Sunday, January 9, 2011

Regular exercise can help you cope with Grief


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I had been a year of the program on foot. After my daughter in a car accident and was killed my father-in-law to lung inflammation are gone now and then. Then my brother died, and my plan to walk from a standstill. It 'a shame, because the exercise has many benefits.

Mayo Clinic describes these benefits in an article in website ", depression and anxiety. Exercise Eases Symptoms" After Mayo, exercise strengthens confidence distracted by anxiety and depression, and is obtained fromof, and helps you to overcome. The exercise is also beneficial for mental health. "A growing volume of research suggests that exercise may also contribute to the symptoms of certain illnesses such as depression and anxiety," said the article. Injected too little exercise - can improve mood - only 10-15 minutes.

The pain expert Theresa A. Rando says: "How to go on living when a loved one dies." To exercise in his book Rando think that exercise helps to reduce aggressive feelingsassociated with grief. Harriet B. Braiker, PhD, author of "Getting Up When You're Feeling Down," sees a relationship between physical and psychological fitness. We need to schedule activities for both, she says, but should not over-schedule our time. "On the other book.com" title="hand">hand, don't be so easy on yourself that you revert to old habits . . . "

During the early stage of grief I reverted to the old habit of comfort food. Fortunately, I realized this and changed my diet. But I was not aware of my lack of exercise. This is understandable. At first I did not sleep well. Every night I wake up from sleep, sometimes in tears, and awake for hours. When awake at night made me drowsy during the day. Names, addresses, phone numbers, e-mail, thank you, bank statements, receipts, invoices and Probate Court - - I do not think that could Secondly, I think that after so full of detail.

The exercise was the last thing on my mind. I sat on the couch for hours, remembering, crying, andConcern. TV shows diverted my grief for a while 'and I would like a reality check. The pain I had in a blob and then something had to be shot.

One morning I cut my pedometer on my life and asked my husband to walk with me for one. walking is exercise my choice, but you may prefer something different. Do not make the mistakes I made. I forgot to do my stretching exercises and had leg cramps. Instead of a gradual return to my walking program, I9552 steps was the first day. The next morning I had sore legs.

This pain is now that I'm back to my daily walk program. The pain the pain goes down too. I feel better physically, mentally, and the excess pounds are slipping away. I think if I go to my daughter, the father-in-law and brother. Some memories are unpleasant and painful. Other memories make me laugh and that's good. I move away from pain to a newLife.

Copyright 2007 by Harriet Hodgson

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