Lucidity Lamb is an author, artist, introverted science nerd who believes people are happiest when they are helping each other. Raised in New England, she eventually got cold enough to move to Florida where she met many wonderful people from different walks of life. Luci is intentionally positive to counteract her natural tendency toward depression and anxiety. Poetry, music, and storytelling have always been Luci’s most comfortable ways of communicating.

Through her life, Luci was told many lies about herself. She believed them for a long time. She was diagnosed with Attention Deficient Disorder (ADD) in junior high, and was put in physical therapy for her hypermobility, hand/eye coordination, and speech issues. In the 70’s, 80’s, and 90’s, no one was talking about things like Ehlers Danlos Syndrome (EDS), Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS), or any other of the oddities of her existence. There was no internet to easily research and connect with others who have similar things happening. So when people called her lazy or weird, she had no way to defend herself.

Luci has been battling depression and anxiety since the age of 6. She had to learn to adapt to the world that would not adapt to her and it took it’s toll. Like many people, she learned to mimic those around her so she would fit in. She got rather good at it – she made friends. She survived adolescence and college.

In an effort to “succeed” in the world, Luci earned a degree in Biology and an MBA, but success has a funny way of redefining itself along the way. While her career is driven by structure, she pours her creativity, melancholy, and hope into her art.

In her 40s, she began the adventure of self-publishing her poetry in her Lucid Lines series. On the Photography page, she also shares some of her photos. She has since expanded LucidityLamb.com to include works from other poets and artists, and is excited to announce that Jack White will soon offer customized artwork from the site as well.

Luci is passionate about helping people. One way to do that is by sharing information. Please visit the Information Links page to learn more about important topics. Another new page for the site is in honor of the Peer-to-Peer group at Liberty Correctional Institution in Florida. Peer-to-Peer encourages inmates to learn and to act in positive ways despite their situation. Please visit the Peer-to-Peer page to learn more.