mental health goals

June 30, 2017 // 1 Comment

Kelly Cutchin shares with us her guide to finding the courage to seek therapy, choose a therapist, and determine your mental health goals. [...]

on Personal Essays | Mourning the Living
13 Jul 2018
Larry, at home died at the age of 68 two months ago. His Alzheimer’s and being blind journey lasted 12 years. Grieving for the living yes was the hardest challenge our family faced. The grieving never got easier only more difficult. May our Lord continue to bless your sweet mother in this life.
on Personal Essays | Mourning the Living
13 Jul 2018
Lauren, I’m praying for peace for you and your family. This disease is heartbreaking and takes a toll on the entire family. My grandmother died 18 years ago this October, her mark on all of us still lives through our memories (good/hard). We tried to laugh and enjoy life around her even though she could not engage the way we would have liked. Every now and then you could see a smile in her eyes. All the best to you and your family. 💕
on Personal Essays | Mourning the Living
13 Jul 2018
“I know” and “I understand”. I’m 46 and my mom has (most likely) frontal/lobe behavioral- variant dementia for the last 3-5 years. She is 72. Your words are so real to the underlying feelings I have felt.
on Personal Essays | Mourning the Living
12 Jul 2018
So beautiful. You have a gift with words and your mom has the gift of you. Thank you for sharing.
on Personal Essays | Mourning the Living
11 Jul 2018
Thank you so much for your beautiful words. I know exactly what you are going though. Prayers for you as you learn to live so far away from her. 💜