Episode 49

Wednesdays I share remedies to help reduce pain, decrease hospital visits, and improve quality of life. Techniques I test, practice, and recommend based on how powerful the results are for so little effort.

Last week’s topic: https://www.reddit.com/r/Sicklecell/comments/1t5nl4t/whats_working_for_you_now_no_insurance/

Right now I'm working on the first stages of a support project for SC. SO when you're at the hospital you'll have someone to visit, advocate, or take care of your home and career.

Basically someone to make sure your hospital visits go the way you want without being mistreated or returning home with major to-do list.

Only started this week with one specific person locally.

But it reminded me of how important your network is with dealing with hospital admissions.

When your sick you may stop, but life doesn't. The world carries on as if you're still there.

Works goes on still. The events you're invited still happen. Your house still need cleaning. Your groceries need to be managed or they rot. Your finances need to be managed too.

The way I manage it all is with people.

Having s group of people to help you with what you want brought to hospital for you.

People to bring you better food that you like and will actually finish.

People who make you laugh or protect you from nasty medical staff.

Three people seems to be the magic number. Three to help you in all areas and sharing the workload. This means they aren't stressed and neither are you.

The more people you have, the more you can have done, the smoother the experience is and the faster the recovery goes too.

There's lot of ways to approach. With people you know. With people you hire. And other methods still.

The idea is to ask for help, and putting a plan together so everyone knows their role and responsibilities once contacted.

Life is tough.

Tougher when you go it solo.

So don't go it alone because you don't have to at all.

TAKE CHARGE👊💯