Even when your problem(s) don't leave you very distressed, even when you feel you can surpass it on your own, and even when you feel you have the proper method to deal with it, it still helps to have a quick chat, even if it's with someone you don't know. Sometimes, it's even better if you don't know them, as there's no shyness involved behind opening up to someone you'll see again regularly. I think people can forget that, sometimes, and it's people like GittleLeo who can help you remember. He was very professional, understanding, and kind. He also had some good tips and thoughts for me to continue on my path to healing, and I am very grateful for him giving me some time out of his day to make mine a little better.

GittleLeo was a wonderful introduction to your site. On a whim, while lonely and looking to see if there were any places to speak to a real person without any actual commitment, I found this link and spoke to someone who made an actual basic connection and was engaging. I am sure you are aware of the difficulty in that - to get a visitor to engage and pay attention, online. For the first 30 seconds I was past the impulse of finding a chat and thinking of leaving, but stayed for around an hour because it just plain felt good to have this person to talk to. The site simply served its purpose. Thank you for this resource and for the aid and advocacy of mental health.

He was very helpfull and didn't understimate my problems. Thank you again :)