Keep going

After taking a break from filming and focusing on my wellbeing more, I feel more calm and equilibrated. I am learning to manage depression thanks to my favourite therapist, Jayne, who is so beautiful, sweet and kind. As I am puzzling together the pieces of my life to make clarity and overcome the past, my present too seems more clear and with it so does my video project, which is reaching its end. I still have much work to do, but as my life improves, I feel a new strength and positivity that inevitably is reflected in the film. As days go by and I become stronger as a woman, my confidence within this film raises. I feel more and more sure that I want to be very open and explicit in my film. Moreover, the loneliness that I felt in producing the film, that has marked my life too, does not burden me anymore. I feel peaceful by myself because I know that I am not alone but rather I choose to be by myself when I retain it necessary. In view of this, I feel more prone to ask for help with my filming to collegues and friends, who responded promptly and positively.