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Oaktree | Senior Contributor | Last message 2 years ago

Gluten Free Recommendations

Hi gang, have we got any Gluten Free forumites out there? I am trying to put together a gift basket for my support worker who hasn’t been gluten free very long. I am looking for recommendations for gluten free products which are good and yummy. I already

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emu12345 | Contributor | Last message 2 years ago

spreading love :)

Hello everyone, I haven't been active in awhile. I hope everyone is doing well and keep your head up always

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sol_49 | Senior Contributor | Last message 2 years ago

embarrassed and hurt

I feel so sad. My psychologist warned me about this guy. He said that he was most likely 'a nasty piece of work'. And now he has broken my heart. I have opened up and shared my soul with him on the internet for nearly a year now. I just found ou

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Tranquillity | Senior Contributor | Last message 2 years ago

Schizophrenia - hearing voices

Hi All,A few years ago I began hearing horrifying voices, unfortunately (very nasty, shocking religious prognostications of going to eternal hell and damnation when I die, of having the devil in my heart, and purported negative insights into my life and a

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StanD | Senior Contributor | Last message 2 years ago

Book Club Thread 📓📗📚📖

Hello & Thankyou for reading with me!! All, I am on page 36 & fascinated to finally learn the relationship between cortisol & CPTSD. In contrast to my thoughts - cortisol levels are abnormally, chronical

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ThePhoenix | Casual Contributor | Last message 2 years ago

No Need to Always Go 100%

Take it from me, once you’re in the sauce of doing a task very thoroughly, you will find it hard to get out. Why? Because you’ll probably feel stressed and unsatisfied if you don’t quite get it right. You just can’t do something 100%, and if you can, you

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Ru-bee | Moderator | Last message 2 years ago

Cutting out Family Members

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bliffitygibbet | Contributor | Last message 2 years ago

Support request - Parenting while mentally ill

I live with PTSD; most of the time I'm ok and I'm well connected to supports. I'm working hard on recovery, including getting sober. I co-parent a wonderful child, nearly 12. His father has gotten increasingly hostile, especially after I experienced

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D1ng0 | Senior Contributor | Last message 2 years ago

Living with an eating disorder

Hey everyone, I hope you're doing okay. As a content warning, this post is about my experience of bulimia nervosa, and about global food insecurity caused by war and poverty.I was diagnosed with my eating disorder earlier this year. I'm suffering from nut

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Kath23 | Casual Contributor | Last message 2 years ago

Agrophobia and anxiety

Hi guys I’ve recently had a break up and it’s been hard my anxiety is back really bad that some days I can’t leave the house

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