Who did the same and those examples were really difficult to find. I fought hard to keep my ambitions while looking around for examples of people with a chronic illness What happens after that initial trauma is processed. Like so many of us are looking around and wondering what now. So I'm not disregarding what happens when we're newly diagnosed.īut I faced it and I got through it the best that I could. I always highly recommend it because a new diagnosis is not to be underestimated. And I'm sure I would not have made it without it. One of the first things I did when I was diagnosed was to go to a psychologist. And a big steaming pile of uncertainty and fear. While dealing with symptoms, sometimes side effects, social and emotional upheaval.
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We have to learn how to exist in a whole new system of healthcare and millions of different types of doctors and practitioners and holistic tools.Īnd we do all of it. We have to learn our bodies all over again. And I went through every single step of this. And obviously for a good reason.īefore I go on, I want to address what happens when we're first diagnosed. There was so much more focus on the trauma and the problems of a diagnosis than what to do next. One that focused on the suffering and the hardships and where any ideas of control over my life and feeling positive were simply platitudes. I felt like I got sucked into the sick bubble. When I was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. It's also where you can get valuable mindset, tools, and information to help you along your own path to achieving your dreams. This podcast is for those who want to be inspired, motivated, blown away, and entertained by stories from people achieving their dreams while living with a chronic illness. Even when facing challenges, you're in the right place. And want to believe that achieving big goals in life is still possible. If you have a chronic illness or love and care for someone who does. And I’ll fill you in on how it's going to look in a minute I'm changing the name with a new season and a brand-new look, both inside and out. This used to be called the health mindset podcast. Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis podcastįor you longtime listeners. And I wanted to take a minute to introduce myself as the host of the newly-minted. NOTE: This podcast was transcribed by an AI tool. I only link to things that I believe are helpful, interesting, talked about in the podcast episode, or use myself. Please note: as an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Finding Your Own North Star Martha Beck’s book about finding what your authentic self wants.Stop Carrying the Weight of Your MS Andrea Hanson’s book about creating a more health oriented mindset while living with a diagnosis.Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis Andrea Hanson’s book about creating a powerful mindset while living with a diagnosis.You can learn more about Andrea, including how to get on the waiting list for her upcoming online course at. And, of course, enjoying a little rest and relaxation with her husband and blue heeler, Hayley. You can often find Andrea hiking or cruising on her e-bike around various mountain towns. In her coaching business, Andrea helps clients quiet their inner critics so they can listen to their inner guidance and have the confidence to create a successful and fulfilling life on their terms. Andrea has consulted with organizations such as the National MS Society and MS Society of America to teach about positive thinking and self-talk. She’s also a master life and mindset coach who’s lived with multiple sclerosis for over two decades.Īndrea hosts the Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis podcast, inspiring listeners living with a chronic illness to go after their goals and passions. Hanson is a bestselling author of two books about having a powerful mindset while living with a diagnosis Live Your Life, Not Your Diagnosis and Stop Carrying The Weight of Your MS.
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