As we continue our discussion pertaining to the hindrance of a popped rib, this conversation has prompted me to consider how many times I have damaged my rib cartilage. I don’t think it is a great sign that I’ve lost count, so perhaps we will leave it at that. Despite how often I’ve had this … More Popped rib? Read this (part two)
Anyone who has had the privilege of experiencing a popped rib can attest to how positively miserable the sensation is. As soon as it occurs, you’re well aware of what you’ve done, seeing as the sensation is indistinguishable from most other injuries, and, sadly, once this type of injury occurs, it tends to happen again. … More Popped rib? Read this (part one)
Today’s post will be a continuation of our discussion regarding burnout and its common signs and symptoms. Burnout is no joke, and while I’ve never experienced it myself, I’ve come close. If anything, I’m sort of always dangerously bordering on burnout with Lyme disease, if I’m not attentive to how much strenuous activity I’m engaging … More Burnout: know the signs (part two)
I recently wrote a post discussing a young woman who pushed herself to the absolute limit mentally and physically and ended up having a heart attack. The source of this information was an Instagram reel, and the woman explained how she now has a stint in her chest due to damage from the heart attack. … More Burnout: know the signs (part one)
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