Threads of understanding
Today I find myself reflecting on the complex tapestry of mental health, and how it weaves through our daily lives in patterns both subtle and bold.
Like many of us, I’ve walked through those darker corridors of the mind, feeling the weight of isolation and disconnection.
Echoes in the void
There are days when the silence around me is deafening, and the weight of solitude presses down like an anchor pulling me into the depths.
It’s a strange paradox, to be surrounded by people yet feel utterly invisible.
The cost of Conflict
Reflecting on self-compassion in a world driven by profit and conflict, this post explores the influence of corporate interests on war and health, urging a shift towards empathy and collective action for a better future.
The long road back to my .com domain
There’s something almost magical about owning your first domain.
It’s like claiming a tiny piece of the digital world for yourself.
The case for more independent MLAs in BC politics
The current political landscape in British Columbia often feels like a battle between a few large, powerful parties, leaving little room for diverse perspectives.
But what if we had more independent MLAs?
A year of sobriety
As I sit down to write this, I’m filled with a sense of awe and gratitude.
An entire year has passed since I stepped away from alcohol, and embarked on a journey towards sobriety.
The need for addiction awareness and solutions
It’s the festive season of Christmas, and while we’re all wrapped up in the warmth of holiday cheer, it’s important to take a moment to shed light on a topic that has been lurking in the shadows for far too long.
Today, we’ll be discussing the controversial world of Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors (SSRIs) and the role of Big Pharma in perpetuating a cycle of addiction and dependency.
The debate over the Vancouver Parks Board
The future of the Vancouver Parks Board, a unique body in Canadian governance, has become a focal point for discussions on public space management in Vancouver.
An open letter to the Mayor and Council
On this International Day of Persons with Disabilities, and in alignment with the City of Vancouver’s recently adopted Accessibility Strategy, I wish to bring to your attention the current accessibility challenges at the Stadium-Chinatown SkyTrain station.