Sentences with phrase «completely heal i think»

I saw a physical therapist twice this week which has been helping, but my body seems to be rebelling and in order to completely heal I think it's just better to take it easy.

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Certainly, some of it had to do with the fact that I was a more confident second - time mom, but, mostly, I think it was the luxury of time — to heal completely, to get my postpartum sh*t together, to get to know my son, and to revel in the experience of caring for what I knew was my last baby.

Normally I try not to eat dairy because even though my tolerance of dairy had greatly improved since I went grain free and dairy free, I still don't think I have completely healed.

Being honest I had completely forgot about some of the losses we had until thinking about it now, which I guess shows that time carries on and you heal, but I'll say the «oh crap» existential crisis now is realizing that the likely window of time where I'm having kids is almost decidedly nailed shut is also proving to be a bit more effecting than I thought it'd be.

I don't think it matters who it is - if you love them, it is a loss that changes you and I don't think that hole in your heart heals completely.

For those diagnosed with celiac disease, research is revealing that the gluten - free diet is not as effective as once thought, and that many people with celiac disease do not completely heal after going gluten - free.

It's also important to schedule a visit even after you think it's over for a follow - up, just to make sure that the infection has completely cleared up and that his ears are healing well.

For more than a century, scientists thought that glial cells were responsible for scar formation; now, however, a paper published in Science shows that spinal cord scar tissue largely derives from a completely unexpected type of cell called a pericyte, opening new opportunities for the treatment of damaged nerve tissue.Lesions to the brain or spinal cord rarely heal fully, which leads to permanent functional impairment.

Even if the relationship does not become completely restored to what once was or what we think should be, it can be healed to a place of mutual respect, consideration, and balance.

While I am now almost completely healed, I have thought often about the similarities between my experience and that of my collaborative divorce clients experiencing the initial stages of a separation and divorce.