I recently shared an experience with a follower to show him that recovery isn't linear; that although I appear to be doing well, there are times when experiences come back to haunt me, but my response is far better than it used to be. I wanted to do this as a tweet thread, but sometimes …
They usually take us by surprise, just like a shart. I remember my first encounter with panic as vividly as the first time I sharted as an adult (for those not familiar with this term, a shart is when you try to fart, but let poop out at the same time). Trigger Warning: Assault At …
I recently came out about my mental health on LinkedIn. I held back from doing this through fear or prejudice or discrimination: my career has helped with my recovery. You can read the full post here: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/talking-saves-lives-sarah-hudson-/ If you have struggled to come out about mental health in your career, then I would love to …
Litter, animal suffering, plastic pollution; these are a few things that could change more positively in our world. All it takes is a quick search or a 'like' on facebook pages to see how naive and how much we turn a blind eye to these points. We then moan about it on social media. How …
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Do you ever wonder why you drink alcohol and the effect it has on you and your mental health? The whole world seems to revolve around alcohol, until you find these wonderful little bubbles, where people socialise over green tea, or coffee and people make friends without having to be tipsy or drunk. Why aren't …
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