Ok so no this isn't really a real one that air but you know what I'm talking about.
Part of the reason I write Head Cases is as an outlet. A lot of people on a daily basis use me as an ear, from strangers to long time friends, people just talk to me all the time sharing pieces of themselves. More often than not it includes sprinklings of depression. Now, having been an individual that got to live through an induced depressed state and knows what it feels like to life out of it, I also know what it feels like to constantly battle NEVER wanting to go back to that place.
But every so often you encounter individuals who seem to thrive staying there. I don't understand this. Why want to stay in a state where everything is dark and negative? Futile and unresponsive? Bleak. Now I understand it's quick to be like "Oh you just don't understand". Hahaha but I do. All too well and to the limits of it. It, like many things in life with the exception of rare diseases and anomalies, can be beat by mind over matter, it's a very powerful thing. In the end, no matter what positivity those in your life bring you, nobody can make you change but you. And if you are an outsider looking in, you can't help someone who doesn't want to be helped as frustrating as patience can be.
I think it's always a testament to people's character which side of the fight they choose to be on. With all that faces us on a daily choosing to let the petty, caddy, superfluous and superficial get one down seems silly with the mental picture of how bad it truly could be.
Life is too short and you don't get out alive...so WHY SO SERIOUS?! lol
Monday, October 6, 2008
So I know you've seen these right?
Posted by M. at 9:41 AM
Labels: A Classic Head Case, For Dialogue's Sake
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A lil inside mi noggin..
- M.
- Brooklyn, NY, United States
- I'm blunt...and rather observant...DUH that means I should blog! I suffer from, no let me rephrase, I combat living with an AVM on a daily basis. An AVM is an Abnormal Veinous Malformation which affects about 250,000 people in the US (http://www.cumc.columbia.edu/dept/cerebro/AVM.htm#Link8). It affects everyone differently, for me it's caused a constant headache since 2003...litterally. I've been in countless doctors offices, been poked and proded, been through the emotions of being misdiagnosed with a brain tumor. Needless to say, I've been through a lot and not just because of my...let's call it an ailment. Above all I've developed a less than common outlook on life and perception of things.Don't for one minute misconstrue, I'm in no way a victim, I'm self-sufficient almost to a fault and encourage others to turn their weaknesses into empowerment. It builds character and makes for one hell of a screenplay ha! That combined with growing up immersed in a semi-charmed world, and the glitz and glamour of Hollyweird leads to some interesting anecdotes...Here are my thoughts...

1 comments:
This was a very good commentary. I've never gone to ANY blogging site before,I saw your site in your web designers portfolio and decided to visit and see what your site was like. I enjoyed the visit. Kudos on your great attitude. My sister has Lupus and you write like she sounds: determined, positive and empowered. Thank you for your site and I hope your vacation is....whatever you want it to be.
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