How To Stay Positive When You’ve Been Diagnosed With Kidney Disease, guest post

How To Stay Positive When You’ve Been Diagnosed With Kidney Disease

So you’ve just been told that you’re going to be suffering with kidney disease for the rest of your life. Your whole world has been shaken upside down and you just don’t know what’s going to happen!

You’re talking to all these so called specialists but no matter when they tell you, it doesn’t feel like it matters because you feel like your whole world has been totally flipped upside down. Inside you’re praying that they’ve made some sort of mistake and that any second now they will reveal the truth to you… but of course that never happens.

Most people who have been diagnosed with some sort of disease will actually experience the phases of going through denial, real anger, serious depression and eventually they will go onto accept their situation.

But you need to be different from normal people and go from the denial stage to accepting your situation as quickly as possible. You also need to make sure that you remain as positive as possible because this will help to keep your both mentally and physically stable. Know that having positive mindset is the key place from where you’re going to be able to get yourself to great health in no time at all.


You might be surprised to know but the mind is very powerful and actually affects your body in a very physiological way.

This is precisely why it’s going to be in your interest to make sure that you keep a positive mindset at all times. Only when you have a positive outlook will you be able to move forward and make things happen.

But keep in mind that you also don’t want to be one of those people that keeps bouncing about from being really happy to being really sad all the time. This will totally drain you out and get you both mentally and physically exhausted. Rather you should focus on implementing the tips below to get into a really positive mindset whenever you want.

1. Avoid Negatively Labeling Yourself

A lot of people out there keep negatively bashing themselves whenever something bad goes on in their lives.

Instead of accepting the failure as something that happened and moving on the individual will keep blaming themselves and end up feeling like they are failures. But while you can’t change your past you can certainly move forward and carve out your future. So please stop placing limits on yourself and your thinking and keep looking to improve your future.

2. Your Problems Are Your Greatest Assets

You’ll find the most successful people of all time have only ever achieved the great things they have after going through some really intense periods of hardship. These people say it was these hardships that gave them the motivation to move forward and really achieve the great things they have done.


Your problems with kidney disease are no different. You still have the chance to move forward and get into really incredible health. Perhaps you could even see this as a chance to achieve some truly incredible things. While not everyone out there is going to go on to achieve some sort of massive success, I can tell you that having kidney disease can be your opportunity to move forward toward living a better life than ever before. There are many people who have gone of to really start appreciating their family members a lot more, while others have started to appreciate life in general a whole lot more. There are many discoveries for you to make.

What are you going to go onto appreciate? Well this is a question that only you are going to be able to answer. But know that you do have the chance to take this challenge and turn it around for the better.

3. Take The Challenges In Front of You One Step at a Time

All of the greatest achievements in this world have come about as a result of putting in a lot of hard work and dedication. On top of that they have only come about as a result of putting together one brick at a time.

But the unfortunate reality of today is that most people give up before they even get started because they feel that the massive goal ahead of them is too large of a task.

But let me tell you right now that it isn’t that hard. All you need to do is make sure that you’re committed to seeing results over the long haul and then just keep putting in the work. Eventually after taking it one baby step at a time you’ll get to a point where you have achieved what you wanted to achieve.

4. Start Being Grateful For Everything You Have

A big problem that a lot of people have is that they often only focus on the things that they don’t have in their lives, instead of appreciating all the things that they do have. This is why you need to develop a habit of being grateful for every good thing in your life.

A great way to do this will be to wake up every single day and just write down all the things that you are really and truly grateful for. It doesn’t matter how big or small the thing is, but if it makes a positive difference in your life then write it down. This daily habit will help you become really appreciative of the things that are going well in your life and this is the best place from where you will be able to move forward and get into great health.

So there you have it guys, my top tips to help you remain positive even when you’re suffering with kidney disease. Make sure that you practice them on a daily basis and before you know it you will be in the best health of your life!

Once you know what to do, overcoming kidney disease is super easy! Just head over to http://kidneydietcure.com/ and you will find some really great articles written by Jenny McNally who just wants to help every single person out there with renal disease get into really great health!