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Old Sep 28, 2007, 09:24 PM
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Hey everyone, Hi, When will I learn to let go of all this
crap which dogs me everyway it can. I'm sick of always making amends to myself and this goody bull****. I carry
everything I ever did in compartments in my mind. If
I'm mentally ill, why do I need to put up a front all
the time? I now am afraid my secondary illness, OCD is
worsening and trying to find ways to cope.

DB
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I've been mentally ill for 23 years. My first sting was hard to overcome, it accompanied a severe attempt at taking my life. By the time my fourties came I knew I couldn't play denial any longer and I came into a small town to try and make a living. Now I feel I finally belong and things are making better sense. Yes.

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Old Sep 29, 2007, 12:32 PM
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Hello (((DEB))). I am sorry that you are struggling at this time. I hope that you will contact your therapist to help you at this time, so you do not have to suffer alone during your time of need. I hope things get better for you soon. Take care. Soidhonia
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Old Oct 01, 2007, 04:09 AM
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Hey Soidhonia, Thank-you alot for following up on me, these
issues that seem to be grinding me to a halt are to tell the
truth my own making. Although the past has been hard you
can't really see where it began. Sometimes I hear the past calling me but it really isn't me but only a small kid
looking in the gutters and watching the rain collect in a
stream gushing to the corner and then he would stomp and
splash in his galoshes not a care in the world. Then he'd
look around to try pushing the water farther down the
road and it became fun to do and he was immersed in this
and he controled the direction and volume of water. Then
this was what he knew and it became a little wet world
he could depend on to be there at spring and then during
the summer. The weather was always dividing our year and
even during the day we planned around the hours of sunlight.
During late winter we would come home usually in the dark
hour of 4pm. Take care,

DB
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I've been mentally ill for 23 years. My first sting was hard to overcome, it accompanied a severe attempt at taking my life. By the time my fourties came I knew I couldn't play denial any longer and I came into a small town to try and make a living. Now I feel I finally belong and things are making better sense. Yes.
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