Mental Health

Well for starters, mental health is just as important as physical health and can play off each other. Also, part of being mentally healthy happens to be taking medication as needed and as prescribed. There is no shame of needing medication, I know coming from the way I grew up not taking medication besides over the counter stuff. Until my later years in my early young adulthood I started needing prescribed medication to deal with the brain injury stuff that came coming off the paint horse one night behind the barn. I am on medications for my depression, anxiety, delusions, as well as mood swings, these are all things that help me get throughout life after my accident. They are nothing more than a tool I need to keep progressing through life without any problems in my personal life.

Above are me and my mom at the cemetery on my dad's birthday, went there and saw his grave, he is in Heaven now, but saw his grave. I continue smiling through depression and working on my motivational stuff. Depression is a choice of perspective, sometimes you need to shift perspectives to see things brighter, which Ibogaine really helped me with. Ibogaine also really helped me with more sensation coming back to some areas I was lacking sensation in after my spinal cord injury. My dad is till with me and my mom in spirit daily and happens to be extremely proud of what I am doing as well as what my mom is doing. No doubt my dad is proud of us, and we are making him proud.

Where I came from shortly after my brain injury and spinal cord injury.

Hey y'all, here is where I came from shortly after my accident, I wanted to do a quick throw back and show this really quick to now.

Today 9/12/25

Here was today November 12th, 2025 after my brain injury and spinal cord injury recovery.

Watering today November 12th

Feeding November 10th one cold day

My book cover that is due out around Christmas. My books at the editor right now!

Thank you all, as far as my mental health, I am out of depression, delusions are under control, anxieties under control, and brain injuries under wraps.

Thank y'all

Kyle Christiansen