Hola! So I’m back from Germnay wooooo….back to sunny old England. …Although it’s my prom on Saturday :D. I just thought I’d write a nice cheery chirpy little post for you all about my holiday. Well, specifically my friends, not... Continue Reading →
Hey guys! So I have been taking a few blogging courses here and there, primarily orientated towards Guest Blogging. Now, Guest blogging is, I believe, when one decides that one would enjoy writing a column or whatever for another blogger... Continue Reading →
Aloha! So yesterday was the COOLEST and GREATEST day EVER. I'm staying with a friend in Berlin and her dad is in the army. He's worked really hard and recently been promoted to the title of 'Brigadier'. This means he's... Continue Reading →
Hello Chums! I'm awfully sorry for my disappearance - disgraceful I know. I was staying at my boyfriend's house, and it was perfect again. We just lolled about on the sofa watching telly, ate a ton of chocolate, went suit shopping for... Continue Reading →
Today I'd just like to share something pretty outrageous with you all. You may have heard, or you may have not. It's very old; Sky News posted the article 29th November 2014. However it has only just come to my attention,... Continue Reading →
Today was an extremely tiring day. I’ve spent it being mad at everyone within two feet of me. My head is screaming and I want to just hit, and like, hurt anyone in the vicinity. Not cool. Or nice, for... Continue Reading →
Hey guys just a little something for you to check out…
Paul has written an eBook. It won’t take long to read, it’s insightful and inspiring that he has put his journey into words. It only costs 99p on Amazon so he’s not exactly asking a lot of you to read his masterpiece! x
Ok I changed the title and for the moment it’s only about 11,500 words long but I’ve put my heart and soul into giving you a glimpse of how OCD has affected my life. I hope it gives comfort in some way.
One More Time: A Personal Battle with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder & Depression by Paul McKechnie http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00NI4A0KU/ref=cm_sw_r_udp_awd_a4Veub0DZZTE9
A is for ADHD
It’s like working on a Macbook instead of a Windows PC. Everything works so fast that it actually can become counter-productive and more confusing, putting everything slightly out of focus and making everything slightly harder to comprehend. I feel a bit like a goldfish swimming round and round the same bowl everyday. Claustrophobic, hot, anxious. It’s not like I actually know how it would feel to be a goldfish, but I think I can probably make a pretty fair guess. I’ll go with the idea that I’m a little bit like the human version of a goldfish. Perhaps it’s a tad far-fetched but I find myself quite enjoying the analogy so I’m going with it.
Now that I’ve had my diagnosis, everything that ever didn’t make sense about my life now does. Of course I still question ‘why me?’, but I now fundamentally know why I’m the way I am. I sometimes wish I could…
View original post 1,389 more words
Share this: (please?)
Like this: