Naptime is Over by Rachael Keefe




Written by Rachael Keefe. This post originally appeared in Rachel's Blog, Write out of Left Field.

Mental illness crosses all human barriers. No one is exempt. Wealth can�t buy its way out. Power cannot force it away. Religion cannot keep it at bay. It isn�t contagious but everyone is potentially at risk. Usually, its causes are biological, genetic and often emerges as an individual comes to

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