Send us a text Season 1, Episode 31 We trace a month of real life with PTSD: finding hope in a new Taylor Swift track, fighting a stubborn eye stye, stepping back onto the basketball court, buying a bigger bike, and learning from sleep shifts, med changes, and a comical dosing mistake. The theme running through it all is “choose your hard,” backed by kindness, small wins, and steady practice. • applying song lyrics as coping tools • storm to opaline reframing • stye remedies and listener t...
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Send us a text Season 1, Episode 31 We trace a month of real life with PTSD: finding hope in a new Taylor Swift track, fighting a stubborn eye stye, stepping back onto the basketball court, buying a bigger bike, and learning from sleep shifts, med changes, and a comical dosing mistake. The theme running through it all is “choose your hard,” backed by kindness, small wins, and steady practice. • applying song lyrics as coping tools • storm to opaline reframing • stye remedies and listener t...
There’s always been a rainbow hanging over your head
Mad Mel’s Mic
18 minutes
5 months ago
There’s always been a rainbow hanging over your head
Season 1, Episode 17 ****disclaimer content as this episode I discuss suicide and self harm**** Welcome to episode 17. It’s a tear jerker. Please look after yourself and call Lifeline on 131114 if you need assistance. Please also know that whilst I am not ok, and I am struggling, I am not suicidal. I start the episode with a song of the week which discusses our very human question of wanting to know why people go down the suicide paths. I then go on to speak about a colleague who h...
Mad Mel’s Mic
Send us a text Season 1, Episode 31 We trace a month of real life with PTSD: finding hope in a new Taylor Swift track, fighting a stubborn eye stye, stepping back onto the basketball court, buying a bigger bike, and learning from sleep shifts, med changes, and a comical dosing mistake. The theme running through it all is “choose your hard,” backed by kindness, small wins, and steady practice. • applying song lyrics as coping tools • storm to opaline reframing • stye remedies and listener t...
