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No Feeling Is Final — 06 | Now Is The Time For Cake
No Feeling Is Final — 06 | Now Is The Time For Cake
No Feeling Is Final — 06 | Now Is The Time For Cake
Sunday 21st March 2021
Explore Anna Reesley's candid journey through mental health struggles in this heartfelt episode of 'All In The Mind'.
29 minutes
Raw
Honest
Inspiring
Hopeful
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Episode Overview
- Anna Reesley shares her mental health struggles and survival strategies.
- Building a supportive community is vital for recovery.
- Embracing both maladaptive behaviours and moments of celebration.
- Graham Panther provides unwavering support throughout Anna's journey.
- Finding hope and resilience even in the darkest times.
You know how they say it takes a village to raise a child? Well, turns out it also takes a village to keep people alive sometimes.
Ever wondered what it takes to keep going when the chips are down? This episode of 'All In The Mind' is a poignant exploration of mental health and survival, featuring Anna Reesley's raw and unfiltered journey through her personal battles. It's the final instalment of the 'No Feeling Is Final' series, where Anna shares her experiences with mental health challenges, suicidal thoughts, and the myriad strategies she's tried to stay afloat.
From crying on trains to embracing the chaotic comfort of maladaptive behaviours, Anna's story is a testament to resilience and the power of human connection. The episode doesn't shy away from strong language and tough topics, but it also offers moments of levity and hope. Graham Panther, Anna's partner, emerges as a steadfast companion, helping her navigate these tumultuous waters with unwavering support. And there's a surprise appearance by Eddie Perfect, who becomes an unlikely symbol of doom and survival.
Anna reflects on how building a supportive 'village' around her has been crucial in her journey, emphasising the importance of having people who don't view her as broken. Whether it's through creative projects or simple acts like sharing cake, Anna finds ways to celebrate life amidst chaos. As you listen, you'll find yourself pondering the value of hopelessness and how even in despair, there's room for growth and change.
So grab a slice of cake and join Anna in her quest for understanding and healing. Now is the time for cake – because sometimes, the opposite of shame is celebration.