Friday

Hey I'm Crazy but Happy

During my mini breakdown ten years ago, my counsellor found many ways of encouraging me back into the world. Sharing my poetry was one way I climbed out of my black hole and writing short stories was another. Slowly I survived, I clung onto what sanity I had left and rode the storm. The support of my husband and children was wonderful, although I am sure they were so confused by my outbursts.
Antidepressants were gradually no longer part of my daily life and knowing what the root cause was, helped me find a way of using the term 'crazy' in a different light. I learned to laugh, relax and enjoy life. I learned that I did not have to be serious, I could bend a rule now and then.
This week I played around with photographs of me and had fun embracing the fun side of Glynis.
The words fit with the photographs so well and I hope you enjoy meeting the woman I have become. The child didn't have much of a chance but she came alive in a 45+ year old body and at the age of 52, I know it is ok to join in, not sit on the edge and watch.


video

3 The Wise Ones Speak:

Anne Lyken-Garner said...

This is such an encouraging post, Glynis. I know how it feels to get out of your black hole and move on. Worryingly, sometimes the hole, no matter how dark seems safe and 'homely,'

Life always waits on the other side.

Sammy and Andy said...

Those black holes can be really hard to get out of......xxxxxxxxx

What a fantastic video, Glynis.

Jen Chandler said...

Glynis this was a wonderful video! I understand about those black holes. Not fun. So thankful you were able to make that climb :)

Happy weekend my friend,
Jen


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