When I was in high school I got into a debate with another student about the effects of racism. She had pointed out that, because of racism, property values decreased when a black person moved into a neighborhood. I argued …
To be honest, I have been hiding out from the world at large; not the small everyday world around me, but the big overwhelming, sky-is-falling world. I have pulled in and shielded myself and it has made a big difference.
I …
Have you ever met someone who was going through a terrible challenge and yet they always seemed to be positive and upbeat? Did you ever wish you could be like them…that you could find the secret to happiness in the …
It’s sad, but true…we are winging past the time of good intentions and New Year’s resolutions to the time of excuses.
Those of us working through the challenges of mental illness are very familiar with excuses. We use them often; sometimes …
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