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Old 02-02-2016, 07:08 PM #1
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I don't really have any questions just kinda need to vent some stuff out

major improvements lately especially this past week has been super good, had a bit of a relapse yesterday/today, You guys all know how tough it is, some days i feel so close to being back to normal, some days like today where you just lose hope, im doing my best to stay positive,

i dont really have anyone in my life who understands how tough it can be, especially when people see you as looking and talking normal,

anyways there was no purpose of this post other to vent, hope you guys are doing well!
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