by Sallie F Crawley | Oct 24, 2024 | Interviews, Podcast
Today’s Podcast Episode is going to be rather different; it’s going to be a fictional story. It’s a story of someone that had a heart attack although it’s founded in a true story. It’s the first story that I have found that is fictional about having a cardiac...
by Sallie F Crawley | Apr 29, 2022 | Acceptance, Confidence, Direction, Emotions, Hope, Podcast, Relaxamation
Quit hiding your magic! You are UNIQUE. You are whole, healthy & complete. The only one like you. Your fingerprints are one of a kind, not even identical twins have matching ones. You are the outcome of one egg and around 40 million sperm, any other sperm and you...
by Sallie F Crawley | Apr 28, 2022 | Acceptance, Direction, Energy, Exercise, Healthy eating, Hope, How to, Podcast, Sleep
A few weeks ago I talked about my experience of fatigue, fatigue management and what fatigue can feel like. I discussed the difference between tiredness and fatigue along with reasons why after a heart attack, heart surgery or living with heart disease we might have...
by Sallie F Crawley | Apr 21, 2022 | Acceptance, Emotions, Energy, Hope, Podcast, Relaxamation
For a full understanding of what my guided relaxamations are make sure you catch up with my episode called Relaxamations to relax and energise when living with heart disease, you can read or listen to me explaining it. In a nutshell, though, relaxamations are a blend...
by Sallie F Crawley | Apr 20, 2022 | Acceptance, Blood pressure, Direction, Emotions, Energy, Podcast, Relaxamation
Today I am going to tell you about my relaxamation technique and how it can help you to relax and energise when living with heart disease. It is a blend of all of the best bits of meditation, guided relaxation, mindfulness, and positive affirmations. It’s so...
by Sallie F Crawley | Apr 13, 2022 | Acceptance, Energy, How to, Medication, Podcast
I recently asked in my Facebook community how have people been feeling since their heart attack, cardiac event or open-heart surgery. At the top of the poll was fatigue closely followed up by sleep issues, anxiety and lack of motivation. I thought these would be great...
