Are you living with one or more long-term health condition?
Are you currently struggling with managing your workload because you are constantly tired and/or in pain?
Are you worrying what the people you work with will think of you, if you ask for adjustments to be made so that you can better manage your health and your workload?
Are you feeling lonely and resentful because you worry what others may think of you because of your health condition?
Are you stressing out because you need to take time out of work to attend medical/hospital appointments?
Are you busying yourself with work to distract yourself from dealing with your health?
Are you finding it difficult to “recharge” once you get home and feel you are in that never ending cycle where you work hard and collapse in a heap when home?
Are you resenting your body and your long-term health condition because it is affecting all the things you used to enjoy (example: hobbies/sports, your work, and your relationships)?
Are you asking yourself… “What have I done to deserve this health condition”?
Are you blaming “others” for the way you are feeling?
Are you feeling sad, angry, perhaps often tearful and keep telling yourself you need to “snap out of it”?
What if I told you, this is a “normal reaction to an abnormal situation”?
You see, I have been there myself!
I understand how you may be feeling, and I have made it my mission to help others who are going through something similar.
If you, would you like to better manage yourself whilst living with a long-term health condition, so that you can:
- continue to be productive,
- have more energy so that you can enjoy the things you do,
- have better relationships (both at work and in your personal life),
- challenge yourself to experience “new” things in your life,
- feel calm and at peace with yourself and
- much more!
Then it’s time to contact me so that I can help you to do just that!
Email me directly: vanessa@vanessavajana.com for further information.
Speak soon and in the meantime, remember… Be Kind to Yourself!
Vanessa 🙂