It's June.

So... I've lived in this new place for about a month now. My roommate finally moved in on May 31st. I now have health insurance as of yesterday. I have a doctors appointment today at 11:10 am. Things feel like they are finally starting to fall into place and I can start working on my mental health. I am hoping my appointment today goes well. I want to work on finding the right medication for me. Now that I have health insurance I can afford better medication. 

I am also working on studying for my AZ-900 exam. Its the first in the Microsoft Azure Cloud certifications. Here's to a good 12 months.

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