Fog can symbolize depression, grief, or a disconnection from reality. It traps people in their own thoughts and slows down the pacing of the thinking process of the mind. It acts as a natural border, serving as the crosslines between reality and the unnatural. It can signify that we have crossed into an unknown, dreamlike, or liminal state. The thinning of brain fog or mist can symbolize a person is on the brink of a breakthrough or a life-changing discovery. Mist clings. It feels wet against the skin weighing down our clothes as well as our thoughts. But once we come out of the fog, the world opens up wide for all of us to see the clarity behind it's white veil.

"Get up. You're not done fighting yet."

"I'm sorry I forgot you, but you won't be forgotten anymore."