Guest guest Posted October 29, 2010 Report Share Posted October 29, 2010 There have been several discussions of late in which some people have gotten upset at being advised to learn to try to accept optimistically the side affects they live with. There was some discussion about this being the place to air complaints and gripes, and there is some legitamacy to that point. However, often these posts come across as asking for advice. Beyond the very practical (headache remedies, exercise regimes et al), it is very difficult to give any other advice in the face of complaints that have no solution at present. I think we would all love to be drug (and side-effect) free, and not have to worry about CML, but this is the hand we have been dealt. In the light of this topic, I would like to share a video that I recently received, about the oldest living Holocaust survivor (she will be 107 this month). There was a recent news article about the power of an optimistic attitude in increasing longevity and preventing health issues (which is not to say that being negative makes you sick, just that being optimistic helps you not get worse). Her story is certainly a testament to that outlook. Best to all, Leah http://www.youtube.com/user/AliceTheFilm Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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