PinnedPublished inKnow Thyself, Heal ThyselfPurgatory of WordsWhat do you do when you loose the ability to do the one thing that means the most to you.May 20, 2024A response icon5May 20, 2024A response icon5
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PinnedPublished inInvisible IllnessMigraines Made Me Who I AmHow childhood illness shaped my sense of self and how I interact with othersNov 15, 2023A response icon28Nov 15, 2023A response icon28
PinnedPublished inAge of EmpathyThis Is Not Your Trauma, It Just Feels That WayEven though traumatic events are individual experiences, the feelings they evoke are often universal.Sep 21, 2023A response icon7Sep 21, 2023A response icon7
PinnedPublished inAge of EmpathyDeath, Grief, and Panic AttacksMemories and pain are often hidden in the changing seasons.Aug 23, 2023A response icon6Aug 23, 2023A response icon6
Published inAge of EmpathyShedding The Weight of My TormentorMy weight loss saved my life, but probably not in the way you thinkSep 7, 2023A response icon3Sep 7, 2023A response icon3
Published inAge of EmpathyCaregivers GhostThere is a lot of irony in the word caregiver when it comes to terminal illness.Aug 26, 2023A response icon5Aug 26, 2023A response icon5
I Don’t Know How to MournAfter 5 years, I‘m finally at a point where I can actually mourn my mom’s passing, but I don’t think I know how.Jun 1, 2023A response icon4Jun 1, 2023A response icon4
Taking Care of YourselfHow do you do that when you are so often the one discarded?Jun 1, 2023A response icon2Jun 1, 2023A response icon2
Death & WildflowersBright signs of life surround me, and all I can think about is death, pain, and abandonment.May 5, 2023A response icon5May 5, 2023A response icon5
