This poem can be interpreted in any way, you could try to guess what the poem is originally about but the whole point of poetry is to understand it in your own way.

The garnish is offensive and needs to be stopped. I'm joking but i'm really not. I think I'm going mad.

To help avoid depression while living with dyslexia, build a support system—talk to friends, family, or a therapist. Break tasks into smaller steps and celebrate small wins. Use tools like audiobooks or speech-to-text apps. Be kind to yourself, and remember it’s okay to ask for help when needed.

Being depressed while having dyslexia makes it hard to stay motivated or focused. Struggling to read or write can feel even more frustrating, and the lack of energy from depression makes it harder to push through those daily challenges.

Living with dyslexia and depression means facing daily challenges with learning and emotions, often feeling overwhelmed, misunderstood, and mentally exhausted.

A collection of thoughts, memories, and moments captured in the calm between waves and hoofbeats. This stream reflects on solitude, nature, and inner peace much like a quiet ride by the sea. Perfect for notes on mindfulness, creative inspiration, or simply slowing down.

Welcome to Mindful Moments, your go-to space for mental health and wellness. In this blog, we aim to offer practical advice, self-care tips, and mindfulness practices to help you navigate life with balance and clarity. Whether you're dealing with stress, seeking emotional resilience, or just looking to cultivate a positive mindset, we're here to support your journey toward mental well-being. Let’s start this journey together—one mindful moment at a time.

I want her to find her tribe—where she feels accepted, seen, and loved for who she is. I’m fearful she’ll be adrift, alone… other, like I was.

Let me tell you a story about how I accidentally became the kind of person who cares about electrolytes and magnesium — and not because I’m trying to win a wellness influencer award. No, this journey started in a dark room, with me curled up like a sad croissant, wondering if my brain was trying to escape through my eyeballs.

Charles Colson’s essay "Clean Livin': Protecting Ourselves from Ourselves" cuts through the noise of today’s endless health care debates with a simple, uncomfortable truth: America’s most expensive health problems aren’t caused by a lack of government programs—they’re self-inflicted.

What is Huntington's disease and why is it important to know about it? Huntington's disease is an inherited neurological disorder that causes the gradual breakdown of brain cells in specific areas of the brain. It is important to know about it because early awareness can help with genetic testing, family planning, and access to supportive care. Even if someone doesn’t have the gene, awareness helps build a society that’s informed, empathetic, and proactive about neurological diseases.

9 affordable and summery scent combos for your shower routine. These combos focus on light, refreshing, and long-lasting fragrances. You can mix and match body washes, scrubs, and lotions to create a scent profile that lasts.

Ever felt so broken and alone in a love that could have been more, giving all of you with out return? This poem is about the braking and picking up of those pieces, healing and new found strength.

how did you say call OCD up on me how did it find us!!!!! it’s so hard when people just simply don’t understand but can you blame them at times I’m sure we don’t understand a lot of things about OCD!

If I had a pound for every time I heard that subtitle between the ages of five & fifty, I have no idea how much I’d have, but I’d certainly be less worried about my finances.

In the quest for effective weight management and enhanced metabolic health, many individuals find themselves overwhelmed by the plethora of products available on the market. Among these, Mitolyn stands out as a unique supplement designed to unlock your metabolic power, burn more calories, and promote an overall sense of well-being.

I don’t like ADHD. By which I mean I don’t like the name, “Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder.” And here’s why:

This is the intro post explaining a little about myself and what this stream will be about. TLDR: Writing and ADHD.

The quick sand is pulling her deeper and deeper in. The more she fights the tighter it gets. Is she going to receive help? Is she going to hold onto her faith?

Some days I suffer from having no filter and some days I am as quiet as a church mouse. Everyday I try to be 100% me but it can be difficult in a world that is not always accepting of my shade of weird.