Tag: politics

Beto O’Rourke Art from El Paso

Blogging and Bloggers

from Life of an El Paso Woman

Life of an El Paso Woman

Beto 6

Hi everyone! I hope you’re doing well! I’m sorry I haven’t been around the blog too much, I’ve been on assignment lately. I’ve been reading and commenting on blogs but I haven’t written in a few days here. I had fun writing my last couple of assignments for a weekly publication in El Paso. One of my stories has to do with local artist Patrick Gabaldon’s art of Beto O’ Rourke. All of the monies Patrick raises from his art goes towards O’ Rourke’s campaign. If you follow current events, social media and/or my blog, you’ve most likely heard of O’ Rourke. He’s running against Senator Ted Cruz in the midterm election on Nov. 6. Texas is known as a red state aka conservative state. Some say it’s impossible for Texas to ever become  a blue state aka liberal. El Paso is liberal but most counties in Texas are conservative…

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Being well with D.I.D.

Blogging and Bloggers

It’s life affirming to see how we touch each other’s lives as bloggers.

My life as a dissociative

I was inspired by a podcast from “Surviving my Past”. Matt P. Interviewed Rob Goldstein and he said he “no longer thinks of himself as sick with D.I.D. Instead, as being well with D.I.D.”. I like that a lot and it made me realise how thankful I am that God has pulled me away from AA, which constantly reaffirmed the notion that I was sick. I am not. I love not drinking and I choose to believe I am getting well and I can be well with D.I.D. I choose to believe I can connect with my parts and we can live together. It’s happening. It’s been happening this week.

I am thankful for my parts and all that they have done for me and provided for me. They are fierce and brave and fascinating. They make up all that is me and I believe them and in them.

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Tell Me a Story Robert M Goldstein

LGBTQ, Photography and Art, Public Readings

I’m honored to have a podcast up on Annette Aben’s blog. The podcasts are in alphabetical order: http://themagichappensnow.com/tell-me-a-story-with-annette-rochelle-aben/

Annette Rochelle Aben

 He is a multi-faceted man of many talents and we have him on Tell Me a Story today. Welcome to the podcast, Robert M. Goldstein

 Spend some time talking with Rob and you’d be hard pressed to find something else you’d rather do. Spend time listening to Rob share what’s on his mind and heart and you’ll be inspired. This presentation is filled with the though provoking, unplugged energy of a truly passionate man.

Visit his BLOG and you can spend hours getting lost in art,  writing collaborations, mental health support and so much other reasons to follow Rob Goldstein.

Thank you for enjoying and sharing our podcasts Tell Me a Story

*Remember, all our podcasts are listed in alphabetical order

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Podcast: Rob Goldstein on BeyondYourPast.com

Coping with Dissociative Identity Disorder, LGBTQ, Mental Health

I’m honored to be a guest speaker on BeyondYourPast.com.

The Beyond Your Past Podcast is hosted by Certified Life Coach, NLP Practitioner, and Mental Health Advocate, Matthew Pappas. He is also the founder of SurvivingMyPast.net, a blog in support of all who have survived the Trauma of Abuse.

Matthew Pappas writes: ‘My guest on this episode of the Beyond Your Past Podcast is Photographer, Digital Artist, Blogger, and Mental Health Rehabilitation Specialist, Rob Goldstein. He is also a former guest blogger on Surviving My Past, where he shared some of his story in a post titled, “Life with DID: When Everything is a Trigger“. That post has been incredibly helpful and validating for so many who live with dissociative identity disorder, or those who have a loved one who lives with DID.

In the Podcast Rob Goldstein shares more of the story of how things finally started to make sense when he began receiving the help he needed.”

A digital sketch of a male profile in green and black
Self Portrait in Green

Podcast – Ep. 84 – Rob Goldstein, No longer sick with DID, I am well with DID.

 

(c) Rob Goldstein 2018