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Recovering from chronic fatigue syndrome doesn't have to be so complicated. Start making progress and gaining traction with these simple strategies. You'll be able to finally pick up momentum in your journey and start feeling the symptoms slowly go away, the energy come back, and get off the emotional roller coaster that this illness brings. Avoid any progress plateaus physically, mentally, and emotionally with this book that will guide you through the journey of recovering from chronic fatigue syndrome so that you can get back to living life with thriving health!

These real stories from real people vividly illustrate how lifestyles can be restructured both physically and mentally to help you recover from, and indeed prevent, illness. Why it so difficult to change your lifestyle habits, even when you know your life is at risk? Bernadette Bohan acknowledges that it’s not easy to change your life, especially if you are also dealing with a health crisis that is in itself life-changing.

Gabby Mottershead shares her journey, her passion is show others simple steps to turn from a survivor into a thriver. Are you struggling to feel happy that you have survived cancer? When you finish treatment it can be like the safety net has been taken away, the healthcare professionals wave you goodbye. Your friends and family breathe a sigh of relief that it is ‘all over’. You may feel exhausted, confused and anxious. But everyone expects you to be happy, to 'get over it', and go back to the person you were before diagnosis. Life after cancer can be a lonely place, you may have lost ...

The Lost Soul Survivor Podcast provides a powerful voice to every person fighting addiction in pursuit of transforming their lives. The Lost Soul Survivor Podcast enables artists, content creators, and fighters of addiction to express their pain, struggle, and triumph.

We speak with real people who are shattering mental health stigmas and finding their voices. We aim to normalize discussions around mental health topics and remind our audience: "it's perfectly ok to not always be ok."