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utopia | Senior Contributor | Last message 6 years ago

REMISSION

So i have MDD and Anxiety. Have had it for 6 years. But around September last year i started feeling better. Noticed i wasn't feeling depressed. Rather than excite me, i told myself it was just a short reprieve and the depression would be back to haunt me

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Powderfinger | Senior Contributor | Last message 6 years ago

Hard things to accept about a mental breakdown.

This is not an exhaustive list of hard things to accept about a mental breakdown, there are too many to list. There is one thing I'm finding very hard to accept. The truth that at the moment my ability to work is very much limited. .For at le

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Powderfinger | Senior Contributor | Last message 6 years ago

Re building after a mental breakdown

I'm slowly coming to the realisation that re-buildijg my life after my recent mental breakdown is inevitable. In some ways, I feel relief. The old has to go. I know it sounds so simple but it will take time. Nine months of constant pressure t

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Lee71 | Senior Contributor | Last message 6 years ago

just a thought

https://youtu.be/6uLtyzRgmyI Wasn't sure where to put this, can't always apply it to myself either. Just thought I would share. @NatureLover @Emelia8@outlander @Shaz51 @Maggie There's probably more I s

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Powderfinger | Senior Contributor | Last message 6 years ago

In my best interests to end my relationship. *TW

I ended my relationship last night. It's the right thing for me. I'm not choosing for her, I'm choosing it for me. This toxic, negative and destructive cycle needed to end. The only way to put an end to it in my life was to end the relationship.

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TheVorticon | Senior Contributor | Last message 6 years ago

visible SH scars

Up until last week, it had been over a decade since anyone (aside from my partner) asked about my old self harm scars. I'd wondered if perhaps they'd faded enough to not be noticeable. Apparently not. I had a lie at the ready. I'd prepared it in ad

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bleepbloophello | Contributor | Last message 6 years ago

Helpful representations of mental illness (film/TV/books etc.)

Hi everyone, I'm pretty new to this community but I have an idea for a thread that might be helpful for some of us. I thought we could post about representations of mental illness in film, TV, books etc. that we have found comfort and truth in. The i

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jay2 | Senior Contributor | Last message 6 years ago

Not holding it together well

Every body who cares to answer. Are people out there finding it hard to hold it together ? or is it just me. I dont have a problem with self isolation ,I do that frequently, helps me keep it together. I am thinking it is maybe the hype,

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Powderfinger | Senior Contributor | Last message 6 years ago

Is this "normal"in the sense of a mental breakdown?

There is not really any information I can find on the stages of a mental breakdown. Not like grief where there are seven stages, although they do not work in order. I don't know if I'm still "in my mental breakdown" had it or coming out of it

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