A republication from my earlier blog- Dancingwithenvelopes.wordpress.com- originally published August 2017 AUGUST 1, 2017 DANCINGWITHENVELOPES LEAVE A COMMENT Tuesday 1st August is todayโฆ Iโm finally beginning to return to a mental state I truly couldnโt even remember, or imagine, feeling again, only a few days ago. With it, I am beginning to find I can manage to … Continue reading PUTTING BACK THE PIECES OF THAT JIGSAW
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REMEMBERING THE ROUTE TOWARDS THE โUPโ
SNIPPETS OF THOUGHT โThis too shall passโ -Retrieved from my first blog, where I originally wrote and published this- March 30th 2017- DANCINGWITHENVELOPES Over this last week, it became increasingly apparent that I was moving forwards from Depression. I suddenly had feelings again, I wasnโt under a bell jar, my surroundings were inviting me to … Continue reading REMEMBERING THE ROUTE TOWARDS THE โUPโ
Salvaging the sails
This post was originally published on my earlier blog- dancingwithenvelopes.wordpress.com- On January 19th 2019 Writing this post has taken me a great deal of courage. However, as does every day require courage, every hour that I continue to walk this path, towards recovery. Thus, if โpractice makes perfectโ, I have reasoned with myself, that it … Continue reading Salvaging the sails
When NHS Hospital becomes the jailer and the failure.
My case against Hull Royal Ward 100, is and has been so mentally exhausting, that I've been unable to find the head space, mental and physical resilience, that would be required of myself alone to come up with the best legal and comprehensive, crucially raised and exposed- not to harm the NHS as a National … Continue reading When NHS Hospital becomes the jailer and the failure.
The sadness seen in the face of a recovering addict, post- โlapseโ/โrelapseโ
It may have only been โjust one nightโ where I found myself , having lost a colossal extent of self belief, motivation and hope, which โled me to using for the nightโ, but a โlapseโ is still technically a โrelapseโ, and it needs to be faced, head on, not hidden away from. To own your … Continue reading The sadness seen in the face of a recovering addict, post- โlapseโ/โrelapseโ




