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Dec 08, 2020, 07:54 PM
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Member Since: Jul 2019
Location: Downtown Vibes, California
Posts: 15,701
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Originally Posted by Sapien
You’re right. It just sucks that other people are able to function and their successes are getting degrees, landing jobs/getting promoted, and getting married and my successes are “I haven’t done anything that has a high probability of killing me in a week and I remembered to eat a meal today.”
Guess I just gotta remember I have disorder(s) that make my little successes matter as much as others’.
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 I know. I'm there, too. All of the friends I grew up with have "normal" lives. My life is not normal, it's weird. If nothing else, meds cause life to be abnormal. I have a bunch of childhood friends who regularly run marathons. If I walk around the block it's a success, because meds make me feel so off-balance and tired.
All those reasons make it so, so important to have 24/7 support. We really need it.
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