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Sometimes there's a weekly theme to this blog. This week the theme is "Super."
Sometimes the shock, pain, fear, despair and/or inconvenience of a diagnosis leaves us feeling anything but "super" in the sense of "good."
We tend to feel super-horrible, super scared, and super saddened by a medical challenge, not super terrific by any means.
Hold that thought as you read the blog
this week.
this week.
I have a bit of a surprise coming up for you
on Thursday.
But let's begin with the super-wonderful, super-heartwarming Sommers family who dealt admirably with a severe blow to its happiness.
The enthusiasm that the family generated resulted in a Rabbis Shave for the Brave event. There was even a
The Sommers' looked for the positive, even helping other people despite the loss of their precious child.
Read more about that at the Superman Sam blog.
Read more about that at the Superman Sam blog.
If you need a how-to guide for figuring out how to feel at all positive despite grim medical news, read several passages about that, spread throughout
Post traumatic growth is about putting a life-changing, or any significant event, in perspective. That promotes emotional progress and more.
Figure out how to supercharge your ability to cope with your medical challenge, or someone else's.
Figure out how to supercharge your ability to cope with your medical challenge, or someone else's.
Buy the E-book or print edition of EMPOWER Yourself to Cope with a Medical Challenge.
Face Your Medical Problems with Dignity. Face Your Future with Optimism.
Facing fear with growing courage empowers you to make progress.
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