acceptance
Went to toms funeral yesterday. I knew from past experience this was the moment I had to accept the loss. Speaking to his parents and brother, who …
is feeling Horrible
I'm at the moment working in property maintenance, I'm trying to teach myself web design as a means to move on and free up time for my passion; music, I produce podcast radio shows when I can, done about 5 now and am trying to progress, also DJ a little for confidence.
Music is my salvation, I play guitar, DJ and write and record at home when I can (never finish anything, nothings ever good enough).I love film as long as it's challenging, have no concentration span. I also enjoy cycling, helps clear the head and always look to head off road for some peace.
Went to toms funeral yesterday. I knew from past experience this was the moment I had to accept the loss. Speaking to his parents and brother, who …
Had a phone call last night, a friend of mine I met in rehab 8 years ago took his own life sometime last week. Been trying to get hold of him for 2 …
I find writing these journal entries such a help, doesn't matter if anyone else ever reads it; just helps to get it off your chest. Been missing …
Been offered £400 for some bootlegs/twotrackers I've produced by DMC records which is a big boost considering my lack of work and money …
I know I have never been through what you have, so do try to get some help! And don't give up, you can overcome this! Hugs! Sorry if I am not of much help!
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Hey, Thats great your teaching yourself web design. I did too! I picked it up pretty easy though as I'm a graphic designer so alot of it was similar within programs etc. Good luck with it
thank you the same to you
I was diagnosed with bipolar as a teenager, took lithium for a while but stopped. have been self medicating with clonazepam and alcohol since.
Grew up in the UK in pubs and bars, began drinking in my early teens. sort of controlled it in my mid twenties, but have beeen slipping back into it lately.
Started smoking it not long after first giving up klonopin,generally smoked, injected ocassionaly,but watched someone convulse and die from cotton fever(never injected again)realised it was taking control fairly early fortunately and only suffered relatively minor withdrawl compared to some people I had met.