Thanks for sharing this. It took a while to get into my bed that my edible use was having a net a negative effect on my sleep, anxiety, and ultimately could trigger manic episodes. While the short term effect is great, the long term effect can be pretty severe for some users.
Great! It’s my hope that we all heal! I think we just need a bit of light on the path head, a heavy dose of courage! I have faith you’ll find the path to healing that works for you.
As a person who has recently struggled with madness, I couldn’t agree more.
My prescription for anyone suffering from madness would be:
* Love
* Mindfulness
* Trauma informed therapy involving tools like EMDR and IFS
* The minimal amount of medication needed provide a bit of relief and sleep.
Thanks for sharing this. It took a while to get into my bed that my edible use was having a net a negative effect on my sleep, anxiety, and ultimately could trigger manic episodes. While the short term effect is great, the long term effect can be pretty severe for some users.
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I have Krishnamurti’s Commentaries on Living on my bookshelf, but haven’t found the time to read it yet 🙂
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Thank you Jason! I definitely had to get a lot of crying done to get to this point of my recovery.
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Great! It’s my hope that we all heal! I think we just need a bit of light on the path head, a heavy dose of courage! I have faith you’ll find the path to healing that works for you.
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Yes, trauma knots the very essence of our being. Best wishes on your healing journey, may you find your truth and step into your power.
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As a person who has recently struggled with madness, I couldn’t agree more.
My prescription for anyone suffering from madness would be:
* Love
* Mindfulness
* Trauma informed therapy involving tools like EMDR and IFS
* The minimal amount of medication needed provide a bit of relief and sleep.
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