Recovery Requires Two Things
You found something that works — so why is it so hard to stick with it?
You try something new — a pacing shift, a breathing exercise, a small change in how you move or fuel or move your body — and for a moment, it helps. Your energy lifts. Your head feels clearer. You feel a bit more like yourself.
There’s relief in that.
And then, another thought follows:I hope I can keep this up.
If you’ve ev...
Olympic Secrets to Recovery - And Why They Matter for You
Recovery Isn’t Rest -It’s a Strategy used at the Olympics - and you can use it to help reclaim energy and function.
The Olympics begin this week. And as someone who has competed at four Olympic Games and brought home four medals, Andrea understands not only what these athletes are focusing on right now - but also the long process that gets them here.
But what does any of this have to do with re...
Why Recovery Feels So Big — And Why It Doesn’t Have To
A gentle look at why rebuilding can feel overwhelming — and how small steps truly change your capacity.
Many people living with infection-induced chronic conditions have already tried so much.New tools. New routines. New hopes. And still, progress can feel fragile — hard to sustain, hard to trust, and hard to recognize in the middle of symptoms that don’t follow a straight line.
That’s not beca...
Notes from ThriveNinety
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