Post’s relating to mental and physical health issues. Sarah herself suffers from a range of issues including; BPD (borderline personality disorder), depression and anxiety disorder, fibromyalgia, ME, hypermobility syndrome and keratoconus.
Both Ash and I suffer from a number of different health issues. Thankfully our new doctors seem to be very on the ball and have picked up on things previous doctors have missed, in fact, I’m going through full diagnostic tests for things that my old doctors had just said, yes I am sure it…
Hi Everyone, my name is Vicky and I blog at Miss Tilly And Me, it’s a blog that has a bit of everything. I have mild bipolar and my mind is always messy and muddled, so sometimes my blog is like that too – after all my blog is an extension of me. Bipolar is…
No matter how together we think our lives are, there will always be obstacles that stand in the way of our happiness. Throughout our lifetimes we will have to face many hardships in order to be truly happy, and sometimes our life will feel like it has completely fallen apart. If you do fall into…
Everyone knows that life can be stressful sometimes. However, when stress becomes a part of your day to day life, it can result in a number of problems that can affect the body physically and mentally. The best way to counteract this is through taking time out of your everyday routine to de-stress and relax;…
I can’t remember the last time I moved freely and without pain, even going back into my younger years I suffered a lot of back pain, while for many years it was something I could bear to live with. These days it has gone way past that point and some days just making it from…
When you’re feeling unwell and you need to take some time off work or away from the world to heal, all you really want to do is lie in bed and feel better. However, when you do start to feel better but aren’t quite 100%, you’re left with the notion of what to do when…
Our understanding of mental health has come a long way. It’s shocking to think that just a half-century ago, our solution for those we deemed “unstable” was asylums or electroshock therapy. The history of mental health is full of these dramatic moments; it gives you an appreciation to the openness of our society and our sound solutions…
Every year, millions of people are treated in hospitals across the United Kingdom, many of these are NHS hospitals, others are private institutions. Should you encounter any issues with your treatment while in hospital, or another medical or clinical setting, then there are complaints procedures to follow and ways that you can try and resolve…
