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1. mywellbeing.com › how-to-build-a-support-systemThree Ways to Build a Support System - MyWellbeing

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   A support system is a group of people who provide you with support when you need it most. This can be mental, emotional, and or practical, such as with finances, childcare, etc. They are also there when things are going well to sustain you and keep you going. Having people to support you does not make you weak!

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2. www.mentalhealthfirstaid.org › 2020 › 08The Importance of Having a Support System « Mental Health ...

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   Aug 6, 2020 · Research has shown that having a social support system can have a positive impact on your overall mental health, especially for women, older adults, patients, workers and students. On a scale of 1 to 10 where 10 was “a great deal of stress” and one is “little or no stress,” a 2015 survey found that the average stress level for people ...

3. www.nhs.uk › conditions › multiple-sclerosisMultiple sclerosis - NHS

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   numbness or a tingling feeling in different parts of the body. feeling off balance, dizzy or clumsy (uncoordinated) muscle cramps, spasms and stiffness. needing to pee more often or not being able to control when you pee. problems with memory or concentration. sexual problems, including a dry vagina or erection problems.

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5. www.healthline.com › health › making-life-supportLife Support: Statistics, Withdrawal, Types, Starting, and More

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   Jun 4, 2019 · ECMO is also called extracorporeal life support (ECLS). This is due to the machine’s ability to do the job of either just the lungs (veno-venous ECMO) or both the heart and the lungs (veno ...

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   be irritable, angry or tearful. feel worried, anxious, hopeless or scared. struggle to make decisions, have racing thoughts or feel overwhelmed. The physical symptoms of stress include: stomach problems, stress headaches and other odd pains including muscle pain. skin reactions, like stress rashes and hives. feeling dizzy, sick or faint.

7. deborahbyrnepsychologyservices.com › self-careSelf-Care: Building A Support System - Deborah Byrne ...

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   Mar 2, 2020 · Why We Need A Support System? We all know that life can have its ups and downs. During those downs we really need positive people who will understand, listen and support us more than ever. Giving and receiving that support is one of the basic needs we have as humans. There are many benefits to… Read More Self-Care: Building A Support System

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   How do life support systems work?

   • Life support systems are used every day to help people during an illness and to return them to good health. Ventilators, for example, are used after surgery to support a patient's breathing until he or she wakes up enough to breathe on his or her own. Life support replaces or supports a failing bodily function.

   What Seriously Ill Patients Should Know About Life Support Systems

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   What is a life support machine?

   • The term “life support” refers to any combination of machines and medication that keeps a person’s body alive when their organs would otherwise stop working. Usually people use the words life support to refer to a mechanical ventilation machine that helps you breathe even if you’re too injured or sick for your lungs to keep working.

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   Can a life support device help a person live a normal life?

   • Life support can also become a permanent necessity for some people to stay alive. There are many people who have portable ventilators and continue to live a relatively normal life. However, people who are using a life-support device don’t always recover. They may not regain the ability to breathe and function on their own.

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   What is a support system?

   • A support system is a group of people who provide you with support when you need it most. This can be mental, emotional, and or practical, such as with finances, childcare, etc. They are also there when things are going well to sustain you and keep you going. Having people to support you does not make you weak!

   How to Build a Support System For Your Mental Health - MyWellbeing

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   Why is life support important?

   • Life support is what gives doctors the ability to perform complicated surgeries. It can also prolong life for people who are recovering from traumatic injuries. Life support can also become a permanent necessity for some people to stay alive. There are many people who have portable ventilators and continue to live a relatively normal life.

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   What percentage of people live after life support is administered or withdrawn?

   • There really are no reliable metrics for the percentage of people who live after life support is administered or withdrawn. The underlying causes of why people go on life support and the age they are when life support is needed makes it impossible to statistically calculate outcomes.

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9. my.clevelandclinic.org › patients › informationWhat Seriously Ill Patients Should Know About Life Support ...

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   Overview. Life support systems are used every day to help people during an illness and to return them to good health. Ventilators, for example, are used after surgery to support a patient's breathing until he or she wakes up enough to breathe on his or her own. Life support replaces or supports a failing bodily function.