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Is Mindfulness the Answer to Ending Stigma?
Originally posted on Aligaeta's Blog:
I’m working on my MA in Disability Studies at CUNY School for Professional Studies. In researching the subject of “stigma” I came across information in scholarly journals which caught my interest in the subject…
Posted in Blogging, Family, Life
Tagged community, Disability, Disabled, Health, Healthcare, Home, Mental Health, mindfulness
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Shame and Letting Go
A friend recently spoke of me as being Low Maintenance, what he considers to be an attribute. I’ve been pondering this for days. I find myself preferring alone to living with insanity, a respite to those who know me. Should … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Personal Essay, Writing
Tagged Health, Mental Health, Relationships, Twelve-Step Program, Writing
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Occupied in Spirit
While this week, as those occupied have been evicted from camping at Zuccotti Park reassembled to march across the Brooklyn Bridge in protest their weeks of protest are now counted in months. They have grown in number of supporters not … Continue reading
Time to Write
When I had what seemed to be all the time in the world I spent the day blogging. Lately, life has gotten in the way: returning to work, taking care of family responsibilities, and trying to finish up on those … Continue reading
Reflecting: Unemployment w/o Regret
As my state of unemployment comes to an end, I am filled with feelings of success and failure when looking back at what I’ve accomplish and what I might construe as waisted time. Education: Returning to college to complete my … Continue reading
Posted in Life
Tagged Business, Crochet, Etsy, Hurricane Irene, Master's degree, New York City, unemployment, United States
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FINALLY, A JOB!
Having written so much about the struggle to find a job, I wanted to let you all know its finally happened. I’m scheduling the pre-employment formalities and should have a start date soon. I’m trying not to get too excited, … Continue reading
Stepping In It, the Country Way
I sit here in the little farmhouse amidst the renovations in the living room already finished. Beside my chair is the door that hides the furnace with it’s molding like the door, freshly painted glossy beige now topped with greasy smudges. … Continue reading
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Tagged Bathroom, blog, Country living, Dishwasher, Farmhouse, Garden, God, Home, IMac, Kitchen, Living room, Long Island, unemployment
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Truckin’ On
I’d like to report that there has been wonderful things going on that has kept me from writing or that the hope I cling to has returned but neither are the case. I have been applying for some interesting positions … Continue reading
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Tagged Hope, Jobs, New York, unemployment, Unemployment benefits, United States
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