Time for some old-fashioned Follow Friday #FF, my Lovelies. Not just a list of names, but a curated list of some of the best accounts on Twitter. You want to be following these accounts and reading their tweets and articles. pic.twitter.com/rujy89ufMB
— Dr. Alexandria Szeman: #BelieveSurvivors (@Alexandria_SZ) April 19, 2019
#FF @Migrainedotcom, one of the most reliable sources of information on migraine — a neurological disorder, not a headache — with videos, articles, and interactive posts from professionals recognized in the field of migraine research, and that includes people who have migraine pic.twitter.com/Wn0JbhaY3N
— Dr. Alexandria Szeman: #BelieveSurvivors (@Alexandria_SZ) April 19, 2019
#FF @MigraineAgain, led by migraine warrior and advocate Paula Dumas, this site has well-researched articles on everything from migraine studies and medical advances to the best foods to eat to prevent migraine triggers and to soothe yourself during an attack. pic.twitter.com/m9UdrrtUrg
— Dr. Alexandria Szeman: #BelieveSurvivors (@Alexandria_SZ) April 19, 2019
#FF @Healthline for tweets and articles on all topics concerning your health and wellness. From presenting exercises that rely on your bodyweight to better parenting by reducing (or eliminating) yelling, Healthline covers all aspects of wellness. pic.twitter.com/43OmIp2VVh
— Dr. Alexandria Szeman: #BelieveSurvivors (@Alexandria_SZ) April 19, 2019
#FF Dr Andrew Weil @DrWeil, a pioneer in integrative medicine who’s long advocated looking at the whole body and lifestyle to promote health and wellness. Articles on nutrition, natural health, meditation, mindfulness, and well-being will help you stay healthy. pic.twitter.com/Zm3JDni2I5
— Dr. Alexandria Szeman: #BelieveSurvivors (@Alexandria_SZ) April 19, 2019
#FF @MigraineMantras whose articles include some of the best on migraine disorder, fibromyalgia, depression, mental health, and chronic illness, all written by people who have the disorders or diseases they’re discussing and who have become advocates for themselves and others. pic.twitter.com/YguQt7QuDD
— Dr. Alexandria Szeman: #BelieveSurvivors (@Alexandria_SZ) April 19, 2019
#FF @ScaryMommy, started in 2008 by Jill Smokler, is now a massive online community of millions of parents. All the articles and tweets have the same connection: Parenting doesn’t have to be perfect. Neither does life itself, even if you aren’t a parent. pic.twitter.com/i4GJKikG7y
— Dr. Alexandria Szeman: #BelieveSurvivors (@Alexandria_SZ) April 19, 2019
#FF @JonKabatZinn, scientist and meditation teacher who advocates meditation & mindfulness for improved health. His renowned books include Wherever You Go, There You Are, as well as Full Catastrophe Living: Using the Wisdom of Your Body & Mind to Face Stress, Pain, and Illness pic.twitter.com/qqyvsZ7cpb
— Dr. Alexandria Szeman: #BelieveSurvivors (@Alexandria_SZ) April 19, 2019
#FF @JackKornfield one of the most respected American Buddhist teachers. His books & tapes on meditation & mindfulness help you see that life will never be perfect, but you can still be content & healthy. Books include Meditation for Beginners, and After the Ecstasy, the Laundry pic.twitter.com/PMXJZlfDFZ
— Dr. Alexandria Szeman: #BelieveSurvivors (@Alexandria_SZ) April 19, 2019
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