My Special Needs Son Update on Life, School, Mental Illness
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My Painful experience with anxiety and depression part 3
My experience with anxiety and depression and how it effected my life, relationships and self worth.
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The History of Anxiety and Panic Attacks in My Life, PT 2
Here is the second installment of my article The History of anxiety and panic attacks in my life, part two.
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Update Part II
Stay caught up with my everyday life of school avoidance, kids, home and other things.
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Update Part I
Update, what’s going on. Part 1.
It’s been a long time since I last updated you on what is going on in my life. It’s still rough. E finished his seventh grade year in public school. He could not get past only 15 minutes in a single math class. He has gone from the advanced group to the below average one. […]
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Update
It’s been awhile since I have updated everyone on my life. Honestly, it still feels out of control. It’s like I almost don’t have my footing. As I wrote before, I have just gotten over a severe case of pneumonia over two months ago. It was horrible. I still don’t feel as if I have […]
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What Are Anxiety Disorders or Panic Attacks?
I write a lot about anxiety and panic attacks. It occurred to me that few people may know what the definitions and symptoms are. Even definitions since I was first diagnosed have changed. While the wheel in mental health has not been reinvented it has been refined. It evolves, and continues to evolve as […]
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Suicide, My Son, Anthony Bourdain, Kate Spade and me.
I’m exhausted. Completely exhausted. Physically, Mentally, and Emotionally exhausted. I’m so worn out that I have trouble getting things done at the moment or going places. I pick the most important thing, do it and let the rest go. I only have so many spoons to give. I can’t sleep, but I need to. As […]
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Update, Part 5. My son’s struggles with anxiety and depression.
While in PHP (the partial hospitalization program) we would get a sheet home at the end of the day. On it, they score E on his participation in each element of the program each day. Sometimes he didn’t participate. Other times he was crying or upset. Sometimes he did a great job. A typical 11 […]
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