When you first received the diagnosis of your illness, the odds are that many people around you, perhaps even your doctor, recommended a support group. Research has studied the impact support groups have on how well one copes … [Read more...]
Can You Think of Others To Relieve Pain?
When we take the time to think of others can our pain really be relieved? Vicki shares how this can be possible. “When Jesus saw His mother there, and the disciple whom He loved standing nearby, He said to her, ‘Woman, where … [Read more...]
Small Groups Provide Support Through Illness Journey
Leading a support group for the chronically ill may be the last thing you have considered taking on. But if you feel the nudge from God, don't ignore it. Laura explains. “Your beginnings will seem humble, so prosperous will … [Read more...]
Remembering To Give Comfort Even When We Are in Pain
While coping with chronic pain the last thing we may feel like doing is to give comfort to someone else. But that is often when the Lord uses us the most. "But I trust in your unfailing love; my heart rejoices in Your … [Read more...]
How to Handle Hurt Feelings In Health Social Networks
Health social networks can be a tremendous support for the chronically ill, but they can also be a source of many hurt feelings. How do we prevent this? By Lisa Copen The Internet has provided us with a support community … [Read more...]
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