Tag: depression

Is It Safe To Come Out??

Is it safe to come out? Should I remain in hiding? Fear not, you need not be afraid of the terror that stalks in the night.

Am I actually talking about the dreaded coronavirus or something else? What about my absence from the blogosphere?

Don’t worry, I am not pulling a switch; rather, it’s the overwhelming sense of fear that so often accompanies the unknown. A few months ago, I decided to do a new thing and really step out of my comfort zone. I did not want to just start a new blog and get a fresh start.

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Journaling Your Way Out Of Anxiety

Do you struggle with anxiety? If so, you are not alone. I have had my own bouts with anxiety and fears. For me, they would result in seizures.

Today, I don’t have any seizures resulting from fears and anxieties. How did I overcome these things?

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Don’t You Worry About A Thing!

Worry
Worry (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Editor’s Note: For a couple of years, I have had this poetic song rising up, in times of anxiety and stress. For me, I enjoy singing; hence, I am calling this poem, a poetic song. You are free to have a different opinion.
Why am I releasing it, now? It just seems the time is right. I hope and pray this tuneful poem will bless those, who read it. If you are a songwriter or singer, then please feel free to make it into an actual song.
Enjoy!
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Overcoming Depression

Last week, I was reading a post on Paul Soares Jr.’s website. The writer was thanking Paul for saving his life. The young man was suffering from depression. Would you have thought that an entertaining storyteller could help someone? How about a YouTube video centering on a game, with same storyteller? Here is the young man’s story, if interested.

While reading his story and the helpful comments, I felt a need to share my story of overcoming depression. I would love to say, “A magic wand was waved over me and presto!” Alas, this is not the case. Nevertheless, God, the Father was faithful in seeing me through it. Continue reading “Overcoming Depression” →

Life Without Limitations!

A friend once said, “It seems like you’re not living within the reality of your disabilities.”  I was quite surprised by this comment.  As I listen, an old cartoon character came drifting to the surface.  It was Mr. Magoo. Continue reading “Life Without Limitations!” →