Carol Anne asks

What is one of your favourite memories from this year so far?

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I am in my mid 40's. I'm blind and I have dissociative identity disorder, I also have complex PTSD. I blog about my life with these disorders. I live in Ireland.

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  1. Blimey, that is a question. It helps to be grateful in this chaotic year. I think mine is when we brought a loaf of home made bread to the hospital and a young nurse was really happy because she loved sourdough bread and had no bread at home 🙋‍♀️🐝

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  2. I have two favorite memories so far this year. The first was on January 7th of this year when I started volunteering at PAWS Cat City; an animal shelter that adopts cats out. The second was on February 6th of this year when I adopted my cat, Billie Dean, from PAWS Cat City, the place where I volunteer at.

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      1. Volunteering is quite helpful for me and my recovery with the mental health challenges I struggle with. It gives me a sense of purpose like my paid job does. I do have to say I like my volunteer job better than my paid job because I get to spend time with a lot of kitties.

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  3. I thought hard about it, but I had so many good moments so far I can’t decide which was the best one! I am so lucky, and I am thankful for that.

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