Why Sharing My Story Helps Me Fight Isolation
"In keeping these pieces hidden, I feel like I would be endorsing the view that mental illness is something to be ashamed of and it’s just not."
Topic: depression
"In keeping these pieces hidden, I feel like I would be endorsing the view that mental illness is something to be ashamed of and it’s just not."
"Needing help is nothing to be ashamed of and getting that help is a cause for celebration."
"Here’s what else I’ve learned since I started telling people about my mental illness: They can surprise you."
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"Orlando is the place and you're officially invited."
"No one else may ask you not to kill yourself today. Please don’t let my letter be a missed opportunity."
"There is a reason you are reading this right now, at this very moment in time. This is a message you need to hear."
"And now… now I know can believe hope when it starts to speak to me through the darkness."
"Part of me still hears this nearly instinctual internal voice saying, 'Everyone gets it. You’re depressed. Stop bringing it up already.'”
"My depression is here, but it doesn’t have to control me."
"When life gets tough, we should be there offering support, not avoiding the reality because stigma tells us we should."
"After searching the term 'non-binary' on Google, I wrapped it around myself like a security blanket."

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