I Felt I Had To Share Idaho

I Got Back Into The Position Of Taking Care Of My Husband, Which Is What I'd Learned That I Couldn't Really Do: You Can Love And Make Things Okay To A Certain Extent, But You Can't Fix. I Didn't Quite Learn That Until The Kayaking Incident. It Became So Clear Then.

I Spent A Lifetime Giving My Power Away, Assuming That Everybody Knew Better What Was Right For Me Than Me. And Then There Comes A Point In Your Life You Go, Oh, Wait A Second! There's An A-ha Moment When You Realize That The Only Person That Can Delegate Your Future Is You.

Living A Simpler Life Has Turned Out To Be One Of The Keys To Being More Awake And Healthy.

I Think Talent, Especially In Acting, Is Being Wholly Yourself Within The Context Of Yourself.

Since I Come From A Family Of Mental Instability, And I Have Suffered Depression Myself, I Knew That Living In Shame Is Senseless And Painful, And That By Talking About It, I Have Come To Peace With It. The Stigma Behind People's Suffering Needs To End. We As A Community Need To Embrace These Disorders, Try To Understand Them (if Only Just To Talk About Them) So That We Can Cease Being Defined By Them.