The Super Blogosphere of a parallel word.

 I am not one normally to complain,  but in the digital age complaining seems to get you nowhere in fact it takes you right off of the boat.  Because we have connected ourselves in a digital manner we seem to want to resolve personal relationship conflicts in the same way.  But because we are not digital people we are real life human beings whenever there is a relationship conflict between two people whether it is a professional conflict or any other kind of conflict our first  instinct is,  i'm going to write about you on Facebook and that should solve all of my problems.  Being that we live in a society where almost everyone now has a voice and that voice can be heard on a social network of at least an average of 100 people,  we should it seems to be getting along quite well in the realm of face-to-face communications with the real life human being.  It seems the more we know about a person when we see them in person we should be able to resolve whatever conflicts we are having

 I am writing this blog post more for myself than for anyone else it's not that you can't read it but I just want to document what is been happening over the past few weeks in regards to my health.  For some of you who may not know I see a psychiatrist in regards to mental health issues that happened  over 16 years ago.  I have been battling depression since 1999 and other psychiatric illnesses for which I have to take medication for every morning and every night.  This past summer I was asked to submit an article about mental health recovery to the Canadian mental health Association, who is working in conjunction with with a publisher for a book coming out in the spring about mental health and recovery.  I received a phone call earlier this  past year from someone named Neil Howard who informed me that the article that I submitted this past summer was being excepted into a book that is going to be published in the spring.  Lord willing I'm very excited to see this book com