One PEMF Device, Two Years, Tons of Pain Relief!

How two years of pemf therapy with Oska Pulse improved my daily pain levels from fibromyalgia, arthritis, and inflammation.

Weekend Recap February 11-15, 2019

The Disabled Diva Blog Recap February 11, 2019. Make your Valentine’s day a great one despite your chronic illness and tips for a good night’s sleep!

Give your love the best Valentine’s day gift ever!

Want to give your Valentine a gift they will cherish and use forever?! Forget lingerie or jewelry! This year purchase something that you and they can appreciate and benefit from. Give them and yourself the gift of pain relief!

Weekly Recap January 14-18 2019

                Weekend recap January 14-18 2019 It was a long, wet, and painful week here in southern California! I hope this post finds you feeling the best that you possibly can despite whatever winter weather is headed your way!!  Whether you are sitting beside the fireplace or snuggledContinue reading “Weekly Recap January 14-18 2019”

My Favorite Pain Relief Device Just Got Better!

From this day forward, the drug-free pain relief device that people like me are falling in love with every day now has……

I feel like dancing!

When my chronic illnesses first stole my ability to hit the dance floor, I didn’t really think much about what I had lost…. Then last year a burning desire to move my feet ignited……..

Finding the PEMF device that fits your needs

PEMF pain relief device comparison. Pros and cons of 5 different devices for chronic muscle and joint pain and inflammation.

Addressing my symptoms one at a time

To begin winning my battle with chronic pain I had to start with one symptom at a time and problem at a time. It didn’t occur overnight, but with patience and perseverance, I am closer to where I was before becoming chronically ill.

Tips For Treating Your Chronic Pain With PEMF Therapy on The Go and at Home

With PEMF therapy you can treat your chronic pain and illnesses on the go and at home. In this article I share tips to help you get the most out of your therapy!

How I treat lower back and hip pain without a prescription at home and on the go

Tips for treating your lower back and/or hip pain with this drug free pain relief device whether you are at home or on the go!

The Disabled Diva’s Four Month Oska Pulse Anniversary

Today marks my 4 month anniversary of treating my chronic pain with Oska Pulse. Discover how it has improved my chronic life.

My body failed to meet my expectations

I have been living with multiple chronic illnesses for over 17 years. Throughout this time I have learned to expect my body to fail my expectations. Some of those failures were due to my own unrealistic expectations of what I wanted to do and others were the result of my conditions progressing making it impossible for my body to do what it had been. If I have learned anything throughout my chronic life it is that I should always expect the unexpected…..

My Oska Pulse Journey Week Three: More than a pain relief device

Find out how the Oska Pulse is more than a pain relief device and how it is actually preventing pain in my latest update.  In addition, I share other conditions and illnesses that this type of therapy has shown been proven to help with. Still not convinced? See the research for yourself. List of allContinue reading “My Oska Pulse Journey Week Three: More than a pain relief device”

Abdominal Update

I enjoyed a little over two months without having my stomach bloated and was able to eat without pain.  During that time I experienced a lot of ripping from my sidewall.  While painful, it was welcome as it meant that the adhesions were loosening.  Because my belly wasn’t in a constant state of turmoil I was able to start an exercise routine.  Unfortunately, I knew that it would be only a matter of time until the pulling, bloating, nausea, diarrhea, and vomiting would return.

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