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Rick And Morty

Strength isn’t always loud. Sometimes it looks like understanding. Understanding that you’re still learning. Understanding that healing isn’t linear. Understanding that heavy doesn’t mean you’re going backwards. Real strength is the ability to pause instead of react. To breathe instead of explode. To reflect instead of run. Anyone can feel strong when life is smooth. It takes depth to stay steady when your emotions are pulling you in opposite directions. So this morning, don’t judge yourself for what you feel. Feel it. Sit with it. Learn from it. Then choose who you want to be anyway. Understanding builds patience. Strength builds endurance. Together, they create stability in the middle of chaos. You are allowed to grow at your own pace. You are allowed to take up space without shrinking. You are allowed to be both powerful and compassionate. Walk today in quiet confidence not because everything is perfect, but because you know you’re evolving. And that… is real strength. Stay strong 💪 You got this. I believe in you 🙏

Cooper Hamilton

So when your friends die because their cocaine contains fentanyl & killed 4-20 of your best friends in a year; then you complain about the attacks. Unless it is 90-99 % pure, it does not be on the street or distributed! Cocaine, Herion, & PCP must be pure of the same strength so you pay for what you are supposed to; get the true formula & have it last for days or weeks when you are in the mode to do it. Not get garbage to let you down & you spend all or your$ to never get what you hit 2 years ago! I can say that the drug dealers made me quit 30 years ago & I am glad I said that as I have stuck to staying away because the 89’s you got real & there is no real in the US now including Rx antibiotics that give you uncontrollable diarrhea & caused me to quit! Best decision in my life! Changed my crazy friends & my life changed for the better! Addiction is an issue but if you can’t get the strength that you remembered, it causes issues. I just wish they offered low income programs

Michael Tovornik

PART ONE OF TWO The Faces of Grief If you have just suffered a major loss, you have probably begun the emotional roller coaster ride of feeling your own grief. Your grief—which descends on you as overwhelming feelings of loss—can reveal itself through several faces that can leave you suffering in any number of ways. Here are a few. Suffering a major loss can leave you with a broken heart. When you say you are heartbroken, you may be using a metaphor, but what you are experiencing is real suffering and grief. Heartbreak over a major loss causes excruciating pain. Overwhelming grief can make it hard to breathe. It can leave you physically and emotionally exhausted. Suffering a major loss can leave you struggling spiritually with a lot of unanswered questions. Major losses usually make no sense—the loss of a home caused by fire, natural disasters, the divorce between two people who once loved each other, the death of a loved one, or a global tragedy like the coronavirus pandemic of 2020 that brought financial disaster, uncertainty, and loss to so many. It all seems so cruel, wrong, and unfair. You may even question where God is during all this. That’s a natural response. Tragic losses tend to cause fear and shake one’s faith. Suffering a major loss can leave you feeling lost, alone, and incomplete. Grieving a deep loss can also shake you at the very core of your being. Suffering a loss, especially the loss of a loved one, can make you feel that a part of you has been torn away. It can seem like your loss has left a hole in your heart. You may even feel a loss of identity, a sense of incompleteness, and the feeling that you are no longer a whole person. Emotionally disconnected, you may feel adrift, without an emotional anchor. Suffering a major loss can leave you deprived of emotional peace of mind. Grieving can cause emotional distress. Disheartened, you may feel an inward discontentment and frustration. You may find it difficult to rest or sleep.

Rick And Morty

Reality doesn’t care. It doesn’t pause when your nervous system is fried, when the serotonin is gone, when you’re shaking at 3 a.m. begging for one second of mercy that never comes. It doesn’t care that you cried until your eyes swelled shut, skipped meals, screamed into pillows, or told God “just let me stop breathing.” It will keep swinging—bills, betrayal, diagnosis, death of people you love—and do it casually, like flipping a light switch. No apology. No explanation. No refund. Everyone else is performing: filtered selfies at sunrise, “grateful” captions while dying inside, gym bodies, perfect marriages, six-figure side hustles. They post victory laps and hide the nights they stared at the same ceiling you did, wondering if another breath is worth it. Truth they bury under affirmations: Pain isn’t a detour—it’s the highway. Loss isn’t occasional—it’s baked in. Chaos isn’t a glitch—it’s the OS. Luck beats talent 9/10 times. Morality is luxury most can’t afford when rent’s due. Fairness is a fairy tale we tell kids so they sleep. If you wait for life to get fair, for people to be kind, for the universe to notice your pain—you’ll wait forever and die disappointed. But you can cheat the game. Not by manifesting rainbows. Not by pretending it’s easy. By staring into the void and deciding you’re more stubborn than it is. Log every hit: betrayal, failure, humiliation. Feel the full weight—then stand anyway. Reframe shame as intel: every scar shows what not to let happen again. Visualize the version of you that doesn’t flinch, doesn’t beg, doesn’t fold. Then take one microscopic, spiteful action. One breath. One push-up. One sentence. One “no.” Right now. Not tomorrow. Not when you’re “ready.” Because delay = surrender. The system is rigged. The deck is stacked. The house always wins—until you stop playing by its rules. Become the glitch. The error code. The variable it can’t predict. Get up.

