Living Beside Suicidal Thoughts: Why k

Living with someone who regularly says they wish they wouldn’t wake up can leave partners, family members and friends frightened, exhausted and constantly on alert. This article explores how to support someone experiencing suicidal thoughts, hopelessness, anger or rage while protecting your own mental health. It covers direct conversations about suicide, safety planning, emotional regulation, boundaries, caregiver burnout and the important difference between supporting someone and becoming responsible for keeping them alive.

An Attempted Coup of The United States of America Is In Progress- UNITE AS ONE- SAVE YOUR COUNTRY

After todays attempted assassination of President Donald Trump I had to share by truth with LOVE! If you have been too overly emotional towards Your Hatred for Trump or your Love for Biden (or vice-versa) (which I do not judge) – or have been too busy keeping your lights on or caring for your family […]

Understanding Carer’s Fatigue: 7 Tips for Managing It

What is Carer’s Fatigue?
 Carer’s fatigue, also known as caregiver burnout, is a state of physical, emotional, and mental exhaustion that can result from the responsibilities of providing care for a loved one. It is often accompanied by a shift in attitude, from positive and caring to negative and unconcerned, and can lead to a decline in the caregiver’s overall well-being.