Although he was taking proper care of his type 1 rapid cycling bipolar disorder, depression, and anxiety, he still needed a special someone to support him; his furry friend named Bagheera.

“He will convince you that he’s sweet and calm, and then pounce on you when you look away,” Pandit told Bored Panda. “He’s the friendliest cat I’ve ever seen, has no problem in loving and greeting anyone new.”

To show how Bagheera changed his life, the artist made a cute comic, however, he repeats that his little friend isn’t the sole reason that he is out of his depression.

“I had to work hard, get therapy, take my medication on time. My cat helped me get out of my bed, have a workout routine, eat healthy when I feed him, wake up on time, etc. But I attribute my getting better largely to the strict regime of medication and therapy.”

Scroll down and check out the comic below.

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In December 2016, Chisholm was diagnosed with depression and ADHD. To feel better, her therapist suggested her to try journaling, but instead, she started drawing.

“I have been drawing since I was a child, but had fallen out of the habit,” artist shared on her personal website. “This comic was my compromise between drawing and journaling; it helped me record how I was feeling at the time and work through some of the darkness. At first, it was scary to put my deepest thoughts and fears out in the open, but the responses and messages of support from people made me realize how much it was needed to talk about mental health.”

After making Just Peachy for six months, Chisholm decided to quit her job and start her freelance career, so that she can dedicate more time to making and promoting her webcomics.

The artist shares her work on her Instagram profile where she has gathered over 64.2 thousand followers.

Scroll down and take a look at her webcomics below.

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Drawing comics helped him through some tough situations in life, so he decided to share them with the rest of the world. Soon enough, people loved what he did, and encouraged him to put even more effort. Now George has more than 16K Instagram followers who truly enjoy the things he does. Check out some of his comics below.

1. Pizza

2. Stages of Sadness

3. Relationship Goals

4. Falling in Love

5. C.U.T.E.

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Although he was taking proper care of his type 1 rapid cycling bipolar disorder, depression, and anxiety, he still needed a special someone to support him; his furry friend named Bagheera.

“He will convince you that he’s sweet and calm, and then pounce on you when you look away,” Pandit told Bored Panda. “He’s the friendliest cat I’ve ever seen, has no problem in loving and greeting anyone new.”

To show how Bagheera changed his life, the artist made a cute comic, however, he repeats that his little friend isn’t the sole reason that he is out of his depression.

“I had to work hard, get therapy, take my medication on time. My cat helped me get out of my bed, have a workout routine, eat healthy when I feed him, wake up on time, etc. But I attribute my getting better largely to the strict regime of medication and therapy.”

Scroll down and check out the comic below.

The post Comic Depicts Very Special Bond Between Owner and His Cat appeared first on PlayJunkie.

In December 2016, Chisholm was diagnosed with depression and ADHD. To feel better, her therapist suggested her to try journaling, but instead, she started drawing.

“I have been drawing since I was a child, but had fallen out of the habit,” artist shared on her personal website. “This comic was my compromise between drawing and journaling; it helped me record how I was feeling at the time and work through some of the darkness. At first, it was scary to put my deepest thoughts and fears out in the open, but the responses and messages of support from people made me realize how much it was needed to talk about mental health.”

After making Just Peachy for six months, Chisholm decided to quit her job and start her freelance career, so that she can dedicate more time to making and promoting her webcomics.

The artist shares her work on her Instagram profile where she has gathered over 64.2 thousand followers.

Scroll down and take a look at her webcomics below.

The post This Lovely Comics Focuses On Life With Anxiety appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Drawing comics helped him through some tough situations in life, so he decided to share them with the rest of the world. Soon enough, people loved what he did, and encouraged him to put even more effort. Now George has more than 16K Instagram followers who truly enjoy the things he does. Check out some of his comics below.

1. Pizza

2. Stages of Sadness

3. Relationship Goals

4. Falling in Love

5. C.U.T.E.

The post Finance Student Turns His Everyday Struggles with Anxiety And Depression into Amusing Comics appeared first on PlayJunkie.