Title: My meds are helping me get out of my shell

Do medications help you get out of your shell? When you decide you’re going to treat the symptoms of your illness with medications, there is a point when you can either commit or give up. Normally, that is at the beginning of taking any medication and the reasons are mostly because of the side-effects.

[This post is dedicated to my wife.  This is her favorite cartoon... She likes the drawing more then the joke itself.]

Title: OMEGA-3 Might Help your depression, but it does nothing for my anxiety

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Chato: What ever happened to riding the pony?

Precious: Da-da PLEASE, Can We DAD!!!

Title: Is it that things change, or do we just get bored?

Sunday is no time for serious mental health humor… I’m sure that is an oxymoron.  Still I thought, why not use Sundays to give you a glimpse into my family life with the adventures of my 4 little maledictions…(I mean blessings)…? Yes, I’m referring  to my kids!

You’ve see them in action in my Facing Us Video.  They are joyfully SCREAMING in the back ground and I have some photos displayed in the video recovery story.

This Family Stew is, like most of my cartoons, reflecting real events… I’m a city boy are heart… I grew up just outside Boston and the first time I ever saw a cow up close wasn’t till I married and was on my honeymoon.  (Also, my wife and I have enjoyed in the past seeing/interacting with farm animals at the Fryeburg Fair in Maine.)

Joe: Abracadbra

Peer: Will this really cure my agoraphobia?

Title: It’s not magic, Its Recovery

Sweet Pea: Mother Dad jumped in the pool again!!!

Title: Summer Fun

Today was a hot day… Normally,  I don’t mind since I’m in the house with the AC cranked…Today, I had to be out and about in the sun and I felt every degree of the 93°F temperature!  How do you beat the heat?  Go swimming to cool off, maybe?  The above-cartoon, which I’m sure I’ve posted in the past, deserves re-posting cause it FUNdamentally fits for how I feel today.  Wish I could have gone swimming!  Aww Summer memories.