In January 2004, after everything I had gone through in the previous year, I was determined to get my life back to some semblance of normal. The panacea, as I saw it, was returning to work as a case … Continue reading
Those of you who are still hanging in there with us and paying attention, will be happy to know I just (literally minutes ago) emailed the latest draft of our book off to five people to read and give feedback. … Continue reading
Here’s an update on the process of moving toward publishing our book, Despair to Deliverance. We completed a final draft, and my nephew Daniel and I both worked hard at editing it. I learned that the process of taking out … Continue reading
In August 2003, Robin’s life had completely hit rock bottom, from her perspective. In seven months she had gone from living in her own apartment and working full-time at a job she felt good about, with co-workers who liked and … Continue reading
Robin had just received her second ECT treatment, and had to meet with her supervisor the following day. She was very worried and upset about the prospect of losing her job. “I can’t go back to living with my … Continue reading
I graduated from college in 1985 without a job. After debating about my future plans, I took a job as a Mental Health Technician (MHT) at a psychiatric hospital in Michigan. I wanted to get experience in the field to … Continue reading
I made a CD of music for Robin in April 2003 partly because I was moved by the painful emotions she shared with me through her music. It helped me relate emotionally to the depth of her pain. I … Continue reading
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