12/18/10

Want to know your STRESS level? Try this out!!!

Way to measure your stress level 
Fight your STRESS! Gain back your HEALTH
To measure stress according to the Holmes and Rahe Stress Scale, the number of "Life Change Units" that apply to events in the past year of an individual's life are added and the final score will give a rough estimate of how stress affects health.
Life eventLife change units
Death of a spouse100
Divorce73
Marital separation65
Death of a close family member63
Imprisonment63
Personal injury or illness53
Marriage50
Dismissal from work47
Marital reconciliation45
Retirement45
Change in health of family member44
Pregnancy40
Business readjustment39
Gain a new family member39
Sexual difficulties39
Change in financial state38
Death of a close friend37
Change to different line of work36
Change in frequency of arguments35
Major mortgage32
Foreclosure of mortgage or loan30
Change in responsibilities at work29
Child leaving home29
Trouble with in-laws29
Outstanding personal achievement28
Begin or end school26
Spouse starts or stops work26
Change in living conditions25
Revision of personal habits24
Trouble with boss23
Change in residence20
Change in schools20
Change in working hours or conditions20
Change in church activities19
Change in recreation19
Change in social activities18
Minor mortgage or loan17
Change in sleeping habits16
Change in eating habits15
Change in number of family reunions15
Vacation13
Christmas12
Minor violation of law11
Score of 300+: At risk of illness.
Score of 150-299+: Risk of illness is moderate (reduced by 30% from the above risk).
Score 150-: Only have a slight risk of illness.
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