Depression makes me wish it was my name on the grave marker and not my best friend.  [He died of] Leukemia. Quite a few times

An empty gym. Two ways that this is interesting: in 1 way a lot of what you feel before you get the medication or treatment

Picture of my bed. I slept constantly. If I wasn’t sleeping I would try to go to sleep.  I know that the anxiety and stomachache

Some of the meds can be really expensive—I’m lucky that I’m still under my parents’ insurance and they can still support me with hospital costs

Although I love artwork of all kinds this is a representation of hours wasted. Stuck in my head home alone with nothing more than my

This is my Grandpa’s Scapular medal. Grandpa gave it to me when he was dying of cancer. These are what he kept when he was

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

It is just one of the ways that they teach you to stop ruminating or stop doing what you are doing and to do something

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

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