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Grit & Bear It
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Manic Megan
Honest, Raw, and Healing.
An uncensored first-hand account of life from a woman with mental illnesses.
Manic Megan
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Life-Changing Mirror: Part III - Who Rescued Who?
Remember the session with Evy regarding her anger towards anyone in recovery (refer to Part II)? I was in the same area as her in the building when she came to me and in a very excited voice said, “I have a present for you, do you have some time?” I was heading into a meeting, so I told her I would come find her after. She told me, if I missed her and she had already left to go out of state, she would leave it with the front desk. When the meeting was over, I was on a mission
Jun 73 min read


Life-Changing Mirror: Part II - Clarity, A Sign of Hope
"Realize it's not personal; people act out of their own traumas and emotional problems from way back, not because of you." – Robert Greene Often times, the “why” of #behavior, #beliefs, and #morals comes from experienced # trauma. While some believe if you process #trauma, it won’t have a negative impact. My experience is that it takes away the possibility of re-traumatizing, but it does not take away the memory or the meaning. When an individual tells me about an ongoing rea
Jun 65 min read


Forever Grieving
... but the weight is just too heavy to carry and prepare to drop right now.
May 94 min read


Certain People Never Change
He used to ask where we would've been if we began US those years ago when we met, and I assured him we would have only crashed and burned then, we both needed to mature.
May 62 min read


Never-Ending Roller Coaster
Imagine being on a roller coaster – up and down, left and right, fast and slow, fun and outright petrifying. Now imagine being on the same rollercoaster, but instead of a quick 3 minute trip … it’s decades long. That’s the best analogy for my life. I wanted to get off, to walk on solid ground, to not be flipped upside down, to not feel debilitating fear when things move too fast, and complete anxiety when they moved too slow. I wanted to be able to connect with people, not ju
Apr 13 min read
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