This article in Psychology Today reminded me of that thread. I thought it was a really well done article and is so applicable to many of us on this forum.
NED is great, but I can live with stable! The author had pretty good insight for someone who (presumably) is not living with chronic disease. I find the continuing to work is beneficial for me. When I am engrossed in my job I'm not thinking about having a lethal disease hanging out inside my body.
NED is great, but I can live with stable! The author had pretty good insight for someone who (presumably) is not living with chronic disease. I find the continuing to work is beneficial for me. When I am engrossed in my job I'm not thinking about having a lethal disease hanging out inside my body.
NED is great, but I can live with stable! The author had pretty good insight for someone who (presumably) is not living with chronic disease. I find the continuing to work is beneficial for me. When I am engrossed in my job I'm not thinking about having a lethal disease hanging out inside my body.
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