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DeeDee17
posted 03/22/2009, comments (5)

DeeDee17

I had to write...DeeDeeSaturday, March 21, 2009 at 05:36 AM My husband is 34 and was diagnosed at 18. We have been married now for 6 years. I married him knowing full well about his illness. I can't say its been a bed of roses but life is good, today. It is alot of work to be married to him, and yes I sometimes wish I had not married... Read moreChevron
Penny
posted 03/13/2009, comments (3)

Need Advice

Hello All,   My mother has suffered from various forms of mental illness her entire life. She has predominately been diagnosed with depression.  Since about age 20, she has had religious delusions of grandeur, paranoia, and difficulties with family, and jobs.  Although she has been in therapy for 30 years, I just found out that... Read moreChevron
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hi my real name is veronica "alisza" is my middle name haha
posted 03/03/2009, comments (6)

cant think about others now

i was laying a bath full of hot steamy water, listening to my music, the thought popped into my mind that this was my time, time to go, time to die, yes i have been taking my meds, but something led, me to this point in life, where it all seemed worthless, it is my time, i thought of ways to do it, ways i could escape life, flee from my troubles,... Read moreChevron
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alisza

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hi my real name is veronica "alisza" is my middle name haha
posted 02/24/2009, comments (6)

about me

hi this is a little about me i was hospitilized on dec 10th for a suicide attempt then again on dec 27th i swallowed a bottle of prozac while in there i was diagnosed with major depression, parainod SZ, and seziures i already new i had seziures i wanted to die because i had to much pressure i was living by myself i had 725.00 rent i... Read moreChevron
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posted 01/25/2009, comments (4)

CHOICES II-17 - We can do this the easy way or . . .

  In books, movies and TV shows we've all heard the phrase - "We can do this the easy way or the hard way, the choice is yours."  In any context this line offers a clear choice.  The consequences of that choice are implicit, but nonetheless quite clear.   In this series, CHOICES II (Choices in Recovery), we are talking about... Read moreChevron
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