Emma Jay
Helping businesses be workplace wellbeing conscious. creating a positive culture, reducing absenteeism and staff turnover
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Why is being healthy and exercising regularly so important to me? From a young age I always loved exercise and competed in many sports, but when you're a gym owner only 33 years old and passionate about what you do, having a diagnosis of back problems is really hard to deal with. Fast forward 7 years and a new scan showed more degeneration and further problems. It was confirmed I had 2 bulging, 2 degenerated and a split disc in my lumbar spine from L1 to L5 I had to do a lot of learning and change how I exercised which was hard and on times I felt like giving up.The thing is with my back issue, I can be absolutely fine for months, the a disc will bulge, press on a nerve and the pain is unexplainable and completely debilitating.It can take anything from a few days to a few weeks to improve and carrying on with normal life, running a business, being a mum to a 6 year old and trying to keep a poaitive mindset is challenging. I am forever grateful for my education, my commitment to self development and ultimately my mindset, because all of this gets me through the tough times, the pain, the fear of it not actually improving this time. Mindset absolutely matters most. Determination, self love, and a never give up attitude. With these things you can achieve pretty much anuthing. #pain #selfcare #personaldevelopment #mindset
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Jane Evans
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Just keep doing one step at a time! X
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