It seems to be a theme in my life
these days.
Everyone has a story.
Don't ask what's wrong with them... ask them what happened to them instead.
Everyone has something that changed them.
For a long time, I spoke about my
symptoms. The state I was currently experiencing, and the ways in which I was
working towards recovery and walking along my journey. I spoke about trials and
successes… and I mentioned trauma – in brief, vague, and very generic ways.
Always vague. Always ashamed.
Always...
Ramblings from an average woman in recovery from Mental Illness, fighting to end stigma and offer hope.
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** Trigger warning. This site contains descriptions of mental health crisis', sensitive topics and mentions of suicide.
Thursday, 22 November 2018
Tuesday, 13 November 2018
As the Shell Crumbles

Somewhere right around eleven years ago, I experienced a trauma that shook me to my core. It wasn’t the first major trauma that I’ve faced in my life… but it is the one that I can distinctively pinpoint as the start of my decline into serious mental illness. It was one trauma too much… the straw that broke the camel’s back. In the months that followed this trauma, a few minor breakdowns occurred and I tried my best to hold myself together. A new fear had formed, planting itself deep in my life and...
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