Chronic Pain Journal: Record & Track Daily Pain Severity on Pain Scale. Log Physical & Mental Health, Medications, Sleep:7

Chronic Pain Journal: Record & Track Daily Pain Severity on Pain Scale. Log Physical & Mental Health, Medications, Sleep:7" X 10" - 160 Pages with 2-Year Calendar

by We Survived Publishing
Chronic Pain Journal: Record & Track Daily Pain Severity on Pain Scale. Log Physical & Mental Health, Medications, Sleep:7

Chronic Pain Journal: Record & Track Daily Pain Severity on Pain Scale. Log Physical & Mental Health, Medications, Sleep:7" X 10" - 160 Pages with 2-Year Calendar

by We Survived Publishing

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Overview

Finally, a journal that will track and accurately record your Daily Chronic Pain.  This 7" X 10" journal notebook with 160 pages is quick and easy to use.  Perfect gift idea and fits in a handbag or backpack and specially designed to assist you and your health professionals when questioned about how much pain you have struggled with each day/month.

 Included is:

• Information on Chronic Pain and Inspirational Quotes throughout
• Daily Pain Tracker
• "How Are You Feeling Today?"  to assess your physical and mental health
• 20 Ideas for Self-Care
• 2-Year Calendar (2021 & 2022)
• Medical History

The daily tracker will allow you to record your:
✓ energy level, activity and sleep
✓ meals for each day
✓ pain level and area of pain
✓ time, symptoms and possible triggers

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Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781666209051
Publisher: Barnes & Noble Press
Publication date: 11/25/2020
Pages: 160
Product dimensions: 7.00(w) x 10.00(h) x 0.34(d)

About the Author

We Survived Publishing designs primarily journals and notebooks for survivors of pain and illness.  Many survivors of chronic pain, cancer, and other invisible illnesses find journaling enormously cathartic.  By responding to feeling distressed by recurring daily pain, isolation, or possibly frustration, jotting down day-to-day emotions, views, and thoughts are therapeutic.  Also, tracking or logging illness has assisted patients immensely, not only for themselves but for health providers, such as doctors or therapists,. 

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