Aaron Hartman, MDFunctional Medicine Specialist | Clinical Researcher

Interview with Jodi 2 | Unveiling the Invisible_ A Journey Through SERS Recovery

23 Jul 2024 · 0 min

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Short excerpt from a YouTube interview (Aaron Hartman, MD) about living with an "invisible" illness and the psychology of recovery. Hartman uses a stock-market metaphor — recovery has ups and downs but should trend upward — and notes that patients often focus on setbacks, interpreting them as failure rather than part of progress.

Serves as basic. It's an invisible type of illness. So it took him seeing the test, it took him seeing that I was getting better when I was doing different things to really buy into it.
Yeah, it's like the stock market. It goes up, it goes down, but your general trajectory should be up. Right. And a lot of times I'll see people who only focus on the down parts. And it can be many times the mold card inflammatory response syndrome acts to brain a trauma. And so what can happen is the down parts, people accentuate them because they're like, oh, no, I'm going. I'm. I'm not making progress.
Right.