Depression is a sneaky beast. You think everything is going as well as it can. Then depression sneaks in to flip the switch from Ok to Not Ok. I had a vision once and now it’s unclear. I have asked myself a million times this week, “When did I become so unmotivated? Why don’t IContinue reading “Split Milk: Un-Motivated”
Category Archives: Depression
Dealing with Grief and Relief
What happens when your abuser dies unexpectedly? I don’t have answers for what should happen next. What’s right or wrong? No idea. If you’re like me, you will feel relieved. It’s a strange feeling which leads to other feelings – mostly guilt and sadness. I can’t say that I’m sad about his passing. I’mContinue reading “Dealing with Grief and Relief”
Driving Maybe. Sinking Definitely
I shouldn’t tell you. It’s too much information maybe. I feel like I’m sinking into a murky abyss. Nothing is going right and it affects everyone around me. I’m sinking and dragging everyone down. I hit a telephone pole. Everyone is fine. The telephone pole is still standing At some point, I will have toContinue reading “Driving Maybe. Sinking Definitely”
Am I Going to Lose My Way Too?
As a writer, I lump myself into the category with confessional poets, like Sylvia Plath and Anne Sexton. Plath and Sexton both committed suicide. As a regular person, I lump myself into the category with other friends that have mental health issues. Mentally and emotionally, we have all lost our way at some point. SomeContinue reading “Am I Going to Lose My Way Too?”
Mz. Understood: #NaBloPoMo
Tell us about a time when you were deeply misunderstood. How did you fix the situation? After I had my first kid, I had some major issues with Postpartum Depression. I didn’t understand all of those feelings myself. Boom! One day, I had a kid and every feeling was exposed for the whole world to see.Continue reading “Mz. Understood: #NaBloPoMo”
Depression: It’s a Real Thing
Who really thinks depression is fake? Whoever you are, you are mistaken. Depression is as real as any sickness. There are just fewer outward signs. There’s hardly any vomiting. It’s a struggle every day to keep the depression at bay. Every day. Lately, I don’t feel much like getting out of bed. I’m not sureContinue reading “Depression: It’s a Real Thing”
