Depression
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Introverts brains do not operate like the brain of an Extrovert. I learned a lot about introversion from a book called The Introvert Advantage: How to Thrive in an Extrovert World by Psyd, Marti Olsen Laney. In this book, she explains the physiology behind how the brain of an Introvert works versus how the brain
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Introverted, depressed, or anxious? Good luck sleeping. Good luck shutting off the mind that wants to bring up every little thing you have ever said. That demon on your back is pouring poison into your ear to feed it and egg it. It whispers about that time and that thing you said. You anxiously watch
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Sometimes, you just need something or someone to believe in. There will always be that point in your life when someone causes you to faulter in what you believe. Depression and anxiety can suck your ability to believe out of you. You accept the status quo and let go of any hope you had. A
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I’ve a minor collection of what most Americans call a bathrobes. I think it’s a bit more phone to call them a housecoat. It’s an old term from England and I rather like what they call some things. There’s the trolly, which is a shopping cart or buggy (depending on where you live), and then
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Today, my dog was diagnosed with heart failure and I fear that, presently, I may be watching him fade away. Every breath is a struggle and his appetite for food is ignored. His body grows weak. I hold him close and I cry into his shoulders. I adopted him from a rescue in July 2016,
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I love animals and sometimes I struggle through looking for the bigger picture that God has planned for me.
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Suicide effects everyone differently.
My Journey with Depression and Anxiety 