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I always say the wrong things

jem80Senior Contributor12 Sept 2016, 11:40 pm AEST

I always say the wrong things

I always feel like I say the wrong things. That my mental illness trips me up and my conversation isn't as clear or empathetic as I try to make it sound.

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jem80Senior Contributor15 Sept 2016, 10:19 pm AEST

Re: I always say the wrong things

Dear @NikNik,

I got quite emotional reading your post. I never viewed my thoughts that way. It's good to be reassured.

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