Ways to Survive the Holidays with a Chronic Illness
Living with a vestibular or balance disorder can be especially challenging during the holidays. These articles offer ways to survive and enjoy the holiday season with a chronic illness:
Everything You Ever Wanted to Know about Surviving the Holidays with Chronic Illness
Surviving the Holidays When You’re Chronically Ill
Tips for Getting Through the Holidays with Chronic Illness
Finding Joy During the Holidays with a Chronic Illness
6 Things You Don’t Have to Do During the “Most Wonderful Time of the Year”
Holiday Tips for Vestibular Patients
How to Survive the Holidays with Meniere’s Disease
How to Handle the Holidays with Hearing Loss
Holiday Migraine Avoidance Tips
Tips for Loved Ones:
A Holiday Letter to Loved Ones from the Chronically Ill
5 Holiday Wishes from Someone with an “Unseen” Illness
6 Things I Wish People Knew about Being Chronically Ill During the Holidays
8 Ways to Support the Chronically Ill During the Holidays
See also:
Tips for Surviving the Holidays with Joy and Peace
Living with a “New Normal” in the New Year
Ways to Survive Winter with a Chronic Illness
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Thank you for sharing the articles! They were great to read! I hope you have a great and restful holiday! Take care and I look forward to reading more of your posts!!!
By: Positively Alyssa on December 24, 2017
at 9:50 pm
Awesome posts. I loved the way they are compiled, and may mean so much for the vertigo sufferers. Apart from physical suffering and risking fall due to sudden vertigo bout, the imbalance literally throws other aspects of life off-balance. Social interactions, emotional well being, self-confidence shake up to certain degree. Support groups like yours are way too helpful for people to tug at each other and build confidence out of understanding and complacence. Every step counts in a big journey! Kudos!
By: neuroequilibriumsite on January 5, 2018
at 2:05 am