Adapting to Limitations: My Recent Adventures with Insurance and Remicade
by Joan Friedlander I’ve been receiving Remicade infusions for treatment of Crohn’s Disease for over 10 years now. Until a
Adapting to Limitations: A New Year’s Resolution for Rare Disease Patients
by Joan Friedlander When people first hire me to coach them, before we do anything, we establish intended outcomes for
Adapting to Limitations: Making the Big Decisions Easy
by Joan Friedlander Are you at a point where you feel like you’re ready to step up your engagement in
Adapting to Limitations: Is Your Doctor “The One?”
by Joan Friedlander Note: this article represents the author’s experience and should not be construed as medical advice. Over the
Adapting to Limitations: Does Your Environment Nourish or Deplete?
By Joan Friedlander A lot of people live and work in environments that aren’t healthy for them, and they will
Adapting to Limitations: Should Work Be Easy When You Live with a Chronic Illness?
by Joan Friedlander No matter your age or your life’s circumstances, the question about how to earn a good living
Adapting to Limitations: Disease Day or Work Day?
by Joan Friedlander Shortly after receiving her diagnosis of Young Onset Parkinson’s Disease (YOPD), Norene got a hold of a
Adapting to Limitations: When Illness Messes with Your Promises
by Joan Friedlander Correctly, or not, our trust in and our reliance on others – and ourselves – is built
Adapting to Limitations: Get to Know Your Energy Flow
by Joan Friedlander No doubt you’ve heard the terms “morning person” and “night owl.” They are terms used to describe
Adapting to Limitations: Forget Goals, Try a Theme Approach
by Joan Friedlander This is the time of year that inspires people in the modern world to wipe the slate
Adapting to Limitations: Asking For Help, Who’s Keeping Score?
by Joan Friedlander Ah yes, asking for help, step 4 in “Business from Bed.” You’d think I would have
Adapting to Limitations: Self-Care and Family During the Holidays
Meet “Julia,” a university professor who suffers from chronic pancreatitis. She is often in pain and certain foods aggravate her
