
Stationary Bike
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 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

Car tire, road and park; This represents mobility and the park picture represents trees and the changing of the season. Seasons change and change quickly

This picture is a photo of my parents’ house. It represents me having to move back into my parents’ house after not being able to

With depression your life gets derailed. That is what I was thinking of and also another meaning is that a friend of mine is a

A blur–but the last 2 years since I’ve had this major decline with my depression that everything has just become a huge blur. My memory

My youngest son was diagnosed 3 years ago with ADHD. He has struggled with the school and I have felt anxiety since then. His grades

Here I was in full blown active addiction. I was going around city to city taking pictures of myself in random truck stop restrooms. My

Scale Wars: picture of our scale with my daily med box. Shows my weight gain as a side effect. The Zyprexa, I gained 70 pounds,

What is seen here is a dog in a sweater. What I see is a bond with an animal that needs my help. She is

Since starting recovery, I finally allow myself to find peace in a lot of things. I want serenity and finding that isn’t always easy. Sat