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Blog 21 - Introversion vs Isolation

Introversion vs Isolation

In which our hero talks about the difference between being kinda quiet and shy, and isolating from mental illness.  Most of you know I’m quiet. Some of you know I’m

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Blog 19 - More Advice

More Advice

I’ve had folks ask why they’re not getting better even though they’re exercising, sleeping, etc. Well, that’s not The Work. That’s clearing your workspace so you can do The Work.

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Blog15 Concussions And Mental Illness 

Concussions And Mental Illness 

In which our hero talks about another possible reason people display mental illness symptoms and suffer needlessly. So here’s a fun fact: concussion can cause long-lasting mental illness symptoms. I’ve

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Blog 12 I'm A Work In Progress

I’m a Work in Progress

In which our hero reminds you, dear reader, that anybody who lies to you is not your friend. Including you.  Our brains hold a hidden enemy. It comes from judgement,

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Blog 11 To My Sons: 10 Things

To My Sons: 10 Things

In which our hero reiterates the important things in life to his sons, and you dear reader, in ten reminders. I spent decades punishing myself for things I didn’t do,

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Blog 10 - Strength

Strength

In which our hero revels in his own strength. And points out yours. If you’re like me and still kicking, I want to celebrate your strength and courage. It takes

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Blog 8 - A Different Look At Grief

A Different Look At Grief

I’ve been to a few funerals. I’ve noticed, where people are genuinely missed, nobody talks about the things the deceased did. Nobody talks about their money, or their academic achievements,

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Blog 6 - Mefloquine Poisoning

Mefloquine Poisoning

In which our hero talks about a fairly unknown reason people display mental illness symptoms and suffer needlessly. Here’s a fun little twist. I might’ve gone so fucking bananas because

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Blog 5 - I Don't Get It

I Don’t Get It

In which our hero marvels at how insanity looks from the other side, and offers his heartfelt apologies to everyone in his life who had to deal with a six

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