Comments on: Saturday Summary: The How of Happiness, Website Changes, and Upcoming Articles http://anxietypanichealth.com/2008/07/26/saturday-summary-the-how-of-happiness-website-changes-and-upcoming-articles/ Living with Health, Wellness and Wholeness Wed, 16 May 2012 17:30:19 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: vietnam war dvd http://anxietypanichealth.com/2008/07/26/saturday-summary-the-how-of-happiness-website-changes-and-upcoming-articles/comment-page-1/#comment-9193 vietnam war dvd Fri, 21 May 2010 06:23:56 +0000 http://anxietypanichealth.com/?p=135#comment-9193 Many for taking the time to discuss this, I sense strongly regarding it and adore learning amazingly on this topic. If achievable, whilst gain expertise, would you mind updating your web page with distinctly information? It is tremendously worthwhile for me. Many for taking the time to discuss this, I sense strongly regarding it and adore learning amazingly on this topic. If achievable, whilst gain expertise, would you mind updating your web page with distinctly information? It is tremendously worthwhile for me.

]]> By: Mike http://anxietypanichealth.com/2008/07/26/saturday-summary-the-how-of-happiness-website-changes-and-upcoming-articles/comment-page-1/#comment-1804 Mike Mon, 28 Jul 2008 16:28:26 +0000 http://anxietypanichealth.com/?p=135#comment-1804 Hi, Mary Thank you for your comment! I try to make this blog as authoritative and informative as I can. Every article has verified sources, except for my rants ;) I'm of two minds about putting personal information on the home page. As you say, it would let readers know that this is a personal blog, not an official medical one or sales hype. On the other hand, I'm not doing this to put myself forward, but to provide reliable, helpful information. No need for forgiveness about your editorial reaction. I will soon be revising my "About" and other pages. I hadn't regarded it as terrifying, but I can see your point. Maybe all the scary stuff ought to be on the "My Story" page. I'll definitely keep it in mind during the revision. And I <i>do</i> feel better than I have in well over a decade. There <i>is</> hope for recovery and a full, rewarding life. In a way, I am thankful for my experiences with my mental disorders. I definitely feel stronger for it, and they have led me to the beginnings of this, what I hope to be a new career. Mike Hi, Mary

Thank you for your comment! I try to make this blog as authoritative and informative as I can. Every article has verified sources, except for my rants ;)

I’m of two minds about putting personal information on the home page. As you say, it would let readers know that this is a personal blog, not an official medical one or sales hype. On the other hand, I’m not doing this to put myself forward, but to provide reliable, helpful information.

No need for forgiveness about your editorial reaction. I will soon be revising my “About” and other pages. I hadn’t regarded it as terrifying, but I can see your point. Maybe all the scary stuff ought to be on the “My Story” page. I’ll definitely keep it in mind during the revision.

And I do feel better than I have in well over a decade. There is hope for recovery and a full, rewarding life. In a way, I am thankful for my experiences with my mental disorders. I definitely feel stronger for it, and they have led me to the beginnings of this, what I hope to be a new career.

Mike

]]> By: Mary Jamison http://anxietypanichealth.com/2008/07/26/saturday-summary-the-how-of-happiness-website-changes-and-upcoming-articles/comment-page-1/#comment-1795 Mary Jamison Mon, 28 Jul 2008 13:20:42 +0000 http://anxietypanichealth.com/?p=135#comment-1795 Hi Mike - I haven't browsed through everything, but what I have seen makes me think this is a great resource. Some thoughts on revamping - I'd like to see more "about you" on the home page. IMHO, it's a way to tell that this is a personal page, not one by either a medical expert or somebody who's going to try to sell me supplements. And, if you'll please forgive an editorial reaction: In your "about me" page, it might be more inviting to readers--who, especially if they're newbies to living with an anxiety disorder--are going to be terrified to read your story. You might want to consider beginning the piece with what's now it's ending; it makes reading the story a lot less scary if you know it ends happily. I share your belief that a person can live a good life with this disorder; hell, it's not a belief, it's a fact, because I have. Have I missed out on things? Sure. But everybody does. Life is still a wonder and a gift, although, in the midst of suffering, saying "life is a gift" is an act of faith and hope. This is not unique to people suffering from this particular disorder! Hi Mike – I haven’t browsed through everything, but what I have seen makes me think this is a great resource.
Some thoughts on revamping – I’d like to see more “about you” on the home page. IMHO, it’s a way to tell that this is a personal page, not one by either a medical expert or somebody who’s going to try to sell me supplements.
And, if you’ll please forgive an editorial reaction: In your “about me” page, it might be more inviting to readers–who, especially if they’re newbies to living with an anxiety disorder–are going to be terrified to read your story. You might want to consider beginning the piece with what’s now it’s ending; it makes reading the story a lot less scary if you know it ends happily.
I share your belief that a person can live a good life with this disorder; hell, it’s not a belief, it’s a fact, because I have. Have I missed out on things? Sure. But everybody does. Life is still a wonder and a gift, although, in the midst of suffering, saying “life is a gift” is an act of faith and hope. This is not unique to people suffering from this particular disorder!

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