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Finding Joy and Healing in Nature

August 1, 2019/in Coping with Loss, Personal Mold Stories /by Carolyn Willbanks

Being sick from mold, or any disease for that matter, is depressing. It can definitely rob you of even the small pleasures life has to offer.

After a particularly bad bout with mold exposure, I remember being in bed for what seemed like days on end. I was too tired to even walk outside for a glimpse of the sun.

That’s when I discovered online videos. I found a particularly meaningful episode by photographer Louie Schwartzberg on Ted.com. It brought nature up close and personal, released me from my inside prison, and reminded me to be thankful for each day, with all it’s blessings and challenges. You can watch it here.

I think it’s good to share our challenges with others struggling from mold issues and illnesses. I also think it more important to share ways to accommodate, transcend and even escape the pain and depression, if even for a few minutes.

I am going to look for more similar online videos to share with you. Do you have some ideas to share with the rest of us? Please share at https://www.facebook.com/MoldHelpOrganization/

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