I’m pursuing a life dream that I first had twenty years ago. Will I make it? Who knows? I know I would not make it if I didn’t try. So I’m going for it, in addition to a full time job and spending time with my family. Someday I’ll reacquaint myself with sleep. 😉
Jarvis:
Good luck Stephanie,
mine is bipolar disorder and social stigmas against mental illness-
Mazl:
deteriorating eyesight
dada:
before I felt like happiest girl in the world
and now I feel like saddest one
(hard breake up and serious illness in the family)
but head’s up …….life is going on …use it 🙂
Stephanie:
And good luck to you, Jarvis. I work with someone who is bipolar. He now has a Ph.D. in computer science. People at work know about it. He functions fine, and is respected. You can do fine with being bipolar!
shipra:
I got everything and was deprived of everything.
Kennedy:
Losing all of the friends I had over something I barely understand myself to explain to someone else, now have the best friends I could ask for.
KK:
Giving a life’s dream everything I got, being defeated and now living in sorrow.
Well, of course moving out and going to university was a big change, but I think what really changed me was the (bad) break up with my very first girlfriend.
She lied to me, cheated on me and left me for a guy I thougt was my friend.
And if I learned one thing out of this for my entire life, it’s that I would never want to a person hurt as much as I from her.
Mary:
Death of one life, trying to put the pieces together again.
jude:
college
Alicia:
Becoming a Mom! 🙂
Michelle:
OK,here we go, death of a 23 year marriage, getting a new job, watching both my babies graduate from high school to move on, having to bury my dog. Actually this has all happened in just over a year. I keep waiting for things to get easier…. I’m still waiting.
Brendon:
Meeting the love of my life, and now marrying her in two months.
Cami:
Three years ago, I was depressed and suicidal. I felt like my life wasn’t going anywhere and like I could never cope with my anxiety disorders.
Now I’m much happier, more optimistic for the future. I’m taking it one day at a time and trying to appreciate everything I have. I know what I want to accomplish and am working towards that goal.
P.J.:
Last month my foster sister and best friend of 28 years got angry with my and used my deepest, darkest fear against me. She called in a false suicide watch. While “helping” me, one of the paramedics beat me pretty badly. I’m trying to deal with that.
chichay:
three years ago i was very jolly and fun but now everything has change and i just don’t know why
Alex:
While serving in the Peace Corps I was hit by a truck on the highway, left a good sized dent in it, more than a year and half ago. Because of that I was sent home unable to finish the two year journey I had started and as a result of the accident I am unable to feel anything beyond the physical sensations. So there is little to no emotion in my life, but i go on because what kind of message would that send to my nephew who was born a month after I was hit and two months before I was able to return home.
Bella:
Becoming more stronger, going with the flow of life and doing the best I can.
I’m pursuing a life dream that I first had twenty years ago. Will I make it? Who knows? I know I would not make it if I didn’t try. So I’m going for it, in addition to a full time job and spending time with my family. Someday I’ll reacquaint myself with sleep. 😉
Good luck Stephanie,
mine is bipolar disorder and social stigmas against mental illness-
deteriorating eyesight
before I felt like happiest girl in the world
and now I feel like saddest one
(hard breake up and serious illness in the family)
but head’s up …….life is going on …use it 🙂
And good luck to you, Jarvis. I work with someone who is bipolar. He now has a Ph.D. in computer science. People at work know about it. He functions fine, and is respected. You can do fine with being bipolar!
I got everything and was deprived of everything.
Losing all of the friends I had over something I barely understand myself to explain to someone else, now have the best friends I could ask for.
Giving a life’s dream everything I got, being defeated and now living in sorrow.
Probably drugs.
Well, of course moving out and going to university was a big change, but I think what really changed me was the (bad) break up with my very first girlfriend.
She lied to me, cheated on me and left me for a guy I thougt was my friend.
And if I learned one thing out of this for my entire life, it’s that I would never want to a person hurt as much as I from her.
Death of one life, trying to put the pieces together again.
college
Becoming a Mom! 🙂
OK,here we go, death of a 23 year marriage, getting a new job, watching both my babies graduate from high school to move on, having to bury my dog. Actually this has all happened in just over a year. I keep waiting for things to get easier…. I’m still waiting.
Meeting the love of my life, and now marrying her in two months.
Three years ago, I was depressed and suicidal. I felt like my life wasn’t going anywhere and like I could never cope with my anxiety disorders.
Now I’m much happier, more optimistic for the future. I’m taking it one day at a time and trying to appreciate everything I have. I know what I want to accomplish and am working towards that goal.
Last month my foster sister and best friend of 28 years got angry with my and used my deepest, darkest fear against me. She called in a false suicide watch. While “helping” me, one of the paramedics beat me pretty badly. I’m trying to deal with that.
three years ago i was very jolly and fun but now everything has change and i just don’t know why
While serving in the Peace Corps I was hit by a truck on the highway, left a good sized dent in it, more than a year and half ago. Because of that I was sent home unable to finish the two year journey I had started and as a result of the accident I am unable to feel anything beyond the physical sensations. So there is little to no emotion in my life, but i go on because what kind of message would that send to my nephew who was born a month after I was hit and two months before I was able to return home.
Becoming more stronger, going with the flow of life and doing the best I can.
…..
perspective
questioning life
Becoming a mom.