Smitty
My blogs
Blogs I follow
- 26weeks
- all that heaven will allow
- Born Sensitive
- Bozo's Daughter -- It's in the Genes!
- Courage to Change
- Cumulative Histamine - looking below the neck in psychosis
- David's Bipolar Blog
- Ezekiel's Table Blog
- Family Dysfunction and Mental Health Blog
- Holistic Recovery from Schizophrenia
- Interludes on the Path
- Living with PTSD and TBI
- My Personal Lens
- Oconee County Observations
- Schizophrenia at the Schoolgate
- Sew Something With Amanda Whitsel
- Shannon Ball Yoga
- The Daily Gratitude Blog
- The Felt Meaning of Recovery
- Wait and See
| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Industry | Communications or Media |
| Occupation | Freelance Writer/Journalist |
| Location | Southern Appalachians |
| Introduction | I am a member of Emotions Anonymous, which adapts AA's 12 steps for recovery from alcoholism, to recovery from emotional illness. Sojourning in Al-anon, a program for family members of recovering alcoholics, has helped me in dealing with my family, which was impacted by borderline personality disorder. Feel free to read! If you'd like to the next step and participate daily in a path to emotional healing, using EA's Twelve Steps, please join us our autonomous group on Big Tent at https://www.bigtent.com/groups/emoreroom |
| Interests | writing to learn; personal research in mental health, nutrition, and the natural sciences; from-scratch cooking; natural healing |
| Favorite Movies | Thunderheart, The Nativity, Groundhog Day |
| Favorite Music | whatever touches my heart and gets me dancing |
| Favorite Books | Write it Down, Make it Happen; Writing to Change the World; Writing Without Teachers; Eat, Pray, Love |
Which is more important to you and why: flexibility or expandability?
What were you meant to be? A massage therapist or physical therapist, a park ranger, a psychotherapist, a cook, a dancer, a wanderer with a pen collecting stories, a ceramicist.... a healer ... a nutritionist Clay is aluminum and silicates embracing cations. At this point in my life flexibility is much more important than ... getting any bigger than I am~