
Some people liken it to a black dog, but mine is like a dense, black storm cloud.

(Storm Clouds by Tom La Pierre)
So dark and stormy that not even the faintest chinks of light or love or hope can get through.

(Black Cloud by Thomas Henriksson)
Sometimes it seems like the storm will never break.
4 comments:
I know exactly what you are going through, baby sister.
much love and bug hugs.
x
I hope everything sorts itself out for you!
PS. I nicked some body lotion, bubble bath and dental kits from the hotel :D
Thanks ladies! Much love to you both.
I will be, and am, mostly, fine. I'm doing all the right things and looking after myself as well as I can.
It's just that I don't think mental illness is something that should not be discussed. I know Lady Elaine agrees with me on this one! I've always been totally frank about what's going on with me - the best way to de-mystify something is to talk about it. Perhaps I should have a think about this a bit more and dedicate a whole post to it?
Darkest before dawn and all that... and that photo of the black clouds looks amazing. Storm clouds and black dogs can at least be stunning.
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