You see, for me, hope, healing and recovery are not individual attainments or life states. Like the best meal or song or spectacular view, these are most profoundly felt when shared with others. I will forever thank MOOD DISORDERS ASSOCIATION for allowing me to share this finest of all gifts.
On Tuesday morning August 27 1997, I awoke at 10:37 am on the psychiatric ward in Sunnybrook Hospital and I was well. After fifteen years of indescribable emotional, cognitive, and physical pain, I was well. After six psychiatrists, seventeen hospital stays, twenty-seven different medications, twenty-four electro-convulsive therapy treatments, countless amounts of psycho-therapy, I was well. Having experienced spontaneous remission after one dose of a new medication (that I would continue with for the next twelve years), I was well.
Submitted by Lawrencep on November 6, 2015 - 6:19pm
We at Mood Disorders Association of Ontario would like to thank everyone who came out to 99 Sudbury to celebrate our 30th anniversary event with Art and Laughter. The evening was a great success with entertainment by the Master of Ceremony, Michael Landsberg, the comedic stylings of five Laughing Like Crazy comics, and 87 incredible pieces of art by artists from Ontario and Chicago.
Ontario Shores adolescent mental health documentary Three Voices: Discovery, Recovery, Hope made its Toronto debut this month at the TIFF Bell Lightbox Theatre. More than 200 students, health care professionals, agency directors and community members turned out to see the film on the big screen.
Ontario Shores adolescent mental health documentary Three Voices: Discovery, Recovery, Hope made its Toronto debut this month at the TIFF Bell Lightbox Theatre. More than 200 students, health care professionals, agency directors and community members turned out to see the film on the big screen.
