Misti W.
Samia Shahnawaz
My experience with mental illness really started around my freshman year of high school around thirteen years old.
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My experience with mental illness really started around my freshman year of high school around thirteen years old.
Read MoreI was around 30 years old when I started having auditory hallucinations. At first I kept to myself and did not tell anyone, since I thought it would abate. At that time, I was studying in Canada, but noticed that I wasn’t able to focus my mind and my thoughts were drifting away.
Read MoreMy experience with mental illness started around twelve years old, when I was in the sixth grade. It started out quite small with simple comparisons between myself and the girls around my age.
Read MoreMy experience with Anxiety and Depression started around 7 years ago when I was 14. At the time I was living with an alcoholic mother in an unstable home. There were a lot of fights between my mother and my step dad.
Read MoreI was first diagnosed with mental health issues at the early age of eight. My conditions were anorexia and ADHD and I spent a lot of time seeing a psychologist and having family therapy.
Read MoreI suffer from PTSD, anxiety, and have had eating disorders as well. As a child I was sexually assaulted and bullied consistently through public school.
Read MoreI have PTSD from a childhood trauma that I have never really dealt with. As a result, I experience severe flashback, depression, and anxiety. In addition, I also struggle with Borderline Personality Disorder.
Read MoreMy depression probably started in middle school where I have been bullied from beginning.
Read MoreMy experience with mental illness started January 2016. I didn't realize that I was suffering from depression until my family brought it to my attention out of concern for me. I was slowly shutting down in all aspects of my life.
Read MoreIn early 2014, my 39-year-old husband died suddenly. Without warning or consent, at 37 years old, I was a widowed single mother of 6 year old twins.
Read MoreThe past four years have been pure hell. I faced a battle of depression, social anxiety, low self esteem, and self confidence brought on by the diagnosis of Premature Ovarian Failure.
Read MoreOn the 30th of March 2014 I fell 3.5 stories from a building onto concrete in Sydney. The accident occurred at a friend’s house following my 28th birthday party evening.
Read MoreI started having bipolar symptoms when I was 9 but my family didn't take me to doctor until I was 15.
Read MoreI had always been an anxious child, but I was not diagnosed with generalized anxiety disorder until I was 15.
Read MoreI was diagnosed bipolar type 2 in 2009, as well as PTSD, C-PTSD, panic disorder w/o agoraphobia, anxiety, and ADHD. I've also been fighting chronic migraines since 1999.
Read MoreMy anxiety and problems handling stress started sometime during high school. I also have struggled with accepting and handling my emotions since I was fairly young.
Read MoreI think I always had the signs of an anxiety disorder, growing up with a lot of trauma. My father raised me on his own until I was eight, all while battling a drug addiction and mental illness.
Read MoreI first developed depression in my early teens after my family moved to another state.
Read MoreI had never considered that I might have an anxiety disorder until my most recent therapist decided to keep calling it that.
Read MoreI wouldn’t say life having epilepsy is a walk in the park, because every victim is affected in a different way. There are those who have small petite mal seizures, and then there are those who have grand mal seizures that are affected emotionally and physically, like myself.
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