Terry Hughes

Ok , we need to have a serious conversation, about not being so serious. As of 2026 global average life expectancy is approximately 73.8 years. If you figure , using 18 as the age of responsibility, that means for 55 years you actually get to live life on your own terms, 55 years of stress , worry, anxiety, dwelling on the past. There’s a reason to be stressed, right? Well let’s talk about it,with the economy, government, job,bills,sickness,past trauma there’s a lot to be stressed about. Here is the kicker, most things we are stressed about either has nothing to do with us, or you can’t do anything about. Sit down and think it through, we all have bills, now you can cut cost , but still have bills, nothing you can do about that,gas prices are high,groceries high, government are idiots, boss is an ass, my mom made me take out the trash when I was a kid trauma etc etc. Here are the keys,do what you can do, bills will still be there tomorrow, the telephone call to creditors works wonders, government regulations are still going to not work in your favor,vote, that’s all you can do, boss is always going to be an ass, find one that isn’t , no one’s stuck in a job for life, trust me company will lay you off tomorrow without much care. Now the fun one, past trauma, you can’t turn back time, leave it where it belongs, there’s nothing you can do about that, you can’t control what others do, say, or act like, you can’t let people have that kind of power over you. Besides , your moving forward in life, not in reverse, let that shit off and sell the bags. I understand worry, and anxiety, I’m 56, worked my entire life, to be just above poverty, recently I was diagnosed with advanced pulmonary fibrosis, severe narcolepsy, and had a work accident that left the use of only my left hand, I’m on disability and make 1800 a month, and the state believes I make to much money for food benefits. Stress huh, guess what,nothing I can do about it,moving forward with what I’ve got

justme

I know someone that was arrested by police put in a cell a very small cell without his clothes on with one small blanket no bed just a mattress and a hole in the floor to use the bathroom did not give him his mental health medicine for a week and just fed him only baloney sandwiches for the week that he did not hardly eat because he hates baloney, and put someone else in the cell with him that was also having mental health issues people that are suicidal or have mental issues often get very bad treatment when they’re committed or arrested whatever the case might be there needs to be more humanity and less cruelty and brutality. we need to do better about chair, with mental issues.  I heard about that house smell where they lock a person up alone in a small room and lighter with a lot of very mentally ill people there needs to be better answers about the way people that are mentally are ill treated, sometimes treated worse than criminals.

Arden

Addiction. It’s a process. There is no one step method for getting clean. Me, it was methadone, then suboxone, then sublucaid and now, nothing. It took a lot of time to get there but the biggest hurdle and when I knew I was good was being able to turn down offers from people. Before I would always say yes, as long as I wasn’t paying for it, I didn’t give a fuck. And it wasn’t people intending to get me hooked, just people using asking if I wanted any. There hardest thing about getting clean that no one prepares you for is being able to handle all the emotions that come roaring back after being numb which for me, was years. And me being a natural empath; not only were my emotions roaring back but also the energy of everyone’s emotions around me. It made me understand that was the reason I used in the first place. I was in straight emotional overload, constantly overwhelmed by the energy of other around me. We naturally think that because we are doing the right thing and living how we’re supposed to live (as if that deserves an award lol) that good things will happen and life doesn’t always work that way. We are not always in control of what we want or who we want and the minute that rejection or conflict arises, the first thought is “but I’m doing everything I am supposed to be doing. This is bullshit. Well, fuck it, I’ll go back to being what everyone already thinks I am.” THIS IS WRONG! You are doing everything you are supposed to do in order to be the best version of you, but more importantly, to have the emotional intelligence and energy needed to be able to handle the curveballs life throws at you. It’s being able to recognize opportunities when they arise, be in a position to help others and being accountable. Not just to yourself, but to others, which unfortunately accountability is becoming a forgotten word. And be honest with yourself and others for it’s the only way people will ever know how you truly feel is if your word means something. Rant over.

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