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Grover's Disease: What works to help find relief?
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Past lives, well we always wonder. When I was 50 I wasn't even aware eczema existed. Pain is a serious motivator in our search of knowledge, that's why you and others are on this site. If I hadn't educated myself I am not sure I would be alive today or at the very least free of eczema symptoms at this moment. For each of us, even with the same type of eczema we have different profiles with different responses to treatments. Many never get it figured out. Some types are more challenging and take more sacrifice.
I would guess it I had a past life it would have been humbly working off the land. I find that wrap around peace and wonder which completes me like when I am creating life in the outdoors. When I worked in the corporate world I with hassled commutes and incased in metal, concrete and stress and never could find the time for enough sleep.
What about your past life? My husband is convinced he was a Samurai Warrior, seriously. Fun to think about.
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Interesting, that I never thought in terms of my own past life. Only others. I'll need some time to sort that one out. I have had some extraordinary deja vue experiences, years ago, and I strongly believe there are "other" realities out there, we just don't really know how to access them. About 6 months ago, I started to meditate. I don't think of it as a cure for my GD, but it definitely calms my overactive brain and takes me away, briefly, from any of it's effects. I strongly advise it for that, and it's many other positive attributes. I used to collect Japanese wood block cuts and own a genuine 18th century Samurai sword. Somewhat obsessed with Japanese culture. About as different from our own, as possible. Always great to read your "stuff".