Schizophrenia - All SharePosts Relating To "Recovery & Wellness"

David Robbins

posted 09/22/2008, comments (0)

It's nice to be nice

I just Robin's sharepost. I would like to add to it. I worked in cafe for many years. The last two of my working years, I was the manager. During my tenure I learned a great deal. I greeted my customers when they came in, regardless if I was having a bad day. Customers were my life blood. If it wasn't for them I wouldn't have a job. I learned... Read more Chevron

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Robin Cunningham

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posted 09/22/2008, comments (3)

It's the Little Things that Count

This week I'm resuming the series of Blogs called Choices in Recovery. Like every other discipline of interest to mankind [at least in the English speaking world] that deals with specific issues of long standing, the field of mental illness and mental health, develop their own arcane terminology. Schizophrenia... Read more Chevron

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David Robbins

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posted 09/21/2008, comment (1)

Quiet reflections

I'm up, it's 2am. My quiet time. This is a good time to reflect. I sit here at my computer desk and wonder. I've been making some major changes. The voices are under control..I hear em less and less. The push is working. My addictions are manageable. Life is good. I'm content. For many years I never pursed any real tangible things. I skated... Read more Chevron

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posted 09/19/2008, comment (1)

What a day

Yesterday was the Men Who Cook fundraiser for the Mental Health Association. Margaret and I had a wonderful time. We didn't win any prizes, but we had fun. The crowds didn't bother me. I was a little anxious at first, but calmed down fast. I feel badly that the staff of MHAST shunned me. Most of the employees didn't bother to say... Read more Chevron

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Christina Bruni

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posted 09/18/2008, comments (4)

Three Recovery Habits

Riffing on Robin Cunningham's series on coping skills, I'd like to every so often give you my own. Here I'll talk about three habits that will serve you well in your recovery. Think of these skills as hanging on a clothesline that you can pull closer when needed to access each one. 1. Strive to be well. It seems counter-intuitive that a... Read more Chevron

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