The author embraces political commentary not for popularity, but as a civic duty to advocate for all Americans. As a veteran and concerned citizen, they prioritize factual reporting and thorough research, aiming to stand up against harmful policies. While committed to serious topics, they also plan to share personal interests and welcome civil debate.
A journey from what I dreamed my life would be to what it actually became.
Today marked my first solo outing, which included a challenging 60-mile drive in my dad’s blazer. Although anxious and overwhelmed at times, supportive texts from a friend helped. I visited a new pulmonary doctor who was encouraging. After a long day, I found relief at home, celebrated with pizza, and appreciated the support.
On Christmas Eve 1985 in Frankfurt, a young American soldier on guard duty experienced a heartwarming moment. A jovial group of German locals, slightly inebriated, offered him a bottle of wine while singing festive wishes. This unexpected gesture transformed his cold, lonely night and left a lasting impression.
Yesterday marked the end of my therapy journey with a long-term MST/PTSD therapist who guided me through nearly four years of challenges. I’m moving on to a new therapist and ACT, feeling a mix of gratitude, pride, sadness, and fear about this transition. I reflect on the emotional impact of changing therapists.
The author reflects on forgotten scribbles in an old notebook, which capture fleeting moments of spring joy and childhood happiness. Through vivid descriptions of nature and playful scenes, the entries evoke nostalgia for simpler times, underscoring the beauty found in the present and the importance of recognizing little blessings.
Animal rescue non-profits require more than moral support; they need volunteers, donations, and foster homes to survive. Monetary contributions are essential to cover costs for medical care and supplies. Social media sharing can significantly boost awareness and support. Understanding a non-profit’s transparency and financials is crucial before contributing.
The author reflects on the remarkable life of her father, Bernard “Bud” Earl Ware, Sr., who lived from 1923 to 2020. Emphasizing his hard work, community service, and love for family, the message encourages others to celebrate his life rather than mourn his passing, highlighting the importance of helping others and expressing joy.
The V.A. has enabled me to do a lot of my PTSD therapy at home via Telehealth. I was provided with an iPad mini for this purpose. The last several weeks I have done therapy at home, and am very grateful for this. I’m able to stay home and stay safe, while my state is…
THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 2020 I’ll start this off by reminding readers that I am not a mental health professional. I write from the perspective of a person who lives with a myriad of mental and emotional health issues. Those that have followed my haphazard blog along it’s bumpy road, know some of the reasons and…