I'm interested as well, and I appreciate your efforts, Gulas.
As you know, I'm currently off all meds and working on building a "sustainable" life through life changes: clean diet, eastern meditation, various forms of exercise, healthy relationships, etc. Each day is a struggle, but I keep picking myself up as best as I can.
This was my day:
Went out for a fantastic 12 mile run on a picturesque trail with my new friend. It was our best run yet. The steady rush of endorphins had us engaged in non-stop conversation while I playfully kept pushing her to pick-up the pace. I was thankful that the wounds were mercifully dormant for the duration of the run. It felt so good that I didn't want it to end.
It's evening now. The blue sky has turned grey-black, and the wounds are returning again. I'm very aware that melancholy and urge are rapidly creeping up on me. It always feels like an unfamiliar place...but I know that I've been here before...many times...
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I am not what has happened to me. I am what I choose to become. - C.Jung
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