Since getting my scooter I have been subscribing to several YouTube videos. One subscription an interesting topic came up with this guy Dan discussing mental health issues whilst on his motorbike. I sometimes use getting out on my scooter as a release from the pressures of daily life. Watch this and enjoy the rideout 🙂…
Tag: mental health
Same S**t Another Day Whats The Point
For the past few days now I have been hiding inside that prison called my head. I spend my days pleasing and helping others without a care for myself and without noticing I am crumbling. I came back after an evening out with someone, who like me suffers from mental health issues to a town…
The Last 12 Months.. Is It Progress Or What?
Today, following a group meeting, it made me reflect on what has actually changed and what progress I have made over the past 12 months. It’s my birthday next week so now is a good time to look back. This is a very personal account, but feel my story will help others in a similar…
Back on form and fixing things
After a few days of depressive illness where I couldn’t see anyone or go out of the house, I woke up this morning with a positive attitude that Today’s The Day I shake myself off and at least get up and get one constructive thing done. To people without anxiety and depression, then that may…
Worktime Frustration and Mental Health
I suffer from repeated anxiety and depression, so when I am having a good day I capitalise on it and try to get as much done as possible until I hit “burnout”. I finish my morning work, still feeling up beat and decide to spend the afternoon in the office working on overdue tasks when…
Living with anxiety..the party pooper
Most people enjoy a night out, with friends, have fun, few drinks and think nothing of it. To a person that suffers from anxiety a night out causes so much stress and worry that you’d rather stay inside for risk of something happening, or upsetting someone, not fitting in. I don’t feel well, my stomach aches…
Mental health treatment – my broken leg won’t be fixed
Imagine this.. You broke your leg and called an ambulance SIX months ago as you were in pain. Feeling frustrated, you walk to the A&E department – with your broken leg. They ask you loads of questions and tell you that due to a lack of funding, your leg cannot be fixed but you can…