Bed with med box on pillow; When I first started the meds I would sleep like 18 hours; It is good to know which side

My running shoes. Symbolizes what needs to change, but exercise, running, walking, just exercise makes you feel so much better. It can be a good

I Lined up all my meds and I thought, how can this possibly be good for me and at what point do the positives of

The photos on these billboards when I first saw them just kind of meant a lot to me, I could relate. They are about depression

Saw this house and just thought oh, how depressing.  House peeling, grass not mowed, shingles falling off.  Screamed depression to me.  I couldn’t imagine living

These are my legs with my amputated left leg. It’s an image of what needs to change. By gaining weight and strength and working on

This is my freshman dorm. This was where my depression and anxiety got really bad and where I definitely had a lot of low episodes.

This is the view from my room. I spend a lot of my time looking out this window. One of my favorite things to do

This is a bicycle, it’s a stationary bike and it doesn’t really go anywhere. It is like when you are depressed you can’t really go

This is my cat on the stairs. She is a black cat with yellow eyes and the sun happened to be hitting here. We had