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| hippy Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: UK
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| I am well!
Just wanted to come in and say to folks who have helped me out such a lot over the last year or two, that I actually, finally, feel well! It has been a long slog and had many many ups and downs, but I really feel that maybe eventually, I have the right combo of meds, my therapy is now getting somewhere and my confidence is growing. Anxiety is still a player in my daily moods and I do have to take benzo's occassionally for this and I am also still unable to work, but I am working towards getting there. I am sorry I have not been on here as much, helping people who have helped me. I have found as I have been getting more and more well, I have been spending less and less time at the computer. My social anxiety is so much better too so I have been going out a lot more. Thanks to everyone.....and don't give up the fight! Hippyhippy xx
__________________ I'm not sure what normal is: healthful and fulfilling is what I want my norm to be. Patty Duke |
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| Life the gift of recovery! Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Home is where the heart is
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| HIPPY.... good to hear from you. Glad things are better for you, I how hard this struggle has been for you over the years. Please don't lose contact with us now that you are feeling better. I am sure that your experience can be very helpful to others who are struggling and provide hope and encouragement for them. Take care.
__________________ NOTE: All Big Book quotes are from the First Edition of the Big Book WHY DOGS LIVES ARE SO MUCH SHORTER THAN HUMANS: People are born so that they can learn how to live a good life -- like loving everybody all the time and being nice. Well, dogs already know how to do that, so they don't have to stay as long |
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