After reading this post, go to the continuation I wrote in the next post called “Learning to live life between bites”

But what are we feeding our minds with? I have become fully aware that my most inconspicuous derogative passing quiet thought can be unhealthy and self-destructive. As such, I now challenge myself, to see things in a positive perspective, to cross out even the most subtle disparaging thought. For me, it is a means to experience life to the fullest most loving potential.
On the surface, even though I could function in society, I lived with a quiet inner awful torment. You would have never even suspected anything. I hid it well, even to myself.
The difference is, now that I have done the work, I am content, happily able to contribute to society because I changed my focus.
In comparison, life now, is a walk in the park. (… To be continued…)
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Posted on 03 Dec 2012
On Dec 4th 2012 at 07:14
What a wonderful blog to read first thing in the morning….I can hardly wait for the follow-up. So insightful. A honest reflection on my own struggles. Thank you
On Dec 4th 2012 at 10:18
Sara,
Thanks. I am thrilled that this piece spoke to you. Seeing one’s inner destructive thoughts is pretty much the road to recovery.
In a much more simplified example, I liken it to a golfer trying to improve performance: only when flaws are pointed out, seen, comprehended and practiced can they be corrected.
Keep in touch
Carol
On Jan 23rd 2013 at 03:12
Times we can be up to our ass in swamps !Even if can find the drain &or pull the plug !&Drain the swamp!There’s the crocidiles&aligators to cope with!!!We have lots more options With M>H>&teams &pro’s plus help available!In my day only had one psyciatrist&social worker !Plus could not even talk with Doctors &Nurses worked with!Thankfull Today much better!Help!!!