and there will come a day, when you’d be family
Originally posted on . . .:
and oh my love,i think about youevery time i accomplishsomething only towish you wereright hereas a part of my life just so i could share, my love this happinessthat oh i feel for even ifi dont know you still oh i knowthat there will come a day, my lovewhen you’d be family…
Morphée Sleep Aid Review
Originally posted on Cara's Corner:
The lovely people over at Morphée very kindly gifted me one of their devices and I am absolutely obsessed with it. The Morphée is a relaxation and sleep aid product which has 210 different options for various exercises and ambient sounds. It’s non digital so removes the blue light…
Why Moving on can Feel like Abandonment
Originally posted on Don't Lose Hope :
“Sometimes when you think about letting go of a traumatic past, it can feel like abandonment. It is not.” When you think about moving on with life, and leaving a traumatic experience behind, it can feel threatening – and even wrong. Here are some of the reasons why:…
The Universe, Life and Everything…: Dialogues on our changing understanding of reality — A New Vision for Mental Health
Co-written by Sarah Durston and Ton Baggerman (with other contributors), this book has relevance to the creation of a well-being society and some of the changes in cultural values and perspectives that are needed for this. The publishers say: “Our current understanding of our world is nearly 350 years old. It stems from the ideas […] …
One October
Originally posted on Hey Momma:
Image: Honey Child One October ‘I am a woman seeking a moss covered cottage deep in the forest surrounded by fae folk and and botanical gardens where I can bake bread in bliss’ ~ (Ellie Twitters) In Numerology October Represents ‘ONE’ Meaning: Original. Independent. Unique. Innovative. Stop dilly dallying Too…
Join Me For Coffee?
Originally posted on Luminous Destiny:
I would tell you I heard an old song today, 3 Doors Down: When I’m Gone. I’d tell you about the horrendous days I survived during my childhood. I’d probably share the silliness my sister and I got ourselves laughing at, for no reason. I would tell you reality hit…
Meet David
Originally posted on The Advocacy Life:
David Chapignon Mr. David Champignon is a Political Science major from Edinboro University and a graduate of the New Jersey Partners in Policymaking Program. He is a proven leader and staunch advocate for people with disabilities. He currently lives with his wife Jenny in Sayre Pennsylvania. Alongside their dogs…
New neuroscience reveals 3 rituals that will make you happy
Originally posted on Epilepsy Talk:
UCLA neuroscience researcher Alex Korb has some insights that can create an upward spiral of happiness in your life. Here’s what you and I can learn from the people who really have answers: The Most Important Questions to Ask When You Feel Down Sometimes it doesn’t feel like your brain…
How To Get Your Doctor’s Full Attention —
Originally posted on Survivors Blog Here Mental Health Collaborative :
You hear stories every day about doctors not listening to the patient. I’ve had two situations like this and both ended differently. The first time, I encountered a frustrating conversation with my Psychiatrist, he had me talk with a Therapist in the office. She had known…
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