Month: October 2016

Saying Goodbye

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I've never been happier to say goodbye to a month. 😦 The month I most look forward to every year, October, has been bitter, painful, and full of things I do not want to take into the coming month, or any month in the future, for that matter. I feel like a snake, preparing to … Continue reading Saying Goodbye

Adele Opens Up About Depression

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http://www.vanityfair.com/culture/2016/10/adele-cover-story I felt this was important to share because of the postpartum depression discussion. There are many new mothers who are afraid to discuss it, and since I know several people expecting their first child between now and the next few months, I'm sharing in the hopes they read this and are put at ease, … Continue reading Adele Opens Up About Depression

New Moon In Scorpio: 10.30.2016

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Tonight is a New Moon in the sign of Scorpio. It is time to shed our old skin, release what is dying, and let go of what is not working for us. Scorpio is about death and rebirth. This is a cycle of completions and new beginnings. We are being called upon to trust our … Continue reading New Moon In Scorpio: 10.30.2016

Desperation and death after Seattle Pain Centers close: ‘The whitecoats don’t care’

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**Trigger Warning** http://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/health/the-whitecoats-dont-care-one-mans-desperation-and-death-when-pain-clinics-close/ Deaths of this nature will, almost certainly, continue to be reported as the DEA attacks our freedom to be patients, but provides drug addicts with whatever they need, for as long as they need it, so long as they are in a treatment facility. Doctors really need to band together, knock off … Continue reading Desperation and death after Seattle Pain Centers close: ‘The whitecoats don’t care’