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Whether you end up in the emergency room or at home, some breathing techniques can actually reduce pain. Since pain is scary, even to an experienced patient with Crohn's disease, you might first need to use the general techniques above to calm yourself.

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The most popular depressants are called SSRIs (selective serotonin reuptake Guided meditations inhibitors). These drugs help to increase serotonin in your brain and normalize your mood. While the list of side effects are different for each drug, two common side effects are weight gain and depression. It's ironic that an antidepressant could make your symptoms worse. This is why many people use natural medicines instead.

You control your commitment to self-care. Remember your old self is gone. You are not going to be your old self again. That's what major loss does guided meditations to us. It's a new you with new routines and new ways of looking at the world and your place in it. You must feed that growth. With the absence of the companionship and emotional support of a loved one, it is essential to take special notice of how you meet the need to be nurtured. That is part of your new routine. Treat yourself with great respect and care. Eat healthy. Walk. Take a daily stress break. Give yourself a respite from sadness.

You control the depth and meaning of your spiritual life. The scientific evidence is increasing that having a strong spiritual life is associated with good health and longevity. It can especially help you cope with the loss of a loved one. You can control the way you build on your faith in a power greater than the self and seek the support that power provides. As part of your daily plan, include spiritual practices of prayer and meditation. Practice daily gratitude. Ask for a sign that your loved one is okay in the afterlife. Look for others who share similar spiritual beliefs as part of your support network. It will help as you adjust to a different environment and a new you.

Despite the huge 50+ population in North America, western culture holds to an antiquated reverence for youth. Yes, it's ironic to call celebrating youth "antiquated," but it is an apt description. This attitude simply gives menopause a bad name.

Think of the last time your mind was racing with unstoppable thoughts... Maybe it's like that right now! I know for most people, having constant thoughts is normal. I know what that's like, it was normal for me too a few years ago.