[MOL] Five Commandments of Getting Well [01874] Medicine On Line


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[MOL] Five Commandments of Getting Well



Martin Auslander wrote:
> 
> >From time to time it is a good reminder to us, that experience the
> cancer or major disease effects,  to read these commandments so that it
> re-energizes our convictions and determination that cancer is a
> degenerative disease and that all degenerative diseases can be
> reversible.  The affirmation of our determination, will and positive
> energy may be the key to our becoming well and staying well, at least
> that was for us. I hope these commandments bring similar positive
> energies to you as it did and does for us.
> 
> 1 - I SHALL MAINTAIN POSITIVE EMOTIONS
> 
>         Emotions profoundly influence physiology. Pleasant, calm emotions
> impact the body positively and promote health and healing.  Distressing
> emotions influence the body in a detrimental way.  Emotions can be
> changed from distressing to comforting.  It takes a desire to feel
> better, the right method, and some personal work.
> 
> 2 - I SHALL MAINTAIN HOPE
> 
>         Hope is the belief that something desirable can be obtained, no matter
> how unlikely this outcome may appear. Keeping hope is of prime
> importance in fighting a serious illness.  Hope can be created and
> maintained even in the face of apparently unfavorable odds.
> 
> 3- I SHALL CULTIVATE THE WILL TO LIVE
> 
>         The will to live is of primary importance in getting well.  Defining a
> purpose in life, no matter how humble, stimulates the will to live and
> strengthens the cancer fighter.  Anyone can learn to create a stronger
> will to live.
> 
> 4 - I SHALL CREATE AND MAINTAIN A HEALTHY BELIEF SYSTEM
> 
>         Beliefs, attitudes and expectations shape the experience and the
> reality of a person in ways that are powerful and astounding.  Beliefs
> need to be examined and improved upon as necessary to get well.
> 
> 5 - I SHALL REMAIN PAIN-FREE AND COMFORTABLE
> 
>         Pain is a perception of the mind.  Physical stimuli may trigger it, and
> the survivors emotional state can  significantly amplify or reduce it.
> Learning to control discomfort is helpful and is attainable.
> 
> God Bless You
> Marty Auslander
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