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Falling Apart

  • Writer: Malice Blūm
    Malice Blūm
  • May 22
  • 1 min read
When my seizures were at their worst, I started drawing more seriously, using it more like therapy. When my body felt out of control, art became something within my control—a place where the chaos could go. Over time, the act of drawing became its own kind of therapy.
When my seizures were at their worst, I started drawing more seriously, using it more like therapy. When my body felt out of control, art became something within my control—a place where the chaos could go. Over time, the act of drawing became its own kind of therapy.

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