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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: exuberantLemon7371
exuberantLemon7371 January 21st, 2017

Take a deep breath and don't sweat it. Keep rolling.

User Profile: awanderingsoul
awanderingsoul January 21st, 2017

I'm finding the way to speak with my family and stop being so afraid

January 21st, 2017

@Mahbuttitches82 😃

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User Profile: systematic
systematic January 21st, 2017

I have learned to start focusing on me as an individual, and how I can learn and grow with myself

January 21st, 2017

@systematic well done

User Profile: systematic
systematic January 21st, 2017

@Superwoman34 Thank you so much!

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User Profile: Jadeshina
Jadeshina January 21st, 2017

I've learned repetition, thought reframing and asking for help when all else fails is what I need.

User Profile: AllieSo
AllieSo January 21st, 2017

I'm learning that I too matter and that I have to start caring for myself as much as I do about others.

User Profile: Sister3
Sister3 January 21st, 2017

Spontaneity is necessary sometimes; I need to learn to let go and not to plan every step carefully out of fear of making a mistake.

User Profile: Kittyxty
Kittyxty January 21st, 2017

I learned that my feeling of loneliness is much more influential in muy life than I thought. And that I have a lot to review about my childhood in my path to healing.

January 21st, 2017

I'm ok, I'm doing good & things are working our alright

User Profile: fearlessWriter78
fearlessWriter78 January 21st, 2017

Yay I reached step 380! Only a little ways more to go before getting to 400 :) I've learned that living healthily with mental illness is different for everyone; what might work for me might not work for someone else.

User Profile: Babu
Babu January 22nd, 2017

I have learned we can spend our energy more wisely by accepting our pain instead of fighting against it in every possible way.