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Personal Injury Recovery – How to Keep Motivated

by Tazim Damji

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How do you keep your spirits up when you’re in the personal injury recovery process? It can certainly be challenging, but there are ways to keep motivated throughout your recovery process.

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Sometimes, it can help you feel more motivated and taken care of. Having a personal injury attorney Tampa area or elsewhere can give you the information and assistance you need to move forward in your personal injury recovery.

Trust your body

No matter what the personal injury records say, you know you. Let’s be real here. It’s in the best interest of your friends and family that you recover as soon as possible so that they don’t have to continue to emotionally invested in your healing.

It’s been a couple years now since I injured my knee at work and my knee still causes me a lot of pain everyday. In addition to that, I feel less willing to partake in sports and walk long distances (like I used to), because I feel like I’m no longer capable of doing so. To tell you the truth, it’s been challenging to keep motivated through my personal injury recovery!

Talk to yourself

Calming negative self-talk can go a long way toward lifting your spirits. It’s important to consciously choose what we say to ourselves. It’s bad enough when other people tell us we should have recovered by now and that we’re taking things too slowly from other people, but when we talk to ourselves negatively, too, it’s so much more hard to keep motivated!

This list of 25 Quotes To Inspire Injured Athletes will help anyone in the personal injury recovery process.

Take stock of new options

Okay, you can’t do all the same things you used to do before your personal injury, but what new options are available? Prior to my personal injury, I didn’t know how much fun aquasize can be. Through my recovery period I went to my local leisure centre and started attending their aquasize aquafit classes (which is a gentle, low-impact exercise or activity done in the water).

In addition to new exercises, the recovery period is a great time to learn a new skill! Maybe there’s something you’ve always wanted to try that you didn’t have time for. Public libraries have many free classes, lectures, and even movie nights to name a few things. Local Community centres are also great places to find things to keep you busy and motivated.

Tune in to your goals

During the personal injury recovery process, it’s important to set recovery goals. Additionally, set goals for other areas of your life so that your recovery isn’t the only thing you spent your time focusing on. Goals help you track your progress, keep you on track, and allow for small celebrations along the way.

As you can see, successfully recovering from a personal injury is both physical and mental. There are ways that we can help our body recover more quickly by staying motivated along the way.

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Tazim Damji is a permaculture gardener and certified holistic nutritionist from Vancouver, Canada. She is passionate about photography, vegan food, and gardening. Read more posts by Tazim. Visit her food and adventure blog Celebrate Life's Adventures Connect with Tazim via Twitter or on Facebook .

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