Dealing with Your Disability with Class!

B'SD

25 Tevet, 5778

It's definitely an emotional and physical challenge to deal with a disability. The effort can leave you feeling as if you need more air.

But some heroes among us face their challenges with class.

Study this news item and consider how YOU can face your challenges in emotionally satisfying ways.

An estimated 650 million people have a disability.
Some of them use the creative arts to create 

a life worth living rather than wallowing in despair.

Adversity can serve as a tool for gaining insight and more.

LOOK at these artists creating breath-taking, inspirational works

by using their mouths and feet, etc. 

See The display here.

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.

Fill your time and efforts with happiness.

Staying Grounded and Joyous Despite Inner or Outer Pain

B'SD


11 Tamuz, 5775

One of the things I advocate for well-rounded emotions is having a hobby. I enjoy several, and thought to let you have a look at some of my dried flower arrangements

 and candelabra plate 

creations.

Care to guess which hobby I longed to resume though 2005 brain surgery had resulted in my surgically broken jaw (and my need to learn how to speak, all over again)?

There's a reason that I whistle as I walk. I've needed to strengthen my damaged emboucher (the relevant muscles of my face and lips) so that I can resume flute-playing. 

As of this past April, I've been able to get sweet sounds from my flute. 

Now that I've recovered from moving across the country, I hope to hire a music instructor so I can play in a pleasant manner. Stay tuned for developments. I'm still thrilling to the fact that my recent singing performance was well-received despite a long time off the community theater stage.

Please share the fun. Let me know what you do to stay grounded and joyous despite inner or outer pain.





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.

Find the coping mechanism that soothes you.