What’s nice about these various marble techniques is they can be used anywhere at any time. I frequently use these methods when in church or a classroom setting. I keep marbles in my day bag, car, by my bed and other locations. That way, no matter where I am when pain strikes, I have one at the ready.
Another way of using a marble is simply by rolling it in your hand. Close your eyes while holding the marble in your hand. Manipulate its motion with your thumb and fingers. Move it over and under your thumb. Roll it under and over your fingers. Rotate the marble around with your fingers. Center your attention on how the marble feels against your skin. Are there any imperfections on its surface? Pay attention to how your skin glides over the glass. Focus on how the marble falls into the grooves and ridges in your hand. Sense the smallest detail about what the marble is doing and how it feels in your hand.
This blog is intended to help people of all ages cope with many of the challenges that come with Sickle Cell Disease. When first launched, my target audience was teens and parents. Over the years, however, the scope of my content has expanded to help people of all ages who may struggle with similar complications as I. Whether you’re reading this for yourself or to help a loved one cope with Sickle Cell, I believe there is something here for everybody affected by this disease and other illnesses.
- Home
- About Me
- Dedication
- Introduction
- Contents of Topic 1
- Contents of Topics 2-5
- Contents of Topic 6
- Contents of Topics 7-9
- Contents of Topics 10-13
- Contents of Topics 14-16
- Contents of Topics 17-19
- Coping with Sickle Cell
- Health and Nutrition
- Leg Ulcers - My Experiences
- Leg Ulcers - Treatments
- More on Meditation
- My Artwork
- My Hip Problems
- My Music
- My Poetry
- My Sushi
- Red Light Therapy
- Thoughts / Experiences
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