A Global Message

It must be Monday. One reason? It seems like now practically everyone has their own TV channel. Regular TV, satellite, cable, Net, whatever.

What does that have to do with this blog? Just that at times people ask about will you sell this to some giant megamedia corporation? Then, it's a division and you have to answer to the home office.

No, for several reasons. One, all of the content here is free. Why put Ad Sense ads with talking about trauma? Second, giving up control means you have to answer to someone else's idea of what's "the right way to go". Our consultants say this. Change that.

Do you really want to be a part of a marketing campaign? No thanks.

This means stick to word-of-mouth advertising. We're now in almost every state, and in almost 40 countries worldwide. With ZERO advertising budget. Can the NYT say that? I didn't think so. Besides, the corporate MSM's made it clear they want nothing to do with trauma survivors UNLESS they can make profit off them.

Okay. We'll do this ourselves.

As for other stuff, emptiness is still there. You know you have certain things to do. As you go along, you feel empty and not sure of what to say or do. At times, you feel almost paralyzed. You don't want to go back on any meds at all. You can't afford to go to a therapist. Which means you make do in other ways.

Thanks for the support. Spread this everywhere you can, as long as it doesn't hurt you in any way.