Look At Things Differently, See The Bigger Picture!
Good things we’ve been through:
There’s so much more to achieve and look forward to, it’s within our ability and our choice to go explore and discover the impossible as long as we believe that “nothing is impossible”!
Had to switch up. Look at things different. See the bigger picture. – Charlie Puth
What’s changed minds?
- The idea that when you put intentions behind your back.
Transmitting it like a feedback thing. It’s a self-fulfilling prophecy that’s coming from right there. It’s not just showing people the end of the world. It’s giving thmr the idea over and over and over again until they just accept it. We still have 58 days to try and change things. But nothing will work as long as that thing (monitor) is still on.

These people, their driven by savagery. What if we told them about this place? Then that would happen here to us. Then nothing will survive.
But it hasn’t happened yet.
Actually it has happened, you just haven’t accepted it.
Well, I don’t accept it.

Cassie, that stuff’s not real. The issue is our future predicting machine says we’re all gonna die.
Well if we remain believing of what’s hopeless, nothing will change nor will anything be achieve. Particularly the impossible!

Cassie: This place has nothing to do with hope. It’s the opposite of hope.
Frank: Don’t say that.
Cassie: Why not? You said it; no wonder you gave up.
Frank: That’s before I knew about you. You really, you really are special.
Cassie: Why do you people keep saying that to me? I’m not. Why did you even give me this? You showed me a place that was amazing and incredible. And it was a lie. If your gonna zap an idea into people’s heads, you should really make sure that it’s the truth. Because you can’t do that. You can’t just zap…
Frank: what?
Cassie: It’s happening in people’s heads. Your piloting the signal, how?
Frank: what?
Cassie: At your house, all your tv’s, doomstay room. You were boosting the feed from that monitor thing. How did you do that?
Frank: It’s not big deal. They were running on so much power through it now, a ham radio could make it up. It’s just a matter of finding the right frequency.
Cassie: You grabbed a signal from another dimension. From a machine here, that means it’s transmitting there. What if it’s not just predicting the future.
Frank: It’s broadcasting it.
Cassie: When I touch this thing, for a few minutes it felt like anything was possible. But then why can’t the opposite happen? What if the monitor is just a giant pin but instead of making you think positive, it makes you think negative. And it convincing the whole world to fed the wrong wolf:
“There are two wolves. And they are always fighting. One is darkness & despair. The other is light & hope. Which wolf wins?”

So really we need governments to realize that mental health is every bit as important as physical health. (4:56–5:02)
The Spectacular Now
My name is Sutter Keeley and I’m 18 years old. Compared to other kids I haven’t had that big of a hardship. Not really. Stuff’s happened sure but stuff but stuff always ends. But the real challenge in my life, the real hardship is me. It’s always been me. As long as I can remember I’ve never not been afraid, afraid of failure of letting people down, hurting people, gettting hurt. The thought if I kept my card up, and focus on other things, other people. If I couldn’t feel it, then no harm would come to me. I’m screwed up. Not only did I shut out the pain, I shut out everything. The good and the bad. Until there was nothing. It’s fine to just live in the now. But the best part about now is there’s another one tomorrow. And I’m gonna start making them count. Sincerely Sutter Keeley

Mental illness & Creativity
I sincerely love how creativity and mental health link together in their own amazing ways. Expressing onself through art in mental illness recovery as a tool is such a great way to heal. I for one am a huge fan of creativity and intend to use creativity in as much of my everyday lifestyle in my routine.
If you think logically, your gonna lose the creative arts. – Topanga Mathews – and so logical thinking may be good and crucially important in life but using that kind of thinking doesn’t solve all the world’s problems.
As Albert Einstein quoted: “We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.” So I believe that we should put creativity into our daily yet busy lives to contribute in solving more problems and more success than logical ever has.

Recovery from relapse
Recovery is never easy. But me right now in recovery, I continue to get worse. I really feel like bursting out in tears. I’m really starting to get scared here right now. Dr. Cherla emailed me with his personal/home email stating that he’s sorry he didn’t call when he had told me he would and he would try again this weekend.
Hopefully will be able to start on the Cipralex as soon as possible, hoping for this weekend before Tuesday when I start my online course through Conestoga college to complete the office admin: general program. I really don’t know if my brain is in good enough condition to function with completing all assignments in the course.

For so many years from starting to wear makeup, I had hidden not only my inner and outer beauty, but also my true and real self. For years since I found a picture of Demi Lovato with no filter and inspiring her fans to go bare (natural), I set a goal for myself to work towards that along with improving my face complexion and overall self esteem and confidence enough to have enough courage to go out in public just as the person God made me with no filter and not be ashamed or afraid of what society would say or think about me.
Since a year that it started, I had always cared about what others thought about me dictating and changing my direction every time which ended up choosing the person I ended up being from that. And for years I had hated how society had affected me like that. I wanted to break that barrier, that curse that had always won against me every day.
But after trial after trial, nothing changed nor improved in the ways I wanted to from working on that goal of mine. And as for all I’ve been through with my mental health and low or lack of self esteem/self love, I kept struggling feeling confident and comfortable in my own skin like a great example, Demi Lovato in her Confident music video.
Many times throughout my past life, I thought I knew who I was and who I wanted to be but deep down, especially knowing now, that’s not at all the person I wanted to be. At a certain point in working on my goal, I so desperately wanted to change all of my flaws for they had made me feel so ugly inside and out, I felt so disugested with myself for I wasn’t accepting of my own body, personality, and my whole self that God made me as. Looks and all, I wanted to change them instead of accepting, respecting, understanding and being confident as God had made me.
Because I just wanted to have naturally wavy or straight hair rather than the natural curly hair that God and my parents gave me. Which has been the reason behind why I have been straightening my hair everywhere I go out in public. Along with feeling more like a part of the person that I wanted to be, look along with working on improving, working on myself to feel that confident, young, beautiful, amazing, talented, happy self that I was working on achieving.

