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We often underestimate how much our surroundings influence our symptoms. The people we spend time with, the conversations we are in and the environments we repeatedly expose ourselves to can all impact autoimmune symptoms. If there are people you often leave questioning your worth, replaying instances in your head, or feeling insecure, that’s worth paying attention to. Because when it happens repeatedly, your body can start associating certain people or environments with stress and unsafety. You may find yourself becoming anxious even before seeing them because you already anticipate how the interaction might make you feel. And this can have an impact on your symptoms before, during, or after the interaction. So what can you do about this? A piece is learning to recognise your emotional triggers. Not in a way that blames others, but understands your own limits and patterns are affecting your health. Not every interaction needs to be an exercise in character development. Not every person is in your life for your good. You don't have to try to prove how much you can endure. And you don't have to mistake having boundaries with being selfish. Your ability to tolerate emotional discomfort should never become an excuse for others to keep putting you through physical discomfort. You deserve connections that do not hurt you.  Part of self-care is carefully selecting the people and places that are good for you. Much love and respect to you. #autoimmunewarrior #autoimmunesupport #autoimmunedisease #autoimmuneawareness #autoimmunecondition
We often underestimate how much our surroundings influence our symptoms. The people we spend time with, the conversations we are in and the environments we repeatedly expose ourselves to can all impact autoimmune symptoms. If there are people you often leave questioning your worth, replaying instances in your head, or feeling insecure, that’s worth paying attention to. Because when it happens repeatedly, your body can start associating certain people or environments with stress and unsafety. You may find yourself becoming anxious even before seeing them because you already anticipate how the interaction might make you feel. And this can have an impact on your symptoms before, during, or after the interaction. So what can you do about this? A piece is learning to recognise your emotional triggers. Not in a way that blames others, but understands your own limits and patterns are affecting your health. Not every interaction needs to be an exercise in character development. Not every person is in your life for your good. You don't have to try to prove how much you can endure. And you don't have to mistake having boundaries with being selfish. Your ability to tolerate emotional discomfort should never become an excuse for others to keep putting you through physical discomfort. You deserve connections that do not hurt you. Part of self-care is carefully selecting the people and places that are good for you. Much love and respect to you. #autoimmunewarrior #autoimmunesupport #autoimmunedisease #autoimmuneawareness #autoimmunecondition

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