I Love your expressions here John
I would also like to say that as for the bi-polar mood disorder
I am not sure, but it may be worth inquiring about
an organic therapy called EMDR, the brain is always wanting
to be in the healthy resolve of life.
It helps countless people through many situations.
Your can google EMDR.com
It is a sorrowful shame she suffers too...
Blessings
Vickie
How sad :( I think mental illness is so misunderstood, and it is hard, day in, day out, for the person with it, and the people around them. I am so glad that you wrote this, and honored to read it. If more people were upfront and real about these health issues, they wouldn't be pushed under the rug as they often are, as embarassing or weak. Excellent poem.
Loss can be a whole upset of events in a lifetime, John...somehow, we manage to pick up the pieces and wind up with enough scratch to still feed the deer, the doe, the buck, the fawn, a family and innocence is a bi-polar phrase within itself, as usually the dark and light of family dynamics and purity isn't often interchangeable and we have to find a balance...moving on is wise, but it is hard. Wishing you all the best for 2010! Blessed Be.
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Oh John, this is such a heart wrenching poem. So filled with sadness but still tells us about a remarkable man and his lost innocence.
Much peace, love, and light,
Amber "V"
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I would also like to say that as for the bi-polar mood disorder
I am not sure, but it may be worth inquiring about
an organic therapy called EMDR, the brain is always wanting
to be in the healthy resolve of life.
It helps countless people through many situations.
Your can google EMDR.com
It is a sorrowful shame she suffers too...
Blessings
Vickie
Love,
Sage
Anna
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God Bless
Tony
Much peace, love, and light,
Amber "V"