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Hi everyone.Well, where do I start? LolWe just had our second child 7 weeks ago and my anxiety has come back in a big way. I am getting panic attacks again and have had two in front of our three year old (I had always tried to shelter her from seeing this
So at 47 I am now 25 years post my initial diagnoses of schizophrenia and I’ve just had my first hospitalisation in over 5 years. Two weeks between the public and private system – thank you to all the people who assisted me (not least the staff) through t
Well ive been home since Wednesday. New meds. Certainly feeling better than when i went in.However now is the challenge of being home. Now I learned along time ago there is never a right time to go home. There are always stresses at home and my mood
I lost my my clinical mental health support (my fault) last week. I was wondering if other people who lost there support have found the transition from having support to no support difficult.
Hello 🙂 my questions is pretty much in the title. I've been diagnosed today with bipolar, So I've been educating myself a little by doing some research and watching some documentaries. But I really wonder...How do I know that these "feelings" "reactions"
The other day my mum told me about a recent experience she had at her medical center. She'd just come out from a routine doctor's appointment when the reception staff told her that some woman wanted a word with her. My mum went off somewhere private with
So over it had a hard time was by myself but got support from my Nephews & Nieces Plus some of my Siblings On facebook plus going to Gym has helped a lot
Ok have had 3 hrs sleep my body wants more but my mind will not let me hope going to gym later on will help!!!!
‘The Very First Story EVER To Be Told.’ A long, long time ago there lived a gobbler. Little gobbler was very unhappy because he didn't know what kind of gobbler he was. PAGE TWO.One day, still feeling unhappy, he wrote a
Living with Bi Polar has bought all sorts of difficulties my way, when I am unwell I have acted in ways that has not always been in my best interests, sometimes hurt others (emotionally) and when I was young and full of anger and drunk also physically.
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Help us push aside the stigma and discrimination surrounding complex mental health and change the way people talk about, and care for, mental illness.
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