try to thgink glass is half full

Peter Cook, I agree it is encouraging to see one's (myself included) with positive resolutions, but I believe we should be realistic and not set ourselves up for likely failure by over-resolutions. I've known for years I wanted to stop smoking, I'd been thinking on making it a New Year resolution, seriously in early December, and am so thankful for the Power and help from the Holy Spirit, I've been quit since mid-December, but it was horrid the first week, I literally had to get my mind on to something else. I have been working on a book for year's, but have made that my 2nd resolution, but I know it is a one day at a time project. The thoughts roll over in my head when I'm so exhausted and laying down. I just had the idea today, (duh) to invest in recorder, so I can record my thoughts, then type when I'm more physically able. Anyway...Best wishes to all our supporters here, and God Bless. PR

When I get insurance in July..I will be going back into therapy..I haven't went in 2 years..before that, I had been in therapy for 5 years...

play more WORDS game w/ Friends , eat more salads, dance or exercise again, put more music at home, find ways to help beloved family member cope w/ her own depression.
Peace n hugs !♡

Maybe staying on medications even when I am feeling some what okay. I have never just try medicine and let it work for me than against me. Getting a grip and know that I can have a full happy life with my illnesses.