5 Things You Should Know – Mental Health

Posted on by itsjaimarie

Sharing my past mental-health related blog posts.

Hi all, I know.. I know I haven’t published anything in months. I have definitely been slacking but I am currently in the process of coming up with a posting schedule. I’m slowly learning that it’s all about consistency. Today, wordpress reminded me that two years ago my blog was born! Starting this blog was something I talked about doing for months. I’d share post after post on Instagram describing how I wanted to start one… and finally one of my followers/supporters commented, “Just start your blog already!” His comment was the extra motivation I needed.

Tuesday, October 10th is World Mental Health Day and if you’ve been following my blog you’ll know that spreading awareness on mental health is something that’s important to me. I have several posts in which I’ve discussed my mental health and also opened up about dealing with suicide but just to give you all some background information I have bipolar…

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Published by itsjaimarie

Jai Marie is a writer based out of Indiana. As a child, she’d lock herself in her room and spend hours writing in her notebook. She started out journaling, writing music and poetry. While Jai continues to write in these areas, she also explores other niches such as short story creation and blogging. She also offers writing services under the name J.M. Writes. The itsjaimarie blog was started as a way for Jai to express her creativity and inspire others. It's grown into a platform focused on spreading mental health awareness and uplifting others.