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Hi,
I thought that I would check in and see how people manage their moods. Here is something I ran across tonight. Some of these strategies help me. I know that we can't follow all suggestions for healthy living but it helps me to be aware of techniques. I keep looking for and collecting other strategies. http://www.intent.com/blog/2009/02/2...shake-bad-mood Quote:
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-->>I'm pretty good at number 1. The 8 years of something close to CBT helped. The tdoc helped me learn to stay away from other people who are less than helpful. I am pretty good at this most of the time. I'll even go to great lengths to stay away from people -- to the point of near rudeness. The heck with them. I value control over my own moods. Hubby and I have had to each either sever ties with relatives or severely reduce contact with them. So there can be a huge cost involved, but the advantage can outweigh the down side. -->>I'm working on number 2. I find reading news on the internet is less bad than watching it on tv or reading it in the paper. I can read the first few hundred words of an article (enough to be informed) and then move on to a fun site. Much of the news is repeatition anyway and not necessary to keep up with every day. -->>Number 3 is my focus right now. I think I can benefit from more (any) meditation and some exercise. Can you tell that I am a little concerned about going back to work on Monday after having a week off? I am trying to prepare myself and focus on the people I like interacting with. M. |
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