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An interesting discussion on healing & recovery - may inspire some people -
_______________________________ At the tender age of 13 Laura Delano had her first mental emotional crisis and entered into the “mental health” system. Then, one day while in a bookstore Laura happened to notice the cover of a book with the image of a brain divided in sections and labeled with the names of many of the drugs she had been taking. It was Robert Whitakers’s Anatomy of an Epidemic. The book began Laura’s recovery. In spite of struggling emotionally, being told her brain was broken and being placed on heavy medication Laura managed to graduate from high school and get into Harvard. Today, Laura works with individuals looking to free themselves from the psychiatric labels and drugs, and communities seeking to build alternatives to current mainstream treatment approaches. Finding Meaning in Mental Emotional Suffering - Crazywise Laura's web site - http://recoveringfrompsychiatry.com/ |
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Thank you for sharing!
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"You have all the mental and psychic energy you need for a triumphant
day, every day. But to avoid wastage, let's take an example of use- less thinking. It is when people worry, 'But what can I do about all my accumulated difficulties?' Never forget this simple but remarkable reality: The more you walk toward the mountain, the more you walk away from the desert. This means you need attend only to where you are going, not to where you are or where you have been. As long as you are headed for the mountains, what slightest concern need you have for the scorched desert? The desert is not your home; the mountaintop is your dwelling place." Vernon Howard - The Mystic Path to Cosmic Power, Chap. 13, p. 214 |
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