chronic illness – Page 8 – Amazing Wholeness LLC

Posted on July 18, 2019July 18, 2019 by Maribeth Baxter — Leave a comment

Easy Steps To Keep Rollin’ Through Chronic Illness

cycology of chronic illness, keep rolling

When we break down the obstacles, we really can move forward, through chronic illness. Keeping the steps “easy” makes this doable.

Posted on July 17, 2019July 17, 2019 by Maribeth Baxter — Leave a comment

Walk Like A Flamingo Through Chronic Illness

Flamingo walking, don't get stuck in chronic illness

There are no easy ways to walk through chronic illness, so think like a flamingo. Stand on one leg most of the time. Walk when you have to. Float when you need to rest. And fly away when you are ready. In time, you may be one who can fly away from it all. Can you imagine leaving illness behind?

Posted on July 16, 2019 by Maribeth Baxter — Leave a comment

Brain & Walnut Shape, Nourishment for the Brain

brains and walnuts, look-a-like nourishment clues

Once in a while healing foods come in the shape of the organ they are meant to nourish and heal. If you cut a carrot, you will see a shape of the pupil and the rings around it. We have heard for decades to eat carrots for eyesight. Pomegranates are the shape of ovaries and they carry healing properties for such. What about our brains? Walnuts look just like the human brain and have nourishment for healing it.

Posted on July 15, 2019July 15, 2019 by Maribeth Baxter — Leave a comment

Cheerful Sunflowers for Nourishment

growing in cheerfulness, in nutrients, in health

Sunflowers are my favorite flower because they are so cheerful. They have also got to be the easiest flower to grow. Grow the right variety and you can eat your own sunflower seeds. Whether you grow sunflowers yourself or head to the store for a bag, they have nutritional value that you don’t want to miss. If you eat what is alive, you become alive.

Posted on July 12, 2019July 12, 2019 by Maribeth Baxter — Leave a comment

All I Wanna Do Is Bicycle Bicycle Bicycle

Who remembers Queen? Their song, Bicycle Race, has been spinning in my head this last week. Can you tell by my lame “spinning” joke that I wannnna do something more than my body can handle? I am not getting to do what I want; not going as fast as I want, not getting down the bicycle path as I expected? Queen got me out of my head and back into a smile today. This is not a bicycle race, this is a journey.

Posted on July 11, 2019July 12, 2019 by Maribeth Baxter — Leave a comment

Enjoy The Rain

When was the last time you stood outside in the rain? The last time I did it was in summertime when it calmed my spirit to feel the cool fresh drops. I often enjoy the sprinkles of rain. But the last time I stood in a downpour was one of the highlights of my life. It created a blue-mind memory.

Posted on July 10, 2019 by Maribeth Baxter — Leave a comment

Bounce Into Fun Movement

We are finally understanding that the chronically ill don’t need exercise, they need movement. Gentle and fun movement that is not stressful or harmful to the struggling body, like bouncing. Your feet don’t even need to leave the surface to create effective movement for your body.

Posted on July 9, 2019July 9, 2019 by Maribeth Baxter — Leave a comment

Don’t Overthink It, Keep Moving

keep moving through chronic illness, don't overthink it

What about you? Do you overthink like I overthink? Does it keep you from moving forward like it does me? Let’s stop overthinking… but be smart and wise and free to move forward.

Posted on July 8, 2019 by Maribeth Baxter — Leave a comment

Life is Like a Bowl of Cherries

Cherries are in season and fresh cherries are on my brain. I think I have eaten so many that I have gone fruitloopy. Now I am thinking that life is like a bowl of cherries; sometimes it is the pits, sometimes it sweet, sometimes fresh and in season and sometimes frozen from the freezer. It is just life after all. It comes with the variety and adventure of not only eating in the season but living in season.

Posted on July 5, 2019November 14, 2019 by Maribeth Baxter — Leave a comment

Spies and Wireless, EMF History

Can we tie EMF’s all the way back to the late 1800s? Was there a plan for free worldwide electricity? Who invented the wireless? Did spies from America, Britain, Russia, and possibly Germany all get involved in a well hidden EMF history? Can the New Yorker Hotel house the greatest EMF source of all time? Setting all conspiracy theories aside, there is some interesting EMF history that bends the mind. This is a fun one that can enlighten your EMF knowledge bank. Find out who and what gave us over 80% of our technology today with EMF’s.

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