Ouch. This one really made me cringe. Recently I was called a “hypochondriac” by someone who should know better…Clay, I’ve been watching your drawing skills soar…I’d read your work even if it weren’t personally relevant!
Could we call this a catch 22 situation. I have bipolar disorder and it is exhausting sometimes with the mood swings to even have the energy to get out of bed. My favorite other part is that I have to schedule appointments literally months in advance to see a psychiatrist, and weeks to months before receiving counseling. I have gotten better at waiting. I swim and take better care instead of worse, but the system is flawed intensely and the resources are slim.
I just read your interview, and wanted to thank you. I have been trying to get my family to understand that it’s not just a “Tracey thing” forever. Fortunately, it doesn’t bother my family of heart if I have a grey day – or three.
That hurts! Your comics are spot on so much that reading them hurts. I don’t know if that is a compliment but I think you paint a picture of a situation which cannot be described.
Depression Comix 
spot on, as usual
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Ouch. This one really made me cringe. Recently I was called a “hypochondriac” by someone who should know better…Clay, I’ve been watching your drawing skills soar…I’d read your work even if it weren’t personally relevant!
Reblogged this on Panic Attack Diaries.
A classic case of “damned if you do, damned if you don’t”….
Reblogged this on joy green mental health and commented:
Some will never understand. And that’s ok!
Could we call this a catch 22 situation. I have bipolar disorder and it is exhausting sometimes with the mood swings to even have the energy to get out of bed. My favorite other part is that I have to schedule appointments literally months in advance to see a psychiatrist, and weeks to months before receiving counseling. I have gotten better at waiting. I swim and take better care instead of worse, but the system is flawed intensely and the resources are slim.
I just read your interview, and wanted to thank you. I have been trying to get my family to understand that it’s not just a “Tracey thing” forever. Fortunately, it doesn’t bother my family of heart if I have a grey day – or three.
That hurts! Your comics are spot on so much that reading them hurts. I don’t know if that is a compliment but I think you paint a picture of a situation which cannot be described.
Yup this is highly accurate… so much so that it hurts how accurate it is…