Anxieties

Hello all, Happy Thanksgiving, tomorrow. I hope this finds you all well and blessed. With the holidays and crazy shopping experiences well in sight, I wanted to share an excerpt from my new book (date of release TBD) entitled Anxieties. Hopefully none of you deal with these nasty mental issues but if you do, maybeContinue reading “Anxieties”

Hello My Fellow Residency Peeps

For those that are wondering what the heck I’m talking about, this week, June 10-14, 2024, I have had the distinguished pleasure to attend the Summer Residency program held at Lamar University in Beaumont, Texas. This is part of our maters degree program and it has been beyond educational. We’ve attended lectures, performed one-on-one counselingContinue reading “Hello My Fellow Residency Peeps”

Kind of Weird

I’m kind of a weird guy. I don’t fit it many circles. I’m not a sportsman; I have no coordination what-so-ever. I wasn’t the last person picked for the team; teams would go with odd numbered just to make sure I wasn’t playing. I don’t have many friends. I’ve got quirks galore. My words oftenContinue reading “Kind of Weird”

Finding things to live for

Due to misdiagnosis and being improperly medicated, I was suicidal for the better part of 20 years. I can tell you what I thought during those suicidal attempts but I wouldn’t dare to say they are the same as others. Each time, I yearned for peace. I just wanted the madness in my head toContinue reading “Finding things to live for”

Physical vs Mental

Written during a depressive episode: I would personally invite physical pain 10X over mental pain. Physical pain, in most cases, is an acute pain. It hurts upon point and moment of impact but lessens as time goes by. Physical pain diminishes, becoming a distant memory or prideful story. Mental pain? That’s a completely different horrorContinue reading “Physical vs Mental”