Self-Care 101: Making Yourself a Priority Instead of an Afterthought
I thought making others happy would make me happy. Turns out, that wasn’t true. I needed to find my balance, and you need to find yours, too.
I thought making others happy would make me happy. Turns out, that wasn’t true. I needed to find my balance, and you need to find yours, too.
I thought I would be scared or upset turning 30, but in reality, it was complete opposite.
Even when you feel like you finally have a handle on your mental illness, bad days still happen.
Words from a bully cut deep, no matter how old you are. But coming through the experience makes you a better person.
Mental illness is not a choice. We cannot choose what it does to us, but we do have choices in how we react to and cope with it.