Chronic Pain and Illness

Most of us didn’t hear about this growing up…

Chronic illness, that is.

We heard about cancer and other illnesses people died from, but we never heard of illness that was simply endless.

And all you know now is that this pain and illness govern your life.

When you wake up each morning, you’re hopeful. And then the pain and symptoms start again. It can be abdominal pain, joint pain, muscle pain, or the pain that comes from so much emotional heartache. It can be sharp and acute or a dull aching pressure that just won’t let up. It is hard not to be cranky with your spouse and children. You have to be on at work, so you lash out at home, when your family needs you.

You’re tired of living this way.

You know you’re depressed. You see what your pain and illness are doing to your family. You see their fear, uncertainty, and helplessness, all of which make your feelings of helplessness worse.

You’re looking for a way out of the dark.

Will there ever be an end to this suffering? Will you ever be happy and fulfilled? Will you ever feel like your life is worth living?

You wonder if you’ll ever feel normal again.

When you’ve tried it all but nothing seems to help…

Countless specialists have weighed in on diagnoses and treatments, but somehow nothing has managed to help. You’ve seen primary care, rheumatologists, gastroenterologists, a physical therapist, and a chiropractor. The list goes on and on.

You’ve done yoga. You’ve tried to exercise. You’ve tried acupuncture. Sometimes they help – sometimes they don’t; but even when they help, nothing seems to last.

You feel like no one understands. There’s no one to reach out to, because no one gets it. It is so hard to battle the feelings of fear and anxiety alone. No one has answers. Or they all have different answers, and none of them work.

Finding joy in a life with chronic illness and pain is achievable.

It may feel impossible at the moment, but it’s not. The key is finding meaning in suffering, a way to use your suffering as a means to an end.

Giving from one’s own place of pain is powerful. It is transformative. It creates a new way of looking at the world and managing your challenges. I will help you find ways to utilize your pain and adversity as a catalyst for growth, meaning and opportunity.

I will walk you through your journey of pain and suffering…

… and help you find strength you didn’t know you had.

You will learn to harness your strength and build resilience.

You will learn to use your adversity as a catalyst for growth.

You will learn to identify the thoughts that set you back and the thoughts that can propel you forward. I will help you to structure your thinking so that you can entirely transform your illness experience into a chance for achieving greatness.

Right now, that may seem out of reach. Just a dream. Let’s make this dream a reality. One step at a time.

It’s a mountain to climb, but we can climb it together.

I have helped so many suffering individuals like you learn to live a life filled with happiness and abundance.

Reaching out to start the process of change can be daunting. Change may sound frightening. The first step is the hardest.

But you can do this. You deserve to do this. Take the first step right now and give me a call: (310) 552-2033.