01-21-2009, 08:38 AM
If you have a long-term illness, improving your appearance can help you feel better, the American Cancer Society says.
The ACS offers the following suggestions for improving the way you look (and feel):
* Take time to shave, wash and fix your hair or put on a wig or toupee, and put on makeup. Do this if you’re at home, even in bed.
Health Tips
* If you’re able and it’s OK with your doctor, treat yourself to a massage, facial, pedicure or manicure.
* Try to get as much exercise as you can each day. Even a brisk walk, if approved by your doctor, can do wonders toward making you look and feel better.
* Keep brushing and flossing your teeth regularly, and get dental checkups.
* Be sure to get enough sleep.
http://www.thenews.com.pk/daily_detail.asp?id=158253
The ACS offers the following suggestions for improving the way you look (and feel):
* Take time to shave, wash and fix your hair or put on a wig or toupee, and put on makeup. Do this if you’re at home, even in bed.
Health Tips
* If you’re able and it’s OK with your doctor, treat yourself to a massage, facial, pedicure or manicure.
* Try to get as much exercise as you can each day. Even a brisk walk, if approved by your doctor, can do wonders toward making you look and feel better.
* Keep brushing and flossing your teeth regularly, and get dental checkups.
* Be sure to get enough sleep.
http://www.thenews.com.pk/daily_detail.asp?id=158253