https://padlet.com/riantiisma15/Bookmarks Dibuat dengan kegigihan en-us 2021-10-05 06:38:09 UTC 2021-10-27 02:53:57 UTC hello@padlet.com riantiisma15 https://padlet.com/riantiisma15/Bookmarks/wish/1840763049 A child with a cast on walks into a classroom and is approached people ask them questions. Tell them to get better. I even sign their cast a child that walks into a classroom with a different kind of pain. But one, that is just as important is overlooked due to fear and lack of understanding. 

If years ago, I went to a school in Australia. On my first day of school. I met a girl. We'll call T. He was one of the most kind hearts at the school and welcoming, regardless her peers continue to warn me about her. Don't talk to her. They said she's crazy a self harmer at the time. I didn't really understood what this meant. So I allowed myself to believe she really was crazy. About a week into settling into my new school, tea was over an hour late to class and I remember this day. So vividly in my head her dress wiped with blood from her hands. Her cheeks were blushed, read from the damp cold outside. And as I looked down at her feet, her ankles were bleeding. I asked her what had happened. She said she fell off her bike. 

But to me that wasn't a believable story. If you fallen off her bike, I expected her elbows to be scraped. Maybe her knees bleeding but not hurt me. Don't angles not in. Parallel lines. Everyone in the class knew what this was yet, we chose to ignore it. Even the teacher acted like this was a nuisance his first reaction when she entered the classroom was you're late. Go get cleaned up in the nurse's office. 

And I noticed that t felt ashamed of her pain to the point that she lied about hurting myself, but I also felt a shame for not walking her to the nurse's office. How could we ignore her desperate Cry for Help? How could I ignore it? Thousands of people like tea today are silenced by the stigma of mental health phrases. Like, do you like being like this? Do you even like getting better. People have bigger problems in this world made me and many of the 425 million people today. Who struggle with schizophrenia anxiety depression, just to name a few and also many combinations feel like their pain is invalid. 

Now, these misconceptions can happen. Because in many cases, emotional pain can be a little more complex than physical pain. Let's say I break my arm. I'll probably go to the doctor's office, get an x-ray and we'll give me an estimate. As to, when I can take my hat off and my own will be fully healed again with mental illness. It can range from medication therapy, total Lifestyle Changes weeks months years. It can be a lifelong battle. 

Imagine if we spent just as much time learning about mental illness, as we do about physical endless. We would know how to approach situations like T's and how to help from the outside looking in, even self-help. I had to get to the point to tell myself. Pain doesn't have a filter. It shouldn't have a filter. Because ignoring our lack of knowledge will never justify overlooking those who need our help. 

So I really urge you guys to just open your heart's a little more and speak more because we need to be comfortable and just being vulnerable in ourselves and people will stick with mental illness. Don't always fit The Stereotype. Sometimes they look just like me. 

When I am gone, adding a single mother learning cash out.]]> 2021-10-25 06:05:42 UTC https://padlet.com/riantiisma15/Bookmarks/wish/1840763049 riantiisma15 https://padlet.com/riantiisma15/Bookmarks/wish/1846959860 As long as I can remember, I've wanted to travel all around the world. It turns out my favorite places to be are the airports. I realized this was true. When I found myself boarding a plane to Seattle, just to visit their Airport. We often think of the world is a vast place with many unknowns and things to learn about culture. But sometimes we forget the things they can be the same wherever they are in the world. 

Let me illustrate. Recently, I was on a plane to India and I was dreaming about India things. Reassurance, guys, the subtropical climate haggling over rupees with an autorickshaw driver in Mumbai. But something happened when I arrived in India, I didn't haggle over rupees. I took a taxi. Another time. I was on my way to Barcelona and I was dreaming about Barcelona things. 

I'm resting Gaudi architecture eating pan con tomate. A sipping a tempranillo. Something happened there too. I didn't sleep with him for new. I ordered a Diet Coke and the second Diet Coke to save for later. Something happens when we're in unfamiliar situations like these, we see things that are familiar. We actually crave things that are familiar. Next time, you are not playing. I think about some of these things. I think about the diet coke the tomato juice Christmas two-ply, toilet paper. 

Seatbelts even think about Hollywood movies and think about how these things might remind you of home. And you'll find yourself in a plane to just to visit an airport. Thank you.]]> 2021-10-27 02:53:56 UTC https://padlet.com/riantiisma15/Bookmarks/wish/1846959860