My Journey Dealing With Anxiety, Panic & Depression
Things have been a real struggle recently; the depression has hit hard since Friday and it literally paralyses me so I cannot do much of anything.
I was browsing the internet whilst on the sofa and found this poem; I have no idea who the writer is, but I thought I would share it because it reminded me to keep fighting the demons, even when they push you to the bottom of the mountain that you’ve been desperately trying to climb…… Read more
What would you say if I told you that Life Loves You and the Universe wants the Best for You?
You might think I really have lost my mind, and that I’m talking a load of rubbish.
During my struggle with anxiety and depression, I would have said that the world was against me I hated myself and the universe couldn’t care less about me.
Self blame and self loathing are a big problem that people with depression have to battle, this generally stems from the feelings of helplessness and hopelessness, and a general feeling of having no control in your life. Read more
This is probably the most difficult blog to write, because it deals with the darkest side of mental health, which is suicide.
I wrote it a while ago, but was not sure when to post it.
Last night Kim and I watched ‘Zoe’s Hardest Road Home’, the BBC/Sports Relief documentary which charted Zoe Ball’s journey of cycling 350 miles from Blackpool to Brighton in order to raise money and awareness of mental health issues.
Zoe’s experience with mental health came when her boyfriend Billy Yates (who suffered from depression) committed suicide. The documentary was an emotional watch, especially when Zoe described the last time she saw Billy. Read more
