situation Archives - Thom Byxbe's Research Desk

I’m sick, very sick. Sick enough that after twenty years my team of doctors still have little idea what’s wrong with me. I am unable

Everyone Has Something To Teach You

People Are Reflections Of Each Other. We are all human in the sense that we can feel the same things. Our perception, however, differs from

What Can I Do To Change My Life? This question is simple, the answer is quite complexed. Especially, to those in the chronic illness community.

Here’s an excuse to stay in bed this weekend with no guilt: Logging extra hours of sleep can reduce pain sensitivity and increase daytime alertness,

Millions of people live with chronic pain every day in the US, and they struggle to do basic day-to-day things like getting dressed and going

Here is my interpretation of what this means: Think Less: You procrastinate less and this eases the stress that hinders our positive view of life.

The guy who jumps onto subway tracks to save a stranger with a train approach The clerk who chases down a robber, A passerby stops at

Taking the easy road is nice for a while, but for talented, motivated people it isn’t enough. To find satisfaction you’ll need to set ambitious

Have you ever been sitting at work, wondering to yourself, “is there a flowchart that can tell me how to change a habit?” Now there

I decided to write some lessons I have learned and want to pass on . Wisdom from experience cannot be taught in a classroom, but