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Discharged from mental health services.

I am so mixed with emotions right now


I have been under mental health services since I was a young teen,

I have suffered trauma,

I have suffered loss,

I have been sectioned,

I have starved myself,

I have been in hospital hooked up to machines,

I have used emergency services endlessly,

I have seen multiple therapists,

I have cried myself to sleep,

I have spent a year in a specialist hospital,

I have pushed people away,

I have lived a life not worth living at times.


BUT….

Today I was discharged PROPERLY from mental health services


I had a CPA today where I was able to say I no longer need services. After 10 years of consistent input from services I can finally say I feel human again. I feel happy and content with myself.


I still have down days and I’m on medication but that’s part of life. I can handle what life throws at me and I have goals and plans I want to achieve.


I can see a career I know I will be good at and I am making plans towards that goal,

I am saving for a house,

I am volunteering,

I am getting fitter,

I am getting back into sport,

I am seeing friends,

I have a beautiful niece,

I have a good support network,

I enjoy learning,

I am growing,

I am surviving,

I have passion and motivation,

I am enjoying life


Looking back I am so grateful to those who stood by me. The people who picked me up, the people who never stopped loving me. The people who held me whilst I sobbed, who ran to me late at night, who sat in A&E with me, who put up with my misery, who called me to check I was okay.

I CANNOT THANK YOU ENOUGH - I love you ❤️


I cannot believe all I have been through, I can say I am proud of what I’ve survived. I never thought I would see the day I say goodbye to services. I want to cry and smile all in one, so that’s what I’m going to do


To those suffering out there, please never give


Here’s to me

Anyone else find that after years of being so low and depressed it’s difficult to know how to be happy?

I’ve spent years feeling depressed and not thinking about the future but now I’m doing really well and it’s difficult to know how to respond.

Im grateful for being better but it’s weird!!

nuttybutseriousetash:

Anyone been on Venlafaxine? What’s it like?

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