Welcome to My Place of Thoughts

[mygreatdepression]

there will be a rainbow after their storm

[mygreatdepression]

I remember posing this 2 years ago, there's I have my rainbow 🩷🌈

[arabwife]

yeah hes cute but does he care about your mental health

[mygreatdepression]

[just-shower-thoughts]

There are some people in my life I wish I had hugged a little longer.

[labaigneuse]

me to myself: why do you talk

[mygreatdepression]

there will be a rainbow after their storm

[positiveseed]

OUR YOUTUBE

[loversdreamersandyou]

[acitybythelightunited]

[positiveseed]

@positiveseed

YOUTUBE

[youtookthesunwithyou]

THIS

[marvelous12345-deactivated20220]

I can relate to this

[iwt-v]

Betty White and a bear stop what you’re doing and reblog

Betty White: First Lady of Television (Netflix)

[allcolorsofwhite-deactivated202]

[mygreatdepression]

i was told today “you handle deaths well, and talk with the families at such a personal level and let them feel heard” at first it was a compliment, but then i asked myself “why is that” is it because the last several months (more recently) i had to talk with families about their loved one who’s not going to make it, or how i’ve gotten so good at the death navigator (if you don’t know what that is, feel thankful), or how I explain to the families what’s going on. i don’t know the answer. the only answer that comes to my mind is “numbness, trauma, and doing this way too damn much” as i left work today I was “prepared” that the next day i work i’ll have a certain patient because that day the family decided to take that person off life support. cool, let’s add another person to my list and another family to console while i’m internally breaking down instead each time. it doesn’t just “get easier” we get numb. we all will need serious therapy when this is all over.

[mygreatdepression]

being a covid icu nurse isn’t easy. today i did cpr on a patient and felt his ribs crack beneath my hands, my coworkers and i got the patient back, until he coded again a few hours later and we lost him. then walking into another patient’s room acting like everything is just fine… it starts to get to ya

[anxietyproblem]

By @psych2go

[mrs-ephemeral]

I never thought I was mentally exhausted

[bar-cafe]

Oh….

[leanmeanannabean]

This is…. oh

[jezebelgoldstone]

Yeah, going through this isn’t normal

[bigbinerdsheart-deactivated2021]

Wait, it isn’t…

[anxietyproblem]

[underwelmed]

source: theopeninvite

[bareniabirkin]

😟😳😳😳

[squadron-of-damned]

#idk what this means or if i do this but ig i'll just hold my phone with my pinky stuck out from now on?? 

Good question, also no that won’t help.

shitty MS Paint 3 minutes doodle, nto entirely accurate: When you have your pinky hooked on the “bottom” edge of the phone for the extra security so it doesn’t slide out of your hand that easily, you’re wreaking damage on your hand, since the pinky is extremely askew from it’s resting position. You might have noticed that when you hold your phone like that for long time it begins to hurt, like when you are gripping a pen too tightly for example.

Green lines - the fingers are going their natural way. Red line - the pinky is way off, that’s bad.

[theclockworkjudas]

Me: Oh, good thing I never-

Me, looking down at hand: By talos this can't be happening