Category Archives: Anger

Anger management: How to deal with anger and triggers

Learning to Love The Inner Child

Posted on August 16, 2012 by

“Slap the inner child”, “tell him to shut up”. Lets add ‘try to kill him’, ‘bury him’. I could also add some other things I’ve done. Truth is: you would *never* do this to a human child who showed up … Continue reading →

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Misconceptions

Posted on January 23, 2012 by

So I go to my dentist today and they get to talking how they didn’t realize my dad was one of their patients. “He’s my buddy!” she brightly exclaimed. “Good for you,” I said, trying to keep the cynicism out … Continue reading →

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Dig & Chew: A Lesson Learned

Posted on January 5, 2012 by

I’ve got two dogs. I guess I should have named them Dig and Chew because they dig everywhere and chew up everything. I estimate they’ve done over three thousand dollars in property damage (that includes labor, too) in the past … Continue reading →

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Don’t Make Me Mad: A Pedestrian View

Posted on October 14, 2011 by

Okay, that’s it.  I called the cops; the wife has called the cops – and yet the situation persists. Our road dumps out onto another road – a major “highway” by country standards – and the area we’re in has … Continue reading →

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STATE OF GEORGIA CRISIS INTERVENTION TEAM TRAINING MANUAL

Posted on September 28, 2011 by

From their Manual (available online): “Individuals who have an identified brain disorder (e.g., mental illness, developmental disability, or addictive disease) constitute the single most persecuted and least understood group of people in Georgia. The stigma associated with brain disorders remains … Continue reading →

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Sometimes . . .

Posted on September 27, 2011 by

As you can probably tell by our previous post, some of us are upset.  (Thank you, M3 and Matthew, both which are pretty darned mad right now … I’m sorta functioning as an intermediatary, but I’ll forwarn you: this ain’t … Continue reading →

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Joining the Human Race

Posted on September 27, 2011 by

Everybody says I’m different.  They all do: my family, my friends, my (ex) co-workers – everyone.  “Skilled and intelligent”, “laid back and easy going” – these are a few of the words I’ve heard used. My daughter once told me … Continue reading →

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A Doctor’s Betrayal – and Blackmail

Posted on September 15, 2011 by

Here’s the dilemma and I HATE this.  Today is my regularly scheduled doctor’s appointment.  This is the doctor who’s office sent the FAX which had me and us involuntarily committed.  He denies having sent the fax or having me committed … Continue reading →

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It’s Your Choice

Posted on September 3, 2011 by

It’s your choice. You choose whether you feel happy or sad about something. You choose whether something is a gain or a loss. You choose whether or not to learn the lesson given or implied. You choose whether to take … Continue reading →

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ABUSE PHOTOS: Or How I Got Abused for Being Abused

Posted on August 25, 2011 by

As promised, abuse photos. This photo shows what we looked like a week after we got home … we’d recovered about ten pounds of the thirty pounds we’d lost after being starved in Puerto Rico by this “MKULTRA” trainer/handler dude … Continue reading →

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