22. What does spirituality have to do with chronic illness?

What does spirituality have to do with chronic illness?

In this episode of Wellbeing Interrupted, Teisha Rose delves into her personal experiences with chronic illness and spirituality. She shares her journey of embracing authenticity, opening her mind to new ways of thinking, and the final thoughts on how illness and spirituality are interconnected. Through her story, Teisha highlights the importance of working on mind, body, and spirit to achieve healing.

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KEY TAKEAWAYS

• Embracing Authenticity with a Personal Story: Teisha discusses her thoughts on spirituality and the significance of the number 22 in her journey.
• Opening Your Mind to New Ways of Thinking: Healing and living well with an illness involves considering the mind, body, and spirit. The Hurdle2Hope® Roadmap emphasises the importance of continually challenging your thinking.
• Final Thoughts: Illness and Spirituality: This week, challenge yourself to be open to new ways of thinking as a key to living well.

Show Resources:

• Angels in My Hair by Lorna Byrne
• Podcast Website: Wellbeing Interrupted
• Follow me on Instagram: @hurdle2hope
• Related Episodes to Listen: (wherever you get your podcast or here!)
  • Episode 2: Hurdle2Hope® Is More Than A Name: Your Healing Mindset Guide
  • Episode 8: The First Step to Healing: Embracing Change with an Open Mind
  • Episode 11: Healing Journey: Beyond Physical Recovery
  • Episode 20:  Hurdle2Hope® Stories - Meet Lousie Butcher
    
    

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Unexpected hurdles interrupt all of our lives. It is how you respond that will define your experience.

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