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RESTLESS LEGS SYNDROME, PART 2
- By John Kitsco
- Published 07/2/2011
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Direct from the RLS Foundation, here are a few tips for
living with RLS:
-Talk about RLS, share information with family and friends
-Don't fight it. Don't suppress the urge to move. Get out of bed
and find an activity that will get your mind off RLS.
-Keep a sleep diary ( I am just starting mine)
-Occupy your mind with something else and this may
ease the symptoms.
-Rise to new levels. Elevate your computer so you have to
stand
-Stretch out. Start your day and end your day with a gentle
massage.
-Help others, join a support group or discussion. Or write to me
c/o blog4change about your experience with RLS
-or simply go on line at www.rls.org/join and become
a member of the Restless Leg Foundation. Annual rates only
$30 for U.S. and Canada.
Most of all, realize ongoing research will one day find a cure....
Good luck to all of you (who like myself) do suffer from RLS
and often do not get enough sleep. If we all pull together we
can get through this.....
living with RLS:
-Talk about RLS, share information with family and friends
-Don't fight it. Don't suppress the urge to move. Get out of bed
and find an activity that will get your mind off RLS.
-Keep a sleep diary ( I am just starting mine)
-Occupy your mind with something else and this may
ease the symptoms.
-Rise to new levels. Elevate your computer so you have to
stand
-Stretch out. Start your day and end your day with a gentle
massage.
-Help others, join a support group or discussion. Or write to me
c/o blog4change about your experience with RLS
-or simply go on line at www.rls.org/join and become
a member of the Restless Leg Foundation. Annual rates only
$30 for U.S. and Canada.
Most of all, realize ongoing research will one day find a cure....
Good luck to all of you (who like myself) do suffer from RLS
and often do not get enough sleep. If we all pull together we
can get through this.....