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BossLady

2y ago

How to Recognize When Your Mental Health is Declining

How will I be able to notice that things are starting to get worse for me?

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Zebrabri

2y ago

I'm with Unicorn19. I use an app as well. My newest one is called Corra. You set up symptoms that you want to keep track off and can add as new things pop up. After logging for a minimum of 15 days it will start to make correlations. For example- you have more joint pain on the days you eat raw vegetables or more joint pain on days you get less than 9 hours of sleep. It will also send you PDFs you can share with your doctor to show them how you've been feeling out things your struggling with. Not free, but worth it. The other app I use is Pain Scale. I use it more for tracking specific pain points.
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BossLady

2y ago

What's the name of the app?
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Unicorn19

2y ago

I have an app that I enter how I feel each day so I can catch trends
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BossLady

2y ago

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Cai

2y ago

Sometimes it’s hard to notice, especially when it’s slow. Maybe try bullet journaling your symptoms and good and bad days so that you can see the progression better in a more visual format?

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