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I get trapped in this dark place where there’s nothing to do but sleep or cry until my head pounds. On those days, just getting out of bed is a triumph that I need to acknowledge.
You may have already planned to end your life or even tried to. All you can think about is how hopeless your life is, how you can’t go on living like this. Here is why you need to give life another try.
People can influence how we see ourselves. How much should others’ opinions matter? What happens when they begin to matter too much?
Christmas is not alway merry and bright. How can you get through the season when you're dying inside?
The residual effects of abortion can appear months, even years later.
Seasonal depression can be triggered by many things, including traumatic events. But you don’t have to let it take over your life.
PTSD affects not only the person suffering from it, but the family as well.
Divorce is anything but easy, and it often is not what we would have chosen, but you can rebuild your life into something wonderful.
I felt like a failure as a mother. How could I have let my son become so depressed that he wanted to take his own life?
I lived in fear of myself, and when I looked at my son, I thought it was sad and strange that I had to include myself in the list of people he needed to be protected from.
Perhaps you grew up hearing that people who commit suicide go to hell. Maybe you've lost someone to suicide and are wondering where they are now. Doctor Hoy discusses what we can know with a good measure of certainty.
Sometimes, the things that used to make you happy don't give you joy anymore. What should you do when that is the case?
Feelings are not the best foundation for marriage. However, feelings, or the lack of them, can affect your marriage. You need to address them together.
What do you do when your child who was once so nice and loving turns into an angry person?
It happens to every woman, and for every woman it stirs up different things. It is good to prepare for the inevitable.
When I lost my leg, my whole world was turned upside down. This is my story…
The few times we were intimate it was mechanical and void of emotion on his part. Then it stopped all together. In a bizarre way, his distancing made facing his death a lot easier. He inadvertently prepared me for widowhood.
The constant stress and ridicule by a manager, who didn't want me to look better than her, made me physically ill.
My daughter cut herself for the first time when she was 12 years old. At the time I knew absolutely nothing about “self-harm.” It’s important to understand cutting – what it is, who does it, why people do it, and how to get help for you or a friend to stop hurting inside and out.
They call it the change, but few women are prepared for how much change there is in their bodies and emotions. Neither is their family. But there is hope.
I felt totally alone and completely misunderstood. I thought the only way to numb the pain was to kill myself.
The day I saw those two lines indicating a positive result on my pregnancy test, my whole world completely turned upside down.
No one likes to discuss the “M” word. But all women go through it. Here are some ways to make it more tolerable. Not that it’ll ever be “no sweat.”
There is a difference between experiencing stress and being stressed out. One can be a positive motivator, the other can stop you dead in your tracks.
It's totally normal to feel overwhelmed and exhausted in the weeks and months after giving birth. Here are four things to keep in mind.
Here are 10 lessons I gained from reflecting on the past 10 years. I hope to help people struggling with mental illness, grief, depression, or any one of a multitude of losses.
If you think your screen time isn't affecting you or others, think again!
Suffering from a broken heart? Here are some common mistakes people make that add further insult to injury.
It’s time to educate ourselves about how chemical imbalances in the brain affect mental health.
It’s real. It hurts. It does untold damage.
In my imagination, I’ve been diagnosed, incarcerated, fired, divorced, and buried. My mind is a scary place to be sometimes.
I know that taking care of myself – body, mind, soul and spirit - needs to be my first priority. I’m still on a journey to find balance in life.
I never know when it will hit me, nor why. Some days, I can do everything I have planned. I can even enjoy biking, hiking, or snowshoeing. But then, it hits me yet again.
My life spun out of control. I lost two homes and nearly lost my marriage because of my addiction.
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