Blogs and diaries by those with mental health problems, encouraging me as well as popular and informative blogs
I visit a lot of Japanese blogs, and I myself blog in Japanese.
Basically, like this blog, my Japanese blog is just a diary too.
Some popular blogs give me good information about many things.
I may look for information about programming libraries.
I may look for information about business manners.
I may look for information about how to tidy up my cluttered desk and floor.
(and my cluttered computer and blog)
I may look for information about productivity in writing.
I may ask for help about how to prevent and fight with mental depression.
I may ask for help in taking a good night sleep.
Some blogs really gives good helps about these issues.
Sometimes I think that I also want to seek the skills to write useful information about specific topic and arrange the information and knowledge I provide with in order.
On the other hand, I sometimes visit blogs by those fighting with mental health problems.
Typical topic are their mental conditions, the events that affect the writers, and relationship with their families, friends and sometimes lovers.
Some of those people only write about their daily things.
Some write about struggle in daily vocational or rehabilitation trainings, like "One day, I managed to work through the day and became very tired, but the next day, I was so tired that I was late for work, and another day, I felt so down that I told the staff that I couldn't go."
These kinds of blogs may not give much useful information, but I think that these blogs are also helping me to in that they are sharing their situation and help me think that I'm not alone, being encouraged and relieved a lot.
Giving useful information continuously is a way that I will become more productive in the future, but I'm beginning to think that even if I only can write usually about daily trivial things, the events around me, and my mental and physical conditions, still I may able to help or give courage to a few people, as I've been helped by the blogs by those with mental health problems.
Basically, like this blog, my Japanese blog is just a diary too.
Some popular blogs give me good information about many things.
I may look for information about programming libraries.
I may look for information about business manners.
I may look for information about how to tidy up my cluttered desk and floor.
(and my cluttered computer and blog)
I may look for information about productivity in writing.
I may ask for help about how to prevent and fight with mental depression.
I may ask for help in taking a good night sleep.
Some blogs really gives good helps about these issues.
Sometimes I think that I also want to seek the skills to write useful information about specific topic and arrange the information and knowledge I provide with in order.
On the other hand, I sometimes visit blogs by those fighting with mental health problems.
Typical topic are their mental conditions, the events that affect the writers, and relationship with their families, friends and sometimes lovers.
Some of those people only write about their daily things.
Some write about struggle in daily vocational or rehabilitation trainings, like "One day, I managed to work through the day and became very tired, but the next day, I was so tired that I was late for work, and another day, I felt so down that I told the staff that I couldn't go."
These kinds of blogs may not give much useful information, but I think that these blogs are also helping me to in that they are sharing their situation and help me think that I'm not alone, being encouraged and relieved a lot.
Giving useful information continuously is a way that I will become more productive in the future, but I'm beginning to think that even if I only can write usually about daily trivial things, the events around me, and my mental and physical conditions, still I may able to help or give courage to a few people, as I've been helped by the blogs by those with mental health problems.
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