at our camp where fellow camping pals commented on how well I'm doing with my disease. These folks have known me for years but don't really know me. If they did, my fake bravado would be more than obvious. The reason I seem to be doing well is due to a tremendous amount of hard work; thus, the MS Illusion. If I don't stretch  (back, hamstrings, arms) before  get

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