I am finally able to help people

So I have been struggling with Bipolar Disorder ever since I was a toddler. I was not even able to get adequate help for my disorder because one P-DOC after another just kept over prescribing me medications. This last doctor that I have been seeing for two years has kept that demonic force on my neurotransmitters at bay. I also had found out that I was ADHD, as well. Now that everything has balanced out in my mind, I am able to be very productive. I was getting really frustrated and bored on my days off as I like to keep busy. So about three weeks ago, I started a non-profit organization.

My non-profit was started on the foundation of pets help soothe psychological suffering. Ever since I adopted Baylin my Australian Sheppard/Beagle Mix, My depression has gone away by about 90%. Baylin knows when I don't feel well and when I need to get out of bed or the house. I named my organization after him called Baylin's House. The goal of my organization is to provide emotional support animals to people with psychiatric disabilities at no cost to them and help them with the pet care costs as well. I feel anybody that feels a pet would be beneficial to their health should have one, even if they don't have the financial resources to afford one.

You can go to my Facebook Page and read more about here: https://www.facebook.com/baylinshouse/

Since I started this non-profit. I have a passion filled drive to help people. Even though I am starting up and having a hard time getting donations, I am having a very easy time getting support. I feel I have a reason to get out of bed in the morning and that I can make a positive change in people's life, when just years ago I could not even take care of myself. I hope this is an inspiration to some of you, that if you feel you have an idea that could work. GO FOR IT! I have never felt so rewarded in my life by starting this organization!

That's awesome! I love animals! I have cats whom I love dearly, but wish I could afford a big dog and had the space for one.

But congratulations on your new non profit!