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March 16, 2023 by JenniferJane

Settling Into Life While Managing A Health Condition

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Everyone knows that a health condition, and the need to manage it, can influence your day to day lifestyle and your standard of living. However, it’s also true to say that you can still live a wonderful, active and inspired life despite managing a range of conditions.

You just may need to plan in advance and keep a healthier routine compared to some other people.


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This is important to highlight for many people, because settling into life while managing a health condition is not only a good idea, but necessary to enjoy our day to day. It’s okay if this adjustment period is a learning experience and takes you a little while to get to grips with, some people have trouble adjusting to new glasses, and so in your case, a little delay is inevitable and understandable.

However, while that’s nice to hear, it doesn’t help you settle into a good routine and feel as though you have control over your daily needs. In this post, then, we’ll discuss how to achieve exactly that:

Plan Your Day To Day & Consider Accessibility

It’s important to plan your day to day lifestyle and to consider the accessibility requirements you might have as part of that. For example, if you have mobility issues then planning where to travel to for vacation is easier, be that needing wheelchair access, or perhaps ramps that help you move through areas easily.

It might be that you bring extra medication with you, or consider if the event has seating areas for those with accessibility needs. A little extra planning can help you settle into those provisions you need to make.

Make Any Adjustment Issues Known

It’s okay if the adjustment period is a little less comforting than you had expected. For instance, this excellent guide on hearing aid troubleshooting can help you determine common problems and fixes for this essential piece of equipment.

It might be that your mobility aids aren’t quite as ergonomic for you as they could be, or maybe you’re having trouble adapting to the new diet you need to follow to keep your heart health in check, and wonder if there’s a support guide you can use for easier preparation.

Remain vocal about these issues, because it’s the only way you’ll find a positive route forward.

Lean On Friends & Family For Support

It’s good to learn on friends and family for support when you need it. It’s okay to need to vent, or to feel frustrated, or even to be worried about the future. All of this is normal, it’s when we don’t ask for help or shut ourselves off from others that the problems really begin. Note that it isn’t a sign of strength to shut off, but accepting a particular vulnerability and asking for someone’s help through it absolutely is.

If you can do this, then you can unload some of your tension and feel much better about your daily wellbeing, even if that means asking for help from time to time.

With this advice, you’re sure to settle into life while managing a health condition.

Filed Under: Feature, Real Life Tagged With: Health Care, Health Issues, long term health

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