Cross stitch. I have not told my mom about my mental illness and that is really hard. However, she is not really into that because

Picture kind of got cut off. This wheelchair represents my depression, anxiety, and my embarrassment. The image of what needs to change in my life.

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

Picture of my bookshelf of college books and there are some other ones because I was studying English Literature. I went from a straight A

My house. My husband has really been gone the last 6 years and I’ve had to do everything to get it ready to get on

This is a photo of the home I grew up in. It’s a picture of the outside of the house but it’s the place where

This is after I went up the hill and looked at another trail. Once you get up that first hill, then you get there, and

This is water dripping from the faucet. The endless crying. The crying comes with being depressed and everything. Not sure if it was the increase

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,

This is a cute little mug that my roommate got me when she was in Ireland over spring break. We haven’t known each other very