I almost took all my pills but I didn’t. Here’s why.
Category Archives: children
We All Have Personal Problems
My personal problems usually come up around the end of the school year when I see everyone else’s children growing up and doing what teenagers do while my daughter isn’t able to do them. I don’t want the world to change for me. I’m just speaking on how it makes me feel. I know I’m not alone.
Why Lori Harvey’s Dating Habits Are NOT Your Business
In a world where women are called stupid hoes all the time, this 25-year-old young woman is being spoken of by males and females alike in one of the most offensive ways. Why?
Don’t Speak on Kids with Special Needs Unless You KNOW
The IGNORANCE I Have Seen is Infuriating A few days ago, it was reported that a 5 year old special needs student attacked a teacher and she had to be taken to the hospital with a concussion. I have friends that work in SPED and I have a child with special needs. I have beenContinue reading “Don’t Speak on Kids with Special Needs Unless You KNOW”
Another Altercation with My Daughter
Dealing with your own mental illness while keeping yourself in check during an assault by your own child is something that is very hard to do, especially when you have a history of violence and are filled with rage.
Don’t Let Your Hate for the Kardashians and Your Pro Blackness Make You Miss What’s Going On
Look outside of your feelings of pro-blackness and your dislike for “culture vulture” Kardashian family. Yes, I have seen all the names and we’re going to talk about some things.
The Aftermath – Part 2
There is always support, take it. Well, take the good kind where they don’t point fingers and act like you’re an idiot.
The Aftermath
While writing this blog, someone tried to test me. Lets just say that my psychiatrist, psychologist, and meds are out here saving lives and I even finished the blog.
Tales from the Psych Ward (Part One)
Back Again Okay, 12 years ago, I had to go to Southern Maryland Hospital for getting extremely triggered by my father and cutting the tendons in my hand. I talked about it a little in The Story of My Mental Illness. Well, I found myself back at the same hospital although it is now Medstar SouthernContinue reading “Tales from the Psych Ward (Part One)”
Why the Feelings of Parents with Disabled Children Should be Considered
On Twitter (I should just leave Twitter), I have seen a lot of disdain towards parents who state their feelings. As a mother to a child with disabilities, I have watched in horror as it has been said by advocates that “we don’t care about what the parents feel, just the child”. When you sayContinue reading “Why the Feelings of Parents with Disabled Children Should be Considered”