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Personal Inspiration:

Life is like Driving - Jamie Lynn Juniper

There is No Fear of Falling... - Jamie Lynn Juniper

Poetry:

I'm Not Alone - Jamie Lynn Juniper

The Technical Trouble Before Christmas - Jamie Lynn Juniper

You Can Visit the Past; You Just Can't Live There- Jamie Lynn Juniper

Quotes:

What is the Purpose of Life? - Dalai Lama

One Step - Donny Osmond

Peace and Happiness - Dalai Lama XIV

It's the Little Things - Henry Ward Beecher

All things are difficult before they are easy - Thomas Fuller

Life Resembles a Book - Jamie Lynn Juniper

Forget the past - Nelson Mandela

What Lies Behind Us - Ralph Waldo Emerson

Recovery Does not mean the damage never existed.

Forgiveness says you are given another chance...

Creativity is Intelligence having Fun!

You are never too old to set another goal...

The best bridge...

Insomnia's Different

Writing in Pencil - Jamie Lynn Juniper

Music Can Heal - Debasish Mridha

The Art of Being Happy - Henry Ward Beecher

An Emotion is a Lighthouse to the Soul - Jamie Lynn Juniper

With the New Day Comes... Eleanor Roosevelt

Planning is an Unnatural Process - Sir John Harvey

I Don't Want to be at the Mercy of my Emotions - Oscar Wilde

Money is a great servant... - Sir Francis Bacon

Emotions aren't just mindless urges... Martha Nussbaum

Autumn carries more gold in its pocket... - Jim Bishop

Life starts all over again... - F. Scott Fitzgerald

Believe You Can....Theodore Roosevelt

When you get into a tight place - Harriet Beecher Stowe

Money Grows on the Tree of Persistence - Proverb

I Will do better... - Brandon Sanderson

You Were Put on this Earth - Steve Maraboli

Christmas waves a magic wand over this world - W.T. Ellis

A Man's Heath... - Joan Welsh

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Jamie: Hello! I am Jamie- a nurse, a wife, and a mother (of 2 great kids and 3 amazing dogs). I have also lived with chronic illness, including chronic depression, since I was a teenager. Many years later, I now thrive with my depression rather than simply survive. I started this blog to share info and my experience with severe, chronic depression because I want YOU to thrive as well!

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