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Monthly Archives: May 2011
The Gift of a Lifetime
I had two great aunts who we loved and who loved us and showered us with love and affection, cookies and a love of flowers . . . and more. In all our years we only saw them about a … Continue reading
Posted in child abuse survivor, Family, Happiness, Life, mental health
Tagged decisions, eyes, family, heir, inheritance, love, vision
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To Grok
If you’ve ever read “A Stranger In A Strange Land” by Robert A. Heinlein, then you know what the term “to grok” means. Otherwise you’re missing out. As our good friend, Wikkipedia.com says as “The Oxford English Dictionary defines grok … Continue reading
Posted in Alters, Anger, creative writing, depression, DID, Education, Family, Happiness, JefferyW, Life, mental health, religion
Tagged child abuse survivor, DID, dissociative identity disorder, experiences, grok, grokking, human interest, inspiration, Jeff's Song, meditation, Mental Health, mental wellness, MPD, MPD/DID, multiple personality disorder, Psychology, self improvement, wellness
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Pity vs. Compassion
We don’t want your pity. None of us survivors do. We want compassion – and that’s a different thing over all. Pity implies some weakness; pity implies some wall. Pity shows you have compassion – but you don’t understand at … Continue reading
Posted in Alters, child abuse survivor, DID, dissociative identity disorder, Education, Family, Happiness, JefferyW, Life, Matthew, mental health, MPD, Schizophrenia, social stigma, survivor
Tagged child abuse survivor, compassion, counseling, dissociative identity disorder, emotions, inspiration, Jeff's Song, Mental Health, mental wellness, MPD, MPD/DID, pity, Psychology, self improvement, social issues, therapy, wellness
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Defining ANXIETY: What IS It?
Anxiety. What is it? We’ve all heard the phrase “anxiety attack”. But what IS an anxiety attack – aside from all those emotions and feelings stirring around and surging up and building up inside of you stirring up and making … Continue reading
Posted in Alters, child abuse survivor, Counselors, DID, DID Advantages, dissociative identity disorder, JefferyW, Life, MPD, Psychology, PTSD, therapy
Tagged anxiety, anxiety attack, DID, Mental Health, MPD, panic, panic attack, wellness
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Men Aren’t Supposed To Have Emotional Needs
“Men aren’t supposed to have emotional needs.” I see that every day – from my wife’s own behaviors to the behavior of societies in general. Men aren’t supposed to feel – or if they feel, it’s only what society lets … Continue reading
Posted in child abuse survivor
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Need vs. Want: Know Them
Knowing what you NEED versus what you WANT is a great start towards internal happiness. You NEED transportation, but you WANT a new car. (take a bus instead, or a friend.) You NEED to eat, but you might WANT a … Continue reading
Posted in Counselors, Education, Happiness, JefferyW, Life, mental health, psycho-analysis, religion, social issues, social stigma, therapist, therapy, war
Tagged child abuse survivor, counseling, health, human interest, human motivations, Jeff's Song, jeffssong, Mental Health, mental wellness, MPD, MPD/DID, multiple personality disorder, need vs want, needs, Psychology, religion, self improvement, social issues, therapy, wants, wellness
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Asking Questions
On the very short blog posting “In Asking Questions You Begin to Answer Them” (or something like that; we’ll try to remember to ‘link’ this to that one. Or it should be one blog posting ‘back’ (which is funny; that … Continue reading
Posted in Anger, child abuse, child abuse survivor, Counselors, depression, Education, Family, Happiness, Life, mental health, MPD, politics, PTSD, Schizophrenia, social issues, social stigma, therapist, war
Tagged counseling, creative writing, DID, dissociative identity disorder, experiences, family, fitness, human interest, Jeff's Song
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To Ask A Question Is the Beginning of the Answer
Need I say more? LOL’ing! ’nuff said!
Posted in Alters, Anger, child abuse, children, Counselors, depression, DID, DID Advantages, Education, Family, Happiness, Life, Mental Health Professionals, MPD, politics, Psychiatry, Psychology, Schizophrenia, social issues, survivor, The Lost Journals, therapist, therapy, war
Tagged answers to questions, making a better you, Psychology, questions and answers, self improvement, therapy
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