I am a girl with no cares in the world,
I’ve got a son who makes me so proud.
Happy as can be,
no worries I can see.
I love my boy,
playing with his toys.
One day we went out,
to have fun, seldge about.
This is when it happens, its not very nice,
we were sledging down a hill when we bumped in the ice.
I was very hurt,
my boy was a star!
There was no one in sight, not even a car.
He cuddled me close,
made me count to three.
I broke my back,
Thought that was it for me!
My family was there,
full of care.
The love they gave me, made me see,
I was still alive, death was not for me!
Days went by, they were dark and dim,
I didn’t want to let anybody in.
Months went by, and I did cry
I felt so scared, before this I was never shy!
I started to feel alone,
I went cold as a stone.
The pain hurt so much, it was really ruff,
I pushed people away and took it tough.
I wanted to be normal, take my boy on a bike ride,
but my back wouldn’t let me so instead I lay in my bed and cried.
My family were there every day
wishing they could take my pain away.
From an independent lady,
to a sole with no dignity.
Couldn’t wash my hair,
feels like everybody stare’s.
A dark cloud was hovering over me,
but I felt nobody could see!
I realise now this was called depression,
and now thankfully I’ve learned a lesson.
There are people out there who really care.
I was upset, I was down,
but I fell I’m turning around.
Its still a fight,
but I can see the light!
So if you feel confused / not amused,
be strong like me, and you will see your dignity.
I’m getting better that’s why I’m writing this letter.
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My Story
An Angel in Disguise
Why am I here? Why am I there?
Amidst these lonely depths of despair
Does anyone care?
How much can one person take?
Until its time again for bed
Can’t sleep, mind awake
Heartbeat racing, pulsating
Enough tears to fill a lake
So in the dead of the night
There are jobs to be done
Can’t remember the last time
I had so much fun!
People look, people stare
I wish they wouldn’t
Its too hard to bare
So many questions fill my head
Why? What? When?
How? Has? Where?
Does anyone care?
A life-lines thrown amidst the gloom
Time to talk in the counsellors’ room
Someone who will listen
Until the stars begin to glisten
Someone who will understand
Until you can hear that brass band
Someone non-judgemental, supportive and caring
Until you finally find your bearing
Your questions answered ……… Your Angel Cares!
anonymous
To make the bad things go away
To make the bad things go away
To make the bad things go away,
To feel contentment more each day,
To go back to how it used to be
Or is this all just fantasy?
To put the pieces back in place,
To live life at a steady pace,
To see a future others see
Or is this all just fantasy?
anonymous
Lost Without You Mam
I never thought it would be like this
It just never seems to go away
The emptiness, loneliness, the pain,
Every single minute of the day
I try my best to be happy,
even put on a brave face
for the family, friends and everyone
But inside my heart aches.
They say time is a great healer
I am still waiting for that day
When I can be myself again
And all this pain has gone away.
anonymous
Counselling
Concerns for my mental well-being
Opened questions “help! Who am I seeing?”
Understanding I need some help
Nice people like myself
Sharing my problems week by week
Empowering me as we speak
Life changing
Learning to laugh again
Inspiring me to feel less pain
Nervous at first, now I stand proud
Gratitude “I am well” I can shout loud!
Advocacy
Asking for my voice to be heard, without me feeling like a nerd!
Decisions that need help with direction
Visions of my own perception
Optimism is a must
Concerns people that I trust
Achieving goals that I hold
Counselling really makes me feel bold
Yes ADVOCACY gives me the helping hand that gives me the strength to make a stand!
anonymous
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