Lately there has been a great deal of talk about mental health and it has been because of two brave young ladies who stepped out to say, in so many words “I need to take care of myself.” Oh my, the backlash was so very interesting. Some wonderful comments and support for the both of […]
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Going To Miss You
I met this nice young lady at work, she was kind, friendly and meek. As time went on we began to talk more and share stories. She even attempted at help me with my book. I truly appreciate what she contributed. Well, I was offered a “LEAD” position which took me to another store, so […]
Humbled
I’m so humbled by the reviews of my book, “Hear The Music, memoirs from the sister of The Soloist.” Thank you from the bottom of my heart. This first one comes from filmmaker Cristóbal “Cris” Krusen who took the time from filming “Let Me Have My Son” to read “Hear The Music!” Are you familiar […]
SOCKS ON
Why socks? Well I did a search on the internet and found various reasons why socks are so important. One article is simple and states, “Why are socks important? … Not only do socks absorb moisture, but they are also used to help prevent rubbing of shoes on the bare foot. Socks can also provide cushioning to pad the feet […]
Hear The Music
Available on Amazon: Hear The Music, memoirs from the sister of the soloist, 2nd edition Golf Pro, Oneda Castillo engaged in reading “Hear The Music” #HTM
A Conversation With Tradae’ Moore
Tradae’ Moore, Development Specialist with the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI Georgia). Originally from Maywood, Illinois, Tradae’ is a mental health advocate who fights for herself, as well as for family and friends. Tradae’ states, “Mental health is an area of health that affects every one of us, and there needs to be more […]
Mental Health Month
So here we are at the end of May and in comes June. So is mental health month really over? Well maybe so, but people who deal with a mental health condition live this reality every single day. 365 days, 12 months or however you want to see it. It is still very real for […]
MAY – Mental Health Awareness Month
Even though there is a battle everyday…
