It would appear that one would be excited to undergo the experience for which they have shaped their experiences and have encouraged their decisions; however, to actually experience the is the scariest point in our journey. To think that we have to experience being uncomfortable to achieve change is foreign. The feeling of accomplishment is expected far before the our desire to leave what we have always known. It would be to our benefit to embrace the change that is inevitable to happen; how it happens seems to be our choice. Find your voice and change it. Whatever it is.
As we start a new year, which gives us hope for greater things to come, I asked myself a question a few days ago: Do I really want success? The answer was no surprise, but the thoughts and feelings that came from that question really caught me by surprise. Success, is something that I that I am very comfortable with because I was not afraid to fail. I never won much of anything in my life. I never had the best grades, the best looks, the best athletic ability, the best clothes, or the best anything. I was as average or below average as it gets. But that never stopped me for trying things that seemed impossible. The irony of it all was that I preferred failure over success. Through repeated f
Some have stated that the eyes are the key to the soul. However, the eyes hold much more power within the brain. Certain mental illness have associated symptoms of visual disruptions, such as hallucinations. Health issues, such as dementia, Parkinsons, and schizophrenia include hallucinations. To truly understand the illness, we must understand the symptoms. Here we will discuss what the visual system is and how it can impact other health issues. The visual system is a member of the central nervous system that is incorporated in the sensory information that is processed in the brain. This system gives organisms the ability to process visual detail and enabling the formation of several non-im
