Guest Post
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Living With Dissociative Identity Disorder
By Carol Anne I’m not alone, but I’m not whole A fractured self, a fragmented soul I’m a tapestry, torn and worn A multitude of voices, forever sworn To rise and fall, to live and die In a never-ending struggle to survive The memories, the emotions, the pain A constant battle to maintain… Continue reading
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The Hidden Dangers Of Breadcrumbing On Your Mental Health
Breadcrumbing in dating causes emotional turmoil, stress, and anxiety. Recognize signs, set boundaries, and prioritize self-worth for healthier relationships. Continue reading
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Pre-Travel Anxiety (Why do people get anxious before traveling?)
For years I could not understand why my father always found excuses whenever a family trip was proposed. He is someone who loves to watch travel documentaries and is fascinated by beautiful travel destinations. But whenever traveling is likely to materialise, he panics. He takes work as an excuse or at times, his face turns… Continue reading
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The Hit Song (Guest Post)
Late night show on Wiz Tv. Saturday. A mic is suspended above Abanga’s head, the beat of his hit song warming up to him as he prepared his voice. The cameraman is busy switching angles. Abanga takes a glance at the crew behind the presenter, sensing unasked questions in their looks about the source of… Continue reading
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Sharing A Mental Health Related Guest Post
Today I decided to share a mental health related guest post. I am sure some of you are familiar with Carol Anne’s blog Therapy Bits here on WordPress. Well, she wrote this guest post to introduce herself. I hope you read it and check out her blog. I always want to support those writing about… Continue reading
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Becoming A Family Through Foster Care Adoption
My family was created through foster care adoption. When I married my husband, that is the last thing that I thought would happen. But now it feels like the most obvious outcome; like it was always supposed to happen. And I can’t begin to imagine life without my kids. Our adoption journey started when we didn’t get pregnant… Continue reading
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I Hope
I hope to always have the strength To help a friend in need To hold the trembling hand Of one who cannot stand If you think a house is strong Test the ground it’s built upon If it’s shallow lines, sand-drawn It’s unlikely to last long I hope to always have the patience To withstand… Continue reading
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Things That Can Improve Brain Health
Today we will talk about something that people carry everywhere with them (well mostly), they use it for everything (mostly), but they still forget to take care of it. As the heading suggests I am talking about the brain. But, before talking about brain health, I think you’ve already guessed that I’m not your favourite blogger Pooja G.… Continue reading
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