What is one BIG change for Broken Foot? #31 of 31
Broken Foot has no need for travel outside home since her relatives have taken over the running of errands like[…]
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Psy.D in Clinical Psychology (Doctor of Psychology) from http://eisnerinstitute.org . Illustrating psychology & life for fun. Some stories were edited for comprehensive presentation. Materials on website are not meant to substitute for actual therapy. Opinions my own.
Turning the Tides of Battle: I refuse to be manipulated
What is this post? It is to introduce a blog writing challenge; the theme/ topic is about how you changed[…]
Read moreWhat is Broken Foot grateful for? #12 of 30
Broken Foot is really grateful for the added calm her relative brought into the house, since his arrival. Prior to[…]
Read moreRelative thrives during Broken Foot’s injury #11 of 30
The relative who has arrived to help Broken Foot thrives. Besides doing the shopping chores, he helps in gardening. He[…]
Read moreBroken Foot writes a haibun #10 of 30
Broken Foot writes: a Haibun How I miss my walking foot days. I used to walk for hours in the[…]
Read moresomeone who helps Broken Foot #8 of 30
Who is that Someone who helps Broken Foot? He is a relative of Broken Foot. He used to stay with[…]
Read moreBroken Foot looks outside a window #7 of 30
I’m sitting inside the dining room, which has large windows to the narrow garden. External to the garden’s boundary wall,[…]
Read moreBroken Foot’s comfort #5 of 30
The culprits who threw trash on my porch roof and who made me fall when I climbed down in my[…]
Read moreBroken Foot’s setting #3 of 30
Write about Broken Foot’s setting and how it affects my experience of injury. The setting: How will my activities change[…]
Read moreBroken Foot through a child’s eyes #2 of 30
The child doesn’t understand why her foot slipped past the ladder’s rung. Why did she fall? She had climbed out[…]
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