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Each month we are encouraging our bloggers to write about a themed topic. As April is Stress Awareness Month, this month's blog theme is stress.
Share your thoughts/experiences with the SANE Community here.
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This is a mystery the medical profession cannot seem to fathom. Two thirds of doctors and nurses seem to treat people well with dignity and respect as is deserved, however there ar...
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Hey everyone!
I am seriously thinking about turning some of my blog posts into a book. So last night, I decided to check out just what all that would entail and I don't mind saying...
I never knew Depression was an illness, I just knew of "The Great Depression" until I was diagnosed with it in October 2012 after coping with it for 4 years, even then I didn't kno...
Hi everyone, my experience with mental health is as follows..
I started with panic attacks and agoraphobia in 2006 this i have been told was brought on by my job.
My illness lasted...
It was, ironically, going back to work that made me feel the most depressed about my redundancy.
It has taken some time but I have finally started to unravel my feelings. When I ac...
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This is no place to be. No way to live in the shadows. In the dark. Reaching for scraps that fall from the table and scratching your tongue on the floor as you lick them up in a ru...
If there's one thing I can't stand it is the statement, 'but he's still your father.' Honestly, anyone who has ever used this should take a step back and have a word with themselve...
Having PTSD feels like having brain damage. Your brain chooses a traumatic memory and plays it back, forcing you to re-experience it over and over again. It doesn't matter where yo...
Having PTSD feels like having brain damage. Your brain chooses a traumatic memory and plays it back, forcing you to re-experience it over and over again. It doesn't matter where yo...
Feeling a little better since the last blog.
Had a good session with my councellor on Monday. He's on my wavelength, which has really helped. Theres certain thoughts you think when...
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