Yup, It’s On You
As far as I know, no one with PTSD volunteered to have it, and no one living with PTSD enjoys having to manage the illness. On the other hand, I’ve
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When You Just Can’t Seem To Agree
One of the things I have discovered and come to appreciate in my marriage is allowing time for space. What do I mean by this? There have been times when
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Well, how do you think I feel? Part 3
When you commit your life to someone, whether through marriage or spoken word, you are doing so much more than just talking. We’ve all heard the vows of “for good
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Well, how do you think I feel? Part 2
One of the places that I feel most safe and secure is on base. Every time I go back to visit family in the south, I am compelled to return
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Well, how do you think I feel? Part 1
You would think a person dealing with PTSD has enough on their plate to keep them occupied as they sort out their feelings and try to build a better life.
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The Value Of Values
Contrary to what many think about PTSD, the illness impacts more than just the individual. It affects the loved ones too. Truth be told, I’ve seen first hand how my
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The Thought Waterfall
Imagine yourself standing at the top of a spectacular waterfall. Imagine how you might feel if you were to unexpectedly find yourself free falling, unable to fight against the currents
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My PTSD
PTSD was once a debilitating challenge for me in that I found myself consistently being labelled militant, disruptive, or too stern. As a result I’ve lost many jobs, seems I’ve
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Moving Through Life with Grace
Too often, we get so caught up with what other people think and feel about our lives. Have you stopped to ask yourself why you do that? Is it because
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