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Tomorrow is International Day of Persons with Disabilities. I'm curious about whether some of you think of your MI as a disability, rather than an illness?I guess if you're comparing it to a physical model, illnesses are things that are either termin
Hi lovely peopleI am OK still however I am distinctly threatened and experiencing the ordinary thing 'fragile.' I am still clinging to the parts of me that still matter - although the fingernails are breaking on the cliff top. For me I am becoming afraid,
This is a bad time of year for people coping with mental issues - the shops are already filled with Christmas decorations, and they remind us that Christmas is just around the corner. Some of us have issues with family Christmas gatherings bringing up all
Hi I'm not sure if this is allowed but are we allowed to meet one another in person?
Hello all. My name is Slim I have been battling depression fo quite a few years now (Probably a lot longer than I care to admit), and after discussing my "Situation" with a psycologist, the conclusion is, there is also PTSD and some anxiety mixed in
I've been quiet..I moved out of smll rural Qld. Left my partner, my dog and all my belongings behind. Now with my son & gf on Gold Goast. I went Psychiatrist whom said I need therapy for the rest of my life..ok so now I'm here I am not happy, people,
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Hi please look up the "drug in question" its so so so important
Hi I know its early but put ur Chrissie Deco's up,Christmas parties! Before Chrissie evenGoogle plus is incredible for hobblie inspiration collections free to joinTalk to your neighbours I'm on nabo in AustraliaI'll keep posting
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