The Rearview Mirror
To progress in life, sometimes you have to look behind you at the things that you've already passed. Sometimes you have to look in your rearview mirror to be able to move forward.
To progress in life, sometimes you have to look behind you at the things that you've already passed. Sometimes you have to look in your rearview mirror to be able to move forward.
Mental health conversations are often met with stigma rather than compassion, judgment rather than gentleness. So how do we push back against that reality in our own relationships?
“I don’t know why I expect this to get easier. It just gets harder.”
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People who have tattoos get them for different reasons. For me, they become a solution to a puzzle that keeps me distracted from thoughts of self-harm.
“Maybe one day all of this will be completely in the past, and maybe it won’t. Maybe the gray-colored lens will always be waiting for me.”
Though I, like the rest of the world, mourn the loss of the wonderful, energetic, kind, and hilarious Robin Williams, his death proves what I have already learned the hard way: Mental illness knows no bounds.
I tell my students there will always be these kinds of people, the people who do not believe what they have to say.
We’re letting them know that it’s OK to ask for help. We’re letting them know that being a survivor of depression and suicide is not something to be ashamed of.
“Those may seem like little things to you, like odd things to be proud of. But the truth is this: Sometimes the little things are big things.”
"The most important thing is you pouring yourself out to somebody."
We all need someone fighting for us, and while it may not always look the same, we are called to fight for one another.
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