As the date of your MRI scan approaches, do not overthink about it. Just relax and keep practising.
On the day of your MRI scan, it might be best to avoid stimulant drinks such as tea and coffee. If you are unfamiliar with the MRI centre location, leave a bit early so that the journey doesn’t stress you out.
Remember:
- Whatever disease you may be facing, the MRI scan is trying to help you as best it can.
- You are not alone. The MRI staff are very used to dealing with nervous patients and you are always in contact with them.
- The tunnel is open at both ends, well-lit and well-ventilated.
- You know of methods to keep your mind occupied.
This website is quite new, so I need all the help I can get to spread the word about it. I will be grateful if you can help. Please inform the medical professional who requested your MRI scan about this website (happymri.com) so they can share it with others. Please also tell the people at the MRI scan centre. You can print a simple leaflet about this website by clicking here, which you can share with them. Thank you for your help.
Finally, I wish you all the best with your MRI scan. May you have a “Happy MRI” experience!
I am the author of this website, and I hope it helps you with your MRI scan. As a side interest, I am fascinated by the psychology of happiness. I have made a website that explains a concept called “Happy Thinking”, which is about finding happiness by changing negative ways of thinking. You are welcome to visit the free website at the link below to learn about Happy Thinking. The ideas in it could help you become happier!
