James B. Hansom: As a Sailor for many years, one absorbs the rules of the oceans into one’s own life; as such every wave has a peak and a trough. Accepting bi-polar is no different, like a heart-beat you have the highs and the lows, just a little more intense! The mania phases can be really useful as one can get so much done in such a short amount of time, but afterward comes the crash which can halt you from achieving anything; so I guess things take about the same time overall.
Tag: Depression
My Story Isn’t Over by Natasha Simon #BookReview
Reviewed by me for Reader’s Favorite. Mental illness has always been a sensitive topic, and, in a way, it has been a taboo in society. A discussion about physical ailments is acceptable; however, any conversation regarding your mental health must be done behind closed doors. Slowly but surely, this mindset is changing; unfortunately, the pace…
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Your Family is NOT your Therapist
Did my family let me down? So, it started as a normal fun call with my sister, and the moment I steered the conversation in the direction of what has been bugging me for the millionth time, she quickly ran to give the phone to mom. She just couldn’t bear the thought of going through…
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I am a Human; Handle me with Care! #FridayReflections
Regardless of whether you are meeting me for the first time or you have known me for ages, my smile (or laughter) would be the first thing that you would notice. The simple fact behind it is my tendency to laugh a lot. I am always finding things to laugh about. I hate being serious….
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#BookReview: Because It Was Raining by Skyler Worley
Reviewed by me for Reader’s Favorite. Because It Was Raining by Skyler Worley bares open the mindset of a drug-infused brain. Louis, in his high on drugs state, is reflecting on his emotions, fear, and life — in general. Against all his better judgment, he agrees to accompany his friend, Boobe, and her friend, Nikki,…
