A global pandemic and Anxiety.

May is mental health awareness month, and I have not had much of a hold on my mental health to talk about it… until now.  While states are beginning to open back and life seems like it’s attempting to get back to normal (whatever that’s supposed to be), I thought now was a good time

Planners, Journals, and Anxiety

I am always looking for tips and tricks to handle my anxiety. I’ve talked about it before that music, TV, my favorite movies, a hot shower, a good book, cooking, writing it out, are all things that I do when my anxiety gets to be too much. Recently, with the coronavirus, my anxiety has been

Giving Tuesday 2019.

I have always been a huge advocate for giving back. Normally I cannot always give money. I always make a point to buy a toy, or some groceries when organizations are sitting outside the stores, but it never feels like enough. I think I’m right in assuming that many of you might feel that way

World Mental Health Day. 2019.

Today is World Mental Health Day, a day and a topic that is really important to me. Lately, my mental health has been taking a set back, I’m aware of it, working to improve it, it’s is unfortunately part of the battle. I’ve vaguley been diagnosed with Anxiety, I have panic attacks and the occasional

May is Mental Health Awareness Month: Entry 1.

I might not always understand it, but I don’t mind talking about my mental health.

Take that me time, you’ll be thankful you did.

A few weeks ago, my mom, my sister, my brother and I, took a last minute two-hour drive to Rhode Island for the weekend because we were craving the beach. This mini trip was important because regardless of the fights that occurred because that’s what siblings do and the leftover anxiety I was filled with