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by Chloe - 31 May 2009
Don’t worry, I’m not going to use the f-word. I’m also not going to describe much about the hike. You already know what I do: bushwhacking, snowfields, glissading, limping, freezing, cussing at myself, etc. No, this is about psychotherapy; not the formal kind; the kind that happens on this website.
Third Hike continues »
by Chloe - 14 May 2009
The long cold snowy Winter ends. The long hot dry Summer begins. I am always atuned to the seasons. The changes are conducive to a little reflection on one’s own change as Winter launches into Summer.
Change of Season continues »
by Lane - 10 April 2009
Really, I’m not, but I love that small aspect of having a formally diagnosed mental illness. Being in the "in" crowd allows me to throw the word around without so much as a hint of guilt.
I Must Be Crazy continues »
by Sophie - 4 April 2009
I was woken up this morning at around 9:15 am to my mother standing in my doorway with the phone and the instructions "sound awake and chirpy, it’s a lady on the phone!" Turned out it was my new psychiatrist and I’d forgotten about my appointment today. My excuse (and I think a valid one) is that I’ve been sick all week with a cold and only managed to get anywhere near close to a full night’s sleep (knocked out cold sleep) last night. I also tend to turn into a grumpy mess when I’m sick.
Today Was A Good Day continues »
by Sean - 15 March 2009
Recently, Claire pointed out that "a lot of the writing on this site is particularly agonizing, Sean’s in particular". Yes, I know, my writing can be quite depressing. And I think it’s true that we all tend to write more when we’re troubled. It would be nice if we wrote more about happy things in our lives.
Writing Only When Things Are Bad continues »© transabled.org - 1994-2009 - All Rights Reserved.