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Friday, December, 05, 2008

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Randy Player

Randy Player

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posted 05/30/2008, comments (0)

Through God all things are possible

I am twenty-nine going on thirty years old. Life long suffererer of depression. Life long sufferer of anorexia. Chronic panic attacks since my mom and brother died two years alone. I've been on all of the SSRIs. I believe they are the work of the devil. That's just my case. Tried Wellbutrin, which landed me in the ER after a seizure. Tried... Read moreChevron
Randy Player

Randy Player

(Profile)
posted 05/30/2008, comments (0)

Through God all things are possible

I am twenty-nine going on thirty years old. Life long suffererer of depression. Life long sufferer of anorexia. Chronic panic attacks since my mom and brother died two years alone. I've been on all of the SSRIs. I believe they are the work of the devil. That's just my case. Tried Wellbutrin, which landed me in the ER after a seizure. Tried... Read moreChevron
a work in progress

a work in progress

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posted 04/08/2008, comment (1)

Daily Bread

Blue for my state of mind, I guess.   Controlling what I can and doing the best I can with what I have are philosophies I try to following.  I have been 'unemployed' now for a few years, before that, I lost several jobs within months due to my inability to concentrate because of the stressors of life and my disease.  My... Read moreChevron
Alice
posted 02/03/2008, comments (0)

Journaling

I'm sure most of you have already heard this from someone else but I find that journaling is a good method of relieving stress and letting go of some of the things that are bothering you. I usually do it just before I go to sleep so my mind doesn't race with all the stressors of the day. If you don't like writing; drawing or painting... Read moreChevron

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