Hi there. I wish to begin by saying that I love my comfort zone. It is nice and safe. I make all of the rules in my comfort zone. With all of the boundaries I have set and the knowledge that it is fine to have my collection of idiosyncrasies, my world is practically impervious! I have my routine and rituals from which I will not stray! My comfort zone: I just love it here so much. Quietude. Safety. Predictability. Then something happened. I met that special someone and found

Can a person that has mental illness experience happiness? Some people believe that there is no hope for people with mental health conditions. They think that once a friend or family member develops mental health conditions, he or she will never be able to improve their health and wellness, live a self-directed life, or reach their full potential. This is not true. Physically, the brain is part of your body just like any other part of your body. As with many disorders that