Like A Broken Vessel

[...] look in this picture.  My brother took this picture last month outside the doors to the emergency room.  It had been a long 24 hours prior to this picture being taken and I’d had no [...]

[...] this year we have had 3 additional trips to the hospital. The first 2 trips were just to the emergency room (one via ambulance). In both instances he was released after a couple hours.  Total for [...]

[...] forced to turn to God for help almost daily over and extended period of years.  I’m learning how to pray and to get answers.  I’m learning to have faith in my Savior and my [...]

[...] wanted. ~David A. Bednar There is a reason this quote is my computer background. I’m learning that not having my prayers answered the way I hoped for and wanted takes a whole heck of [...]

[...] Chelation for Heavy Metals Energy Work We’ve taken trips to see specialist in Salt Lake, Las Vegas and Arizona. We’ve consulted with specialists living everywhere from California to Texas [...]

[...] they were not required to pay for a trip to Salt Lake when there was a facility closer in Las Vegas he could have gone to.   They would only pay the distance to have transported him to [...]

[...] testimonial and account after account of people who have “cured” themselves of mental illness. Those are countered with posts from people who tried the same thing but didn’t get the [...]

[...] Living with mental illness truly feels like riding a roller coaster.   Ups, downs, highs, lows, twists and turns& [...]

[...] Welcome to Gratitude Giveaways This is a hop I host on my book blog I Am A Reader, Not A Writer   My Giveaway – Winner’s choice of either a $10 [...]

[...] In June of last year I broke my leg. I posted a little about it on my book blog because I was unable to get my scheduled posts up. June 5th Post: I fell yesterday and broke [...]

[...] he had been out walking too long in the cold and we couldn’t find him.  By Monday afternoon I was at my end and needed a break. After speaking with my son’s doctor I gave my son [...]

[...] to fast with us on behalf of Brett.  That night he did not sleep at all. By Monday afternoon I was worried as he just wasn’t right.  The medication we gave him seemed [...]

[...] it helps some people, I know it is necessary for some people but my son has been labeled Medication Resistant which I’m beginning to think needs to be relabeled as Medication Adverse, more [...]

[...] the list of possible medications.   Risperdal Last summer my son was admitted to the behavioral med unit.  Long story which I may someday share in detail but the short version is I was also [...]