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I do what it takes
to heal and recover from major depressive disorder and fibromyalgia
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Do What You Can. I Do.
Start where you are; acknowledging your current condition is the first step towards moving forward. Use what you have; whatever mental illness or debilitating condition you have your energy levels will be limited. Do what you can; realise that you have new limitations and won't be able to do what you used to be able to. Have you been able to find your balance yet? Share your story in the comments below.
Feb 52 min read
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Without the Dark, We'd Never See the Stars
It often takes hardship and pain to realise just what we are made of and realise how strong we can be. As hard as it is going through the journey to recovery, What have you discovered about yourself through your journey? Share your story in the comments section below.
Feb 21 min read
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And the World Will Live as One
John Lennon saw the world differently than most. When I saw this section of the lyrics to John Lennon's famous song, it struck a note with me that while it may vary slightly from the original intention of the song, I think you will agree, it has the same underlying intention.
Feb 12 min read
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It is Courage to Continue That Counts
Having the courage to acknowledge and face it head-on day in and day out, a small step at a time, even though we have bad days and setbacks , to keep picking ourselves up and continue our journeys towards recovery...
Jan 291 min read
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From Zero to Hero
To be the hero or heroine of your life you need to first acknowledge that there is danger and something worth saving, and that something is YOU!
Jan 281 min read
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Ordinary Acts of Love and Hope
Your life is of inestimable value, and you are not alone. Your support team* acknowledge this, hence their care and understanding during your journey towards recovery.
Jan 261 min read
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I'd Rather be Happy
After all who decided what social norms should be, and therefore what is dignified behaviour?
Jan 251 min read
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