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Fluttershy1Senior Contributor
I feel like my thoughts are out of control they are around SH, am safe but am struggling with the thoughts I have been so stressed the thoughts are just coming back. I don't want to have my addiction to SH again. I want to stay clean.
@Former-Member - am safe
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PowderfingerSenior Contributor
@Fluttershy1
Sending you tonnes of love and care.
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Fluttershy1Senior Contributor
Thanks @Powderfinger
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SnowieSenior Contributor
Nice @Fluttershy1 hope there are some things in there for you from kmart.
Have ordered a few things online too, waiting for them to come.
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Fluttershy1Senior Contributor
Yay @Snowie
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Fluttershy1Senior Contributor
Hi @Snowie @Powderfinger @MDT @BPDSurvivor @Emelia8 - feeling not so good tonight
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MDTSenior Contributor
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MDTSenior Contributor
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Fluttershy1Senior Contributor
Shivers what happened🤨
@MDT
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PowderfingerSenior Contributor
@Fluttershy1
I'm sorry to hear you are not doing good. Is there something you can think of doing that you like? Or do you have a sensory object you can use to help you through these tough things? For me, I have almost a huge life size giraffe soft toy. I do not know what I would do without Jeremy the giraffe, it is such a huge comfort to me.
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Fluttershy1Senior Contributor
@Powderfinger - I have teddy and I'm colouring in
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