I Don’t Mind…: (Talking Openly About Mental Illness)

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I Don’t Mind…: (Talking Openly About Mental Illness)

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A young woman’s bright future is suddenly ruined and her path forever altered after a late night encounter with a peer proves a trigger for a devastating mental illness. This results in the fight of her life, with everything on the line, including relationships with family members, and even loss of her own life. But this is a story of one who fought back and worked to reclaim what she had lost. The journey is filled with twists and turns with interesting and unexpected friends made along the way. You are invited to travel with her in this moving memoir, which was written with the intention to shine a light on the humanity of those who suffer from severe mental illness.

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Tami Ruth Wohlers

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Tami Ruth Wohlers

Tami Ruth Wohlers

I started life simply enough, growing up in rural Montana in a conservative Christian home. While at college had an unplanned pregnancy and a rushed marriage (though we had been engaged). I studied Computer Science and took a summer internship in California with Hewlett-Packard. After a late night drinking, I was sexually assaulted and from that moment my life spun out of control. I stopped sleeping and eating and soon was full-blown psychotic. I have battled recurrent Mental Illness since. I changed my major to Nursing in the desire to help people like myself. I understand what it’s like to fight for your life against a demon no one understands. I’ve had people tell me to give up and collect disability. I’ve actually been on and come off disability twice. But I want to live, and work, and contribute to society. With medical management, full-time work is attainable, even for me. I started life simply enough, growing up in rural Montana in a conservative Christian home. While at college had an unplanned pregnancy and a rushed marriage (though we had been engaged). I studied Computer Science and took a summer internship in California with Hewlett-Packard. After a late night drinking, I was sexually assaulted and from that moment my life spun out of control. I stopped sleeping and eating and soon was full-blown psychotic. I have battled recurrent Mental Illness since. I changed my major to Nursing in the desire to help people like myself. I understand what it’s like to fight for your life against a demon no one understands. I’ve had people tell me to give up and collect disability. I’ve actually been on and come off disability twice. But I want to live, and work, and contribute to society. With medical management, full-time work is attainable, even for me.

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