Once we reach recovery from mental illness, we tend to dwell on the mistakes of our past. Thoughts of failures and people we’ve hurt ruminate inside our head and make it difficult to move forward. Why do we think about these things? Does it protect us, make us feel better, or is it way to keep us from moving forward? In this episode our hosts discuss their past failures in the hopes it allows our listeners to realize living in the past only really accomplishes one thing . . . Highlights from ‘Ruminations’ Episode [2:00] We are talking about ruminations today [4:30] Ruminations feed delusions [6:00] Gabe dwells on his past wives [8:20] Michelle ruminates about how her brother treated her in the past [11:00] Gabe tried to set up his brother to get in trouble [13:00] We want Michelle to make amends with her brother [18:00] Why ruminating is detrimental to your health. [19:30] Gabe dwells about his biological father [21:00] Why can’t we just get over things and move on?

Dwelling on the Past Mistakes Caused by Mental Illness

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Lots of podcasts are hosted by doctors and other mental health professionals. The podcasting space is filled with them because that is who major networks often hire. But who is helping to elevate the patient voice? Short answer? They're counting on you. What We Need & What You Get In order to have a Season 4 (they've done over 100 episodes in the past six years), which will consist of 10 brand spanking new episodes, they need to raise $5,500. This money will only go to the cost of production, hosting, and paying for perks, shipping, and associated fundraising fees. Gabe and Michelle are working for free! And listen, one of the perks is a 10-minute guest spot on the show. They have a one-of-a-kind exclusive BSP shirt designed by Michelle. There is awesome stuff -- would you expect anything less? And, of course, you also get 10 more episodes of A Bipolar, a Schizophrenic, and a Podcast. The Impact People living with mental illness deserve to have the opportunity to share their struggles, feelings, and successes in whatever way feels organic to them. Vulnerability isn't about using the right words or phrases, it's about simply sharing your truth. Gabe and Michelle have been doing that for years and despite rising costs, they have done all they can to continue. Aside from the impact to the greater mental health community, Gabe and Michelle have shared that this is meaningful to them, as well. As long time listeners of the show know, they have had their ups and down. But just like bipolar disorder, they are always come back to the middle and find each other. Other Ways You Can Help If you can't contribute, we understand but that doesn't mean you can't help! Please get the word out and make some noise about the campaign Use the Indiegogo share tools and help spread the word Send an email & link and let people know why this is important to you! Everyone involved with this podcast wants to see it continue. Help get Gabe & Michelle off the street corner and back in front of the microphone. -- where they belong. To learn more, please visit bsp.show/support.

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Dwelling on the Past Mistakes Caused by Mental Illness

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