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User Profile: GlenM
GlenM March 23rd, 2015

Congratulations! You made it to the next level on your growth path. Share with us the #1 thing you learned on this leg of your journey!

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User Profile: rationalHouse4491
rationalHouse4491 July 2nd, 2015

It is completely alright to visit a professionalif things get really bitter.Also the fact that I am not alone.

User Profile: messedupmissy
messedupmissy July 2nd, 2015

Sometimes, the most unusual and least expected way to deal with certain situation could be the most helpful or effective ones.

User Profile: charmingMaple8211
charmingMaple8211 July 2nd, 2015

I learned that not everyone will understand your mental illness and people will leave your life whether you like it or not. You have to accept what you can't change in order to move on. This stigma associated with mental illnesses prevented me from seeking help because I was in denial of having it. Now, I finally accepted the truth and I'm not ashamed of my illness. I will get through this.

One thing I have learned through my whole experience is that you cant change what other people think, but you can stop caring about what they think thank you all.

User Profile: girlthatloveschocolate
girlthatloveschocolate July 2nd, 2015

i've learned that it's ok to be sad sometimes as long as you can get yourself up

User Profile: FaithHes
FaithHes July 2nd, 2015

We are who we are and we shouldn't be ashamed.

User Profile: AroAceOutOfPlace
AroAceOutOfPlace July 2nd, 2015

It's okay to let things go. Mistakes are what make the human experience worthwhile

User Profile: BloodyRose5759
BloodyRose5759 July 2nd, 2015

I've come to realize that there is no one that can top him. He might not love me anymore, but I can't forget his hugs or his singing or even his face

User Profile: acidicBow2966
acidicBow2966 July 2nd, 2015

My problems are definitelynot as bad as other peoples.

User Profile: auntbirdie
auntbirdie July 2nd, 2015

I learned that if you live your life trying to fix other people, you're going to cut yourself on their shattered bits quite a few times. I should spend more time trying to pick up my own broken pieces.