Far Away and Far from Okay: Mourning Loss and Loved Ones

Yesterday I found an ultimate balance of important roots and exciting adventures, but today I am reminded that all balances shift, and all things must change

DestinationsNiki NapierOctober 27, 2016denver, colorado, death, loss, sadness, anxiety, travel, traveler, family, uncleComment

Terror in Resting

I awoke on the couch, lights on, movie credits rolling, and terror oozing through me like a dull, fatal agony. Nightmares make heavy appearances in my life, usually for weeks or months at a time, but last night's trumped them all.

Navigating AnxietyNiki NapierNovember 16, 2015death, dread, dream, fear, heart, help, life, nightmare, reality, rest, terror Comments

Beautiful People

We rarely find ourselves when we are hiding among sunshine-y moments, just-alright days, and sighs of contentment. We find out who we really are during the moments that feel too huge to handle.

Navigating AnxietyNiki NapierOctober 23, 2015anxiety, courage, death, expressive therapy, fear, Featured, hair, healing, heartache, innerchild, love, sexuality, vulnerableComment

Be Happy and Free

I still don't feel like writing about anything else. The recent death in our family has taken over everything. I am constantly thinking about my loved ones, even more than I always have, consumed with thoughts of helplessness, mourning, and guilt.

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