Rosacea and Motivation

It certainly seems such a funny combination but I had to mention it.
Because it is one of the ingredients that I needed the most to continue with my program to rosacea freedom.

At first when I began to change my life, I didn’t see immediate results, so on many occasions I got disheartened, and would go on a “not treat myself well bender”. Which because of it’s effects always culminated in a new resolve to keep going.

Now I don’t do benders anymore and my discipline has paid off.

Having persevered through the changes and really wanting my life to be different so as not to be ruled by rosacea.

Essentially I wanted me to be the ruling factor, which meant fear of all social situations and any self hatred had to go.

I think the psychology that surrounds the rosacea sufferer is as important as the other aspects in the healing process.

If you find sticking to things difficult I suggest you try a motivational therapist, to work why you sabotage your own healing, like I did.

All the components for healings are well documented in my book “Cure Your Rosacea”.
http://www.cureyourrosacea.com

I have put together all the research I did and everything that worked in a precise and easily readable manner.

Did it take motivation and determination? You bet!

But tell me anything in life that is satisfying that doesn’t take effort?

All the best
Sam http://www.cureyourrosacea.com

Anxiety and Rosacea

For many years the first thing I would do when I woke up was look in the mirror.

And I guess it doesn’t take a rocket scientist to guess what happened next. First I saw the rosacea on my face, then I would spiral down to a state that was a mix of anxiety disappointment and anger. Upon those feelings I’d go to my large screen TV and play games or go to the kitchen and be rude to which ever member of my family just happened to be there.

Then just to reinforce my mood I’d check a few times during the day. Just in case a miracle had occurred. I remember when I stopped doing the mirror thing and .much to my families delight stopped blaming them for my anxiety and my rosacea.

There is a sense of freedom in my life now that I have stopped being so anxious about this disease.

The reason of course is that I decided at that point to take responsibility and change things for myself. I took a course of action, one I had researched over many years and began to make a lot of sense to me. I have followed this “path” in a fairly strict way
And as a consequence discovered much about how the body works.
In discovering that I am responsible for my rosacea and its cure and that I could not sit around waiting for a doctor or research scientist to come up with a pill or a potion, I was able to then take action.

So one of the first things I did was to work on my anxiety levels and stop doing some of the habitual things, like mirror watching and give myself a chance to heal.

I discovered it was whole body healing that takes rosacea away. And that of course included how I thought about myself and my life.
Removing what I call rosacea anger/anxiety, I began the process of self respect again and looked more closely at my relationships and my career.

Good luck and cheers to all

Sam Speers

If you would like to know how I did this in detail my ebook “Cure Your Rosacea” http://www.cureyourrosacea.com