The mindset of saving someone instead of realizing I don’t save anyone, I’m not Jesus, Superman, etc, I’m human. I would merely give someone a better chance of living until they’d get to a hospital.

My ketamine therapy experience. Hoping this helps answer some questions or concerns someone might have towards this type of treatment.

Good people come and go. It’s part of life, a bit bitter at times, sad in a way. Move forward.

Despite the worst, you, me, survived our worst day(s). You maybe didn't think you would during that time. I shared some of the story of Angela Hernandez from 2018, you can hear more of it on CBSNews.com.

My family's origin....well sort of. The whole point of this shit episode is to try to say is sometimes yes it is ok to be secretive sometimes and some its not.

Sitting down with myself. Talking to myself, Jed, where I am and where I am going. Figuring it out. Please be kind to yourselves. Love yourselves, flaws and all.

my constant companion over the last 5 plus years in life. It's hard to describe it but it's been a great hindrance from enjoy the here and now. The life that could/should be happy is often dark, gloomy.

Reach out to 988 if you or someone you know needs help with mental health. This just me reflecting on what I have been in a struggle with.

This mental health journey has been a huge struggle for me. There have been numerous doctor visits, telehealth appointments between work breaks. Medication adjustments again and again. This is my story of how it started and how its been. Hopefully this can help someone in a similar situation.