A Trip Down Social Anxiety Avenue (A Reader’s Poem)
A poem bravely shared with us by one of our very talented readers: Buffer
The Home for Writers with Neurological Conditions
A poem bravely shared with us by one of our very talented readers: Buffer
Calling all bloggers! We are very excited to announce that our next book – Beating the Adversary by Rick Price – is due to be published later this year. In the build-up to the release date, we need bloggers who are happy to participate in a virtual blog tour, to spread the news. Beating the Adversary […]
I have a 9-year-old son who was recently diagnosed with Tourette’s Syndrome. We are from Nairobi, Kenya. It took the earth to correctly diagnose this condition, as nobody in Kenya seems to know about it. After seeing 13 doctors, doing a myriad of tests and being given several different diagnoses, we were forced to travel […]
‘Who Knows What the Future Holds?’ by Lee Haynes When I was a toddler, I had a serious head injury. I first had anxiety when I was about six or seven years old. I remember chewing my way through my jumper sleeves like I was frantically gnawing through bark. My earliest memory of being depressed […]
‘I just want to be happy – is that too much to ask for?’ An Anonymous Story I have Bipolar, Borderline Personality Disorder and many other anxiety issues. My thirteen-year-old son has severe ADHD, ODD, Dyslexia, Learning Difficulties, severe behavioural problems and thought processing problems. We are both medicated for our illnesses. We have both […]
‘My Story’ by ‘The Bipolar Bandit’ My name is Michelle Hughes and I started suffering from severe depression at the age of thirteen. I would just cry and cry for no reason, and I could not concentrate or do simplest tasks like vacuuming. I would miss two weeks of school at a time. I had […]
‘The Kids Aren’t Alright’ An autism story by ‘Heather’ My first-born child is autistic, but it took many years to learn this. I didn’t know he was different until he was four years old. Now, at the age of twelve, life is just so hard for him – not that it has ever been great […]