what a blog.
what a cool tool for myself and people out there to read and relate. I still get emails asking me to help spread the word and bring people to resources and help and hope.
ugh.
where did the time go?
I don’t want to let anyone down but would I be right to say I don’t have the time to continue this blog? Would I be wrong to say I can’t?
Do you know about the Mercury Retrograde that just happened? Do you know what I’m even talking about? No, I’m not talking Klingon ( I wish I could though…)
Galadarling explains it like this:
“If you have no idea what I’m talking about, here we go. The planets are swinging around at all times, and their movements affect us all in different ways. All planets go retrograde, but Mercury’s journey seems to impact people much more than any other. (Even people who “don’t believe in astrology” often “believe” in the crazy aftershocks of Mercury retrograde!)
Why is that? It’s because Mercury rules communication, clear thinking, truth and travel, so when the planet goes retrograde — which means that it looks like it’s going backwards in the sky — all those things go backwards. They start to get ugly and tangle up. Mercury isn’t really going backwards, it’s just hanging out by the sun, but from Earth, that makes it look like it’s in reverse. It typically runs for a couple of weeks, a few times a year.”
Clear thinking? Hmm..
Can the stars affect mental illness and effect our lives?
WELL… the period that it happened in 2014 was:
and everything was ugly ugly ugly for me. My husband and I were money fighting, bad communication about everything, my cell dead and never turned back on. Ugly! What about you? Looking back, was your bad period during these dates? The 2015 periods are going to be Jan 21 – Feb 11, May 18 – Jun 11, and Sept 7 – Oct 9, 2015.
What do you think???
What a good day!!
Talking about INEQUALITY and opening up my mind to think about more things than just myself which felt good. Damn good. Thanks everyone for liking the posts and giving the B.U.L. blog shout outs on social media!
Here’s to next year…
Here are some more images about INEQUALITY and EQUALITY!! SPREAD IT!!
So I know some of these aren’t “Mental Health” INEQUALITY but I thought they were cool all the same. There isn’t a lot of graphics and info on mental health inequality…and why is that?
oh …hello STIGMA, funny to meet like this…
If there is a song about INEQUALITY it’s this song! Please spread the message and visit Blog Action Day http://www.blogactionday.org for info of why there is so much INEQUALITY on my page today!!
Today is Blog Action Day and we are talking about inequality in the mental health community.
What inequality do you see within our community
Mental illness patients can’t get life insurance policies because of their diagnosis
Mental Health patients have a horrible stigma for just having something that they didn’t want.
Inequality is sucks!
All day I will be posting for BLOG ACTION DAY! Please join me at http://www.blogactionday.org
Sue from http://suesconsideredtrifles.wordpress.com/ made me aware of Blog Action Day this year and we’re just in time to sign up!
Blog Action Day is “is an free annual event, that has run since 2007. It’s aim is to unite the world’s bloggers by posting about the same issue, on the same day, in order to raise awareness and trigger a positive global discussion around an important issue that impacts us all, raises awareness or even funds for not-for-profits associated to the theme issue”
WHAT!!! This year’s topic is INEQUALITY! Let’s share our stories and voices about the inequality of mental health reform!
Sign up at: http://www.blogactionday.org and tell me if you do!
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-29455207
GOOOO HONG KONG! Fight for your voice!
If they can learn to speak up for their voice, Mental Illness advocates and sufferers should too.
Spread the message today of hope.
Get out of the house, and help someone.
Blog your feelings, don’t let them inside.
Someone else might stumble across then.
Get Mentally involved in the News! Thinking about others and finding solutions is what we need. Not another black rain cloud
P.S.
I couldn’t help myself..
Anderson takes part in an experiment to help understand how people live with mental illness
So glad that people in the public are trying to help out mental illness patients, but I think we may need someone who has a little more IT factor for it to be listened to…
How about Oprah?
Lebron James?
JESUS?
Thanks Anderson for bringing more light on such a dark subject!
Seattle shooting suspect treated for mental illness, attorney says
“The suspect in the Thursday shootings at Seattle Pacific University has been treated in recent years for a “long-standing mental illness,” which his attorney said might have prompted the deadly assault inside an engineering building at the small Christian campus.”
Oh really… you don’t say.
It seems like our brethren doesn’t know how to yell out for help. Or maybe the people around them are denying them help. I don’t know what’s going on but I know that there needs to be a way for them to yell out before hurting someone…
or maybe they have been yelling for help, but no one is listening…
I am… I’m going to work. I don’t want to, but I know it will put me in a different mood and force me to feel something else. Here are somethings you can do today to get out of that mood.
Good luck!
Too much time on web ‘gives children mental health problems’
Well, DUH!
There is no sunshine. No interacting with friends. No running, jumping, falling, hitting, laughing until the street lights come on.
Kids now are hook into the Matrix all day long with cellphones, internet, TV, radio. Anything and everything prevents them from going into the fresh air. Soon we will be looking like the people off of the Disney movie ‘WALL-E’:
Lazy, with a side of Mental Illness.
What do you think?
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