I think it’s about time I talk about being a BPD mother & how it’s affected my parenting. I didn’t quite know when I was gonna write this or when would be a good time to write it. Should I write it on a good day, when things seem a little easier or should I write
For a surprisingly open person this is a tough post for me to write. I am usually more than happy to write about the reality of my mental health but there’s just something about becoming a mum that makes it hard to admit you’re not okay. But I really feel like I need talk to
Here I sit trying to make use of the free time available. I’m pretty damn tired & I could potentially use this time to do absolutely nothing but… productivity guilt has hit once again. Isn’t it funny how even on your crappier days you can get taken over by a wave of guilt. Am I
Here we are again on mental health awareness week which this year is focused on body positivity. To be honest I don’t feel as a skinny white girl I’m the most appropriate person to talk about that subject so I’m going to touch upon something that has been bugging me recently; why do our online
I recently found out that May is BPD awareness month which was news to me & probably news to a lot of people. It kinda goes to show that BPD needs more awareness that even I didn’t know we had a month. I’ve spoken about BPD quite a bit of this blog & well I’m about
Early this week I decided to delve into the topic of stress to highlight stress awareness month & well I think it’s only fitting that my next post should be focused on appreciating me time. I’m not the best person at setting time aside just to kick back & relax but I’m really trying. I
I’m no stranger when it comes to talking about mental health & since April is stress awareness month I thought it’s only fitting that we talk about stress. I’m over here battling a stress disorder which pretty much dictates my life. My experiences are obviously different to those around me but we all feel stress.
It’s funny isn’t it; how us millennials seem to always been complaining about something. That we’re exhausted, we want to travel but can’t afford it & that buying a house is only something we can dream of. But in reality things are different & we have every right to complain about certain things. I’m just
I’m no stranger when it comes to talking about mental health on ByBusby; I’ve been very open with my experiences & progress so when I was saw a new app emerging to help battle these problems I thought why not give it a go. I’ve teamed up with the creators of Thrive to test out
