Beacon of Hope

I have been humbled and blessed to be included in a great organization called Beacon of Hope and Melissa is doing great things-amazing things.

This weekend, the 7th, she will be having a walk/run at ESU and i highly recommend you like their Facebook page so you can be kept up to date with everything going on. On the 22nd, the generous John and April with Maud's Tattoo Company have agreed to help with a tattoo fundraiser. You can choose from a set of tattoos they have designed and it is first come first serve.

On August 25th, there will be another activity at ESU and this is the one I will be giving my hopefully candid but informative experiences living with Bipolar. I'm nervous i must admit but i feel it's good to put a face to a diagnosis. Help people realize that it is nothing to be scared or ashamed of. Be proud of who you are and don't let anyone take that away from you. In September, i Erik be sitting on a Q and A panel so I'll let you know the exact date so that specific questions can be asked of everyone involved. The more we talk about it, the more informed those around us can be.

Melissa has offered to let me become trained in the area of suicide, prevention, etc and what another honor. So many people have been there for me that it feels good to possibly be there for someone else in a time of need.

So many good things are happening in my life that i often wonder what i did to deserve it. That kind of thinking gets me into trouble every time so I'm just trying to be thankful and roll with it. Thank you so much for your support!! I am forever grateful! So go like Beacon of Hope, support anyway you can and i hope the rest of your week is blessed. Thank you again.

I'm not bipolar-I have bipolar
R. M. Sully