“If it feels good do it” is a dangerous standard when it comes to improving one’s health.
The big problem is that a lot of people are content with placebo treatments that may make them feel better but ultimately just make them worse.
I have been in varying levels of psychiatric treatment for about 25 years now and most people - even most docs - just have that attitude of “does this make you feel better?”
But I have learned we need to be skeptical of our feelings and go based on facts/science. Feelings are not reliable.
take care, friend.
How?
I'm no expert. what feels right for you. "How can I take care of / best look after David?"
“If it feels good do it” is a dangerous standard when it comes to improving one’s health.
The big problem is that a lot of people are content with placebo treatments that may make them feel better but ultimately just make them worse.
I have been in varying levels of psychiatric treatment for about 25 years now and most people - even most docs - just have that attitude of “does this make you feel better?”
But I have learned we need to be skeptical of our feelings and go based on facts/science. Feelings are not reliable.
Fair enough. It doesn't sound easy.