For years I never knew what beauty (beautiful) was supposed to look and feel like. I looked up to celebs like Nicole Scherzinger from the Pussycat Dolls (looking at her figure, and wanting to have her figure), but deep down, I shouldn’t look up to someone like her for that reason. I should look up to role models like Justin Bieber, Selena Gomez, Madison Beer, Demi Lovato and others who inspired, encouraged, and idolized the right things in their fans.
It took me a while after watching “Penelope” and “Girl Meets Flaws” from Girl Meets World to understand and start using those new knowledge I gained from them to help me accomplish this goal of mine. To understand what true and real beauty looks and feels like. To not change for society but for myself for that’s why I should change a part of myself.

Choosing not to give in to that power from those part of society convincing millions to be someone that they are not. We all need to set ourselves free from this epidemic/issue for it has made us a bad version of ourselves rather than anything that has a good influence on ourselves in result.
We all should set our minds to letting our voices be heard to inspire, encourage, and create a better future and a better world for we all know that the world needs to change, so does our future. We should inspire the right, healthy & positive things in the world to create better change for a better world. The world needs and deserves exactly that.

And so lately as of today, I’ve thought long and hard and have decided to continue wearing my natural beauty as God gave me and own it! I’m gonna embrace it as much as I want to and not let nor give in to what society has to say about that. I am who I am and i’m not gonna be ashamed of that girl, soon to be a women that I am. And I inspire and encourage others to do the same.
It’s time for us to take off our masks and show the world who we really and truly are under that mask and not have an regrets, second thoughts on doing exactly that. This is our time, it’s our life and our world and we have to make it all what it should be. We can do anything we set our minds to as inspired by both Selena Gomez & Justin Bieber. So what are you waiting for?
Like quoted in Penelope “It’s not the power of the curse, it’s the power you give the curse.”

Tracey Bazso’s FB Post
Tracey M. Bazso I agree with you all the way. With the power that comes from both the stigma and discrimination around the mental health epidemic is really more harmful and deadly that others may think. They don’t realize words don’t just harm, they kill too. Choose your words wisely! One’s mental health is just as important as one’s physical health too.
Not everyone in our whole society knows that. We have accomplished progress in society not viewing depression and anxiety disorders as taboo anymore but still view others like schizophrenia, post-traumatic stress disorder, bipolar disorder and all the rest of them as taboo, like having these mental health conditions makes one person bad or look wrong and rude to society. But they need to realize and also learn that everyone living and suffering with a mental illness is sick not weak. #sicknotweak #mentalhealthmatters #BellLetsTalk

Create
I’ve been thinking after finishing Brene Brown’s book “The Gifts Of Imperfection” and I was more than able to relate to all of the things in the book and on top of that, have my own further thoughts I gained from my experiences of why I understand them all. And I’m so truly grateful for what she has taught me in her book.
And I definitely believe it will teach my parents many things that they weren’t seeing eye-to-eye with and everything in between that; I learned, gained and was inspired by from this book. I never knew this book was so good. So many of you reccommended it as a good read and same as my former life coach, Kristin too! Again, truly grateful; thank you!

Tomorrowland
In every moment, there is a possibility of a better future. But you people won’t believe it. And because you won’t believe it, you won’t do what is necessary to make it a reality. So you dwell on this terrible future, you resign yourselves to it.
For one reason, because that future isn’t anything of you today. So yes, you saw the ice berg on the titanic, you all just steered for it anyway full steam ahead. Why? Because you want to sink. You gave up. That’s not the monitors fault. That’s yours.

Pretty Little Liars (Bedlam)
I used to think what if there was a button that I could push and all the things that have complicated my life would just unhappen. I would push it and all the people that shouldn’t have died would still be alive. I wouldn’t have hurt anyone or disappointed them & no one would’ve hurt me or lied to me.
And this whole mess would just be cleaned up. But if I push that button, I would be gone too. I’m me because of what has happened, what I’ve done & because of who I love. I like that person. Me, mess and all.

“My point is sometimes when we’re out in a new neighbourhood or we’re walking home late to our car. We won’t hold hands. Some people out there are afraid of what’s different. And sometimes they want to hurt people like Steph and me. So every time we’re out, and I want to hold Steph’s hand, but I decide not to. I get mad. Mad at the people who want to hurt us. But mad at myself too. For not standing up to them. The thing is, if your taught to hide what makes you different. You end up feeling a lot of shame about who you are! And that’s not okay. There is nothing wrong with you.”

This doesn’t come easy to anyone. Nobody gets it right the first time around nor the first 5 attempts. But when you do get it right, don’t fixate on how many attempts it took you. It matters more of the fact that you got it right!
