We know from previous movies that the Joker is known for 3 things: his laugh, his dance and his killing. Those things were definitely in this movie, but what I wasn’t prepared for was the depiction of his of mental illness. We’re use to seeing the Jack Nicholson degree of Joker-ism, but this was something different.
Jill asked me what could practicing mindfulness possibly do for her? I laughed, not at her, but because I had been asked that question so many times by people who’ve experienced the benefits of mindfulness and wasn’t even aware of it.
Maybe at one time, she’d been a collector, but as the years and mental illness progressed, she became a hoarder.
This post may contain affiliate links and I may earn compensation when you click on the links at no additional cost to you. This is episode 3 of the story. To catch up, go see episode 1: Jill’s Confession and episode 2: The Bogey Man for the entire picture. When we last left off, I’d …
This post may contain affiliate links and I may earn compensation when you click on the links at no additional cost to you. Check out Episode 1: Excuse Me! Do I know you? (Jill’s Confession) In the first episode, Jill confessed to me that she suffered from depression and the only thing I could think …
