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trihard | Casual Contributor | Last message 11 years ago

shared experience

Its a very hard situation. My in law has psychosis (schizophrenia) and is not doing well. His young wife has a baby and a toddler and is very depressed. We are caring as best we can but he needs to be assessed and properly treated. His current psych

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Seeker | Contributor | Last message 10 years ago

A journey through cancer.

Hi, im new. I was diagnosed with mental illness 20+ years ago. I find it very frustrating that i cannot get any legal help to fight misdiagnosis, many stories there all law firms wont touch mental health unless your rich to pay them off up front. So Drs

Our storiesCreated 11 years ago

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NikNik | Senior Contributor | Last message 11 years ago

Is trying to look good a crime?

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debo | Contributor | Last message 11 years ago

Is trying to look good a crime?

I have been married for six years now. But my husband doesn’t like me looking good. I always feel that. He always think I want to attract all the men to me and that’s why I’m trying to look good. But that’s not true. I feel good when I try to look good. I

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debo | Contributor | Last message 8 years ago

R u going mad?????

I have tried everything to get away from the thoughts and memories of my broken marriage- . dance, exercise and even concentrating on my favourite hobbies like reading or watching television. But everything at some point reminds me of my husband. Now, see

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Unknown user | Member | Last message 10 years ago

How to Cope when Switching or Adjusting Meds

For many people who live with mental illness, one component of the treatment and recovery journey can include medication (sometimes more than one). However, over the course of the lifespan, sometimes people’s circumstances, symptoms and/or diagnoses can c

Our storiesCreated 11 years ago

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Keti | Casual Contributor | Last message 11 years ago

ongoing problem

Hello,it's my first post.I talk to myself a lot , I have since I can remember but other people have noticed now at work and they look at me strangely . I feel very uncomfortable right now.

Our storiesCreated 11 years ago

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Linmerc | Senior Contributor | Last message 11 years ago

APOLOGIES

Hi NikNik and CherrybombI just wanted to apologies that I have not been posting or replying recently but I have not been in a good place.My husband has left us and moved into shared accommodation with a 'female' friend. I am totally devastated, I didn't s

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BPBear | Contributor | Last message 11 years ago

Deja Vu

Hi,This is a bit selfish in that I need to vent. Thought about posting via existing discussion but feel more comfortable initiating new discussion rather than barging in via someone elses discussions.My nephew has BiPolar. I have looked after him since hi

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