Yes, Cat night, Let’s Do Something. Many things. Let’s all Do Something to be of help to one another. Listen with more care. Respond more readily. Change the system to support and encourage rather than label and drug. Work together on this.
missing you Matt, feeling your spirit,
Louisa
Thank you Mariel for writing as you have, and for surviving, and for mustering all you have been through to help others. I feel sure you are and will be a strong force of both activism and healing. There is no much more to say but not tonight. Enough to say, I am grateful for you, your life ~ that you are so very alive, and speak with power and clarity. I am hoping our paths will cross. respectfully, Louisa
I am stunned and without words at present, except to say, “Thank you Andrew. ” I admire your courage. May lives be saved. May justice be served. May great good come from what you have done in bringing light to this cover up.
My life is also changed by reading your life story, so beautifully and tenderly narrated, dear Matt. I am thankful to your parents and to you for your goodness, wisdom and courage and inspired to see and live differently and with more compassionate wonder.
Thank you dear Michael for sharing your perspective. Your words have inspired a lot of folks to speak up. May the dialogue further our cause for social justice, tolerance of differences and truth telling. ” Come on people now, smile on your brother(s and sisters.) Everybody get together. Try to love one another right now…”
Thank you for taking the time to write this your first MIA blog, Paris. I am sending it out to family members many of whom draw some comfort from seeing my son Luke’s years of anguish and his death as being the result of “mental Illness.” I have been puzzled how to respond to them, not wanting to take away anything that comforts them but feeling ill at ease with their explanation. Your perspective, clear and honest, written from a deeply compassionate and wise heart, carries the more tragic but also hopeful truth in a way I have not yet found.
Thrilling to be able to be virtually present in Sweden, as a listener and watcher real time . Will the recordings be available in the archives?
For other MIA readers, we are working out the challenges of advertising interruptions. Stay atuned.
Thrilling to be able to be present, as a listener and watcher. Will the recordings be available in the archives? For other readers, we are working out the challenges of advertising interruptions.
Yes, Cat night, Let’s Do Something. Many things. Let’s all Do Something to be of help to one another. Listen with more care. Respond more readily. Change the system to support and encourage rather than label and drug. Work together on this.
missing you Matt, feeling your spirit,
Louisa
Thank you Mariel for writing as you have, and for surviving, and for mustering all you have been through to help others. I feel sure you are and will be a strong force of both activism and healing. There is no much more to say but not tonight. Enough to say, I am grateful for you, your life ~ that you are so very alive, and speak with power and clarity. I am hoping our paths will cross. respectfully, Louisa
I am stunned and without words at present, except to say, “Thank you Andrew. ” I admire your courage. May lives be saved. May justice be served. May great good come from what you have done in bringing light to this cover up.
My life is also changed by reading your life story, so beautifully and tenderly narrated, dear Matt. I am thankful to your parents and to you for your goodness, wisdom and courage and inspired to see and live differently and with more compassionate wonder.
Thank you dear Michael for sharing your perspective. Your words have inspired a lot of folks to speak up. May the dialogue further our cause for social justice, tolerance of differences and truth telling. ” Come on people now, smile on your brother(s and sisters.) Everybody get together. Try to love one another right now…”
Thank you for taking the time to write this your first MIA blog, Paris. I am sending it out to family members many of whom draw some comfort from seeing my son Luke’s years of anguish and his death as being the result of “mental Illness.” I have been puzzled how to respond to them, not wanting to take away anything that comforts them but feeling ill at ease with their explanation. Your perspective, clear and honest, written from a deeply compassionate and wise heart, carries the more tragic but also hopeful truth in a way I have not yet found.
Thrilling to be able to be virtually present in Sweden, as a listener and watcher real time . Will the recordings be available in the archives?
For other MIA readers, we are working out the challenges of advertising interruptions. Stay atuned.
Thrilling to be able to be present, as a listener and watcher. Will the recordings be available in the archives? For other readers, we are working out the challenges of advertising interruptions.