Your article thoroughly resonates – particularly the bit about the difficulties you encounter when people do NOT know about your depression. I have generally found my life is easier when people DO know what is going on. I have also been amazed that since I wrote my blog post on my mental health problems, many many people have since e-mailed me or direct messaged me on twitter to say that they or someone close to them have had similar difficulties. I have also received very positive reactions from people.

So VERY good for you! And thank you from me for being someone else who is open and positive and telling those who read what CAN be achieved by those who have mental health issues!!!

For what it’s worth, those stills are some of the most beautiful images I’ve seen in a while. And I’ll be writing a reply to this, but when I’ve had a little time to consider it – probably as a blog entry.

J

I hope there’s a typo in your note though. You said YOU were a nightmare but that isn’t true. You may feel as if you’re walking…even running…through one, but at your screaming, sobbing, raging worst (thinking of myself here) you like all of us are nothing more or less than a fellow human who can help & be helped by others.

Thanks for being so “transparent.”. I prefer it in curtains, frankly, but I’ll take what I can get! ;0)