Self-Love is Blind Jillian Gillis

Everything kind of feels like humpty dumpty right now, just trying to put the impossible pieces back together again, sort of like my most recent recording that I'm still attempting to glue it back together. In this host episode I discuss the roller coaster that was May, which was also mental heath awareness month and how I used it to explore resources. Some exciting things and some stressful things going on recently. I also try opening up conversation about the tragic discovery of 215 indigenous children's bodies at a residential school in BC.



IRSSS (Indian Residential School Survivors Society) Emergency Crisis Line is available 24/7 for those that may need counselling support
1-800-721-0066
or 24hr Crisis Line 1-866-925-4419



https://reconciliationcanada.ca/about/history-and-background/background/

Episode ten, double digits, I am so impressed with myself! Some quick updates and check in with me on what's happening and what's to come.



Motivation and morale are low for a lot of us right now with the third wave kicking our butts but we are trying! If each day feels a bit like a drag you're not alone. 6 ways to overcome pandemic fatigue - https://www.heartandstroke.ca/articles/covid-fatigue-here-are-6-ways-to-overcome-it



AMI on YouTube - In Focus with Laura Bain





Visit AMI website https://www.ami.ca/new_ami



You can access mental health help and resources at https://wellnesstogether.ca/en-CA I did the mental health check in to keep an eye on my personal wellbeing.

I chat with my friend David Light about his work in acting and how it has been impacted by the pandemic, the tragic disappearance and loss of his twin brother, mental heath and suicide. We discuss breaking down stigmas as well as ways to both ask for help and offer help to those in need. www.instagram.com/daviddelight/



Note: This episode discusses suicide. If you are having thoughts of suicide and require help please dial: 833-456-4566 or visit https://www.crisisservicescanada.ca/en/ Canada Suicide Prevention Service | Crisis Services Canada



211 Nova Scotia  You can call this 24 hours a day for health and social service info. Nova Scotia Mental Health and Addictions (nshealth.ca) Mobile crisis line 1 888-429-8167 Self Help Connection – Shaping Healthy Communities



If it is an immediate emergency call 911 or proceed to local emergency dept.



Kids help phone
https://kidshelpphone.ca/
call 1-800-668-6868
text 686868



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Self love is blind podcast is created, produced and sound designed by me Jillian Gillis Intro beat sounds by Skosha Muzik www.soundcloud.com/skoshamuzik Logo design by Brandon Mosher  Website powered by Christopher Oxner https://christopheroxner.com/



Warning Signs of Suicide https://www.healthlinkbc.ca/health-topics/hw29139

On this episode I chat with Leanne McLaren, my friend and on air broadcaster for Move 103.5 in Vancouver. Leanne tells us about her self love journey, living with ADHD, battling depression and anxiety, her identity as a biracial indigenous woman, and the turning point when she decided to love herself.



I talk about a recent panic attack I had after an emergency situation and also a fan girl moment I had that was a small victory for me.



Support me on Patreon www.patreon.com/selfloveisblind and get some sweet perks ;) Visit www.Selfloveisblind.com designed by Jillian Gillis



How to Help Someone Having a Panic Attack - https://www.healthline.com/health/how-to-help-someone-having-a-panic-attack#stay-calm https://www.healthlinkbc.ca/health-topics/hw53602



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Self love is blind podcast is created, produced and sound designed by me Jillian Gillis



Intro beat sounds by Skosha Muzik www.soundcloud.com/skoshamuzik Logo design by Brandon Mosher  Website powered by Christopher Oxner https://christopheroxner.com/

I sit down with Kenn to discuss everything from how to manage with a parent suffering from dementia, to growing up and coming out in a conservative family in the USA, to how he embraces nature for healing. Kenn Orphan is a wonderful artist, writer, radical nature lover, antiwar and anti-capitalist activist, sociologist, spiritualist and hospice social worker. https://kennorphan.com/



Support me on Patreon www.patreon.com/selfloveisblind and get some sweet perks ;)   Visit www.Selfloveisblind.com designed by Jillian Gillis



13 Hours Inside the Nova Scotia Massacre https://open.spotify.com/episode/1Q1W8I4h7T8Xc7xRhXyWoM?si=QThdLYaQR7yDHpX562AJ3g



@selfloveisblind on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/selfloveisblind/  on Twitter https://twitter.com/selfloveisblind on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/selfloveisblind



Download, subscribe or follow self-love is blind on Spotify, apple podcasts, google podcasts or wherever you find your podcasts this will make it easier for people to find my podcast. Leave a 5 star rating and review OR email selfloveisblind@gmail.com with your comments on how I can make it a five-star rating   



Please share on your social media or tell 5 friends about the show!



Self love is blind podcast is created, produced and sound designed by me Jillian Gillis



Intro beat sounds by Skosha Muzik www.soundcloud.com/skoshamuzik Logo design by Brandon Mosher  Website powered by Christopher Oxner https://christopheroxner.com/

Visit www.Selfloveisblind.com designed by Jillian Gillis



Support me on Patreon www.patreon.com/selfloveisblind and get some perks ;)



Did you know that two super common reasons for visits to the ER for chest pains (aside from the serious stuff) are indigestion and pulled chest muscles? Yep I found out about that last week when I made a visit, don't worry I'm all good nothing serious but my anxiety had fun with it.



I talk with female entrepreneur AnneMarie she's an ADHD coach and we discuss how she's made it work for her. She has embraced her struggles and used them to help her through her journey. Listen along as she shares strategies that she uses that help her manage her days. She also explains what the heck squirrel brain is. You can find AnneMarie on Insta @ https://instagram.com/adhd_strategist?igshid=1vx9l63dymkb2
or Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/annemarie-vaughan-transformative-mindset-coach-713226a8



Here is a resource for further details on ADHD



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on Twitter https://twitter.com/selfloveisblind



on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/selfloveisblind



subscribe or follow self-love is blind on Spotify, apple podcasts, google podcasts or wherever you find your podcasts this will make it easier for people to find my podcast. Leave a 5 star rating and review OR email selfloveisblind@gmail.com with your comments on how I can make it a five-star rating   



Please share on your social media or tell 5 friends about the show!



Self love is blind podcast is created, produced and sound designed by me Jillian Gillis



Intro beat sounds by Skosha Muzik www.soundcloud.com/skoshamuzik



Logo design by Brandon Mosher 



Website powered by Christopher Oxner https://christopheroxner.com/



It took me a long time to realize that not everything in life is meant to be a beautiful story. Not every person we feel something deep and moving with is meant to make a home within us, is meant to be a forever. Sometimes, people come into our lives to teach us how to love; and sometimes, people come into our lives to teach us how not to love. How not to settle, how not to shrink ourselves ever again. Yes, sometimes people leave but that's okay, because - their lessons always stay, and that is what matters. That is what remains. - Bianca Sparacino



"It's ok not to know. It's ok to rest through in betweens, Until you don't need the breaks. Until the
view unfolds.
Until resistance gives way.
Until the road is clear,
The road will clear." - Victoria Erickson Author, Rhythms & Roads