A Journal that Helps You Take Control of Your Health
Daily Tracking
- Spoon Counter
- Sleep Log
- RX, Water, and Food Log
- Priorities List
- Activities Log
- Symptoms Notes
- Mental Health Check In
- Gratitude Prompt
- End of Day Reflection
Monthly Tracking & Review
- Mind and Body Monthly Review
- Mind and Body Monthly Look Ahead
- Health at a Glance - Health Overview
- Symptom Tracker
- Vitals Graph
- Calendars for Planning
A Companion for Your Health Journey
Never walk into an appointment alone or empty handed again. Be prepared for new appointments. Have your medical history in one place. Have proof that your illness is real and symptoms are severe.
Daily Health Tracking:
Spoon Counter
Count your spoons and rate your energy level
Sleep and Symptom Log
Prompts for sleep review and notes on symptoms
Priority and Activity List
Determine your top priorities and record your daily activities
RX, Food and Water Log
Keep track of what your meds, diet, drink and water intake
Mental Health Check In
Take time to check in with how you are really doing
End of Day Review
Prompts for gratitude, daily recap, and making tomorrow better
A peek
Inside the Journal
Health Record
Record your health over the years. Space to keep track of the diagnosis, dates, treatments, symptoms, and more.
Treatment Records
Keep notes on lab tests, supplements, treatment sessions, and more. Space for: reason for treatment, refferal, and more.
Appointment Notes
Use the entries to prepare for your appointment and take notes. Refer back to notes at any time.
Monthly Review
Reflect on the month that's just passed and look forward to the month to come. Split into mind and body.
Symptom Tracker
Use to track symptoms, habits, events and more. Tick off with each occurrence. Create unique symbols for severity, etc.
Vitals Graph
Track your vital health indicators: sleep, pain level, energy level, and activity level. See correlations and trends.
and more...
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