Feelingbetter: Coach Marla's Living Life through Pain blog talk radio show

Sunday, June 1, 2008

Coach Marla's Living Life through Pain blog talk radio show

Coach Marla said…
This is going to be such an amazing show with you Chris. You are going to give MS a great voice!!This is a show everyone needs to make sure to attend!!I am so excited to speak with you I can hardly wait until Tuesday ve so much to share with everyone and I am anxious for everyone to hear your story!!

God Bless.Love, Peace & Blessings,Coach Marla

Monday, June 2, 2008
Every Tues 2PM central blogtalk radio show "winning life through pain" has a new co-host......

Winning Life Through Pain with your host RSD coach Marlon Martindale and the Voice of Fibromyalgia, Crystal Dunn will be joined by me, Chris Tatevosian, who they have asked to join them as co-host, and I have humbly accepted the position.

Hey everybody
Join us to discuss reflex sympathetic dystrophy (RSD), chronic pain, fibromyalgia or MS. Any chronic condition or anything you desire . Its open forum day! We can talk about Manny Ramirez hitting his 500th homer or the Celtics being in the NBA finals. Who’s from Boston? And, let’s not forget about my book Life Interrupted, It’s Not All About Me, which I will be selling for a reduced price of just $10 during this particular show.

Join us by cutting and pasting the link below into your browser:
http://blogtalkradio.com/winninglifethroughpain\

On her web site, Coach Marla, the well educated host of “Winning Life through Pain,” her blog radio talk show, speaks with callers dealing with chronic illness of which she knows firsthand with a sweet, caring, bubbly voice and demeanor of a true Christian. In her own words she proclaims:
I'm Marla, your RSD Coach™ I have embraced and have been empowered by RSD (Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy) since 2003. While we all experience RSD a little bit differently, but we all feel pain, isolation, unworthiness, and depression at some point, I know them very well. Using RSD Coaching™ techniques, I will show you how to break free and live your life to the fullest. This is not just for those of us who suffer with RSD (Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy), but also for those of us who suffer with MS, Fibromyalgia and Chronic Pain Syndrome as well, because they all cause a great deal of pain and mental stress.

Blog Talk Radio Tuesday 6/3/08 Here is the number: 347-324-5661, call in with a question, a statement, a joke or just to say hi.
Blessings, Chris

1 comment:

Bluebirdy said...: Hi Chris;
Like I emailed to you, illness is a calling for some people like you and I. I am glad you found me and adopted me as a friend. Keep up with your inspiring blog and keep in touch! Happy Spring, Happy Easter/Passover/time of renewal and new life!
Bluebirdy; March 22, 2008 at 7:12 PM

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Funny story, Maybe!

Funny story, Maybe!
By Chris Tatevosian

Recently I held a discussion and book signing at the Hopkinton public library in Hopkinton MA. During the question-and-answer segment of our discussion, one of the participants, the only person present with MS, asked a question beginning with the statement; “I’m amazed, and excited to know that after all that you have been through, you are now remarried. How did that happen, because as you said you are worse physically today than during your first marriage? And, what changed, I mean what was the turning point that allowed you to move forward find happiness and get remarried?”
Of course, I knew exactly what she meant, because at one time I had the very same concern with which she was referring. At the point that my wife first wanted to divorce, I had an inner dialogue that went something like this: O’kay Chris, you have what is now becoming severe MS, who’s going to want to marry someone with MS? No one is going to want to marry damaged goods. I am sure that I was not the first one .to ever have this inner dialogue. It’s a real fear.
I met my then wife to be, Jane, through an online dating service and she was totally aware of my disability. After we had gone on our first date I remember asking her, why would anyone get involved with damaged goods? Why would anyone purchase a vase with a crack in the bottom? Jane’s response was “maybe, I need one to hold my dried flowers”. All she wanted was “kindness and love” no anger, just kindness and love. It helps that we both have the same goofy sense of humor. We laugh and laugh together and at one another all the time. Sure, I have slipped ups, get frustrated and angry, the difference is that I have written, re-written, read and re-read. my book so many times that when I do begin to slip-up it’s so obvious that I can’t help but catch myself. And let’s not forget, Jane has read the book so when I slip up she’s quick to point out “Chris, I think you need to revisit page 52“ and we have a good chuckle. Remember life is too short, you choose whether to smile or argue. We were married a year later in April 2008 and life is fantastic. Jane is the most wonderful, loving and caring person that I have ever known. If I had listened to my inner dialogue, I would never have met my incredibly awesome and loving wife, Jane. Never give up,

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Coach Marla's Living Life through Pain blog talk radio show

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