Author: Sam Dailey
Moving But Never “Moving On” – Pt 1
It’s been another long while since I’ve posted on this blog. And there is a very simple reason for this. I have been going through a major transitional period. Not just with life, but mentally as well. Me and my family have officially moved to a very rural area of Massachusetts, which is a far […]
#TheAngelExperience So Far Pt 2
Here is the second half of my post about what is has been like so far for me working with the MH Crisis Angels. If you would like to catch up by reading Part 1, I got a link right here The first half of 2019 was to me the REAL beginning of the […]
#TheAngelExperience So Far… (Pt 1)
To those new to my blog and don’t know and want more specific information on what this new post is about, click on the link here Becoming part of a brand new project called the @MHCrisisAngels last September was one of the best things that could ever happen to me, let alone re-joining […]
“You’re Always On The Lookout For Who’s Out To Get You”
Having a mental illness such as Bipolar and PTSD (I have both, with Aspergers/Autism on top of them as many of my regular readers know already) can make our reactions to certain things in the present actually be what’s mentally a reaction to things in the past. It’s a life-long struggle that many of us […]
I Am Not Satisfied
These past couple weeks I have been having a severe case of writer’s block when it comes to this blog. Too much has been happening with moving, being around my parents too much, and constant calls with health insurance and the social security office who don’t know how to do their job and keep sending […]
Time For Some More Compiled Tweets 😏
It’s okay to “have needs” Ur not “attention seeking”, having a “pity party” or “too sensitive” by needing emotional support. Even if it’s more than once. Reassurance Does mean a lot more than one would think. #MHCrisisAngels #mentalhealth #FridayThoughts @MHCrisisAngels Given the backwards misogyny of ppl who believe abortion should be banned..I wouldn’t be surprised […]
