Tag: Mental Health
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Why I’m Speaking Loudly About My Reality

800 days. That’s how long my life has been paused inside hospital walls. What started as survival has turned into exhaustion, trauma, and a body that can’t stay silent anymore. This is the reality of institutionalisation, seizures, and FND — and what happens when your “normal” was never normal to begin with. I’m speaking loudly…
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Life Lately: Living in Hospital and Learning What Home Really Means

Life lately has been slow, heavy, and strangely quiet. Living in hospital for over two years has changed how I understand home, time, and myself. This is a gentle, honest snapshot of where I am — the routines, the grief, the comfort objects, and the small, very real moments of hope that are keeping me…
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Hospital Chronicles: Day 726 — Two Years in Hospital, Recovery, Disability & Hope

Day 726 in hospital. Uncertain scans, slow progress, fragile mental health, and another Christmas spent behind hospital walls — reflecting on loss, survival, and the quiet hope found in small steps forward.
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When Your Body and Mind Can’t Keep Up: A Day in the Life With Complex Trauma

Some days, the weight of trauma feels unbearable — not just emotionally, but physically. After spending so much time in survival mode, I’m learning how deeply my body holds onto pain. Living with Complex PTSD means navigating exhaustion, fear, and the grief of a life paused. This post is a raw reflection on what it…
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Mind at War

Jordan describes an intense internal struggle, likening his life to an endless war. He faces relentless emotional attacks that leave him feeling exhausted and traumatised. Despite efforts to keep moving forward, he feels overwhelmed, wounded, and unable to heal. The ongoing conflict within his mind creates a painful existence, leading to despair.






