My truth about love
When you live with depression and anxiety love is a most fluid concept! I’ve
The fortress of solitude…
When you live with depression and anxiety Lent is for living. In the past I
Suicide is not a dirty word!
When you live with depression and anxiety is seems suicide is a four-letter word. In
Surviving Trauma…
When you live with Post Traumatic Distress Disorder situations need to come with a reaction
Living with Depression & Anxiety – What choice do I have…?
Fundamentally, depression is a biochemical malfunction that can be easily explained. What seems much harder to come to terms with are the philosophical concepts at the core of a culture looking for an explanation of it’s existence.
Living with Depression & Anxiety – Swim and Drown
We’d rather keep our illness a secret because we know that others don’t understand it. They’ll make unfair judgments about our behaviour and ability to “cope”. It’s clear that in 2020 Depression is a poorly understood “weakness” disease. If you contract it you’re frequently caste in the mould of lazy idiot.
Living with Depression & Anxiety – It’s just not fair!
Not the justice that can be measured in terms of crime and punishment or right and wrong, because humanity doesn’t seem to have the capacity for “fair”. But the justice that conveys I have a right to exist because I was created to do so. Justice that allows me to hope for a future I may not deserve, but will nonetheless provide the opportunity for me to uncover who I really am, because I know my creator.
Living with Depression & Anxiety – The only safe place…
It’s common for other’s to think that depressed and anxious people are shy and avoid ‘social’ behaviors but that’s not always true. It’s one of the things I struggle with daily. I believe that to “prove” I’m depressed and anxious I must exhibit the generic depression and anxiety symptoms that others would expect. When in fact, most of the time I’m naturally loud and the more stressed I am, the louder and funnier I become.
Living with Depression & Anxiety – What did you say…?
Many depressed and anxious people perform incredible feats of emotional daring to make themselves appear “normal”. They fake illnesses so you’ll accept their excuses. They’ll hide behind alcohol, recreational drugs, obsessive routines, work-a-holism, arrogance and avoidance to make sure that you don’t make ripples that their “jerry-built” boats can’t handle.
Living with Depression & Anxiety – Is freedom just another word..?
When you live with depression and anxiety forgiveness can be a tough pill to swallow.
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