#life-changes

#life-changes

"I've been with my husband since we were 14, and we always spoke about living in New York. We always thought it would be the coolest place to live. But it seemed like it was just a dream, that it was never going to actually happen."

He should be dead. He believed and had many moments with himself thinking that he was going to die. Instead, he now has a second chance, and this is actually what he needed to happen.

That experience was so bad for my mental health that I decided that I couldn't do this forever. I wanted to make more of an impact on people's health in terms of prevention.

Two days before I met him, I’d put down Lord Byron, my 15-year-old shepherd rescue, after nursing him for a year. I was a wreck.

Chris owned two Siberian husky puppies after a breakup, hoping for companionship; however, the energetic Huskies proved too much for him, leading to chaotic experiences.

After the incident, I was treated for brain injuries similar to those of Gabrielle Giffords, unable to manage normal life functions any longer.

"If I stopped doing what I do today, who would I be tomorrow? If the answer is 'I have no f***ing clue,' welcome. You're not alone."

The sudden loss of structure after graduation can lead to an identity crisis and profound psychological struggles. It's a transition nobody prepares graduates for.

Many individuals experience life-altering changes post-breakup, like relocating, changing careers, or altering their appearance, spurred by the emotional weight of a romantic split.

Identity diversification is about not putting all your self-worth on a single aspect of your life; it encourages building multiple identity pillars for resilience.

Living one day at a time is my mantra now, as I navigate these emotional and physical changes stemming from a routine procedure gone awry.