What is your best self-care approach when you're going through a difficult time?
Maybe your health hasn't been the best recently, or maybe you're in a flare. Or you're feeling down because you're still dealing with unsupportive remarks from people about your condition.
Whatever it is that's got you down, I thought it would be nice to identify and share what you do to help you feel better, so it could help and inspire others to consider their own self-care plan.
So, what is your best self-care approach when you're going through a difficult time?❤️
@SilentSerenityy
I love this!
I have a couple different ways of practicing some self love!
I love a good skin care evening where I really take care of myself, face-masks, full skin care regime!
I enjoy playing cosy comfort games like Animal Crossing, or Sims :)
and lastly, tidying my room makes me feel more clear-headed and productive!
@Eleanorrxx
I also love cosy games, I can't understand people who enjoy stressful games - life is stressful enough haha! Thank-you for sharing. :)
@SilentSerenityy
Definitely finding time to just myself in my safe space where I can watch a movie, color, or do a coping skill. Also, laying under a weighted blanket helps me a lot
@wonderfulRainbow817 That sounds divine! Thank-you for sharing. <3
@SilentSerenityy. I’ve been feeling very weak and exhausted due to health conditions. I’ve been doing self care by resting in bed, taking naps, and listening to music.
@adventurousBranch3786
I'm sorry to see that you're having a tough time, but I'm glad that you're still taking some time out for yourself. I love a good nap and listening to music too!☺️
With the lack of professionals massages I got myself a massage gun, sometimes it's self-care, sometimes I get help from my husband. Still miss having the real ones from an RMT but the massage gun is pretty good.
When things are particularly bad, I try to get lost with audiobooks or podcasts, the meds can help a bit with getting lost in them too.
@AffyAvo I'm jealous, I'd love to try out a massage gun! 😜 I also find massages are really helpful. Any podcast/audiobook recommendations?
