Living with a Chronic Illness
Living with a chronic illness usually requires several lifestyle changes that reduce stress, limit exposure to unhealthy situations, help you get some type of exercise, encourage eating healthy, and promote lots of laughter. We hope that this section helps you discover ways to living with your illness and maintain a high quality of life. ISN.
Factors influencing the occupational trajectory of patients with systemic sclerosis (SSc): a qualitative study. The decisions patients with SSc take concerning work depend on an interplay between many factors and, especially, on the patients' personal interpretation of these factors. PubMed, Clin Exp Rheumatol, 03/20/2015.
Stress Test: Find your stress level by checking the events you have experienced in your life in the last year. Even vacations and holidays can add to our stress level. If your score totals 150 or more: You have a 50-50 chance of developing an illness. If your score totals 300 or more: You have a 90 percent chance of developing an illness. HealthCentral.
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