Megan Glosson

I fell in love with you entirely: body, mind, and soul.

Now that I’m finally aware, and working on improving me, I’m terrified that recovery means losing you, which is really losing me.

I firmly believe every one of us, regardless of any physical, mental, or other features, is completely worthy of love and belonging.

If you were forced to relive the same day of your life over and over again, what day would you pick

Our love is truly…us.

Buddha once said, “The secret of health for both mind and body is not to mourn for the past, worry about the future, or anticipate troubles, but to live in the present wisely and earnestly.”

I feel like a walking contradiction inside myself, in my life.

Instead of hiding my struggles, I have been courageous enough to share them publicly through writing.

What I learned through these three years of treatment was this: you can only get success from treatment if you are actively trying to do so…and I am not sure that I was.

I think that for many of us who struggle with mental illness, we tend to feel isolated, conflicted, and that nobody can ever understand. What I found through IOP, though, was that no matter how dark I get, I’m never alone.