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Default May 02, 2022 at 08:09 PM
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Hello, so I have covid feel like crap want to cry my eyes out. I also had to get my period as well when the symptoms are worsening I called the Tafe. They said they'll notify the teachers. It's just everything right now when your sick feels amplified all the pain in my childhood all the rejection with my peers. I feel so alone and broken hearted my mother who I live with and has diabetes tested negative to covid which is the only ray of sunshine right now. I hate that I have terrible thoughts right now, I hate that I feel suicidal. I don't want to feel alone and rejected in this world but I do. I dont know how much more I can take all I want is be able to do something with my life and I feel like I can't. I feel stuck in a situation. I wish people liked me wish I had genuine friendships I can't live my life like this alone. I don't know how to fix my problems it's too overwhelming I wish I had money to treat my mental health.
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Default May 04, 2022 at 10:11 AM
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I hear you, it definitely amplifies other stuff when you are physically unwell. Rotten luck your cycle coincided with getting covid too, that must be making you extra tired. Take good care of yourself, lots of fluids and maybe some comfort TV if you’re well enough to focus?
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