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Tag: art
Perspective
TRIGGER WARNING: this picture I took causes me great anxiety due to the swirls. π But I really want to share it with my story so others who can relate know they aren’t alone. ~
πΌππ³π πππππ’, hand embroidery on canvas
β¦my head is spinning like a whirlpool it never ends ~Lucy Newman
UN-FUN CLOWN π€‘ by Joanna Richardson
My story is a little different than your traditional MdDS patient, but this is a poem and a drawing I made describing the nonstop dizziness. I would give anything to live in a world that is still. ~Joanna
Portrait of MdDS, a #selfie
On the outside, no one would know that my world rocks and sways and spins and turns, but on the inside I have to work to remain calm and grounded.
MdDS has forced me to learn to slow down and put my own needs first at times. It has also taught me that life can change in an instant. These are incredible lessons.Β ~Brittany Ashcraft
MdDS Maelstrom
fear of falling, depression and anxiety, deep uncertaintyβ¦ Karen isnβt alone in having a maelstrom of fears and emotions.
Floating Away
Putting MdDS into words is sometimes so incredibly difficult. I am grateful for this opportunity to be creative and express what I feel on paper. ~Alexis Dolgoff, DPT