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How Are You Feeling Right Now?
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Sometimes, it can be a long & difficult road--& an arduous journey, at times; on the "road to recovery!" As there seem to be many (potential) 'pitfalls.' And seemingly--very little margin for error. However, I also feel that it is important to acknowledge that, you are number one, only human, and very, very few don't suffer some kinds of setbacks along the way, usually involving relapses of sorts, on multiple occasions. So long as you're able to continue to keep battling on, and refuse to "give up," I'd say you're just perfectly fine - in my mind. I know however, your own thoughts & opinions will vary. Just keep in mind that they are also subjective ones, and that you might not feel that very same way, about some one else (another individual, in other words) were they faced with the same scenario - & you were to make an assessment on them, and their lives (or how they are living them). And I'm hoping, of course, that that will not / or won't be - the case: with < mod edit - timeline > Let us know if you need, or would like any help - (with this).
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I'm sorry it's been such a rough morning, and yes, I think that you and your friend have discovered what it is for so many of us to be alive, and especially when--we ourselves are having face a mental illness, or some/or any form, kind, or type. It can then, even more than otherwise, be a progression, with or which has: many "ebbs & flows." So hopefully you (just) know, that this feeling won't (hopefully) always be accompanying you permanently. Or as in never leaving/& always staying (by your side). Anyway, here's to brighter days ahead @puffymilk ! : )
Well, see now.,, that’s a whole‘ other level of disorder; than I was thinking it was. . , so! Yeah? You may very well have your hands tied there, then. As I’m no expert: but I’d suspect, what you’d want to do in order to treat or help with that hoarding situation, or behavior, is to first tackle or address the reasons as to why they are engaging in such excessive activity in the first place. In other words—if you can get to the bottom of that (or at least begin to have it be managed somewhat, such that it is not becoming such a destructive force that leads to such…) then you may better be able to disable that/or the . . . I don’t even know what you call it? An addiction? Or a coping mechanism? A compulsion? Well, whatever terminology or label you’d care to ascribe or attribute it to, that’s what you would ultimately hope to do! In a perfect world, that is~ … 😉👌🤗💯🙌✅😊
