I was always a thinker. Scratch that, I was always an overthinker. It’s not a choice, it’s just the way my brain works. Most of the time it’s a good thing: a proclivity to think and a questioning nature helps me – I hope – to view things from a wider point of view than I may have done otherwise; to recognise the limits of my own life experience and the filters through which I make sense of the world and my place in it, leading to a desire to want to know more, to learn, to better myself. To know myself.
But sometimes, my brain stops working…
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Soundtrack:
Don’t You Worry ‘Bout A Thing – Stevie Wonder
5 thoughts on “What I Think About When I Think About Recovery”
You are more than good enough. Thank you for being so brave and giving hope to the rest of us.
Thank you ?
You are more than good enough. Thank you for being so brave and giving hope to the rest of us.
Thank you ?