Tag: bipolar

How I Live After Nearly Dying

Even the right decisions can feel wrong in the moments after you make them.

Being a dad is tough, but being a human is often tougher.

Don’t pity me for my child. I don’t want it and I won’t have it.

I want the world to know. It’s the whole reason I write.

The worst moments of our lives haven’t happened yet, but the best moments haven’t either.

Everything is going to be OK. Then again, OK doesn’t mean anything.

The diagnosis, while not changing me as a person, helped me to understand myself better. It helped me to treat myself better.

You’re going to take hits. It’s how you view them and what you take from them that is important.

You don’t have to make peace in order to be at peace.

Addition by subtraction is a real thing, but it can also be a painful thing. It almost always is.