Life of abuse and trauma told via past journals, current commentary, and posts on specific issues such as major depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, self-injury and suicide with hope to increase understanding of those with mental illness.
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After sending the email to my uncle he responded:Well Coleen I'm sorry that you feel that way and to be perfectly honest with you, and I've said this before, this was always between you and your...
I was so angry with the way my uncle was treating me and what he had been doing that I emailed him the following:Michael,I can’t even begin to tell you how angry, hurt and betrayed that I feel...
Now, back to our regular programming which is in process. I really enjoyed the break in October on homosexuality. I hope that you found it helpful, interesting and fun.When last we met, I had written...
Today, November 2, 2009, is Lung Cancer Awareness day and the beginning of Lung Cancer Awareness Week. It is also probably one of the most difficult post that I’ve written as my father-in-law passed...
Clinically Clueless writes from the gut and heart in the interest of healing. Even when her stories are hard to read -- because of the pain she experienced -- they are always well-written and clear. CC provides a beacon of light for others. Her blog is certainly worth an excellent rating.
While this blog is very interesting, it is very unorganized and I had trouble figuring out how to follow and find information/experiences. It seemed very random in post and switched too much from therapy to general information. I think it would work better to have a mental health journal blog and a personal daily life/information/books enjoyed blog.
Clinically Clueless has an amazing skill in understanding her problems and making us see her struggle in recovering.
She is an inspiration and help us in our own war.
Clinically Clueless is one of the blogs I visit often. She speaks honestly, and with her writings, she helps readers engage with their own honesty.
Her slideshow about her childhood is harrowing; if you want to get a sense for what it's like to grow up with abuse, these slide will do it.
Clinically Clueless has brought my understanding of mental health to an enlightened level. As well as the process of the healing of Christianity. That sometimes healing comes slowly to even the most faithful of believers. Clinically Clueless shows more courage that any individual I have met in my lifetime, not only to share her story on line, but also to take the time to respond to comments in a caring and heartfelt manner. I have a personal story of leaving behind an addiction because of the honesty of her writing. And my faith has become more real and has increased. I owe a lot to this courageous woman. This kind of honesty makes the world a much more palpable place to live.
Clinically Clueless has a very hard, almost unbelievable story to tell. Its difficult to imagine that one person could live through so much abuse and still survive.
But she has. And now she has a million tales to tell as part of her journey to recovery. Fragile, emotional and brave, CC has come a long way but still has a long way to go.
She's intelligent and writes with incredible honesty, the pain she lives with shining through.
For those also dealing with mental illness, or for anyone trying to understand such things, I recommend reading this blog.
