Being wrong is o.k. Was being wrong as a kid a big deal? I don't recall. I know in our culture it's difficult to be wrong. It's like we've failed. We are really just learning and advancing in our lives and experiences.
Sister, I want you to learn from your experiences. Can you try something new? Can you pick a treatment instead of refusing everything when you feel healthy and good?
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Discoveries from Letters to My Sister
Welcome
Welcome. Based on life experience, I open up my heart to offer healing words and truths to folks.
I hope these caring thoughts and inspirations not only help support your being, but also help you to help others.
Happy trails.
I hope these caring thoughts and inspirations not only help support your being, but also help you to help others.
Happy trails.
P.S. I have written, Letters to My Sister, one person’s mental illness journey through familial travels, written in a blameless, empathetic tone.
Here's a comment from one editor who has reviewed the transcript, "I was touched by the sensitively written true stories and I found profound truths in each one of the underlying Discoveries. Not being in touch with the world of the mentally ill, I felt Letters to My Sister bridged this chasm, bringing me closer to an understanding of those who suffer with mental illness and who are often forgotten by the rest of us."
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