Take a negative feeling that your mental illness gives you, and turn it into a positive.
You can always put a positive spin onto things, even if it’s not easy to see it right away.
Take a negative feeling that your mental illness gives you, and turn it into a positive.
You can always put a positive spin onto things, even if it’s not easy to see it right away.
BY LAUREN HAYLEY 
So true. And love the pics! 😀
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Yes!! I always say this. When I was struggling with my illness I felt so low and my friend turned to me and encouraged me to take the bad, the negative and turn it into something positive. And BAM that night I created my site and started blogging to help others. Good post, Hayley! 🙂
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You may be a little young to know Canadian singer Alanis Morrisette, but she has a pretty cool song called “One Hand In My Pocket” and this post reminded me of it. Give it a listen some time…actually she has an album “Jagged Little Pill” that you would probably love if you haven’t heard it already. 😊
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I do know it – My mum used to listen to her when I was young. I love her!
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Love this picture and attitude. Work it, own it.
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That was nice. I loved the way you turned that around. I’m going to try doing that. I need to think positive when I’m having an anxiety attack.
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Good – Harder said than done isn’t it!
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It truly is! It’ll take some time. I’ll have to train myself.
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I try and have at least one positive in my day, no matter how small, it helps!
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I love this. I often feel overwhelmed by everything. From now on, when I feel like that, I’m going to try to remember how lucky I am to have so much in my life. X
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awesome!!
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I love this idea. To me just talking about BPD is brave and you are doing it with grace and positivity – Great job, keep up the good work.
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Thank you 🙂
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