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192 - Pacing, Connection, & Patient, Messy Progress - Kelly's Recovery Story

192 - Pacing, Connection, & Patient, Messy Progress - Kelly's Recovery Story

Season 1 Episode 192 Published 10 months ago
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I talk with Kelly George about losing and rebuilding identity through Long Covid: the crashes that forced pacing, the relief of being believed, and the slow return of capacity that now lets her design a life she actually wants. Hope here isn’t vague—it’s built from activity management, nervous system care, and community that shows the way.

• life before illness as active mum and professor 
• infection after mandates lifted and symptom escalation 
• debilitating fatigue, brain fog and loss of identity 
• isolation within relationships and shared loss framing 
• early support surge then fade and asking for help 
• being listened to as regulation and relief 
• pacing, baseline setting and crash prevention 
• links with ME/CFS knowledge and specialists 
• nervous system regulation through rest and small practices 
• community and CFS Health programme benefits and limits 
• mindset without blame, celebrating tiny wins 
• defining recovery, cautious cardio and rebuilding work 
• coaching mums, caregivers and higher-ed professionals 


Connect with Kelly: 

https://kellygeorgecoaching.com/baseline-101 




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For more information about Long Covid Breathing courses & workshops, please check out LongCovidBreathing.com

(music credit - Brock Hewitt, Rule of Life)

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