Her Son Helped Her Learn to Cope with COPD
GirlTrek Helps Women Walk with GratitudeShe feared a COPD diagnosis was the end of an active life, but it was just the beginning.
Chronic illness may affect not just physical health but emotional health too. Fortunately, there are many resources available to those who live with illness. Knowing your limits, understanding your condition, and connecting with a support network are helpful techniques when coping with illness. A combination of practical techniques and learning from others’ inspiring stories can ease the process of dealing with illness.
GirlTrek Helps Women Walk with GratitudeShe feared a COPD diagnosis was the end of an active life, but it was just the beginning.
A rare and painful neurological disorder left her questioning her faith, but everything changed when she focused on helping others.
Leah Latimer offers advice on how faith, prayer and scripture can help you in dealing with a medical condition that brings chronic pain.
In this story from the October 1954 issue of Guideposts, a father writes a touching letter to his son.
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Walt Vosicka, 65, shares the spiritual practice of building his own kayaks and how it prepares him for the water.
Struggling with chronic pain, religion writer Jonathan Merritt regained his faith through prayer
Author Jonathan Merritt shares how his experience with chronic pain first challenged his faith and then brought him closer to God.
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An active restaurateur in his early 50s struggled with his COPD diagnosis, but daily prayer, faith and meditation helped him manage life with the chronic lung disease.
Sean Cummings, a busy restaurateur in Oklahoma City, offers advice for remaining active and positive in the face of a chronic illness.
By taking note of these precautions, you can help your loved one avoid the risk of falling.