RSD: The ADHD Acronym You’ve Never Heard Of
Growing up, I was labeled a “sensitive” child. Criticism or perceived criticism was met with tears. I looked forward to my report cards as a kid. Finally, a written document that showed I was succeeding!
Growing up, I was labeled a “sensitive” child. Criticism or perceived criticism was met with tears. I looked forward to my report cards as a kid. Finally, a written document that showed I was succeeding!
Let’s talk about fear. Fear is a necessary part of life. It protects us from poisonous animals, falling from great heights and being in that serial killer documentary as a victim. However, fear can also
Don’t think you understand that I wanna care Don’t think you understand I’m on the edge of the bridge I’m on the precipice I don’t think you understand that I don’t wanna fall I’m one
I was a fatherless daughter. When I was 2, my father died. It was not an “accident.” It was not old age. He died by suicide. Every year, Father’s Day cruelly mocked me. My relationships with
It starts like an itch & then my face is wet. It is not raining. The sky is clear, especially for this time of night. I am crying. Barely five minutes ago I was laughing. The
I hear a commercial vaguely on the television, my son is playing in his room where I hear the occasional roar of a pretend dinosaur and there is a quiet jingle of a collar
Trust. T. R. U. S. T. It’s this simple, five letter word which holds so much meaning. You lose it, you gain it, you break it and you restore it. Trust is a very resilient