Broken threads


Broken threads

Here is where you imagine yourself being a little less or a little more than who you think you are when you use the word ‘normal’. The number of connections and reconnections your brain will perform over your lifetime is unclassifiable and unbelievable. Yet those connections all belong to you. Thus, what exactly is ‘you’? The contributors to this section have seen and experienced the breakdown of the body, or of the mind. They tell of our common and profound need for meaning to subsist over time, whether it be through the consideration we have for the lives of others, or through our efforts at constantly fixing and rerouting and attempting to heal the impossible story of our own life.

Starry Sky

Kei Yamashiro (Macauley Laboratory)

The Thing With Petals

Melanie Gregg

Balancing the Senses

Denielle Elliott, Helene Charette, Michelle Charette

Space-Time Coordination

Denielle Elliott, Helene Charette, Michelle Charette

Memory

Denielle Elliott, Helene Charette, Michelle Charette

Paralysium

Maya Candler

Just Benign

Virginia Lori

Homesickness and the Brain

Miriam Colindres

Isachsen01

aAron Munson

Isolation

Lisa Schwartz

Adolescent

James Myers

Surface

Alana Halliday

i am broken and i am whole

sakâw laboucan

Trapped

Xiaqiu Yang

Reflection

Hanna Dotzenroth

Blue

Fateema Muzaffar

Psychosis

James Myers

Thienobenzodiazepine

Richard Boulet

Mania I

Brad Necyk

Mania II

Brad Necyk

Mania III

Brad Necyk

It’s Ok If…

Cheyenne Kean-Lemery

Anxiety

Paula Kirman

Happiness in a Bottle

Gabrielle Lussier

Fugue

Eden Redman

Of Sex and Inflammation in Multiple Sclerosis

Minh Dang Nguyen and Shalina Ousman

No Reparation

Father Douglas

My Head

Meghan Dougherty

Ripples of Resilience

Amanda Fernandes