Aidan - you are a wonderfully strong advocate for yourself, I'm sure you will find your way back home. Your writing is beautiful, poignant and inspiring. You and I have talked about the "trial and terror" that is the journey to figure out what works. I'm so sorry you are dealing with that space again, but I know you will figure it out (again). Sending as many hugs as possible and keeping you in my thoughts.
Hang in there Aidan. I can only imagine how frustrating this is and I'm glad writing helps you to process. Thinking of you and feeling more connected because you are willing to share.
Thank you for your in depth and ever so perfectly descriptive communication. I think of you a zillion times a day and wonder how you are coping. Now I know the battle you are fighting not only health wise but also coping with hospital day to day to day to day routines and appts. How tedious for you to have to answer such basic and maybe bizarre question from the psychiatrist. This is all so desperately unfair. You do not deserve this assault to your being and all out of your control. I am in awe at how you are coping and I hope you write and write and write and share your writings. Who knows you may one day write a book and your day to day writings will be invaluable for your book. I think you write exceptionally well. Your sense of self and writings about what is in your core are so beautifully expressed. Please keep sharing as often as is comfortable.
I am so glad Betsy will be seeing you this week-end. Kia must be seeing you as often as is allowed and Charlie was there for a visit. I hope seeing family helps you. I am sure visits with you help family. You are so loved more than you may not even realize. So please keep writing and I thank you with all my heart. I look forward to medicines getting right, you feeling sooooooo
much better and when this monster in your brain gets a big boot out and silenced!!!!
I love you and am so awed by your courage, perseverance and huge patience with this horrific battle that is beyond your control. Plus putting up with so many meds changes and attempts. Plus putting up with people who are supposed to help but have no clue about your condition!😳😳😳😳😳
I love, love, love you and am with you from miles away.
Please keep communicating
when you feel like it. Your words and feelings means so very, very much to me and I imagine to others as well.
Aidan - you are a wonderfully strong advocate for yourself, I'm sure you will find your way back home. Your writing is beautiful, poignant and inspiring. You and I have talked about the "trial and terror" that is the journey to figure out what works. I'm so sorry you are dealing with that space again, but I know you will figure it out (again). Sending as many hugs as possible and keeping you in my thoughts.
Hang in there Aidan. I can only imagine how frustrating this is and I'm glad writing helps you to process. Thinking of you and feeling more connected because you are willing to share.
Dearest Aidan,
Thank you for your in depth and ever so perfectly descriptive communication. I think of you a zillion times a day and wonder how you are coping. Now I know the battle you are fighting not only health wise but also coping with hospital day to day to day to day routines and appts. How tedious for you to have to answer such basic and maybe bizarre question from the psychiatrist. This is all so desperately unfair. You do not deserve this assault to your being and all out of your control. I am in awe at how you are coping and I hope you write and write and write and share your writings. Who knows you may one day write a book and your day to day writings will be invaluable for your book. I think you write exceptionally well. Your sense of self and writings about what is in your core are so beautifully expressed. Please keep sharing as often as is comfortable.
I am so glad Betsy will be seeing you this week-end. Kia must be seeing you as often as is allowed and Charlie was there for a visit. I hope seeing family helps you. I am sure visits with you help family. You are so loved more than you may not even realize. So please keep writing and I thank you with all my heart. I look forward to medicines getting right, you feeling sooooooo
much better and when this monster in your brain gets a big boot out and silenced!!!!
I love you and am so awed by your courage, perseverance and huge patience with this horrific battle that is beyond your control. Plus putting up with so many meds changes and attempts. Plus putting up with people who are supposed to help but have no clue about your condition!😳😳😳😳😳
I love, love, love you and am with you from miles away.
Please keep communicating
when you feel like it. Your words and feelings means so very, very much to me and I imagine to others as well.
😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘
Granny