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My Journey with Ramsay-Hunt Syndrome
Pain in the ear, eye, mouth, and face can be a sign of Ramsay Hunt Syndrome, a rare complication of shingles that affects the facial nerves. A constant burning sensation suggests nerve damage from shingles, while a swollen feeling can indicate paralysis. Getting prompt treatment with antiviral medication and steroids can lead to a better outcome. Shingles does not always appear with blisters. Starting antiviral treatment within three days of nerve pain onset can help reduce

Melanie Albin PsyS. LMFT
May 14, 2023


Coping with Illness and Pain
Dealing with illness and chronic pain can be incredibly challenging, often leaving us feeling isolated. As someone who experiences this myself, I want to share what I’ve learned, along with insights from my work as a therapist, in the hope of helping others. My techniques are based on understanding how the brain functions, and I have applied this knowledge to coping with illness and pain. When I teach these techniques, I explain the brain’s role to make it easier to understan

Melanie Albin PsyS. LMFT
May 8, 2023
Thinking about what you are grateful for actually attracts more things to be grateful for. The Universal Law of Attraction
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