Finding Positives! I really do wish sometimes, that I could take all of the over thinking away but sometimes it does have its positives.
The World of Work
My friend, a New York contemporary writer, protested recently on a march with a banner that read:‘Disability can intersect with every identity. Every. Single. One.’Yes, it can; and does.
Am I Okay?
I made the world see I was okay today, But okay was not what I was today.
Has blogging cured my social anxiety?
I can’t remember the last time the thought of the self checkouts being shut brought me out in a cold sweat because I’d have to deal with a real life person.
Not again
I want to find a way through this and be better, find the strength to get past my worries and feelings, even just being able to accept those things that get me down.
The Sun is Always Shining
We all go through cloudy moments in life but the sun is always there waiting to shine. We as people are the same, our light still shines brightly even when it’s cloudy.
Quitting my job to follow my passion
A month ago I was living at home and working 9-5 in an office that destroyed my mental health. Now I’m a flat 400 miles from my family home and I left the office job behind.
The Journey Around A Negative Mind
By Nadene There is no doubt about it. When you suffer from a mental illness, it’s hard to open up. Even harder to be honest about what dark thoughts race through your mind every waking moment. Things are definitely improving but there is still far too much stigma surrounding it Continue Reading
Becoming a mother saved me from myself
For over 10 years I was in the depths of mental illness. Every single day. I wanted to die, but becoming a mother saved me.
The link between mental illness and dreaming
I think dreams can be an interesting insight into your subconscious, which is why I’m so excited to be starting a new series on my blog.
Thoughts on vulnerability, loyalty and tank rain
My Jack Russell terrier, Maili, is fearless except in storms, friendly unless she detects passive aggression and loyal to all whom she trusts.
Debunking the myth of positivity as a moral compass point
Needless platitudes didn’t help. ‘At least he didn’t suffer.’ ‘At least you were with him.’ Her dad had died. The myth of positivity didn’t change that.