Stacey

“I could drag my sorry ass out of bed most days, but I wasn’t sure of the reason why I did so.”
― Leslie McAdam, The Sun and the Moon

“Something about the bare walls made me feel like I could hear the echoes of past mental patients' screaming embedded in them.”
― Leslie McAdam, The Sun and the Moon

“depression was "anger turned inward." Perhaps.  Before, I didn't even know that I was angry: Angry at my ex. Angry at God. Angry for what I had lost. Angry for the way my life was turning out.  Angry at wasting my time feeling guilty or depressed about things that were part of my upbringing or environment, but were not who I really was.”
― Leslie McAdam, The Sun and the Moon

“I didn't know what to think or believe anymore. It was overwhelming. Everything I had thought was wrong. I needed to make up my own mind on what to believe, but I had no idea what the right way was to do that.  So what did I do? I drank. A lot.”
― Leslie McAdam, The Sun and the Moon