Walk A Mile In My Shoes


Editor’s Note: We’re going back in the Disentanglement archives today. This post originally published on 2025/10/04. I’ve always been a private person and writing about myself does not come easily. The more views the blog gets, the more I want to pull back into my shell. Yet I know that by sharing my story, I…

Lori Sinclair

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a man and woman walking their dog on a path
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Editor’s Note: We’re going back in the Disentanglement archives today. This post originally published on 2025/10/04.

I’ve always been a private person and writing about myself does not come easily. The more views the blog gets, the more I want to pull back into my shell. Yet I know that by sharing my story, I am helping someone else who may be struggling. I’m trying to offer a bit of support – the support that was severely lacking for me.

Let’s be clear that this blog will never replace professional advice. However, I know that for some, talking to a therapist is too difficult, too costly, not accessible and may never take place. I consider this a start in the right direction. Maybe it will get you thinking.

While I’ve made gains in recovery, I’m still fragile emotionally and tire easily.  My concentration is improving slightly though tasks I completed easily pre-burnout still take far too long. My memory is …what was I saying? Oh yeah, I am very forgetful and there are lapses in memory that scare me a lot….

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