
In an unusual way, it’s a beautiful sight. The leveling of the concrete exterior, exposing all that lies inside. Personal artifacts once kept so secret from the outside world, now left out in the open-air for all to view. Followed by the panic and fear of the unknown. The wonderment of what will come after such a devastating event starts to trickle in.
Exhausting and physically demanding, with the feeling of no salvage or reprieve in sight. Leaves you feeling so hopeless and helpless. Such storms are generally categorized and given names like: hurricanes, monsoons and typhoons. Only in this occurrence, I am discussing storms categorized and given names like: clinical depression, general anxiety disorder, personality disorder with a surge of obsessive compulsive behavior.
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Good one! Your writing has something to it that makes it so engaging.
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Thank you. That means a lot. Thanks for liking and following.
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Excellent and I enjoyed your analogies relating to storms and personality disorders. Thank you for following BrewNSpew.
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Thank you. Much appreciated.
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Yes Joe, you hit the nail right there, never thought of it as such – I hope you don’t mind using it as captured in my Mental Health Advocacy and all out here. Natural Disasters indeed, am definitely following you
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Sure. I love that this has moved people. Means the world. Thank you so much 👍
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Excellent post! Good analogies!
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👍 thank you so much.
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