Tag Archives: mental health and wellness

She’s Still With Us

In February 2019, my youngest sister, Melina, admitted herself into the hospital for PTSD from childhood trauma. When she returned home, she texted, “Do not contact me ever again!” Determined to get through to her, I invited her to walk … Continue reading

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Reading

The best piece of advice I ever got was… never apologize for reading , even if its in the middle of the day. Most of what we read is carefully curated to reinforce what we already believe, which means the … Continue reading

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Police reform: Crisis Assistance a Proven Model

Rather than trying to defund police departments, a smarter approach would be to decrease confrontations in the first place using a combined medical/behavioral team. In 2019, Olympia started sending crisis responders to nonviolent incidents instead of police. This approach is … Continue reading

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Mental-Health

Have you always been so outspoken about mental-health issues?  Yes. I think it is important. We are on this earth to make sure that whatever mark we leave when we are gone is one that is lasting. I think a … Continue reading

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Show Up

It’s never more important to show up for someone than when you have to let them down Positively Purging-I welcome your feedbacks in the comments and your likes and passing the real-life wisdom on to others as I embark on … Continue reading

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