Tag Archives: Dr. Trisha Parsons

Contributing to the Celebration of WORLD KIDNEY DAY!!!!

Posted on March 12, 2015 by kns544

A few things to be thrilled about today . . . 1. It’s WORLD KIDNEY DAY!!! For me it’s an opportunity to reflect of the amazing progress that’s been made (and that is being made) to improve the lives of … Continue reading →

Posted in Amazing People, Message, Progress, The Bigger Picture | Tagged advocacy, advocate, aggressive dialysis, Blog, Canada, Canadian Renal Rehabilitation Network, Cardiac Rehabilitation, chronic illness, Chronic Kidney Disease, dialysis, Dr. Trisha Parsons, exercise, experience, Fitness, Heart and Stroke Association, photodocumentary, physiotherapy, progress, ShoPTalk, sick to fit journey, treatment, World Kidney Day | Leave a comment

Finding my WHY??

Posted on July 7, 2014 by kns544

Finally inspired to write again . . . I discuss the concept of the WHY? Why are we pursuing our goals?? Then I details some action around my WHY. Working with some organizations that make a difference!!
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Posted in Musings, Progress, The Bigger Picture | Tagged 6am, Alberta, anecdotal, ask and you shall receive, authors, awareness, Big Bike, Canada, Canadian Physiotherapy Congress, Canadian Renal Rehabilitation Network, commitment, daunting, dialysis, dialysis units, Diana Hopskins-Roseel, donation letter, Dr. Trisha Parsons, eating well, ebb and flow, Edmonton, Education Session, educational video, energy, excited, experience, feed my soul, Fitness, fundraising, good reading, guest lecturer, guide, gym, heart and stroke foundation, heart failure, Home Hemodialysis, Hotel Dieu, independent dialysis, Inspiration, invigorating, Jason, journey, kidney failure, Kingston General Hospital, Life, life balance, Life Coach, life's purpose, manuscript, marketing course, me time, medical system, meditation, non-profit, outcomes, patient advocacy, patient engagement, patient experience advising, peak physical shape, person living with chronic illnesses, practice and policy, prayer, pre-dialysis, Providence Care, servant leader, share, sick to fit, speakers, spiritual journey, story, stroke, timing, University Hospitals Kingston Foundation, Wendy Pentland, WHY, Writing | Leave a comment

Fitness Progress Photos . . .

Posted on March 10, 2014 by kns544

As much as I am set on putting myself out there publicly – as an advocate. I still am pretty shy. I have to remember that my messages (and my example) have the potential to make life better for other … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged accomplish, active, active living, advocate, classes, classmates, dialysis, Diana Hopkins-Rosseel, doctor, document, Dr. Trisha Parsons, example, fellow patient, Fitness, fitness progress, free weights, Group Classes, gym, home, instructors, intimidation, kidney failure, kidney transplant, messages, motivated, nervous, operation, patient, photos, plateau, proud, public, recovery, reserve, second home, shy, sick to fit journey, strong, yoga | 2 Comments

“Active Living and Chronic Kidney Disease” Magazine Essay . . .

Posted on March 2, 2014 by kns544

Proud to share my essay in a magazine, “Kidney Living” produced by the Kidney Foundation of Canada. It is especially special to be part of the first issue of 2014 – the 50th anniversary of The Kidney Foundation organization in … Continue reading →

Posted in Message, Progress, The Bigger Picture, Uncategorized | Tagged 2014, 50th anniversary, active living, Canada, Dr. Trisha Parsons, essay, fit, healthy, kidney disease, Kidney Foundation of Canada, Kidney Living Magazine, magazine, sick to fit journey | Leave a comment

5 things I’m learning from my LIFE COACH . . .

Posted on December 10, 2013 by kns544

I started working with a life coach this fall and it’s been an amazing experience!! The idea of working with a life coach came from a suggestion from Diana Hopkins-Rosseel and Dr. Trisha Parsons, two women who are superstars in … Continue reading →

Posted in Amazing People, Musings, Progress, The Bigger Picture, Uncategorized | Tagged awakenings, breath, calibrating, cleansing, complimentary routes, contemplation, destination, development, Diana Hopkins-Rosseel, Dr. Trisha Parsons, exhale, expectations, expert, flexibility, gym, higher energy, inhale, Jedi mind tricks, lead, Life, Life Coach, lower energy, mind shifts, new person, office, opportunity, personal, perspective, plan, potential, pre-conceived notions, project, prospects, reflect, satisfaction, scale, self-sufficient, spiritual, surrender, tangents, task-oriented, tasks, tools, Wendy Pentland, WendyPentland.com | Leave a comment

Fear of Losing what I SWEAT to build . . .

Posted on August 25, 2013 by kns544

Before I go any further, I have to say how excited and thankful I am to have the possibility of a kidney transplant to look forward to. I remember how it was last time, I have an amazing new chapter in … Continue reading →

Posted in Musings, Progress, The Bigger Picture, Uncategorized | Tagged atrophy, bonuses, break, catch-up, challenge, chronic illness, consistency, core work, dialysis, Diana Hopkins-Rosseel, Dr. Trisha Parsons, energy, exercises, expert resources, fitness regiment, fitness schedule, foundation, gym family, kidney transplant, lifestyle, light weights, nephrologists, new chapter, new kidney, operation, pedometer, photos, plan, post-operation fitness plan, proud, rebuilding, reserve, restriction, routine, stage-specific, stamina, time-lines, Type A, up-hill battle, yellow bikini | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: Dr. Trisha Parsons

Contributing to the Celebration of WORLD KIDNEY DAY!!!!

“Active Living and Chronic Kidney Disease” Magazine Essay . . .

5 things I’m learning from my LIFE COACH . . .

Fear of Losing what I SWEAT to build . . .

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