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Health knowledge made personal
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Health knowledge made personal
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Yes, it can be. Our skin is the largest organ of our body. Mental and emotional stress manifests physically as toxins in our bodies that can cause an array of disorders, including rashes. When we think we're responsible for all the other events, people, places, and things around us AND those people, places, things, and events are not behaving the way we want them to, we develop a sense of failure as a mother, friends, daughter, employee . . . Who's life do you have the power to change?
Letting go of our ideas for the lives of others is hard. It also frees us to follow our own path and frees others to follow theirs. Enabling adult children does not empower them, it keeps them from their independence. Our getting worried sick does not help them. The only answer is letting go and teaching them by the example of our living our own joyous, abundant lives.
As always, seek a licensed physician for a diagnosis of your rash.
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Posted by daryl118
I am under employed, so I am working. However, because I am under employed I am not making all the bill payments that are needed and supply the daily needs of my children (all are teen age or above). One is about 23 and with comprehension problems. He wishes to "go his own way" which has ended each time in financial debt. My oldest girl, 19, can not focus, has not finished high school nor the GED because she can not focus on any one topic for very long. Our 16 year old want to be controling, and demanding to participate in the fashion world. My vehicle is dying and one son's vehicle is dying too. Last week my dad died and the funeral was Tue.
So, with the above things plus more, could this all be a cause of skin rash all over the body?