#postdepression

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Heeeeey!! I am here! 😉 Thank you for waiting for me so patiently...I chose to refrain from my socials during the last horrendous bout of depression. 🤗 After weeks of staying under my duvet,(leaving only to attend work) living on cereals and feeling incredibly lonely, isolated and terrified of the future...I want to share that yesterday, was the FIRST Saturday in months that I was actually upright and taking part in life before 8am! 😳 I even "forgot" to overthink it! 🤣 I JUST DID IT! ✅️ I painted my nails, fingers AND toes, I pampered myself with a Tropic Electric Bloom, brightening and tightening face mask, I even sat and watched a film!! I made boiled eggs and I ENJOYED being with me...loving me... What a difference a few hours makes...after an awakening shower, conditioning of my hair and massaging in Body Love moisturiser ALL over, I spent the afternoon and evening with strong female friends, we chatted, laughed and ate delicious 'feel good' food... 👌 Click on my shop link below to treat yourself to some A M A Z I N G products and pamper Y O U ! There are NO filters on my photos, my 'sun kissed' skintone is due to Sun Drops used overnight in my Skin Dream moisturiser and Sun Drench all over my body... https://tropicskincare.com/pages/kerrymcIvor Any questions? Just ask...❤️😁😘 #postdepressionsmiles #postdepression #tropicforbaby #Tropicworks #tropicpamper #selflovery #selfcare #LoveTropic https://www.instagram.com/p/Cfi00PSMd6m/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

“Living is good. Living HERE is good. Things are nice for once lemme wallow a little bit aight?” #hotwaterforonce #icanfinallyrelax #happiness #postdepression #bathtimeboyz #selfie #beenawhile

Sold On A Monday by Kristina McMorris is a thought-provoking story.  It is the early 1930s and Ellis Reed is a young reporter trying to get his career started at the newspaper.  While writing for the social column Ellis runs across two children sitting on a porch with a sign saying "2 Children for Sale."  Ellis snaps a picture for his personal use but one of his coworkers sees the photo in the darkroom at the paper and submits it to the editor.  Ellis is asked to write a story to go along with the picture. He has reservations about writing the story but does.  After one gigantic snafu, the story and picture are printed and then printed in other papers as well.  This article has repercussions for many and even though some seem to be for the better, things don't always work out for the best.

Sorry if this sounds a little jumbled but this is just how I feel atm.